Supreme Court judge Justice Joseph to sing at Kerala relief function
New Delhi, Aug 25 : After Supreme Court judges took the lead and contributed to Kerala Chief Minister's Distress Relief Fund, Justice K.M. Joseph would on Monday sing at a function organized to help the flood-affected people.
Chief Justice of India Justice Dipak Misra will be the chief guest at the function, where Justice Joseph would sing two songs -- one each in Malayalee and Hindi.
The function has been organized by journalists covering the Supreme Court.
It would be for the first time in recent memory when a top court judge would sing at a function, which will also include a performance by playback singer Mohit Chauhan.
The function, being held in the auditorium of Indian Society for International Law, will also see Bharatnatyam presentations by Bhadra Sinha and Gowripriya S.
Bhadra Sinha is also a journalist covering Supreme Court. Budding classical dancer Keertana Harish, too, will give a dance performance.
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Iqra Arabic honors three students for national recognition in Hifz competition
Mangaluru: Iqra Arabic proudly felicitated three of its students who recently achieved national recognition in the Hifz Competition.
The event was graced by the Chief Editor of Vartha Bharati, Abdus Salam Puthige, who underscored the importance of acquiring in-depth knowledge and encouraged students to pursue excellence across diverse fields.
Maulana Yahya Tangal emphasized the significance of living in accordance with Shariah principles. Syed Beary Sahib, Chairman of the Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi Educational and Charitable Trust, spoke about the vital role of moral values and stressed the need for holistic development of society.
The program was attended by School Secretary Janab Haneef Haji Sahib, Principal Maulana Saalim Nadwi, and several distinguished guests.
