Abdul Hafeez elected National President of SIO, India for 2025-26 term
Hyderabad: Abdul Hafeez has been elected as the National President of the Students Islamic Organization of India (SIO) for the 2025-26 term.
A native of Adilabad, Hafeez completed his B.E., M.E., and M.A. in Sociology in Hyderabad. He has held several key positions within SIO, including City President of SIO Hyderabad, State President of Telangana, and National Secretary.
The organisation also announced its National Secretaries for the term, with Anisur Rehman A (Kerala) as General Secretary. The secretaries include Wasiullah (Telangana), Atesam Hami Khan (Maharashtra South), Tashreef KP (Kerala), Obaidur Rehman Naofal (Delhi), Raushan Muhiuddin (Andhra Pradesh), Yunus Mulla (Goa), and Farhan Saifi (Uttar Pradesh).
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West Asia war is not NATO's: UK PM Starmer says he has British national interest in mind
London: Prime Minister Keir Starmer has said that he has vowed to act in the best interest of the United Kingdom amid the West Asia crisis, regardless of the pressure on him and the leaders of the other member-nations of the NATO.
The British PM was speaking to reporters on Wednesday, amid US President Donald Trump's remark that he was strongly considering giving up the US membership of the Organization, reports Deccan Herald.
Stressing that the war in West Asia was not theirs, Starmer said at the press conference at Downing Street, “We will not be drawn into the conflict that is not in our national interests. Whatever the pressure on me and others, whatever the noise, I'm going to act in the British national interest in the decisions that I make.”
In the backdrop of Trump's fresh criticism of the Organization, calling the nations as 'paper tigers', the British PM stood up for the NATO, calling it the single most effective military alliance in the world.
Also, although the US President said that he had held doubts about the credibility of the NATO members for long and felt it was 'beyond reconsideration', Starmer pointed out that the NATO had kept the member-nations safe for many decades. “We are fully committed to NATO,” Starmer added.
