Mangaluru: Women’s wing of Highland Islamic Forum launched

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February 2, 2016

Mangaluru, Feb 2: Highland Islamic Forum, a city based organization has opened its women’s wing for social service.

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The HIF women’s wing consisting of around 150 members intends to lend a helping hand to the deserved and poor community members in the form of financial aid and other means.

As its debut event, the women’s wing participated in the recent food exhibition organized at Forum Fiza Mall in the city.

During three-day exhibition, the members of the woman activists prepared and exhibited delicious foods, house made masala, juice etc. A cake named ‘Smart city butter cream cake’ was one of the attractions during the food exhibition.

The profit acquired through this food exhibition-cum-sale was given to the women's wing of HIF.

HIF women’s wing president Hafsa Ahmed spoke on the occasion and thanked the activists and well wishers for supporting the organization. Rashmiya Masooda, a member was also present.

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Well Wisher,
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Wednesday, 3 Feb 2016

instead of making new new small small gropus, better to \JOIN & ENCOURAGE\" the existing group (There are somany) at Mangalore itself!"

HAMDAH AL KHOBAR
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

MAA SHAA ALLAH

Ausaf
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Masha Allah great initiative!
May Allah accept it from them and grant them ability to do more work.
Aameen

Ausaf
 - 
Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Masha Allah great initiative!
May Allah accept it from them and grant them ability to do more work. Aameen

Muqsith
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

MashaAllah may Allah reward you

Muqsith
 - 
Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Masha Allah.. May Allah reward u.. ameen

suhail
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Alhamdulillah.
Hazrat Khadija Radiyallahu Anha, Wife of our Beloved Prophet Muhammad(SAW) left behind a legacy of supporting and empowering people through her charity work.
Insha'Allah our sisters of HiF will carry forward the legacy .

Suhail
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Alhamdulillah, Hazrat Khadija R.Anha wife of beloved Prophet Muhammad SAW left behind a legacy of supporting & empowering people through her charity works.

Insha'Allah our sisters of HIF will carry forward the Legacy.

And matters relating to Non-mahram will be helped by their husbands.

Basith hussain
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Masha allah good work sisters (HIF womens wing) may allah accept it from you.
Aameen

Basith hussain
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Masha allah sisters (HIF womens wing) may allah accept it from you, may allah make this wing strong and helpfull in the society may bless and protect our muslim ummah.
Aameen.

Basith hussain
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Masha allah sisters (HIF womens wing) may allah accept it from you, may allah bless the muslim ummah,
Aameen

rashmina.bk
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Alhamdulillah. May Allah accept all our good deeds ......ameen

Sajid
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Masha allah May Allah accept it from you and us

kabir
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Masha Allah that's a good start. Need lending hands which is the need of the hour. Let make this women wing powerfull so they can face challenges in life.

Jabbar
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Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

Masha Allah. Good work. Keep it up.

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May 20,2020

Bengaluru, May 20: Ride-sharing company Ola Cabs said on Wednesday it will lay off 1,400 of its employees due to business uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic while the revenue has come down by 95 per cent in the past two months.

"The COVID crisis continues to unfold all around us causing unprecedented economic and social destruction. It has also become evident that the coronavirus will not be eliminated any time soon," wrote co-founder and CEO Bhavish Aggarwal to all Ola employees.

"In these circumstances, today I write to all of you with the toughest decision I have ever taken -- the need to downsize our organisation and let go of 1,400 of our valued employees," he said.

Aggarwal said the fallout of virus has been very tough for the cab aggregating industry in particular. "The company's revenue has come down by 95 per cent over the past two months," he said.

Initially, he said, the company hoped it would be a short-lived crisis and that its impact would be temporary. "But unfortunately, it is not been a short crisis. And the prognosis ahead for our business is very unclear and uncertain. It is going to take a long time for people to go out and about like before."
With more companies preferring to have a large number of employees work from home, air travel limited to essential trips and vacations being put off for better times, the impact of this crisis is definitely going to be long-drawn, said Aggarwal.

