Shaheen Group of Institutions expands to Dammam, KSA in collaboration with Ensheta
Dammam: The Shaheen Group of Institutions, a leading name in NEET and JEE coaching in India, has announced the opening of its 103rd branch in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. This expansion marks a significant step in Shaheen's mission to provide quality education on a global scale.
In partnership with Atlas International School and Ensheta, the new Dammam branch will offer an integrated schooling experience for higher secondary students. The curriculum will combine regular academic courses with specialized coaching for NEET and JEE, aiming to prepare students thoroughly for both board and entrance exams.
Shaheen's foundation courses, starting from the 6th grade, will also be available, providing early preparation for competitive exams and enhancing overall academic performance. The institution's programs are known for their scientifically designed modules, experienced faculty, and robust mentoring system, which will now be extended to students in Dammam.
The inauguration ceremony is scheduled for September 7th, with Dr. Abdul Qadeer set to be the guest of honor. The event will feature discussions on educational strategies, with community leaders and educators in attendance.
Key figures present at the announcement meeting included Davood Mohammad Ali, Dr. Faraz Mohammed, Dr. Naveed, Alikkutty Olavattur, Abdul Majeed M M, Faizudheen, Shakeel Hashmi, Saifulla Shareef, and Fayaz PM.
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SC seeks Samay Raina, other social media influencers’ presence in court for 'ridiculing' disabled
New Delhi, May 5 (PTI): The Supreme Court on Monday sought the presence of five social media influencers, including "India's Got Latent" host Samay Raina, on a plea of an NGO which alleged that they ridiculed persons with a rare disorder Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) on their show.
A bench of Justices Surya Kant and N Kotiswar Singh asked the Mumbai Commissioner of Police to serve notice on the five influencers to ensure their presence in the court, failing which coercive action will be taken.
The bench also sought the assistance of Attorney General R Venkataramani on the PIL of NGO 'Cure SMA Foundation of India' for direction on regulating social media content concerning disabled people and persons with rare disorders.
The bench termed the influencers ridiculing such people as "damaging" and "demoralising" and said some serious remedial and punitive action was needed so that these things don't happen again.
"This is very, very damaging and demoralising. There are statutes which try to bring these people into the mainstream, and with one incident, the entire effort goes. You should think of some remedial and punitive action within the law," the bench told senior advocate Aprajita Singh, appearing for the NGO.
Observing that the fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression is not absolute, the bench said no one can be allowed to demean anybody under the garb of the right and mulled framing guidelines on social media content concerning the disabled and people with rare disorders.
The NGO had referred to the deficiencies in the existing legal framework and urged the bench to formulate guidelines on online content.
