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Al Falah Jubail bags DCA–AAMCO league championship trophy-2015

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March 26, 2015

Dammam: Al Falah Jubail, emerged the DCA – AAMCO 15-over League Champions trophy after defeating Khobar United by 77 runs in the finals played on March 20, at DCA grounds. The tournament was sponsored by An Anwaar Modern Company (AAMCO), Al Khobar.

Khobar United won the toss and elected to field first. Al Falah openers Nisar and Haris scored 44 runs for the 1st wicket. Nisar lost his wicket when the score is 57. Then Tasleem joined Nainar and both smashed all bowlers of Khobar Untied. 107 runs came in their 3rd wicket partnership. Nainar hits 77 in 32 deliveries with 9 huge sixes, and Tasleem scored 37 with 4 sixes. At the end Al Falah able to make commendable total of 172/4 in allotted 15 over.

Nainar – 77 in 32 balls (9 sixes), Tasleem – 37 (4 sixes), Nisar – 30. Aslam and Fazal of Khobar United took two wickets each.

Chasing a target of 173 runs, Tawfeeq and Anees opened the innings. 26 runs came in 1st wicket partnership. After the fall of Taufeeq’s wicket, Veer joined Anees. They failed to build up a partnership as Anees lost his wicket when the score was 45. The team lost the wickets of Fayaz and Bilal in quick intervals. Middle order batsmen failed to score the runs against disciplined bowling and fielding by Al Falah. They were all-out for 95 runs. Al Falah defeated Khobar United by 77 runs.

Veer-18, Tawfeeq-12, Anees – 12, For Al Falah – Rameez and Sajid took three wickets each.

Nainar, of Al Falah judged the Man of the Match in the finals for his excellent batting performances.

Prior to this, first semi final was played between Al Falah and Pan Gulf. Pan Gulf scored 116 losing their all wickets in allotted 15 over. Al Falah chased the target with 8 wicket to spare. Second semi final was played between Khobar United and KCC Knight. KCC Knight made 101/6 and Khobar United reached the target with one over to spare.

At the closing ceremony, tournament sponsor Mohammed Hnaeef Patel lauded the efforts of DCA Committee members in organizing the tournaments which lasted for four months and attracted 40 teams.

Yunus Malik and Zia Malik of AAMCO, Raza from Khobar United, Abdulla of Al Falah, Raj Gopal Vice President DCA, Eithesham Treasurer DCA, Javed from JF, Mansour from KU, among others witnessed the finals.

DCA President Ashok Patel proposed vote of thanks. DCA 30th annual prize distribution ceremony will be held on Friday, 22nd May, 2015, at Crystal Hall, Dammam. All the winners/runners and award winning players will be invited.

 

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Media Release
May 2,2020

Dubai: In response to UAE health authorities encourage blood donation campaign Anivasai Kannadigara Okkuta - U.A.E, conducted blood donation camps on April 22 at Abu Dhabi Blood Bank Khaldiya and on 23/04/2020 at Blood Transfusion and Research Centre, Sharjah.

The Abu Dhabi camp was inaugurated by Head of Department of Abu Dhabi Blood Bank, On this occasion she gave brief inputs of the benefits and features of blood donation, urged the participants to spread greater awareness about the importance of blood donation and congratulated the AKO members for their selfless social service and wished all the best for their future endeavours.

Abdul Rasheed, President of AKO presided over the function and Anivasai Kannadigara Okkuta Vice President Mr. Mohammad Nasir appreciated the effort for organizing this camp and gathering youths to be a part of this noble cause as life is precious on this earth. "Each drop of blood counts much, so kindly take it as personal compassion to help unknown who requires blood with no relatives to help him/her.

In Abu Dhabi 41 and in Sharjah 49 donors participated in this event and donated their blood. It was nice to see cheerful smiling donors doing a great community work.
Blood bank staff and AKO Organizing team enthusiastically arranged the campaign which was witnessed by many members and leaders of various community organization of Karnataka.

