BIT grand alumni Iftar meet held at Dubai
Dubai : A grand Iftar get together was organised by Bearys Institute of technology (BIT) alumni association ' BITian Alumni International ' at Dubai on Friday, 1st June .
Miss jumana welcome the gathering, Mohamed Afzal, president, BIT Alumni International explained about the alumni works & future programs.
Syed Mohamed BEARY, chairman of Bearys Institute of Technology as chief guest said that he was humbled & honoured in seeing the enthusiasm of BITians & their participation in such large numbers. He said that he is confident that given the sincerity & commitments of BITians, the alumni activities will go a long way for the development of all members. He emphasised that all members should work as a cohesive family for the good of BITians, BIT & communities at large.
Eng. Mohamed Sameer, Head of biomedical, Dubai health authorities, guest of honour spoke about the essence of Alumni, its various benefits & congratulated the BITIANS for their efforts in organising this event successfully.
Dr. Raiker, founding principal & senior adviser spoke about the necessity of alumni & how alumni can help the institutions to grow & expressed his gratitude for inviting his family for this get together.
Mr Abdul Shafi, MD MGP World, Dubai expressed his willingness to help & support to development activities of alumni association.
Akashi Shetty, Mohd Muneem, Abubaker Siddique - all BITians expressed their views. Mubassir organised the program & Mohamed Nihal gave vote of thanks. A grand iftar party was organised for all BITians & their families.
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Maharashtra: Woman records video while husband hangs himself to death from ceiling fan, booked
Thane, Nov 24: Police have registered a case against a 29-year-old woman in Maharashtra's Thane city for allegedly abetting her husband's suicide and recording a video of the act instead of stopping him, an official said on Sunday.
The couple, residing in Wagle Estate area here, used to have frequent quarrels over various issues.
On the night of November 20, the man, also aged 29, ended his life by hanging himself from a ceiling fan at his house, the official from Wagle Estate police station said.
His wife allegedly failed to prevent him from taking the extreme step and instead recorded his act on her mobile phone, he said.
After being informed about the incident, the police sent the body for postmortem to a government hospital here.
Based on a complaint by the man's mother, the police on Friday registered a case against his wife under sections 105 (punishment for culpable homicide not amounting to murder) and 108 (abetment of suicide) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, the official said.
A probe was on into the case, the police added.
