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24-yr-old Dr Muhammed Irshad from Yenepoya Medical College dies in Ladakh

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September 27, 2016

Mangaluru, Sep 27: A young doctor, who had completed his internship at Yenepoya Medical College, Deralakatte in Mangaluru, last week, died under mysterious circumstances on Monday during Ladakh expedition.

irshad 124-year-old Mohammed Irshad, hailing from Alappuzha in Kerala, had reportedly planned to continue practice in Mangaluru.

After successful completion of his internship, Dr Irshad along with his three friends left on the expedition. The Tragedy occurred when Dr Irshad reached 24 hour acclimatization camp in Ladakh.

Mohammed Numan, a friend and junior of Dr Irshad, said that the shocking news reached Yenepoya Medical College around 8 a.m. on Monday. “We don't know what exactly happened to him and how he lost his life,” Numan said before leaving for Alappuzha.

“Those who are accompanying Dr Irshad, called us inform us that he was experiencing difficulty in breathing. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors pronounced him dead,” he said.

“He was very popular in college as he was ready to offer help round the clock. He was also the sports captain of the college and used to motivate juniors during examinations,” said Numan.

The body was flown to Kochi Airport on Tuesday via Delhi. Later it was taken to the late doctor's parents' house in Alappuzha for final rites. He has two brothers and a siter.

According to his Facebook jotting, Dr Irshad loved travelling and had posted photos of his trips to Sonamarg, Kashmir, Wagah border, Udaipur and Goa.

One of his quotes on Facebook declared his commitment to the medical profession was absolute and non-negotiable. According to his friends Dr Irshad wanted to pursue Orthopaedics in post graduation.

More than a 100 college students and a few doctors from Mangaluru travelled to Alappuzha to pay homage to the departed soul.

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Munirah Naseem
 - 
Saturday, 1 Oct 2016

Inna lillahi wa Inna lillahi rajihoon...may Allah grant him highest place in jannah..

Br. Ahmed
 - 
Wednesday, 28 Sep 2016

Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi Raji'un : Truly, to ALLAH we belong and truly to Him we shall return ( Al Quran 2:156)

Br. Ahmed
 - 
Wednesday, 28 Sep 2016

Ahmed KC (Comment #6)
Please note he is well build and good muscles...

But let us talk serious and let the non believer know that ALLAH is the one who give life and death... At one's appointed time, he will die no matter how strong he is? nor what is his age?
ALLAH says in QURAN : chapter Hajj Verse 22
And it is He (ALLAH) who gave Life and it is He who will cause You to die, and it is He who will then resurrect You...
(Man is indeed extremely prone to denying the TRUTH.)

In other verse from Quran he reminds us (Ch Muminoon Verse 78-80:
It is He (ALLAH) who has endowed you with the faculties of hearing and sight and has given you hearts (to think) Scarcely do you give THANKS. It is He who has dispersed you all around the earth. and it is unto him you will all be mustered. It is He who gives LIFE and cause DEATH, and He holds mastery over the alternation of Night and day. DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND THIS???

The intelligent are those who will REFLECT on what QURAN speaks...

Ahmed K. C.
 - 
Wednesday, 28 Sep 2016

Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi rajivoon.

Difficulty in breathing could be an indication of Heart Attack.

Eating habits and lack of exercises are the causes. So, keep a track on everything.

Mohammed Fahad
 - 
Tuesday, 27 Sep 2016

Very shocking news. May Allah grant him Jannah. Le him travel across the paradise play various games with angels.

K K Prabhu
 - 
Tuesday, 27 Sep 2016

Pictures suggest that he was a multi talented personality and enthusiastic human being. Sad to see the sudden end of a colorful life. RIP.

Dr Anupama Pai
 - 
Tuesday, 27 Sep 2016

A very tragic and shocking news. He was on the threshold of a bright career. No one should meet such an untimely end. May his soul rest in peace.

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January 10,2020

Bengaluru, Jan 10: The National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST), which met with officials of the Social Welfare Department Thursday, has urged the state government to increase the reservation provided to the ST community.

