Monthly Archives: December 2024

5 Friends of Konakind Foundation on a Mission

Thanjavur District, TAMIL NADU / Bengaluru, KARNATAKA :

ESA Mission (Esa – Easiest Solution for All) from “May, 2021 till present” works to help all places in India lead eco-friendly, cleanliness.


Vision
Bringing back humanity. We do service to control the inflation and to bring smiles on the faces of the poor. We join hands with school, university students, public & private sectors to transform this earth for everyone!


Mission
In India, we focus on healthy natural organic foods, to give clothes for the poor, to stay fit & healthy, to develop the rural & to improve the urban, to support government institutions, to compare and learn from the art & history!

  • Environment * Education * Food * Clothing * Rural Development * Marriage & Family * Fitness & Health * Art & History
    Our motto/slogan for Esa – (Our Vision Your Mission!)

‘ESA Mission’ is now registered & comes under “KONAKIND FOUNDATION” ((KONA – Purity Speaks & Quality Serves))

A BRIEF :

We started ESA Mission (Esa – Easiest Solution for All) from “May, 2021 till present” works to help all places in India lead eco-friendly, cleanliness.

The reason behind this mission and vision for our India, we have seen a lot of people without humanity. Though they’re rich but not willing to spend for their own family members because of their short selfishness. Our selfishness should be big and broad like district, state or national level. Then we can see the brightness in our district level, state and national level too.

Mr. Mohamed Abubacker started his first step from the plantation drive doing the plantation in his backyard space in his house and then he started doing the plantation drive in his Thanjavur district.

Later on he felt it small so after doing 1500 fruit saplings he started collecting and donating the books not only in Thanjavur also in Vellore, Bengaluru, Mysore and planned to start in Palakkad.


His vision begin in the year 2013 back in Teynampet, Madras. At the time he lost Rs. 200 no one was ready to help. He felt should bring back humanity. It also should control the inflation and smiles on the faces of the poor. He joined hands with the school, university students, public & private sectors to transform this earth for everyone!
His mission is for India.

He focus on healthy natural organic foods, to give clothes for the poor, to stay fit & healthy, to develop the rural & to improve the urban, to support government institutions, to compare and learn from the art & history!


We have spent Rs. 2,00,000 within this amount we have planted more than 2600 fruit saplings, 2500 meals for 2500 people for 2.5 years, collected more than 55000 books and donated more than 13,000 books to the schools, colleges, libraries, tuition centres, and individuals, awareness program for more than 6 institutions and social media platforms, art & history related.

We have collected more than 30 historical events and messages about our Hindustan 200 years record.

We have collcted more than 100 waste tyres, well washed and painted orange, white and green those were placed at the entrance of the government hospital.

Our Present Target :

Surprisingly everything till date costed Rs. 2,00,000 only, but from now we expect more than Rs 15,00,000 to do more initiatives.

Mohamed Abubacker is the Managing Director and incharge of KONAKIND FOUNDATION, Amzath Ibrahim is the Director of KONAKIND FOUNDATION, Tarik Ahmad is the Board Member of KONAKIND FOUNDATION, Abdul Lateef is the volunteer incharge and advisory of KONAKIND FOUNDATION, Mr Thameem is the environmental specialist and advisory of KONAKIND FOUNDATION, they also have more than 150 volunteers in person and they expect more than 1500 volunteers in person.

*EasyLand Environment Project – (Our Land Is Our Brand!)


*AlKareem Bin Project – (Time Brings Money But Ideas Become an Investment!)


*KONA Healthy & Tasty Food – Food Is God’s Property – Project


*Men Women Society (The more you plan, the more you will perform!)


*KONA CLOTHING EXCHANGE (Our Brand Is Our Grand!)


*AlWaris Art & History Project – Good lessons done, history begins now! Things have just started!))

We’re applicable for 12A, 80G, CSR & Darpan Certificates.


We receive only Indian Rupees for now.

Contribute your wealth to improve & develop the projects :

We’re applicable for 12A, 80G, CSR & Darpan Certificates.
We receive only Indian Rupees for now. Contribute your wealth to improve & develop the projects.:

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Email: konakindfoundation@gmail.com
WhatsApp – 00919025988143

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source: Konakind foundation, Bengaluru

Khalid Akhtar Elected New State President of AIITA Rajasthan

RAJASTHAN :

Jaipur:

The All India Ideal Teachers Association (AIITA), after completing its 2020-2024 term, conducted elections for the new term 2025-2028 in New Delhi.

Delegates from across the country participated in the process and elected Abdul Rahim Sheikh from Maharashtra as national president for the next session. Mukhtar Kotwal will serve as general secretary.