"The world is not going to revert to the pre-COVID era anytime soon. Social distancing, anxiety and an abundance of caution will be the operating principles for everyone," he told employees.

Aggarwal said the crisis necessitates the need to conserve cash aggressively so that Ola is able to invest in opportunities in the future, adding the downsizing exercise has been a very tough and sad decision for the management team to make.

"While we restructure our organisation to the new realities of our business, we are also going to recommit ourselves to strengthening our operational excellence and leverage a lot more technology to improve efficiencies and reduce cost across all parts of our business," he said.

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May 20,2020

Bengaluru, May 20: A mysterious "boom" heard in large parts of Bengaluru this afternoon left residents of the city and social media users puzzled. While the source of the sound is being investigated, the Indian Air Force (IAF) indicated that it could be the result of "routine test flights that necessitate going supersonic a times".

The sound was heard from as far as the Bengaluru airport in Devanahalli to the IT hub of Electronic City 54 km away. It was also heard in Kalyan Nagar in east Bengaluru, central Bengaluru's MG Road and areas such as Marathahalli, Whitefield, Sarjapur and Hebbagodi.

IAF said no aircraft of training command was flying in the area. "However, ASTE (Aircraft and Systems Testing Establishment) and HAL (Hindustan Aeronautics Limited) could have been undertaking their routine test flying, which necessitates going supersonic at times. These are done well beyond the city limits in specified sectors. However, considering the atmospheric conditions and reduced noise levels in the city during these times, the aircraft sound may become clearly audible even if it happened way out from the city," said the air force statement.

Many people had speculated that the sound could have been caused by a fighter jet such as a Mirage 2000.

"We have also asked the Air Force Control Room to check if it was a jet or supersonic sound. Bengaluru police are awaiting confirmation from the Air Force," Bengaluru police commissioner Bhaskar Rao said in a statement.

It was not an earthquake, Karnataka's state disaster monitoring centre had tweeted earlier.

"Earthquake activity will not be restricted to one area and will be widespread. We have checked our sensors and there is no earthquake activity recorded today," the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre said, quoting its director Srinivas Reddy.

"The activity reported in Bengaluru is not due to an earthquake. The seismometers did not capture any ground vibration as generally happens during a mild Tremor. The activity is purely a loud unknown noise," the agency tweeted.

#Bangalore and #BangaloreBoom was among the top trends on Twitter this afternoon.

"We are trying to ascertain the source of the noise," a senior police officer said. "In Whitefield area, we have searched on the ground and so far, there is no damage to any property," he added. There were no calls to the police control room reporting any damage.

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July 19,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 19: The Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister C N Ashwathnarayan on Saturday inspected the country's first modular Intensive Care Unit (ICU) containers.

A notice from the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) said that the new mobile modular container ICUs, which will be used in the fight against the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, have been created by Rinac India Limited, known for setting up sanitised operation theatres and clean rooms in hospitals.

On a pilot basis, the Deputy CM, who is also in charge of setting up COVID-care centres, said that 10 modular container ICUs will be deployed at the KC General Hospital in Malleshwaram. Each of the containers will have five beds.

Deputy CM Ashwathnarayan also said, "These mobile ICUs donated by Rinac will be useful, particularly in times of a crisis like COVID 19 or any natural calamity."

"The entry of health officials will be through an airlock, and entry of patients will be through a different door. There will be two doors for patients and can be increased if need. ICUs are fitted with cameras to monitor online from a centralized monitoring station, thereby limiting the exposure of the health personnel," the CMO informed.

The CMO further added, "the advantages of this new system are that the prefabricated modules of 5 can be shifted to any location by trailers and it is easy to deploy multiple containers to create a common facility. They are easy to clean and the airtight functionality ensures that no moisture or heat ingression happens, hence, it is easy to air-condition or ventilate."

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