The Commission's suggestion comes even as a committee headed by Justice Nagamohan Das is currently studying a demand for increase of reservation for the community from the existing 3% to 7.5%.

Addressing mediapersons on Thursday, Commission Chairperson Nand Kumar Sai, said the Commission had discussed the issue with the Social Welfare Department, Karnataka, asking officials to expedite the process.

In response to this suggestion, Social Welfare Department Principal Secretary G Kumar Naik said the government would take a call based on the Nagamohan Das Committee's report.

A meeting was held between members of the National ST Commission and the Social Welfare Department Thursday with regard to various projects taken up by the department.

In June last year, the then Kumaraswamy-led coalition government constituted the Justice Nagamohan Das Committee, after protests from members of the Valmiki community for an increase in reservation to 7.5%. At present, Karnataka provides 15% reservation for SCs, 3% for STs and 32% for other backward classes (OBC).

The national commission also urged the state government to ensure permanent faculty in all the 824 residential institutions run by the department. At present, as much as 50% of the faculty in these institutions have been hired on a contractual basis. "We have assured that the recruitment will be done in a short time," Naik told mediapersons.

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May 18,2020

Bengaluru, May 18: With the detection of 99 fresh cases of COVID-19, highest single-day spike, including 24 from Bengaluru Urban district, the total number of persons contracted for the disease in the state has surged to 1,246.

Apart from 24 fresh cases in Bengaluru Urban district, Mandya recorded 17 cases followed by Uttara Kannada (09), Raichur (06), Yadagiri (06), Gadaga (05), Kalaburagi (10), Hassan (04), Koppal (03), Vijayapura (05), Mysuru (01), Belagavi (02), Ballari (01), Udupi (01), Kodagu (01) and Koppal (03).

So far 37 persons had succumbed to the virus in the state.

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Media Release
July 27,2020

The second in the series of chartered flights arranged by Thumbay Group, UAE and the Bearys Cultural Forum (BCF) Trust, Mangalore to repatriate stranded Kannadigas in the UAE took off from Ras Al Khaimah International Airport on 25th July 2020. The flight was fully occupied with 178 passengers including the sick and elderly as well as those in need of urgent medical attention due to chronic illnesses, pregnant ladies and kids. Passengers also included those facing visa issues and job losses.

Implemented under the leadership of Dr. Thumbay Moideen - Founder President of Thumbay Group & Founder Patron of BCF and Dr. B K Yusuf - President of BCF, these repatriation flights are organized on a purely charitable basis, with all necessary steps and precautions in place to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers. 

Thumbay Group assigned its fleet of buses to transport the passengers free of charge from their residences in Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman to the airport. The organizers also provided free meals and refreshments to the passengers, in addition to PPE kits and face-shields distributed free of charges. 

Dr. B K Yusuf – BCF President, Dr. Kaup Mohammed - BCF General Secretary, other office bearers of BCF, as well as Thumbay Group’s representatives Mr. Farhad C – Director of the 
Hospitality Division of Thumbay Group and Engr. Farwaz P. C. – COO of the Construction Division were present at the airport to see off the second group of passengers. 

ARISTOCRAT Travels supported the ticketing, boarding and related processes for the passengers. Support 
was also extended by social organizations including Bhatkal Jamath, Bhatkal association, BCCI, BWF, DKSC, KNRI, Kannadiga Help Line, KDKGS-UAE, Dubai Konkans, KSS and Dubai 
Kannadigas.

The passengers were received at Mangalore airport under the leadership of Mr. Mumtaz Ali - patron of BCF and other distinguished personalities of Mangalore including Mr. B. M. Farookh - Hon. MLC, Mr. Moidin Bava - former MLA, Mr. U. T. Ifthikhar, Mr. S. M. R. Rashid - President of 
BCCI central committee etc.The passengers were transferred to the hotels where they had registered for the mandatory quarantine.

The first flight in the series, with 186 passengers had taken off on 21st July 2020. The next flight under this joint initiative is scheduled to take-off from Ras Al Khaimah airport to Mangalore on 10th August 2020. A few more similar repatriation flights are to soon follow, in the coming weeks.


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