Mangaluru: BCF distributes scholarships, other facilities; honours achievers

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August 13, 2017

Mangaluru, Aug 13: Dubai based Bearys Cultural Forum (BCF) awarded scholarships to to 547 students from coastal Karnataka besides distributing sewing machines among 52 deserving women and wheelchairs among 21 needy people at a programme in the city on Sunday.

Inaugurating the event at Loyola hall, J R Lobo, Managluru South MLA, he hailed the activities of BCF. “You work abroad and set aside a part of your hard earned money for the betterment of students and other needy persons in your hometown,” he said.

Lobo urged those who got the benefit of this largesse to develop the aptitude to help other poor people after shaping a good future for themselves. He stressed that future of the country depends on young people, and that concepts and plans that are drafted without keeping in mind the student community of the country cannot brighten country's future. 

"This is an era of competition. Students should develop the attitude to be competitive and firmly move ahead on the path of progress duly upholding high values and and keep enriching their knowledge continuously," he advised.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr B R Shetty, chairman of NMC Group praised BCF for upholding its concern for poor people year after year. He noted that the organization, by organizing mass marriages for financially backward pairs, construction of toilets for families which cannot afford it, and distributing scholarships to poor students, has been engaged in noble tasks.

U T Khader, said that by identifying students belonging to the twin-districts with high scores and handing over scholarships to them, BCF has been contributing immensely to the field of education. He urged the students who have been helped by BCF to set their eyes on getting higher education so that their future will be bright and secure.

Dr B K Yousuf, president of BCF, who presided over the progrmme, said that his organization has been awarding scholarships to students since the last 16 years and that in distributing this facility, care has been taken to ensure that students who belong to financially backward families get the benefit, as the criteria is not scoring high marks alone. He said that the scholarships are being distributed to inspire students to pursue higher education.

M E Muloor, who happens to be the vice president of BCF and president of Scholarship Committee, explained about various social service initiatives undertaken by his organization during the last 16 years.

Moulana Ibrahim of Masjid al Takwa, performed Dua. Patron of BCF Mumtaz Ali, welcomed. General secretary Dr Kaup Muhammed delivered the introductory address. Vice president of BCF Scholarship Committee, Usman Muloor, proposed vote of thanks. Adviser, Rafique Master, hosted the programme of felicitation.

On the same occasion, people with stellar achievements in different sectors were honoured. Former minister, B A Moideen, received lifetime achievement award, while NMC Group chairman, Dr B R Shetty, was conferred with the award for discharging social responsibility at global level. Founder patron of BCF, Dr Thumbay Mohiuddin, received 'Global Personality of the year 2017' award. BCF general secretary, Dr Kaup Muhammed, was presented with 'International service to education' award. BCF vice president, Abdul Ltatif Mulky, was presented with 'BCF Beary of the year 2017' award. Talent Research Foundation founder president, Abdul Rauf Puthige, received national award for humanitarian and social service. Chief executive officer of Compass Logistic UAE, Abdul Sameer Muhammed, received the 'best entrepreneur' award. Muhammed Swarup, son of Rafique Master, was honoured with 'award of excellence'.

Dr Arathi Krishna, vice president of Karnataka NRI Forum, B A Moideen, Former minister, Mohiuddin Bava, Mangaluru North MLA, Abdul Rauf Puthige, founder president of Talent Research Foundation, S M Rashid Haji, resident of Bearys Chamber of Commerce and Industry were present among others. 

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Muhammed Ali Uchil
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Monday, 14 Aug 2017

Congratulations Team BCF, I am extremely happy with the grand Success of BCF-Scholarship distribution. It is heartening to see the hard work, dedication and effort put by Team BCF to organize this function and bring in to its complete success and spirit. It’s an incredible achievement for BCF, which managed to accomplish so many tasks to its utmost goal set.

On behalf of BWF,Abu Dhabi- With immense pleasure I congratulate  BCF- Office bearers, Executive committee members -Namely Dr.Yousuf, Dr.Mohammed, Latheef Mulki, Usman Moolur and the the great M.E.Moolur Saab, who is instrumental in the high successes of this program. I sincerely appreciate him for his dynamic presence on the function in spite of  a great tragedy in his family.

 

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April 23,2020

Newsroom, Apr 23: During the ongoing lockdown in India so as to break the chain of Coronavirus infection, Islamic scholars across India are appealing Muslims to stay indoors and observe fasting with steadfastedness in the blessed month of Ramadan.

