Abu Dhabi: Haneef Puttur wins ‘Dear Big Ticket’ contest
UAE, December 2: Mohammed Haneef, son of Balleri Abbas Haji of Aryapu village near Puttur brought laurels to the coastal district by winning ‘Dear Big Ticket’ contest organized by the Abu Dhabi Duty Free and Asianet.
Haneef Puttur is working as a software engineer at the Muhammad bin Rashid Space Centre Lab of the Dubai University and UAE zonal head of the Mangaluru M Friends.
Dear Big Ticket company has organized a contest ‘Will Fulfill Your Dream’ in last September and Haneef has applied for the contest expressing his desire to start mobile computer bus for the poor students in rural areas. According to his proposal, each mobile bus would cost Rs 2 crore as it would have highly advanced technology and take them to the schools in rural areas and teach computer.
More than 8000 persons from different countries, but settled in UAE, participated in the contest. Among them, the Dear Big Ticket company has selected only 20 persons who have big dreams and project and uploaded their names in its website and invited voting. Among top 20
contestants, Haneef also got the place. Total 1,30,000 persons have voted through online and among them top 5 contestants were selected and assured of fulfilling their dreams. Interestingly, Haneef Puttur is one among five winners.
Haneef has got highest online votes and his project was liked by the company. One of the Dear Big Ticket company directors Richard announced the result of Haneef. But it was not disclosed how much amount the company would give for the project. It is expected that the result would be disclosed within a week.
Along with Haneef, Alan Rexy Portus of Philippines, Suvarna Sanal Kumar of India, Raul Garcia of Philippines and Sara Khalid of Kenya who is in Sharjah selected in the contest.
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Neha Hiremath's family takes centre stage at Amit Shah's campaign meeting
Hubballi: In turn of events at Union Home Minister Amit Shah's campaign rally, the family of Neha Hiremath, who tragically lost her life, took to the stage to demand justice. The incident happened during Shah's Lok Sabha election campaign speech in Hubballi.
Neha's parents, accompanied by her brother, met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah prior to the commencement of the campaign meeting. Expressing their demand for justice, they were seated on the platform adjacent to the event stage.
Amidst speculation and discussion, Neha Hiremath's father, Niranjan Hiremath, a member of Hubli's Congress party, shared the stage with BJP leaders, garnering attention and raising questions about the arrangement of seats for Neha's family at the BJP's campaign event.
The presence of a member from an opposing political party on the stage of the Union Home Minister's campaign rally, alongside the stringent security measures in place, has sparked debates regarding the orchestration of the event.
