Shaheen Group of Institutions, Shepherds International Academy, Mangaluru collaborate
Mangaluru: Collaborating together, the reputed SHAHEEN Group of Institutions, Bidar and The SHEPHERDS International Academy, Mangaluru have signed a Memorandum of understanding (MOU) on 10th June, 2023 and agreed to start The SHEPHERDS – SHAHEEN PU College / NEET Academy in Mangaluru starting from the academic year 2024-25 to offer quality education. The PU College will offer Class IX – XII education integrated with NEET Coaching for the students in Mangaluru.
The vision of the SHEPHERDS – SHAHEEN PU College is to engage, educate and empower students enabling them to seize the world of opportunities through education and competitive examinations. More than 32000 students study in SHAHEEN Group of Institutions all over India, and every year more than 500 students get their medical seats through SHAHEEN group of Institutions all over India. Dr. Abdul Qadeer, chairman and Ar. Mohammed Nissar, chairman have signed the subject memorandum of understanding on behalf of SHAHEEN Education Foundation, Bidar and The SHEPHERDS International Academy, Mangaluru respectively.
Trustees of the Shepherds Intl Academy S.M. Farooq, Naushad A.K, Mohammed Rizwan, Shajid A.K., Nazim A.K. and Thouseef CEO of Shaheen Group of Institutions, Haneef Puttur Community Centre, and Abdul Rauf Shaikh CSO of AK Group of Companies were present.
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UP: Petrol pump manager booked for denying fuel to ambulance; causing man's death
Ballia (UP) (PTI): Police on Saturday registered a case against a petrol pump manager in connection with the death of a 50-year-old man who allegedly could not be taken to hospital in time after a private ambulance was denied fuel.
The case has been filed against Ashok Kumar Bharti, manager of M/s Bhushan Service Station in Tengrahi village, under sections of the Essential Commodities Act, officials said.
According to police, the FIR was lodged following a complaint by Supply Inspector Indresh Kumar Tiwari. During the inquiry, the manager admitted that an ambulance had arrived at the petrol pump around 9.20 pm on April 22 seeking fuel, stating that it had run out of petrol. However, fuel was not provided, citing non-availability, officials said.
The ambulance allegedly remained stationed at the pump for about 15 minutes. However, records showed that the petrol pump had sufficient stock on that day, including 4,595 litres of motor spirit, 4,784 litres of high-speed diesel and 3,475 litres of premium petrol, indicating that fuel was available but not supplied, the FIR said.
District Magistrate Mangla Prasad Singh said an inquiry was conducted under the supervision of the Additional District Magistrate by a team comprising the Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Bairia and the District Supply Officer. Based on the findings, directions were issued to register a case.
Circle Officer (Bairia) Mohammad Fahim Qureshi said police have launched a probe and are searching for the accused manager.
Earlier, District Supply Officer Devmani Mishra had said that Chhatthu Sharma (50), a resident of Pandeypur village in Bairia tehsil, fell critically ill on the night of April 22. His family was taking him to the district hospital in a private ambulance when it ran out of fuel on the way.
The family approached a petrol pump near Tengrahi village for fuel, but the operator allegedly refused, citing a shortage. The family claimed that Sharma died on the way as he could not be taken to the hospital in time due to a lack of petrol.
The district magistrate said that CCTV footage confirmed that the ambulance had reached the petrol pump and sought fuel, which was not provided. He added that the pump operator cited low stock, but inspection revealed sufficient stock of petrol and diesel at the outlet.
Officials said that representatives of Indian Oil have also visited the site, and further action against the petrol pump will be recommended based on the findings.