Elections were also held for state presidents, and Khalid Akhtar was elected president of AIITA Rajasthan. Mohammad Yunus Ansari was nominated as state secretary.

State Advisory Council Members are Abdul Hameed Rangrej, Qari Mohammad Ishhaq, Mohammad Juned, and Ansar Ahmed from Jaipur; Mohammad Shakir, Makrana; Khalid Akhtar, Sikar; and Mohammad Yunus Ansari, Mangrol.

AIITA is functioning nationwide among teachers with objectives to improve the declining moral standards of educational institutions, to prevent the commercialisation of education, to make society aware of the respect for teachers, to curb the growing trend of violence among students, to inspire students to become good human beings, and to keep the curriculum free from communalism.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Report / by Raheem Khan, Radiance News Bureau / December 30th, 2024

Haleema Mizna Clears CA in First Attempt

Mangaluru, KARNATAKA :

Mangaluru:

Haleema Mizna, a local resident, has achieved a remarkable milestone by clearing her Chartered Accountancy (CA) exams in her first attempt. The results were announced on Friday.

Haleema began her education at The Yenepoya School and later completed her Pre-University education at St. Agnes College. She pursued her CA studies at St. Aloysius Evening College in Mangaluru and completed her articleship under CA Narendra Pai.

Haleema is the daughter of SM Saleem and Fathima Naseera. Her achievement has brought pride to her family and community, marking an accomplishment in the competitive field of Chartered Accountancy.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Report / by Mohammed Atherulla Shariff, Radiance News Bureau / December 28th, 2024

Singer Zakir Abbasi Awarded Shekhawati Ratna

Jaipur, RAJASTHAN :

Jhunjhunu:

Zakir Abbasi, a singer and secretary of ‘Bazm-e-Musiqi,’ has been honoured with the Shekhawati Ratna Award by Vipra Foundation. The award ceremony was held at Stardom Hotel in Jaipur, where talents from Shekhawati, who have brought fame to their region and India in their respective fields, were honoured.

Singer Zakir Abbasi received this award for his awareness-raising songs. Abbasi has worked to raise awareness in society through songs on road safety, drug rehabilitation, save the girl child, and voter awareness.

Abbasi is known across India for his social activism and awareness campaigns. His goal is to make the common people aware through his self-composed songs. Upon receiving Shekhawati Ratna Award, the office bearers and music lovers of Bazm-e-Musiqi congratulated Abbasi. His efforts to educate the masses through his music have made him a prominent figure in the Shekhawati region.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Pride of the Nation> Awards> Latest News / by Raheem Khan, Radiance News Bureau / December 28th, 2024

AMU Faculty Member Delivers Talk on Project Management-GenAI

Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH :

Aligarh:

Prof. S.M. Khan, Department of Psychology, Aligarh Muslim University delivered a talk on “Feasibility of Project Management – Generative AI”, at Hindustan Institute of Management & Computer Studies (HIMCS), Sharda University, Farah, Mathura.

Prof. Khan delved into the practical applications of GenAI in various facets of project management, including risk management, resource allocation, project planning and scheduling and communication and collaboration throughout the project lifecycle.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Report / by Radiance News Bureau / December 28th, 2024

Thumbay Group’s GMU, ‘Staque’ team up to transform healthcare with AI, advanced tech

KARNATAKA / AJMAN, DUBAI, U.A.E:

Ajman (UAE): 

Staque, a global leader in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and advanced technology solutions, have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Thumbay Group’s Gulf Medical University (GMU) and its Thumbay College of Management and Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (TCMAIH). This strategic partnership aims to revolutionize the integration of artificial intelligence and quantum computing into healthcare education, training, and research, with far-reaching implications for the region’s healthcare and technology sectors.

Founded by Dr. Thumbay Moideen in 1997, Thumbay Group is a diversified international business conglomerate with operations across different verticals including Education, Healthcare, Medical Research, Diagnostics, Retail Pharmacy, Health Communications, Retail Opticals, Wellness, Nutrition Stores, Hospitality, Real Estate, Publishing, Technology, Media, Events, Medical Tourism, Trading and Marketing & Distribution. Headquartered in Dubai, the group presently employs around 3000 people.

The MoU establishes a collaborative framework to harness the transformative potential of AI in healthcare, focusing on both academic innovation and practical applications. This collaboration aligns with the UAE’s vision for technological leadership and aims to position GMU and Staque at the forefront of global healthcare advancements.

