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Preparations are in full swing for the upcoming 'Ijlas-e-Aam' at Jamia Abad

Bhatkal - Preparations are in full swing for the upcoming 'Ijlas-e-Aam' which is scheduled to be held on 3rd June 2011 at 9:00 pm here at Jamia Islamia, Jamia Abad, Bhatkal. This 'Ijlas-e-Aam' is organized as a part of 2 day All India seminar on 'Islam & Media'. The program will be graced by All Ind

TMC holds Drainage cleaning drive in Bhatkal

Bhatkal - 01 June, 2011: Bhatkal TMC held drainage cleaning drive here in all 23 wards of Bhatkal town with the help of Govt's special fund which was allotted to the Bhatkal TMC. According to the sources, town's drainage system was not properly cleaned for the past 10 years, so this time Govt allott

3 Bhatkalis outshines in CBSE 10th results announced in Jeddah

Jeddah - 01 June 2011: 3 Bhatkalis featured among the toppers in CBSE 10th grade results which were announced here in Jeddah. The details are as follows, Mafaz Shariq K M secured distinction with 9.6 in Delhi board. Isra Irshad Mohtesham scored 100 pc in internal board Sidra Shakeel Sada secured 9.

Saudi Minister explains expat time-bar plan

DAMMAM/RIYADH/JEDDAH, May 31,2011: The Ministry of Labor on Monday clarified press reports that quoted Labor Minister Adel Fakieh as saying that the government would not renew iqamas of expatriates who have completed six years in the Kingdom."What Labor Minister Mr. Adel Fakieh meant by his statemen

June 1, 2011 - Naqsh E Nawayath

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Karnataka takes on Centre to save Nethrani Island

The state is at loggerheads with the Union government to save the last Western Ghats Archipelago Island, situated 9 nautical miles from Bhatkal, from being bombarded by the Indian Navy for target practice. Letters are flowing in to the defence ministry and Western Naval Command demanding to stop the

Rare midnight solar eclipse on June 1-2

New Delhi: The second partial solar eclipse of 2011 will happen on June 1. The eclipse will not cover India but can be seen from the high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere. The eclipse begins at sunrise in Siberia and northern China at about 00:55:18 IST and the maximum eclipse will occur at 0

Two bus accidents in Assam, at least 30 killed, many injured

Dispur: At least 30 people have been killed and many more are said to have suffered serious injuries in two separate bus accidents in Assam today.The first accident happened when a bus carrying a wedding party fell into a gorge in Hajo in Kamrup district. Thirty people, including the bridegroom,

No blanket plan to revoke work permits for expats

Dubai - 31 May 2011: Saudi Arabia on Tuesday clarified that there was no blanket plan to revoke work permits for expatriates who have stayed in the kingdom for six years. In a statement, the Labour Ministry clarified press reports that quoted Labour Minister Adel Fakieh as saying that the government

Merkel lands late in India after Iran blocks plane

BERLIN: Iran temporarily withdrew flyover rights for the plane carrying German chancellor Angela Merkel to India on Tuesday, forcing it to circle over Turkey for two hours before the rights were restored and she could land in New Delhi. "An unusual start to the India trip," Merkel's spokesman S

'Constructive' talks on Siachen glaicer

NEW DELHI: After a gap of three years, India and Pakistan on Monday once again brought the contentious issue of demilitarisation of Siachen glacier back on the discussion table, in the 12th round of the two-day Defence Secretary level talks. "The talks were held in a constructive framework. Bot

A special report on Bhatkal Biryani: How India Colonised A Persian Speciality

By: SOURISH BHATTACHARYA, India Today I had first heard the name Bhatkal in the context of an alleged terrorist belonging to the Indian Mujahideen, the shadowy organisation that gets everybody excited at periodic intervals in our newsroom. The name came back to me like a flash of inspiration when th

Mangalore: Coast Guard Equips Fishing Trawls With Distress Alert Transmitters

Mangalore, May 30, 2011: The Indian coast guard announced the distribution of Distress Alert Transmitter (DAT) devices to fishing trawlers to ensure faster response in case of emergencies on Monday May 30. The device, which uses Global Positioning System (GPS), was developed by the Indian Space Rese

Asus PadFone Is Both a Tablet and a Phone: Neat Concept, but Still Vapor

At the end of the Asus press conference at Computex 2011, Chairman Jonney Shih waited until the very last minute to unveil the best product of the night: The Asus PadFone, a convergent device that docks a smartphone into the back of a slate so that they can be used together as a single device. P

'No more Operation Lotus, only kalyana Karnataka'

Under attack from Congress and JD(S) besides battling threats of being ousted, Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa on Monday said his government enjoyed majority and there was no need for 'Operation Lotus' under which Opposition MLAs were allegedly lured to the BJP. "The Government enjoys m

Gory pics on tobacco packs from Dec 1

NEW DELHI: Finally, gory pictorial warnings like that of rotting mouths, hanging gums and infected lungs, will appear on cigarette, bidi, cigar and smokeless or chewing tobacco packets from December 1. The Union health ministry issued the notification on Saturday after years of buckling to resist

Abdullah Lanka announces reward for Shams School Students

Bhatkal - 30 May 2011: In a bid to encourage school management, students and staff of Shams English Medium School for achieving 100 pc results in boys section in a recently concluded SSLC examinations, Mr Abdullah Lanka, executive member of Shams School announced reward for all SSLC passout students

Ports put up signboards on endangered species of fish

In the next two days, Karnataka police department (CID forests) will erect large signboards with information and pictures of endangered species of fish according to the various schedules of Indian Forest Act (Wildlife) 1972. The first three signboards have already been erected in Baithkol in Karwar,