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100 percentile for eight candidates in CAT
As many as eight candidates have secured a 100 percentile in the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2013 - for seats in the 13 Indian Institutes of Management. All the candidates who achieved this feat are male and from an engineering background. Two of the candidates have a masters degrees. While thre
کرسچیانو رونالڈو سال کے بہترین فٹبالر
بھٹکلیس نیوز / 14 جنوری، 14 زیورخ / (ایجنسی) ہسپانوی فٹبال کلب ریئل میڈرڈ کے پرتگالی کھلاڑی کرسچیانو رونالڈو نے فیفا کا بیلن ڈی اور ایوارڈ جیت لیا ہے۔اس ایوارڈ کا اعلان پیر کی شام سوئٹزرلینڈ کے شہر زیورخ میں منعقدہ تقریب میں کیا گیا۔پرتگال کی ٹیم کے 28 /سالہ کپتان کے ہمراہ اس ایوارڈ کی دوڑ میں بارس
اقلیتوں کو حقوق سے محروم رکھنے دستور کی غلط تشریح
بھٹکلیس نیوز / 14 جنوری، 14 نئی دہلی ۔ 13 جنوری ۔ (پی ٹی آئی) وزیر اقلیتی اُمور کے رحمن خان نے آج کہا کہ اقلیتوں کو ان کے جائز حقوق سے محروم رکھنے کیلئے دستور کی غلط تشریح کی جارہی ہے ۔ جن حقوق کے ذریعہ اقلیتوں کو شہریوں کے ایک طبقہ جیسا سلوک کرنے کی ضرورت ہے تاکہ انیںد فوائد سے استفادہ کرنے کا موق
'World's oldest' man dies at 130 years
An Algerian man believed to be the world’s oldest person died at the age of 130 years in hospital in the North African Arab country after he was admitted two years ago for the first time in his life, newspapers reported on Monday. Mubarak Rahmani was born in 1884 in a desert village near the bord
Two young Emiratis found dead in car
Sharjah: Two young Emirati men found dead in a car in the early hours of Wednesday in Kalba are believed to have died from carbon monoxide poisoning, said Colonel Mubarak Al Dukan, Deputy Commander in Chief of Sharjah Police. The deceased were identified as A.A., 20, and S.A., 19. The
UK engineer gives new theory on how pyramids were built
Ancient Egyptians created pyramids by piling up rubble on the inside and attaching bricks on the outside later, according to a new theory proposed by a British engineer. Peter James, an engineer at Cintec International in Newport, South Wales, has stunned archaeologists by claiming their theories
Dr. Zakir Naik conferred prestigious 'SHARJAH AWARD for Voluntary Work'
13 Jan 2014 | Bhatkallys News Mumbai: All praise be to Almighty Allaah, Dr. Zakir Naik has been conferred the prestigious ‘SHARJAH AWARD for Voluntary Work’ for the year 2013 (1434 Hijri) by the Government of Sharjah under the patronage of Shaikh Dr. Sultan Bin Mohammed Al-Qasimi Member of the Su
Muslims better off than dalits in Bihar: Survey
PATNA: The socio-economic condition of Muslims in the state of Bihar is better than that of the state's dalit Hindus in most districts, but worse than the upper-caste Hindus and Other Backward Castes (OBCs), a survey has found. "Muslims are better placed in comparison to dalits in 31 of 37 distri
Insight to a responsive E-Resume
An electronic resume is an absolute must in today's scenario where recruiters prefer resumes and applications be sent by e-mail. It is significant to provide a Crisp, comprehensible and brief electronic resume. Some scanning systems and databases discontinue reading it following a certain length, of
Deccan Herald features Darul Quran of Alimiya Academy
Bhatkallys News BHATKAL: One of Karnataka's leading English Daily Deccan Herald has featured Darul Quran (House of Quran - a museum)) housed in Moulana Abul Hasan Ali Nadvi Academy, Bhatkal. Written by community's prominent journalist Aftab Husain Kola, the article has been allotted good space w
Do Things Right, NOT Just the Right Things
YOUNG managers are taught to think that they should take charge of their career, they should purposefully plan what they wish to be, what milestones they should achieve and by when. The reality is different! There are more factors that are out of your control than within. This does not mean that all
Expect a cold and wet Sunday and Monday morning
Dubai: Bring your umbrellas and your jackets on Sunday and Monday morning as the UAE will experience moderate to heavy rainfall and a further drop in temperature over the next two days. Unsettled weather will prevail in the country the whole day on Sunday and Monday morning with increased chanc
Arvind Kejriwal's helpline effect: Cops arrested for demanding 'hafta'
New Delhi: Three days after the launch of an anti-corruption helpline by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, two constables were arrested today on charges of extortion by the vigilance department following a sting operation by a vendor. Two constables identified as Ishwar Singh and Sandeep Kum
A man-eater shouldn’t be India’s next PM: Beni Prasad on Modi
LUCKNOW: Union steel minister Beni Prasad Verma on Saturday said the country needs a prime minister, not a "man-eater". Without naming BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, Beni Prasad Verma said, "We need a future prime minister, not a man-eater." He was addressing a convention of people
Kapil Dev conferred with BCCI 'Lifetime Achievement Award'
MUMBAI: Former India captain Kapil Dev was on Saturday honoured with the C K Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award by the BCCI at its seventh annual awards ceremony on Saturday. Off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin was bestowed with the Polly Umrigar Award for being the best international cricket last sea
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority expands green bus fleet
Dubai: Expanding the green profile of Dubai’s public transport, 10 bio-diesel powered buses have joined the Roads and Transport Authority’s (RTA) fleet. RTA had launched the first green bus in July 2012 as a pilot project and after a successful trial has now expanded the fleet. The bus
Why you shouldn't withdraw from PF before 5 years
Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is a quite popular savings instrument among employees. Be it due to its popularity or our regular contribution to it, there are plenty of questions asked on EPF. Among these, two questions are asked most frequently: 1. When can you withdraw your EPF balance? 2
Rahul to seek feedback from Bangalore students on Congress manifesto
Bangalore: The Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi will be in Bangalore today where he is likely to interact with students and young entrepreneurs as part of his party's plans to seek direct feedback from people for their manifesto for the national elections, due by May. Mr Gandhi will address