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,
 - 
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
 - 
Tuesday, 2 Feb 2016

MAA SHAA ALLAH

Ausaf
 - 
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
 - 
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
 - 
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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She arrived at the office of Principal Commissioner for IT, at Nazarbad, in the city. She was accompanied by nine persons, including auditors and accountants, who carried two backpacks and a kitbag.

Mr Madan mandanna said, "the IT officials have sought some documents and we are here to submit them."

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June 3,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 3: Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Tuesday invited investors in the Electronics System and Design Manufacturing (ESDM) sector to Karnataka, as the state contributes 64 per cent to the sector's total exports from the nation.

During a video conference organised by Invest India for a few select states with leading ESDM players across the globe, Narayan said, "We are the largest chip design hub and home to 70 per cent of India's chip designers."

Karnataka has introduced industry-friendly policies from the beginning and it continues to be the leader in attracting technology-specific investments, he added.

"Karnataka has an estimated GSDP of almost USD 220 billion. We were the first to come out with IT, BT, ESDM, and AVGC (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics) policies to give a push to the growth of the technology sectors and innovation. We also have vibrant automobiles, agro, aerospace, textile and garment, and heavy engineering industries," Narayan explained.

"We have created sector-specific SEZs for key industries such as IT, biotechnology and engineering, food processing and aerospace,'' he said.

However, the state government is planning ahead as it has initiated talks with other countries.

"We have held multiple consultations with the private sector to seek inputs for returning to business as we ease the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions. We are also initiating dialogue with countries across the globe to understand future plans for their companies in the post COVID era and discuss how the Karnataka government can support that," the Deputy Chief Minister stated.

"Karnataka has attracted cumulative FDI inflows in the state from 2000 to 2019 which were recorded at USD 42.3 billion," he said.

Referring to the Karnataka ESDM policy 2017-2022, Narayan further said, "We aim to stimulate the growth of 2,000 ESDM start-ups during the policy period and create 20 lakh new jobs by 2025.

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Lucknow, Jul 20: Dr Azizuddin Sheikh, who was fighting COVID-19 as a front line worker, passed away after contracting coronavirus in Uttar Pradesh. He is survived by a wife and three small children. 

40-year-old Dr Azizuddin, who hailed from Rajasthan, was serving as a paediatrician at Avanti Bai Hospital and Duffein Hospital, Lucknow for past few years. He had also worked in the Middle Eastern countries. 

When a large number of doctors preferred to stay home following the covid-19 outbreak, Dr Azizudin was working 16 to 17 hours battling the pandemic. 

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He used to console his family members and instill confidence among them, said one of his relatives. 

A local newspaper quoted his friends as saying that he was very dedicated in serving people that he used to take minimal possible fees from his patients. When the family asked him to increase consultation fees his reply would be, “They are poor people, how will they afford”?

After his death, one of his patients Alok Singh wrote about an incident. “When I asked doctor Sahib why he charges so less, his answer was I have to answer Allah. The truth that he has left us will always be the reason for our grief.”

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