Abdulla Monu Moideen, a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) from Mangaluru in Dakshina Kannada district, Karnataka, was honored with the ICC Long Term Resident Award 24 by the Indian Cultural Centre (ICC) in collaboration with the Indian Embassy in Qatar.
The award ceremony took place at the Museum of Islamic Art Park in Doha, Qatar, where Abdulla Monu, the Managing Director of Euro Group in Qatar, was recognized for his outstanding community service during his over 48-year residency in Doha.
Expressing his gratitude, Abdulla Monu said, “I am deeply honoured to receive this recognition award from ICC Qatar and the Embassy of India. These past 43 years living in Qatar have been nothing short of amazing for me and my family. We are grateful for the opportunities and the wonderful life this beautiful country has given us.”
He continued, “I would like to express my sincere gratitude for this recognition, and I look forward to continuing to contribute to this great nation. Thank you all, and Insha Allah, we will have more wonderful times here.”
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Gulf / by Vartha Bharati / March 11th, 2024
Noted NRI Businessman Yunus Kazia was on Sunday elected as the new president of Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen Bhatkal, a prominent organisation that runs over 20 Educational institutions in Bhatkal.
Along with Yunus Kazia, Ishaque Shabandri was elected as the General Secretary of the organisation. Ishaque was earlier serving as the Additional General Secretary in the previous term.
The development comes days after the election process of the organisation was held last month. The office bearers were elected during the first meeting of the newly elected executive body of the organisation at the Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen’s head office in Anjumanabad, Bhatkal.
Yunus Kazia, a prominent NRI Businessman is also the president of Canara Muslim Khaleej Council and he is also the president of Karnataka NRI Forum. He is also part of various other organisations that participate in the development of locals and NRIs.
Other elected office bearers include Vice President 1 Mohammed Sadiq Pillor, Vice President 2 Dr. Zubair Kola, Additional General Secretary Aftab Qamri, Work Committee Secretary SJ Syed Hashim, Finance Secretary SM Syed Parvez, AITM Board Secretary Mohiuddin Ruknuddin, BBA BCA Professional College Secretary Aheed Mohtisham, PU and Degree College Board Secretary Dr. SM Syed Saleem, High School Board Secretary Sadullah Ruknuddin, Primary Board Secretary Tanveer Kasargod and Deeniyath Board Secretary Dr. Abdul Hameed Ruknuddin.
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharti / Home> Karavalli / by Vartha Bharati / March 10th, 2024
Rahil Habibulla-led team trounce Hong Kong, China by 100 runs in the final of ICC Men’s U19 CWC Asia Division 2 Qualifier in Bangkok.
Muscat :
A dominating performance by Oman boys was capped with a spectacular victory in the final of the ICC Men’s U19 Asia Division 2 Qualifier as they routed Hong Kong, China by 100 runs at the TERD Thai Cricket ground in Bangkok, Thailand, on Tuesday.
Both Oman and Hong Kong, China, had already qualified for the ICC Men’s U19 Asia Division 1 ahead of the final. Tuesday’s victory for Rahil Habibulla-led Oman meant that the boys kept a clean slate in the tournament, winning a total of five games on the trot.
Rahil Daniyal Habibulla Of Oman receives the winning trophy during the Final of the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Asia Division 2 Qualifier match between Hong Kong China and Oman held at the Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok, Thailand on March 5, 2024. Photo by: Deepak Malik / Creimas RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USENitish Nadendla Of Oman receives Player of the Tournament award during the presentation of the Final of the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Asia Division 2 Qualifier match between Hong Kong China and Oman held at the Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok, Thailand on March 5, 2024. Photo by: Deepak Malik / Creimas RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USESaumya Bhavin Sampat Of Oman receives Player of the Match award during the presentation of the Final of the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Asia Division 2 Qualifier match between Hong Kong China and Oman held at the Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok, Thailand on March 5, 2024. Photo by: Deepak Malik / Creimas RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE
In the final, Oman’s Saumya Sampat stood out with his all-round performance as he missed a half-century (48 off 80 balls) in the team’s total of 249/5 in the allotted 50 overs.
Saumya then excelled with the ball as he picked up three wickets for 25 to be deservingly named the player of the final as Hong Kong, China, were restricted to 149/9.
Opting to bat first, Oman, coached by Syed Aamir Kaleem, rode on two century partnerships to set up a total to defend.
Oman players celebrate after winning the Final of the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Asia Division 2 Qualifier match between Hong Kong China and Oman held at the Terdthai Cricket Ground, Bangkok, Thailand on March 5, 2024. Photo by: Vipin Pawar / Creimas RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE
First, it was a 108-run second-wicket stand between Jeet Shah (50, 99 balls) and Saumya and then it was the unbroken 104-run sixth-wicket partnership between Nitish Nadendla (51 n.o., 35 balls) and Rohan Ramachandran (49 n.o., 53 balls) that saw Oman post a total of 249/5.
