Moodbidri: DCP Abdul Ahad urges students to take inspiration from Dr. B R Ambedkar
Prize distribution held at Maulana E M Shafi study center
Moodbidri: DCP of Bengaluru Whitefield , IPS officer Abdul Ahad on Sunday stressed the importance of education and said that people can achieve great success in life through education.
“Education is the key. With education you can reach any height in life and the best example for this is Dr. B R Ambedkar who gave our country the best Constitution in the world” he said while addressing students at Maulana E M Shafi study center in Gautam Nagar in Kana here on Sunday during the annual prize distribution ceremony.
He said the study center was set-up to motivate students of the locality to seek knowledge and achieve greater success in life the way Dr. B R Ambedkar did. “Students should take advantage of the facilities and opportunities the study center is providing and they should be committed to becoming the leaders of tomorrow” he added.
Abulala Puthige of Vishwas Bawa Builders also addressed the students during the event. Fateh Mohammed of Puthige Builders, Panchayath Councilor Babanna, Suresh Kana and others were present at the event.
Prizes among the winner of quiz competition and drawing competition for students were distributed during the event.
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Farmers' agitation: SC asks high-powered committee to submit recommendations
New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme Court on Friday asked a high-powered committee, which was constituted to amicably resolve the grievances of the farmers who held an agitation at the Shambhu border between Punjab and Haryana in 2024, to submit its report-cum-recommendations.
The farmers were protesting over a plethora of demands, including a legal guarantee on the minimum support price (MSP) for their produce.
A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi noted that the matter involving the blockade of highways, particularly at the Shambhu border, stands resolved and vehicles are plying there without any obstruction.
"It seems to us that the matter is now ripe to close these proceedings. This can be done after obtaining a report from the high-powered committee containing their brief suggestions, which can then be forwarded to the appropriate authorities," the bench said.
"We impress upon the committee to submit its report-cum-recommendations...," it added.
The bench said the report-cum-recommendations should be in a sealed cover and the committee would not divulge its content in the public domain until further orders of the court.
The five-member high-powered committee is headed by former Punjab and Haryana High Court judge Nawab Singh.
In September 2024, observing that the farmers' protest should not be politicised, the apex court constituted the committee to amicably resolve their grievances.
The top court had said the issues facing the farmers should not be politicised and be considered by the committee in a phased manner.
The court had passed the order while hearing the Haryana government's plea challenging the Punjab and Haryana High Court's March 2024 order, asking it to remove within a week the barricades erected at the Shambhu border, near Ambala, where the protesting farmers were camping since February 13, 2024.
The Haryana government had set up barricades on the Ambala-New Delhi national highway in February 2024, after the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) and Kisan Mazdoor Morcha announced that the farmers would march to Delhi in support of their demands.
