Mangaluru: Indian Design School inaugurates campus for Interior Design College
Mangaluru: M Ahmed, Chairman, AK Group of Companies on Friday April 12, inaugurated the campus of Indian Design School’s Interior Design College at the Ivory Enclave on S.L Mathias Road Falnir here in the city.
Other guests who attended the inaugural ceremony included P. H Rane, former Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Kunhi of Shanti Prakashan and others.
Followed by the formal inauguration ceremony, Mohammed Kunhi addressed the gathering and stressed the management upon delivering quality education to the society.
“Education has great importance in Islam. The very first verse of Quran was regarding Education. Islam stresses upon spreading knowledge and hence inaugurating an educational institution is a very noble thing to do. I congratulate the management of the institution upon coming up with this idea of opening a new college. I wish for them that they will do justice to this noble step and deliver quality education to the society” Kunhi said.
Former IGP P. H Rane also spoke about the importance of education and added “Without education humanity cannot survive and without humanity the society cannot survive. So in order for the society to survive it is important that better education is being conveyed to the new generations. I wish this institute luck in their endeavor”.
P. H Rane was also all praises for the M Ahmed, chairman of AK Group of companies. He called him to be a 'great visionary who always came forward with idea to contribute to the development of the society selflessly'.
College Chairman, Architect Mohammed Nisar, AK Niyaz, Managing Director, AK Group of Companies and Dr. Nafisa Shirin, Director Indian Design School were also present at the event.
The event concluded with supplications from Moulana Tayyib, Imam and Khateeb of Ehsaan Masjid.
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Allahabad court restrains FIR order against Gandhi
Lucknow (PTI): The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court has restrained its order directing an FIR against Congress MP Rahul Gandhi in connection with the alleged dual citizenship controversy.
The court will now hear the parties on whether prior notice to the accused was legally required.
A bench of Justice Subhash Vidyarthi, which had in Friday in an oral order observed that prima facie cognisable offences appeared to be made out against Gandhi, and permitted the Uttar Pradesh government to hand over the probe to a central agency, said it would first examine the legal position on issuance of notice before passing any direction.
The development came after the bench, before signing its dictated order, came across a full court verdict mandating that notice be issued to the proposed accused in such matters.
The court noted that none of the counsel brought this legal requirement to its attention in the earlier hearing.
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The bench has posted the matter for April 20.
The order was passed on a plea filed by Karnataka-based BJP worker S Vignesh Shishir.
During the Friday proceedings, Deputy Solicitor General of India S B Pandey produced records of the Centre relating to the citizenship controversy, while government advocate V K Singh submitted on behalf of the state that the allegations prima facie disclosed cognisable offences.
After a hearing, the bench observed that material on record indicated that Gandhi had allegedly committed cognisable offences and that the matter warranted investigation.
In his petition, Shishir alleged that Gandhi was a UK citizen and had incorporated a company, M/s Backops Ltd, in August 2003, declaring his nationality as British.
The petitioner claimed that Gandhi submitted the company's annual returns in October 2005 and October 2006 listing his nationality as British, and that the firm was dissolved in February 2009.
He sought registration of an FIR against the former Congress president under provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, the Official Secrets Act, the Foreigners Act and the Passport Act.
The complaint was initially filed before a special MP/MLA court in Rae Bareli and was later transferred to Lucknow on the petitioner's request.