Both Rohan and Nitish took over the run-charge after the fall of Rahil in the 37th over and slammed more than 100 runs in the next 13 overs with ten boundaries and a six.
Harry Hodgson and Arya Panjwani claimed two wickets each for Hong Kong.
Chasing a tough target, Hong Kong stumbled early on as they were down to 17/2 in the fourth over. Two quick wickets by the tenth over had Hong Kong reeling at 45/4 with Saumya, Varshieth Dinesh, Puladith Ralalage and Prathiesh Ramesh among wickets.
Mathew Clayton fought a lone battle with a half-century (50) as Oman bowlers picked wickets at regular intervals to restrict their rivals to 149/9 in 50 overs.
Aarez Dar (28), Arya Panjwani (15), and Rishan Shah (18) were the only other batters to get to double digits.
Oman tried out as many as eight bowlers and seven of them were successful with Saumya taking three. Varshieth, Puladith, Arya Sampat, Prathiesh, Gaurav Dinesh and Rohan Ramachandran claimed a wicket apiece.
Earlier, Oman had topped Group B with three straight wins as they beat Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, China and Bhutan to make it to the semi-finals. In the semi-finals, Oman got the better of Malaysia before coming up with yet another stellar display to keep their winning streak.
Oman’s Nitish Nadendla was adjudged Player of the Tournament for scoring 164 runs in 5 innings.
Brief scores: Oman 249/5 in 50 overs (Jeet Shah 50, Saumya Sampat 48, Rohan Ramachandran 49 n.o., Nitish Nadendla 51 n.o.; Harry Hodgson 2/45, Arya Panjwani 2/51) beat Hong Kong, China 149/9 in 50 overs (Aarez Dar 28, Mathew Clayton 50; Saumya Sampat 3/25).
source: http://www.thearabianstories.com / The Arabian Stories / Home> Sports News / by TAS News Service / March 05th, 2024
Oman’s cricket team, led by Rahil Habibulla and coached by Aamir Kaleem, clinches a significant win, eyeing greater successes in Division 1 competitions.
Oman Triumphs in Cricket: Rahil Habibulla’s Leadership and Aamir Kaleem’s Coaching Celebrated
Oman’s cricket team, under the stellar leadership of captain Rahil Habibulla and the strategic coaching of Aamir Kaleem, recently clinched a significant victory, marking a triumphant moment in their cricketing journey. This win not only celebrates the team’s collective effort but also highlights individual accolades such as Malaysia’s Mohammad Akram being named Batter of the Tournament and Kuwait’s Janath Herathliyanage winning Bowler of the Tournament.
Strategic Leadership and Team Dynamics
The victory was a result of meticulous planning, unwavering dedication, and the seamless execution of strategies developed over months of hard work. Rahil Habibulla, reflecting on the journey, emphasized the blend of youth and experience within the team. Leading a team with a majority of players facing their first international tournament, Habibulla’s leadership was pivotal in navigating through the challenges and steering the team towards victory. The support from the Oman Cricket Board was instrumental, providing the necessary resources and belief in the team’s potential.
Coaching Excellence and Team Performance
Aamir Kaleem, expressing pride in the team’s achievement, highlighted the adverse conditions under which the tournament was played. The hot and humid conditions posed a significant challenge, yet the team’s character and resilience shone through. Kaleem’s commendation of the team’s unbeaten streak underscores the comprehensive preparation and the adaptability of the players across all departments. The acknowledgment of Rahil Habibulla’s decisive leadership on the field further illustrates the symbiotic relationship between the captain and the coach, enhancing the team’s performance.
Looking Ahead: Ambitions and Gratitude
With this victory, Oman sets its sights on future glories, aiming to replicate and surpass their current achievements in Division 1 competitions. The team’s ambition is fueled by the support from the Oman Cricket Board and the guidance of Head Coach Duleep Mendis. The gratitude expressed by both Rahil Habibulla and Aamir Kaleem towards the board, the coaching staff, and the management underscores the collective effort and the supportive ecosystem that has been pivotal in reaching this milestone.
As Oman cricket celebrates this remarkable achievement, the journey ahead promises even greater challenges and opportunities. The dedication, talent, and spirit displayed by the team signify their readiness to face future competitions with the same zeal and determination. This victory not only marks a significant milestone in Oman cricket’s history but also lays the foundation for aspiring to greater heights in the international cricket arena.
source: http://www.bnnbreaking.com / BNN / Home / by BNN Newsroom / by Salman Akhtar / March 05th, 2024
In a ceremony held on February 10 in Saudi Arabia, notable figures Zakaria Bajpe, CEO of Almuzain Gulf Saudi Contracting Co, K A Sheikh Karnire, director of operation at Expertise Contracting Co Ltd, and entrepreneur-social worker Sathish Kumar Anchan Bajal were honored with the Vishwa Manya 2024 award.