Driving AI Innovation Through Strategic Partnership

The agreement outlines several groundbreaking initiatives, including:

● Thumbay-Staque Lab in Artificial Intelligence: This state-of-the-art lab, to be established at GMU’s campus, will serve as a hub for cutting-edge research and practical applications of AI in healthcare, focusing on areas such as diagnostics, personalized medicine, and healthcare operations.

● Internship and Employment Pathways: Staque will facilitate internships, short placements, and employment opportunities for TCMAIH students, fostering UAE Nationals’ empowerment and integrating local talent into the global healthcare technology landscape.

● Collaborative AI Programs: Together, Staque and GMU will develop fellowship, short-term, and long-term programs in healthcare AI, leveraging a revenue-sharing model to promote sustainability and scalability.

● Joint High-performance Computing Research Initiatives: The partnership will support joint research projects through the Thumbay International Research Grant, targeting high-impact areas in AI, quantum computing and healthcare.

● Global Collaboration and Expertise Sharing: Faculty and staff exchanges will enhance knowledge transfer, while industry partnerships will drive regional and international expansions of TCMAIH’s and Staque’s initiatives.

Dr. Thumbay Moideen, Founder President of Thumbay Group UAE, commenting on the partnership said, “Our partnership with Staque is a natural extension of our commitment to advancing healthcare education and practice. By integrating AI into our curriculum and research initiatives, we are empowering our students and faculty to become leaders in a rapidly evolving healthcare ecosystem.”

Dr. Muhammad Khan, CEO of Staque, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, “This collaboration marks a pivotal moment in merging AI and healthcare education. By establishing the Thumbay-Staque Lab, we are taking significant steps toward a future where AI drives meaningful improvements in patient outcomes, operational efficiencies, and healthcare innovation.”

Transforming Healthcare Through AI

Staque’s extensive expertise in AI, quantum computing, and robotics complements GMU’s reputation for academic excellence. This partnership aims to tackle critical challenges and unlock opportunities across healthcare and education, including:

● AI-Powered Diagnostics: Tools for early disease detection and personalized treatment planning, using advanced algorithms and quantum computing to process vast datasets with unparalleled speed and accuracy.

● Adaptive Learning Systems: AI-driven systems to create personalized educational experiences for healthcare professionals, addressing skill gaps and enhancing training efficiency.

● Healthcare Operations Optimization: Autonomous intelligence solutions to streamline administrative workflows, reduce inefficiencies, and enhance the overall patient experience.

“Medical research and practices are ripe for innovation. Accuracy, accessibility and affordability issues have a critical impact on global health care. The adoption of AI and quantum computing are essential to address these issues” said Dr. Raees Tonse, Staque Board Member who catalyzed the partnership.

The Thumbay-Staque partnership also explores regional and international opportunities for expanding AI and quantum computing programs, enabling students and professionals to access world-class resources and tools. These initiatives will not only strengthen the UAE’s position as a global innovation hub but also set new benchmarks for integrating emerging technologies into healthcare systems.

About the Partners

Thumbay Group and Gulf Medical University

Thumbay Group, a leading private conglomerate in the UAE, operates Gulf Medical University (GMU), a premier institution recognized for its excellence in medical education, research, and healthcare delivery. The Thumbay College of Management and Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (TCMAIH) is dedicated to marrying technology and medical education, ensuring students and health care professionals are equipped to thrive in a technology-driven healthcare landscape.

Staque Solutions

Staque Solutions bridges the gap between cutting-edge computer science and real-world business needs. With expertise spanning AI, blockchain, quantum computing, and software engineering, Staque empowers organizations to thrive in an era of rapid technological advancement through its autonomous intelligence and high-performance computing solutions. Founded in Calgary, Canada, Staque has grown into a global organization with presence in North America, the GCC, and Asia.

source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Gulf / by Vartha Bharati / December 26th, 2024

Meezaan Science ‌& Islam Exhibition at Al Ibaadah Indian School, Perampalli, on December 28-29

Perampalli (Udupi), KARNATAKA :

Udupi:

A science and Islam exhibition organised by Al Ibada Indian School, Perampalli, is set to take place on December 28 and 29.

According to a press release issued by Sheikh Abdul Latheef Madani, the Administrative Director of Al Ibada Indian School, the event will feature Karnataka Legislative Assembly Speaker U. T. Khader and education expert Sheikh Aneesur Rahman Azami as the chief guests.

source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Karavali / by Vartha Bharati / December 26th, 2024

Prez confers Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar on 17 children for excellence in various fields

NEW DELHI :

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New Delhi :

President Droupadi Murmu on Thursday presented the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar to 17 children, recognizing their exceptional courage and outstanding achievements across diverse fields, including art, culture, sports and innovation.