They have urged the people to offer taraveeh and other Namaz at homes, do iftar at home and enjoy with one's family only.

During Ramadan, social distancing would be of utmost importance in order to contain the disease, they urged. 

Shahi imams of Jama Masjid and Fatehpuri Masjid in the city have also appealed to Muslims to offer namaz during the holy month of Ramadan at home and follow lockdown guidelines to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

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April 13,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 13: Karnataka chief minister B S Yediyurappa on Monday said the COVID-19 situation has thrown the state into a deep financial trouble and there is a need to to find ways to overcome the present crisis, as he announced certain measures aimed at resource mobalisation.

He said the state government was awaiting guidelines from the Centre regarding the implementation of lockdown during the next two weeks, and noted that discussions were on regarding relaxations on the sale of liquor and the decision will be taken after April 14.

Yediyurappa on Monday held a meeting with officials of various departments along with his cabinet colleagues and the chief secretary.

"The possible situation once the lockdown is released, was widely discussed in the meeting. Discussion was also held about the financial situation of the state government and how to mobilise resources. Many suggestions were given and it was decided to implement those suggestions," the Chief Minister said.

Speaking to reporters after the meeting, he said, "...the COVID-19 situation has thrown our state into deep financial trouble and there is a need to to find ways to overcome present financial crisis."

Yediyurappa said it was decided to speed up the disposal of cases related to regularisation of unauthorised constructions which are pending before the High Court and Supreme Court, during the meeting.

"If the court decides the matter, thousands of people who own unauthorised houses will be relieved," he said, adding that this will also help government in mobilising resources for fund starved development works.

He said in addition to this the government is planning to auction more than 12,000 corner sites lying idle in Bengaluru, and it was also decided to allow auction of corner and vacant sites in respective urban development authorities across the state.

"By auction of corner sites in Bengaluru, we plan to mobalise about Rs 14,000-15,000 crore. BDA is preparing for it, only if we get good market value we will sell or else no," he added.

It was also decided to amend the law governing permission to allow sites in private and co-operative housing societies, the Chief Minister further said, adding that hundreds of societies were waiting for approval from government for releasing the sites.

Yediyurappa said it was decided to use Rs 1,000 crore available in Rajiv Gandhi Health University to upgrade medical college hospitals.

It was also decided to distribute free milk to slums and poor for one more week, the Chief Minister said while appealing to sugar factory owners to clear the pending payment to the tune of Rs 2,834 crore to farmers in 11 districts.

The government has also released Rs 45 crore compensation for the loss of paddy crop in Raichur and Koppal District due to hailstorm based on report submitted by Deputy Commissioners, he added.

Responding to a question, Yediyurappa said, still no guidelines have come from the Centre on lockdown implementation for next two weeks, we are waiting for it.

Once the guidelines come it will help us to speed up the process of lockdown, and also relaxations if any.

Asked what plans does the government have if states are asked to decide on relaxation, he said, already Prime Minister has said that guidelines will be given, if they say on certain matters states can take decision, we will decide on what needs to be done to improve the state's economy.

To a question on relaxation on sale of liquor through Mysore Sales International Ltd (MSIL) outlets, he said, discussions are on, after April 14, we will take decision in this regard.

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June 24,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 24: The Karnataka government on Tuesday announced that fever clinics would be established at all district-level and taluk-level hospitals, wherein fever cases would be screened in a separate area.

"Fever clinics to be established at all district hospitals/district-level hospitals and taluk-level hospitals, wherein all fever cases should be screened 24x7 in a separate area and for Influenza-Like Illness (ILI) and Severe Acute Respiratory Illness (SARI) cases to be subjected for swab testing," read a circular from the Department of Health and Family Welfare dated June 22.

The circular said that private institutions in the corporation areas should also be designated as fever clinics.

"100 per cent of Community Health Centres (CHC), 50 per cent of Primary Health Centres and Urban Primary Health Centres (UPHC) to be converted as exclusive fever clinics to screen ILI/SARI during working hours. The remaining PHC/UPHC to cater to non-COVID-19 cases. All health institutions need to have a separate entry for COVID and non-COVID services," the circular further said.

Karnataka on Tuesday reported 322 fresh COVID-19 positive cases and eight deaths.
According to the state health department, the total number of positive cases has mounted to 9,721 and 150 deaths. So far, 6,004 people have been discharged.

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