Shaheen Falcon Group of Institutions set to award scholarships worth Rs. 2 cr. for over 600 students
Here's how to apply
Shaheen Falcon Group of Institutions is set to award scholarships worth Rupees two crores to more than 600 meritorious students through Falcon’s All India Talent Hunt Exam (FAITHE) 2020 that will be conducted on November 17 at various FAITHE Centers in including Bangalore, Mangalore, Mysore, Sirsi, Ambur, Bhatkal, Chikmagalur, Hospet, Shivamoga.
“Falcon today is the number one institution in Karnataka among minority having an experience of more than 25 years of effectively running around 30 institutions and thus having successfully produced 1000+ doctors and more than 10000 Engineers and other professionals through its quality PU College education integrated with competitive examinations like NEET, JEE, CA-CPT, K-CET” a press release from the organisation added.
To appear for FAITHE 2020 students need to register online on www.falconinstitutions.org after which they will be allotted with their FAITHE centers where they will appear for the exams on Nov 17.
For students who are appearing for NTSE exams on the same date, may appear on 1st December 2019 on special consideration. The FAITHE EXAMS shall be followed by Telephonic interview and Personal Counselling.
Interested students can contact Shaheen’s Falcon PU College, Hampankatta, Opp. Roopa Hotel, Mangalore 1800 313 0204 for more details.
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UP Cong holds statewide protest seeking probe into FIR against Swami Avimukteshwaranand
Lucknow (PTI): The Uttar Pradesh Congress on Wednesday staged a statewide protest demanding a fair and transparent inquiry into the FIR lodged against Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati and those who filed the complaint against him.
In a statement issued here, the party said memorandums addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi were submitted through district magistrates in all districts of the state.
Uttar Pradesh Congress spokesperson Manish Hindvi told PTI that the memorandums were handed over through the district administration in all 75 districts.
In the memorandum, the party alleged that Saraswati and his disciples were "unnecessarily harassed and humiliated" by police on the occasion of Amavasya and were prevented from taking a ritual bath (at the Magh Mela). It further alleged that some disciples were manhandled and taken to a police station.
The memorandum also claimed that an FIR was later registered against Saraswati, his disciple Swami Mukundanand Brahmachari and several unidentified persons in a sexual harassment case. It termed the case a "conspiracy" aimed at tarnishing the seer's reputation.
Citing Articles 25 and 26 of the Constitution, the memorandum stated that these provisions guarantee religious freedom and the right of religious denominations to manage their own affairs.
It described the position of shankaracharya held by Saraswati as "one of the highest spiritual posts in Sanatan tradition" and alleged that the entire episode appeared to have been "orchestrated in a planned manner".
"We request that the background of the persons who got the FIR registered be investigated in a transparent manner by a retired high court judge and strict action be taken against them," the memorandum said.
It also sought a "fair and transparent probe" into the allegations levelled against Saraswati so that the truth could be established.
Earlier, Uttar Pradesh Congress president Ajay Rai had told reporters in Varanasi after meeting Saraswati that the party stood firmly with him.
The Congress said it would continue to press for an impartial inquiry into the entire episode.
On February 21, an FIR was lodged in Prayagraj against Saraswati and his disciple Mukundanand Brahmachari on charges of sexually abusing two persons, including a minor, over the past year at a gurukul and religious congregations, including the recently concluded Magh Mela.
Days after he was booked, Saraswati had said on Monday that he would not oppose his arrest and asserted that the "fabricated story" would be exposed sooner or later.
At a press conference on Wednesday, Saraswati alleged that criminals rule in Uttar Pradesh, level allegations and influence investigations, as he denied having any contact with the two persons for whose alleged sexual abuse he has been booked.
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