Anivasai Kannadigara Okkuta President briefed the participates about the ongoing social work of AKO in this current COVID-19 pandemic grim situation AKO is working on following fields: AKO Members have stepped up to support needy community during the Covid-19 pandemic have gone out of their way to comfort those struggling to deal with the challenging situation.

While thousands of people continue to #StayHome, many are in quarantine, there are those on visit visa and stuck here, others have lost jobs or face salary cuts. AKO in coordination with UAE Embassy and other social organization have been able to ensure basic necessities are fulfilled with food provisions and medical assistance to needy.

Providing counselling to bachelors and families those are on quarantine and isolation.

The organizers thanked everybody especially, UAE Health Authority, Abu Dhabi Blood Bank Khaldiya and Blood Transfusion and Research Centre, Sharjah, Management and staff as well as donors for their time and support for the good cause.

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News Network
April 19,2020

Indian Overseas Congress (IOC) Chaiman Dr Sam Pitroda held video conference with senior IOC office bearers across Middle Eastern countries on 14th April 2020 to review the impact of COVID-19 pandemic among Indians residing in the region. Almost all speakers appreciated the efforts initiated and  implemented by  respective governments to contain spread of the deadly virus as well as measures taken towards welfare of the people affected by the lockdown. 

IOC Presidents, Mohammed Mansour - Bahrain, Abdullah Manjeri - Saudi Arabia, Dr J Ratan kunar - Oman and Girish kumar - Qatar, highlighted the quality treatment of patients and finacial aid provided by governments and other authorities. Bahrain IOC president Mansour , also  apprised about the 'Food for Needy' drive in Association with KHK Heroes foundation, initiated by HH Sheikh Khalid Bin Hamad Al Khalifa and quality treatments as well as financial aid to local and expat residents.

Anura Mathai, IOC  Global Event Coordinator, spoke about certain problems of Indians in the UAE. IOC Middle East Convener, Mansoor Palloor, emphasised and requested IOC Chairman to urge Indian government to arrange immediate repatriation of indians stranded in Gulf countries. AICC Secretary, Himanshu Vyas, IOC Secretary Dr Arathi Krishna, Dr Arshi Malik (Abha), Mohiuddin Sirajudeen (Jeddah), Advocate Joseph Palathara (Dammam) Prasad Kodru, Jayati Maitra Ziyad Ahmed (Qatar) and Khursheed Alam (Gen Secretary- Bahrain) also apprised the participants about various issues relevant to the pandemic and suggested further initiatives to be undertaken. 

Dr Sam Pitroda briefed about sustained and consolidated efforts by all IOC members  during this unprecedented situation facing the world and assured that he would convey IOC  concerns to the government and try his best to ensure all possible help is made available to all needy Indians.

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Shodhan Prasad
August 7,2020

Dubai, Aug 7: ‘Nama Tuluve’ Purushotham Salian, a staunch stalwart who always supported humanity and a strong pillar for Tuluvas in Dubai, passed away August, 4 at Al Tawam Hospital Al Ain. He was suffering from cancer and was admitted to Al Tawam Hospital Al Ain some time ago. He was on the last stage of illness which was not detected earlier.

His funeral last rites were conducted on Thursday August 7 at Jebel Ali cemetery in Hindu rites with a few of his family members present. Due to Covid pandemic, neither his body was able to be flown back to hometown nor could his two children come down to attend the funeral. However, it was said that his wish was to be cremated here in Dubai which unknowingly sometime back he whispered to one of his friends.

Purushotham had few years ago, survived a heart attack and fought back his life, though it had a minor paralytic effect on him. Even though, till recently he used to do his day-to-day work normally. He was a hard working personality and owned a readymade garment shop in Ajman and Dubai mostly taking care of clients with requirement of uniforms and coveralls. His dedication towards work was always appreciated by his clients who used to get their things delivered on time always.

He was never a publicity person and was helping the poor and needy in whatever ways he could silently. He strongly supported the community and was associated with Nama Tuluveru and Billawa community with commitment. He used to voluntarily come forward for the ground work of various functions of the community and used to be there until it was done perfectly.

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