Undivided D.K. District’s educational care is commendable : Zameer Ahmed
Maulana Azad English Medium School inaugurated at Farangipet
Bantwal: The preference given to education sector in the twin districts of the Karavali is commendable, said Haj and Minority Welfare Minister Zameer Ahmed Khan. He was speaking after inaugurating the Maulana Azad English Medium School that was established by the minority welfare department at Farangipet on Saturday.
“When the British-time school was about to close down, the Today Foundation chief Umar Farooq and other activists worked hard and due to which once again children can get the education in the government schools. I am grateful to all," he said.
Urban Development Minister UT Khader spoke during the occasion and congratulated all.
Mangaluru taluk panchayat president Mohammed Monu, ZP member Shahul Hameed, Pudu gram panchayat president Ramlan Maripalla, vice president Lidia Pinto, Bantwal taluk panchayat vice-president Abbas Ali, Farangipet masjid president Mohammad Bawa, secretary Yusuf Alankar, minority unit president NS Kareem, A. Khader, President of Hidaya Foundation Haneef Goltamajal, School Headmaster Shakuntala, President of the school development committee Nasir, Ismail KEL, Sevanjali head Krishna Kumar Poonja, Prakash Shetty, Grapam members Hashir Perrimar, Mohammad Monu, Iqbal Sujir, Riyaz Kumpanmajal, Santosh, Nettarekere, Zenath Kunjatkala, Bhaskar Rai Kunjatkal, Razia Farangipet , Husain M, Nazeer, Mumtaz Sujir, Rashida Banu, Sujatha Marippalla, Rehana Marippalla, Lawina D’Souza Kumpanamajal, Prakashchandra, and Zakir Abbas were present. Former ZP member Umar Farooq welcomed and briefed the activities of the organisation. Abdul Haneef anchored.
Meantime, bags and books distributed.
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K'taka Govt. declares seven day state mourning in honour of Dr. Manmohan Singh, holiday on Dec. 27
Bengaluru: The Karnataka government has declared a seven-day state mourning to honour the late former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, who passed away on Thursday night at the age of 92 at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi.
Additionally, a government holiday has been declared on December 27, and all schools and colleges in the state will remain closed for the day.
Dr. Singh, one of India's most revered economist and statesman, served as the Prime Minister of India from 2004 to 2014. His tenure saw transformative economic reforms that helped position India as one of the world’s largest economies.