The recognition was part of the 17th World Kannada Convention, spearheaded by Sathish Kumar on February 8.
Zakaria, Sheikh Karnire, Rafeeq Soorinje, along with numerous workers, played pivotal roles in ensuring the success of the convention. Sathish Anchan, hailing from Pakkaladka Bajal Anchan’s House Kankanady, has been a compassionate figure, extending support to numerous financially disadvantaged families.
Born to the late Chandrashekhar Kundar Kodialbail and the late Sharada Anchan, Sathish faced early challenges, losing his mother at the age of three and being raised by his grandmother and uncle Raghava Anchan.
Sathish’s educational journey included primary schooling at St Joseph’s Higher Primary School in Bajal, secondary education at Rosario High School, PU at St Aloysius College, and a degree from St Aloysius Evening College.
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Gulf / by Vartha Bharati / February 16th, 2024
The general body meeting of the Karnataka branch of Kuwait Kerala Muslim Association (KKMA), the largest social and community service organization of the Indian diaspora in Kuwait, was held at the Indian Community School Khaitan Auditorium on Friday, February 02.
The meeting started with a beautiful recitation of the Holy Quran by Master Mohammed Saihaan.
Nizam N, Vice-president of the KKMA Central Committee (Social Projects and Benefits), inaugurated the program while Karnataka branch General Secretary Mohammed Amin Sheik delivered the welcome address.
In his presidential address, Branch President Yusuf Rasheed highlighted the achievements of KKMA in various charitable social activities, including Family Benefit Scheme (FBS), Educational Scholarship Program (ESP), Kidney Dialysis Centers (KDC), Medical Assistance Program (MAP), Home for Homeless Deserved Families and Housing Improvement Program (HIP) and Magnet Team Service for the expat patients in Kuwait and repatriation of corpse to their home country. He also appreciated and thanked the team members for their selfless, dedicated service in the charitable activities.
Branch senior leader and Central Committee Development Vice-president Abdul Jabbar Gurpur presented the annual report detailing the past two-year’s activities and achievements of the branch. The finance report, which was presented by branch senior leader and Central Committee CFO Sayed Rafik, was unanimously approved by the members.
Active members of the branch Noushad Hussain, Firoz Abdul Samad, Najmuddin Usman Takey, D M Ansar and Irshad Nazeer Ahmed were felicitated for their excellent performance.
Shoukath Shirva Waseem Hisham, Najmuddin and Mabiya Adam were awarded for their contribution to the membership campaign.
The existing committee was dissolved by President Yusuf Rasheed, following which, the new committee for 2024-25 was formed under the supervision of returning officer Muneer Kuniya, Treasurer, KKMA Central Committee. Yusuf Rasheed was unanimously elected as the new president of KKMA Karnataka Branch for the next two years.
The newly elected president Yusuf Rasheed expressed his gratitude for the opportunity provided by KKMA. He also thanked the State President SM Farook for his selfless service and sincere support in implementing the various socio-community services back home.
KKMA Karnataka Branch senior leader and Central Committee working president BM Iqbal briefed the various privileges available for KKMA members in Kuwait as well as in India from the various business firms such as clinics, hospitals and hypermarkets.
State President SM Farook, in his message after the election, congratulated the new office-bearers and highlighted the importance of charity and team work. One of the senior well-known social worker Janab Hassan Yusuf Kankanady complimented the newly elected management committee, and stressed on the importance of teamwork as it makes ‘dream work’.
The new office-bearers of all six zones of the Karnataka Branch were introduced on the occasion. Senior leaders Mohammed Nazeer Bolar, Azhar Sheik, Syed Manipur, Abdul Latheef Shedia Nasser AV, Abdul Rahiman and audience members Mohammad Yusuf, Abdul Razzak and Abdul Sattar congratulated the new committee and extended their support.
KKMA Central President Ibrahim Kunil, General Secretary KC Rafiq, City Zonal Secretary Mohammed Rayies also graced the occasion.
The program was compered by Abdul Jabbar while FBS Vice-president Mohammed Yusuf Muniyam proposed the vote of thanks.
A large number of members, leaders and well-wishers attended the event, which was followed by a buffet dinner.
