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دو روزہ بندش کے بعد اسرائیل کا مسجدِ اقصی دوبارہ کھولنے کا اعلان
رملہ (مغربی کنارہ) – ایجنسیاں اسرائیلی وزیر اعظم بنیامین نیتن یاہو کی جانب سے جاری بیان کے مطابق مسجد اقصی کو اتوار کے روز کھول دیا جائے گا۔ بیان میں کہا گیا ہے کہ " سکیورٹی مشاورت کے بعد فیصلہ کیا گیا ہے کہ مسجد اقصی کو اتوار کی دوپہر سے بتدریج نمازیوں، زائرین اور سیاحوں کے لئے کھول دیا جائے گ
جولائی 16: آج اردو کے معروف شاعر سرور عثمانی کی سالگرہ ہے
تحریر : ابو الحسن علی بھٹکلی ۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔ آتے جاتے موسموں کا سلسلہ باقی رہے روز ہم ملتے رہیں اور فاصلہ باقی رہے سرور عثمانی پیدائش 16 ؍ جولائی 1946 کو گیا کے اور موجودہ نوادہ ضلع کے گاؤں رجہت میں ہوئی تھی ۔ ان کے والد جناب قیوم اثر ایک بڑے اور اہم سوشلسٹ لیڈر تھے ، جو کہ جارج
Modi asks state govts to come down hard on cow vigilantes
New Delhi: Seeking to blunt the opposition attack over cow vigilantism, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today sought to put the onus for checking such “hooliganism” on state governments, insisting that they take “stringent action” against them. The prime minister also sought the support of oppositio
'Bhatkal has always been peaceful during festivals', Inayathullah Shabandri at Peace meeting
Bhatkallys News Service/ Rizwan Gangavali Bhatkal 16 July 2017: Police department organized an peace meeting at I.B office ahead of Marikamba festival which will be celebrated by the Non-Muslims of the town later this week. Members of several social and political organizations were present at
Kuwait condemns Al-Aqsa Mosque closure by Israel
KUWAIT CITY, July 15, (KUNA): Kuwait strongly condemned Israel’s closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque and thus banning of Palestinian worshippers from performing Friday prayers, for the first time in around half a century. The Israeli measure “is a provocation of feelings of Muslims around the world, and a
Massive hiring drive expected in Oman this year
uscat: After a year of austerity that witnessed companies freezing hiring if not firing employees, this year will witness most companies hiring in different sectors, according to data by HR agencies. Nearly 75 per cent of the companies in the Sultanate plan to recruit new employees this year as t
6,000 needy children get bags packed with school essentials
Over 6,000 schoolchildren from low-income families in Ajman and Ras Al Khaimah will soon be smiling from ear to ear as they will be receiving school backpacks containing essential school supplies, just ahead of the new academic year. The bags, which were packed by Dubai Cares and its team of 200
Donald Trump Asks Supreme Court to Block Travel Ban Ruling
(WASHINGTON) - The U.S. Justice Department on Friday asked the Supreme Court to block a judge's ruling that prevented President Donald Trump's travel ban from being applied to grandparents of U.S. citizens and refugees already being processed by resettlement agencies. In a court filing, the adminis
14 years in jail if you kill cow, 2 if you kill people: Judge in BMW case
When a Delhi judge sentenced the son of a Haryana-based industrialist to two years’ imprisonment on Saturday for mowing down a motorcyclist with his luxury car in 2008, he couldn’t help but observe how present-day laws provide more stringent punishment to perpetrators of cattle-related crimes th
DIG Roopa submits second report: Sasikala's crucial CCTV records missing
BENGALURU: Deputy inspector general (prisons) D Roopa, who recently exposed alleged corrupt activities in jail, submitted her second report to DGP (Prisons) HN Sathyanarayana Rao on Saturday. In the report, she has highlighted the state of affairs pertaining to maintenance of the central prison,
6 out of 10 get driving licence without test in India: Study
NEW DELHI: Six out of every 10 people with a driving licence in India never actually sat behind a wheel to get it, according to a sample survey done across 10 cities, including the five metros, which have the highest vehicle population. Just 12% of drivers in Agra got their licences the honest wa
Heavy rains pound Gujarat; seven dead, 2,000 relocated
AHMEDABAD: Incessant rains since Friday night let to flood-like situation in many parts of Rajkot, Morbi, Jamnagar and Surendranagar districts of Saurashtra on Saturday, forcing relocation of over 2,000 people. At least seven persons died in rain related incidents in last 24 hours, including two in
SA vs ENG: Anderson took 5 to struck SA at 335
Nottingham: James Anderson took all South Africa’s remaining four wickets as the tourists were bowled out for 335 on the second day of the second Test against England at Trent Bridge on Saturday. The Proteas resumed on 309 for six but added just 26 runs in 6.2 overs before they were dismissed.
ICC Women’s World Cup: Mithali, Rajeshwari take India to semis
Derby [U.K.]: A brilliant century from skipper Mithali Raj, alongside a five-wicket from spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad, helped India thrash New Zealand by 188 runs and enter the semi-finals of the ongoing ICC Women’s World Cup. Chasing a stiff target of 266, the White Ferns couldn’t stand against a
Tehran blasts Trump for describing Iran as rogue state
Tehran: Iran on Saturday slammed the US President Trump’s description of the country as a rogue state, media reports said. “Trump ought to seek the reason for subversion and rebellion in his own arbitrary and conflicting policies and actions, as well as those of his arrogant, aggressive and occup
Taliban kills four Afghan policemen in Zabul province
Kabul [Afghanistan]: At least four Afghan policemen were killed after Taliban militants opened fire at them in Afghanistan’s Zabul province on Saturday. Zabul security officials confirmed the incident and said that one policeman was injured in the clash with the militants which took place close t
2018 Assembly Polls Most Likely My Last Election: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah
BENGALURU: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today indicated that the 2018 assembly polls could "most likely" be his last election. He also hinted at choosing Chamundeshwari constituency in Mysuru -- the place that gave him 'political rebirth' -- for the election. "People in Chamundeshwari ha
Museum in honour of Kalam to be inaugurated on July 27
Rameswaram: A museum in honour of late President Dr A P J Abdul Kalam will be inaugurated at Peikarambur area here on July 27, union minister Pon Radhakrishnan said today. The museum would come up on a 3.45 acre site and would also house a planetorium, he told reporters after inspecting ongoing