Vartha Bharati is the voice of the voiceless classes: Former CM Siddaramaiah
Vartha Bharati's 16th annual issue released
Bengaluru, Dec 05: Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah released the 16th annual special issue of Vartha Bharati at his residence Kaveri in Bengaluru on Wednesday.
"Vartha Bharati has become the voice for the voiceless classes of our society. It is doing this very important job very effectively. I want to congratulate the Vartha Bharati team for doing this commendable work. I am reading Vartha Bharati newspaper every day. In coming days, this daily should be able to reach everyone across the state;" Siddaramaiah wished.
Urban development, Housing and D.K district in-charge Minister UT Khader, Minority Welfare Minister BZ Zameer Ahmed Khan, MLA N. A. Haris, Bearys Group Chairman Syed Mohamed Beary, senior journalist Dinesh Amin Mattu, Majlis-e-Islah-e-Tanzeem Bhatkal President Mohammed Muzammil Khazia, Chief Editor of Varthabharati Abdussalam Puthige, Managing Director of Vishwas Bawa Builders Abdul Rauf Puthige, Bengaluru's Hamid Shah Trust Chairman GA Bava, Vartha Bharati Bengaluru Bureau Chief Basavaraj, senior reporters Prakash, Amjad and others participated.
Sanjeev Kumar and Dhanalakshmi , who were present as special guests representing readers received first copies of annual issue from Siddaramaiah.
" If there is a newspaper which all downtrodden sections of the society should embrace , it is undoubtedly Vartha Bharati. I am telling this from the bottom of my heart. The very fact that they have invited the readers representatives for this important event shows their commitment towards their readers."
- Sanjeev Kumar, Raichur
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Saudi Arabia announces first day of Eid-ul-Fitr; Details here
Riyadh: Saudi Arabia has announced that Eid-ul-Fitr will be observed on March 20 after the Shawwal crescent moon was not sighted.
The moon-sighting committee met and confirmed that the new moon was not visible, leading to the completion of 30 days of Ramzan before the festival. The announcement follows the traditional practice of determining Islamic months based on lunar sighting.
Earlier, the Saudi Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development had declared that Eid holidays for employees in the private and non-profit sectors would begin from the evening of March 18 and continue for four days, in line with labour regulations.
Ministry spokesperson Mohammed Al Ruzaiqi had said the early announcement was made to help organisations plan work schedules while ensuring employees are able to observe the festival break.
