Jamiyyatul Falah Riyadh hosts 'family motivation program'

Media Release
November 6, 2019

Jamiyyatul Falah Riyadh Unit recently conducted a “Family Motivational Program” with the Subject “Create Your Status” by Bro. Sayed Saeed Ahmed an eminent motivational speaker and trainer highlighting the importance of education and its practical implementation in real life.

This speech was dedicated especially to the parents and children, who would be motivated to get ahead in life.

The program was held at Noor Al Mas Auditorium -Almanak Riyadh. On Friday 1st November 2019.

The program was started with the recitation of Holy Quran by Master Abdul Moiz Fazlur Rahman, recited few verses from the holy Quran.

The program was compered by Br. Nazeer Ahmed. Later the President of Riyadh JF unit Br. Mohammed Ashfaq gave a warm welcome to the audience & briefed about the work of JF in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi Districts in an excellent power point presentation and shed light on the prospective work being carried out by JF back home for the last 31 years in the field of education, healthcare, awareness and empowerment of downtrodden.

Immediately after the presentation, Br. Nazeer Ahmed gave a brief introduction of the Speaker & Chief Guest of the event Br. Sayed Saeed Ahmed and invited him on stage. He is a Master of Arts in Urdu and Bachelor of Library & Information Science from Shivaji University Kolhapur. He started his career in Anjuman Khairul Islam’s Puna College of Arts Science & Commerce, Pune, Maharashtra, where he devoted 23 years of his career. In the year 2006, he started Motivational workshops under the banner of RAABTA Foundation.

Br. Sayed Saeed Ahmed started his speech with a Video Visual about his journey and continued to motivate the crowd by interacting with them in a positive manner. His way of motivation is extraordinary. All the gathered crowd thoroughly enjoyed the way of his interaction. Also he gave some important tips on parenting. Soon after his speech, there was a question & answers session, where all the crowd including ladies & children took part in it.

On behalf of JF Riyadh Unit, Br Akhtar Shaikh (NRCC Ameer) felicitated the speaker Br. Sayed Saeed Ahmed with a Memento on this occasion.

Br. Farooque gave Vote of thanks to the Guests, all the Attendees and Executive Committee Members of JF Riyadh for extending their support for making this program successful.

Jamiyyatul Falah thanks to the main sponsors Almarai company. and Al Kabeer for distributing the free products in the event.

About Syed Saeed Ahmed

Syed Saeed Ahmed is a prominent and inspiring motivational speaker in the Indian subcontinent, who is endowed with astounding spontaneity, incursive mind and a charismatic personality. He has conducted innumerable personality development programs all over India spanning its length and the breadth, for the student community, various stake-holders of the academic community related to the teaching-learning process, corporate sector, communities employed in highly stressed working environments and the class of pseudo-failures who are resigned to their fate. Being ranked among the top Indian motivational speakers, his workshops are quite unique and exclusive, known for their exceptional content backed by his inimitable and captivating style of delivery. His enlivening sessions are intuitive which stimulates the participants to unleash their inherent energies, fulfil their potential and create an intense desire for success and personal excellence. They are highly interactive, participative and action-oriented designed to infuse incredible dynamism and vigour into the participants, helping them to grow personally and professionally.

His successful stints with the revival of pseudo-failures especially those possessing negligible motivational coefficients including those having criminal background, has attracted intense media-attention. Over the past couple of years, articles adulating these achievements have regularly been published in prominent newspapers while his pre‑recorded interviews over the subject being telecasted over several News channels.

Saeed Ahmed as a peace activist and crusader of human brotherhood on honest assessment of all his stage performances, it will not be unusual to state that all his plays have the theme of national integration, brotherhood, solidarity beyond national boundaries and reverence for human values which are very intelligently pumped into the hearts and minds of the audience through his stage performances.

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June 26,2020

Belthangady, Jun 26: Thieves broke into a house at Kalmanja village in Belthangady taluk of Dakshina Kannada during the wee hours on Friday and decamped with cash and valuables worth Rs 13 lakhs after tying the inmates of an areca merchant's house.