The President underlined the importance of nurturing and celebrating young talents.

“Providing opportunities and recognizing children’s talents has always been a part of our tradition. This tradition should be further strengthened to ensure that every child realizes their full potential,” she said.

The award celebrates extraordinary accomplishments in seven categories: art and culture, bravery, innovation, science and technology, social service, sports and environment.

The honourees — seven boys and ten girls selected from 14 states and Union territories — were presented with a medal, certificate and citation booklet.

Among them was Keya Hatkar, a 14-year-old author and disability advocate, recognized for her excellence in art and culture.

Despite living with spinal muscular atrophy, she founded initiatives like “IM POSSIBLE” and “SMA-ART,” promoting inclusivity and disability awareness.

President Murmu highlighted the importance of honouring such talents, saying, “The tradition of recognising and nurturing children’s potential has always been part of our culture. Their contributions will lead India to the pinnacle of progress.”

She further emphasised the Ministry of Women and Child Development’s role in sharing these stories of inspiration with the wider public.

The President also paid homage to the unparalleled sacrifices of Guru Gobind Singh’s sons, commemorated as ‘Veer Bal Diwas’ on December 26, saying, “Their sacrifices for faith and self-respect continue to inspire countless generations. On this day, the nation bows in reverence to their bravery and spirit.”

Among the other awardees was Ayaan Sajad, a 12-year-old Sufi singer from Kashmir, honoured for his soulful contributions to Kashmiri music, while 17-year-old Vyas Om Jignesh, who has cerebral palsy, was lauded for his dedication to Sanskrit literature, having memorised over 5,000 shlokas and performed in over 500 shows.

In bravery, Saurav Kumar (9) was recognised for saving three girls from drowning, and 17-year-old Ioanna Thapa was honoured for rescuing 36 residents from a fire.

“Examples of courage and patriotism in children strengthen the nation’s confidence in its future. Such acts are truly commendable,” President Murmu remarked as she presented the award to the two children.

In the innovation category, 15-year-old Sindhoora Raja was awarded for creating self-stabilizing devices for Parkinson’s patients, and cybersecurity entrepreneur Risheek Kumar (17) was honoured for launching Kashmir’s first cybersecurity firm.

“Contributions to science, technology, and innovation by children like these show their unparalleled potential to transform lives,” the President observed.

Hembati Nag, a judo player from a Naxal-affected area was awarded in the sports category. She overcame numerous challenges to win a silver medal at the Khelo India National Games.

Mentioning Nag’s story, President Murmu said, “Hembati’s resilience amidst adversity is an example of unmatched courage and determination.”

Chess prodigy Anish Sarkar, the youngest FIDE-ranked player at just three years old, was also honoured.

The President envisioned a bright future for the awardees, adding, “In 2047, when we celebrate the centenary of our independence, these award winners will be enlightened citizens of the country. Such talented boys and girls will become the builders of a developed India, shaping its destiny through their talent and efforts.”

“May every child of this nation have a bright and prosperous future, for in their success lies the future of India,” she said.

source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> India / by Vartha Bharati / December 26th, 2024

Bihar: Meet Habiba Bukhari, Daughter Of An Imam And A Judicial Officer From Munger

Munger, BIHAR :

Habiba Bukhari

Patna:

Habiba Bukhari from Munger received on November 28, 2023, one of the most joyous pieces of news in her life: she had been selected for the Bihar Judicial Service. She secured 30th rank in the general category. This remarkable achievement of hers not only marks a significant personal victory but also reflects the strength of her determination and resilience in the face of numerous challenges.

Habiba comes from a modest background. Her father, Ahmad Bukhari, is an imam (prayer leader) at the Gulzar Pokhar mosque in Munger, which is located about 200 kilometers east of Bihar’s capital of Patna. Her mother is a homemaker. Despite the simplicity of their lives, the family’s support for Habiba has been unwavering.

Ahmad shared a heartfelt moment with TwoCircles.net. Recalling the night of November 28 when his daughter first called him with the good news, he said, “I got a video call from Habiba who was crying. I asked her to calm down and tell me why she was crying. After controlling her emotions, she informed me that she had been selected for the Bihar Judicial Service. Such was her joy!”

A bright student from an early age, Habiba completed her BA LLB and LLM degrees from Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). She also completed her schooling from there, though she began her academic journey at a Hindi-medium government school in Munger. During her high school years, she studied Urdu, Arabic, Political Science and English. Today, she is pursuing a Ph.D. from AMU.

Habiba with her father during Haj

When asked about her future plans, Habiba said she hopes to complete her Ph.D. while serving as a judicial officer. “If I am allowed, I would love to continue my Ph.D. and work as a judicial officer,” she said.

A hafiza (who memories Qur’an) of five chapters of the holy book and a woman who wears a headscarf, Habiba’s choice of career in the judiciary was driven by a strong sense of personal values. “For me, a safe workplace is the most important thing. I believe the judiciary offers the safest environment to work in. It provides both financial security and stability,” she explains. While acknowledging the alternative of litigation, she notes the additional struggles it entails, especially for someone without a strong background.

Her journey into law was inspired by the influence of her batchmates at AMU who were preparing for their BA LLB after high school. Habiba focused largely on self-study to prepare for the judicial services exam and complemented her efforts with coaching sessions offered by the varsity.

Habiba has a word of advice for future aspirants: “This is an age of cut-throat competition. One needs to work very hard. The seats are limited, but do not lose heart and keep trying.” She is set to begin her training for the judicial service in late February 2024.

Apart from her professional ambitions, Habiba has a deep love for reading, particularly novels. She recalls an intriguing moment from her interview for the judicial service, where, along with law-related questions, she was asked about temples and mosques that do not allow women entry.

Throughout her academic journey, Habiba has been deeply grateful for the support of her family. “I received both financial and emotional support from my family throughout my studies and preparation. It made everything much easier for me,” she shared. Habiba’s younger sister, Arisha Bukhari, is pursuing a BA and her brothers are also in higher studies.

Habiba also reflected on the societal challenges her family faced due to her higher education. “In our society, girls are often married off early that affects their opportunities for higher education. But my family never stopped me from pursuing my studies,” she said. She quoted the word ‘Iqra’ from the Qur’an to emphasize the importance of education in Islam.

Habiba with her family

She added, “Our society should not discriminate between boys and girls, especially when it comes to education. Girls should also be educated while following Islam.”

Her father, Ahmad, strongly supports the cause of girls’ education. “Parents want their children to be successful, and if they work hard, they will succeed. It is wrong to marry off girls after giving them only basic education. If they want to study more, they must be allowed to do so.”

He fondly recalls Habiba’s childhood. “She was always curious. Even as a child, she would read from torn newspaper pieces. After she passed her twelfth grade, we were considering her marriage. But my sister in Patna persuaded us to let Habiba continue her studies. We could see her potential. Though an Imam’s salary isn’t much, we managed to support her education,” he said.

Habiba is one of only ten Muslim candidates who passed the Bihar Judicial Service exam this year, out of 153 total candidates. Among other successful candidates from her community are Farha Nishat, cousin of activist Sharjeel Imam, who was also selected for the same post. Other Muslim women who succeeded in this year’s exam include Tazeen Binte Waheed, who secured the 20th rank, and Saniya Akhtar, who secured 48th place in the general category. In the reserved categories, Sarah Imam secured 6th rank under the Economically Weaker Section (EWS), while Zeba Manzoor topped the Extremely Backward Classes (EBC) category.

Habiba’s story is a testament to the power of perseverance, family support and the transformative power of education. Her journey inspires all, especially young women, to pursue their dreams — no matter the obstacles.

source: http://www.twocircles.net / TwoCircles.net / Home> India News> Indian Muslim / by Sami Ahmad, TwoCircles.net / December 19th, 2024

Insha Waziri Wins 2024 Jawad Memorial Prize for Urdu-to-English Translation

NEW DELHI :

New Delhi:

Insha Jalil Waziri has been awarded the prestigious 2024 Jawad Memorial Prize for her English translation of Ali Sardar Jafri’s Urdu poem Mera Safar, reports The Print.

Waziri, a journalist working with The Print, selected Jafri’s iconic work as it resonated deeply with this year’s theme of “resurgence”. The poem, which revolves around the recurring theme of “main phir aaunga, main phir bolunga” (I’ll come back, I’ll speak again), captures a spirit of eternal hope and renewal even in the face of death and endings.

“This poem is profoundly relevant in the dystopian times we live in. Its message of optimism and revival reminded me of Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass,” Waziri shared.

Ali Sardar Jafri, celebrated as a poet, lyricist, and critic, crafted Mera Safar with themes of resilience and transformation, offering an enduring message of hope that continues to inspire. Waziri’s translation skilfully preserves the essence of his words, bringing their timeless relevance to a broader audience.

The Jawad Memorial Prize recognises outstanding contributions in Urdu-to-English translation, honouring works that bridge cultures and languages.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Awards> Latest News / by Radiance News Bureau / December 24th, 2024