Police said the stolen valuables include 40 sovereigns gold, one kg silver and cash of Rs 25,000. The robbery took place in the house of Achyut Bhat who is an areca merchant in Ujire.

The house inmates opened the door after hearing dogs barking. Immediately the criminals, wearing masks, barged into the house and threatening to kill tied them before escaping with the booty.

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July 29,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 29: State officials will conduct Common Entrance Test (CET) exam as per the instructions given by the state high court, said Karnataka deputy chief minister CN Ashwathnarayan on Tuesday.

"Officials have informed that they are all set to conduct exams on July 30 and 31. We will put this matter in front of the high court. As per the instructions of the high court, we will move forward," said Ashwathnarayan.

This comes after Karnataka High court asked the state government to reconsider the decision of conducting the CET exam.

"...I had called an emergency meeting with district collectors, officials of education, transport, health, police department. And, I took information about the preparedness for conducting the CET exam," he added.

Karnataka CET Exam is a state-level entrance exam organised for providing admissions in Engineering, Pharmacy, B Pharma and other courses offered by colleges and institutions located in the state.

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January 8,2020

Bengaluru, Jan 8: The second instalment of flood relief funds from the Centre, announced on Monday, has left BS Yediyurappa less than cheerful, with the chief minister insisting that it is barely adequate. The CM on Tuesday said he will urge the Union government to release more.

On Monday, the Centre announced it will release Rs 669.8 crore in addition to the Rs 1,200 crore it had released earlier towards flood relief and rehabilitation. The total sum is a small fraction of the loss, which the government pegged at a staggering Rs 38,000 crore.

“The Centre has released assistance in two instalments so far, but it is inadequate given the magnitude of the damage. I will request for more funds and I am confident the Centre will oblige,” Yediyurappa told reporters.

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi had visited the state last week, Yediyurappa had urged him — even openly at a function — to release funds. This followed several pleas over the past four months, which barely drew a response from the Centre. Now, the CM himself suggests it’s barely a drop in the ocean.

The opposition has been criticizing both Yediyurappa and the Centre for their handling of the situation and on Tuesday, leader of the opposition Siddaramaiah of the Congress criticised the CM for “misguiding people” on the sum released by the Centre.

Siddaramaiah tweeted, “Reports from State govt officials say only Rs 669 cr of addl funds are released in 2nd instalment as opposed to the claim of Rs 1,870 cr by Karnataka BJP leaders. At a time when manufacturing industries are closing, BJP’s fake news factory is running at full potential ".

In another tweet, he said, “Moved by the plea of chief minister, Yediyurappa, Prime Minister Narendra Modi released an additional Rs 669.8 crore, taking the total amount to Rs 1,869.8 crore. BJP leaders, who are devotees of the god of lies, attempts to depict the total relief amount as 1200+1869.85 = Rs 3,069 cr is ridiculous.”

A high-level committee chaired by Union home minister Amit Shah had sanctioned the National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF) funds on Monday. While the Press Information Bureau claimed Rs 1,869 crore was approved on Monday, state government officials clarified that the figure included the Rs 1,200 crore released in October.

Meanwhile, sources say the two instalments is all the assistance the state can expect from the Centre towards flood relief. Sources say the Rs 1,870 crore is roughly 60% of the funding — Rs 3,000 cr— which was supposed to be allocated for Karnataka, based on an inter-ministerial team’s assessment of losses in the state.

“Compared to other states for the same period, Karnataka has received the highest amount in flood relief. We cannot expect more,” said a revenue department official, who said the government will not approach the Centre for a special package.

However, revenue minister R Ashoka said the state will pitch for the entire Rs 3,000 crore. “The state government will pursue the matter with the Centre until it releases the entire Rs 3,000 crore. The state government will cover the remainder of the Rs 38,000 crore loss. We will not go back on our word,” Ashoka said. Incidentally, the state has spent about Rs 6,000 crore on relief and rehabilitation so far.

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