The newly appointed office-bearers for the year 2024-2025 are as follows:
Yusuf Rasheed – President
Abdul Rahiman Kana – Working President
Mohammed Amin Sheik – General Secretary
Sharief Ahmed Mulki – Treasurer
Vice-presidents:
Abdul Azeez Ghouse –Membership, Health Scheme, Privilege Card
Mohammed Yusuf Muniyam – FBS, MWS
Naushad Hussain – Relief Cell, KDRC
Mohammed Noufal – Magnet, Legal Cell, Employment Cell
Imthiyaz Abdul Kareem Surinje –Arts & Sports, Event Management
Hashim Ramlan – Skill Development, Moral Development (Religious)
Mabiya Adam Kadaba – Students Development, Family Club
Secretaries:
Shoukath Hussain Abba Shirva – Administration
Irshad Mulki – Communication
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati/ Home> Gulf / by Vartha Bharati / February 04th, 2024
The annual meeting of the Jamiatul Falah National Regional Coordination Committee, Saudi Arabia, was held at the Red Pot Restaurant in the city on Friday, February 23.
Dakshina Kannada and Udupi District delegates of Jamiatul Falah as well as delegates from Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam and Jubail attended the annual meeting.
Dammam Unit President JF Shareef Karkala, JFCC President Shahul Hameed KK and Ameer Mansoor were present in the meeting.
The delegates unanimously elected Mansur Ali Ahmed as the “Ameer” for the year 2024-25.
The meeting, which was moderated by Siraj, concluded with a vote of thanks, followed by lunch.
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Gulf / by Vartha Bharati / February 24th, 2024
On Thursday, Jan Brothers, a well-known company in the Nawayat community of Bhatkal, inaugurated its new and luxurious head office on the 8th floor of the Gold Souq Metro building. The inauguration took place with prayerful words here in Dubai.
Situated in close proximity to the New Gold Souq, this location not only serves as the head office but also houses the wholesale showroom of Jan Brothers. The move to the Gold Souq Metro building follows the company’s presence in Dera Fakhri Market, Al Raas, and the Gold Souq.
Moulana Irshad Africa officiated the inauguration ceremony with a prayer, blessing the new head office.
The event saw the participation of Jan Haroon Rasheed, the caretaker of the company, Jan Maktoum, CEO of Jan Brothers, along with other company officials such as Jan Fauzan and Jan Abdul Azim. Additionally, Jan Muhammad Nabit, Jan Muhammad Nihal, Jan Muhammad Shaman, and various other staff members of Jan Brothers graced the occasion.
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Gulf / by Vartha Bharati / December 28th, 2024
Bangalore, Mangalore, KARNATAKA / New York, U.S.A :
Sameer Shariff, the CEO of Impelsys, a prominent IT company with global offices, including one in Mangalore, successfully completed the IRONMAN 70.3 Bahrain triathlon on December 8, 2023. The challenging event, held at Reef Island, witnessed the participation of over 1500 individuals, with more than 1000 successfully completing it.
By accomplishing the IRONMAN 70.3 course, which comprises a 1.9 KM swim, 90 KM cycling, and a 21.1 KM run, Sameer Shariff joined an exclusive club of global business leaders who have conquered this grueling challenge. Beyond personal achievement, Shariff aims to inspire others to adopt a healthy and active lifestyle. He expressed, “Completing the IRONMAN triathlon pushed my endurance limits, and I believe it sets an example for others. We are making strides with the CEO Fitness Challenge for associates at Impelsys.”
Shariff’s achievement has motivated many colleagues at Impelsys to pursue their fitness goals. Sripad, heading cloud services, shared, “Sameer’s dedication motivated me to run a half marathon in 2023.” Prachi, a project manager, added, “After seeing Sameer’s preparations, I decided to participate in a half marathon. I completed my first half marathon on November 5, 2023, in Mangalore.”
These accomplishments mark the beginning of a broader wellness initiative envisioned by Sameer Shariff. In 2024, Impelsys aims to encourage more participants, extend the challenge to partner organizations and customers, and promote overall well-being. The ‘CEO Fitness Challenge’ is a voluntary program that has seen over a hundred associates engaging in specific health and fitness activities, collectively achieving impressive milestones.
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Gulf / by Vartha Bharati / January 12th, 2024
Amtul Suhail, Executive Director at 2nd Generation at Allerton in South San Francisco, CA, is one of one hundred Indian Muslim women across the globe to receive a nomination from Rising Beyond the Ceiling for her contributions and accomplishments in the field of early childhood education.
Rising Beyond the Ceiling is a non-profit organization focused on supporting and promoting Indian Muslim women and their leadership and contributions in their respective fields. Each year they spotlight one hundred Indian Muslim women who have made their mark in countries across the world. All the women have done their initial studies in India, but later moved to other countries where they received accolades and success in their professions.
“I am elated. This is a pure and pleasant surprise,” said Amtul. “I have been working for decades to make a difference in the community by helping one child, one family, one group and mission at a time. I never expected anything in return.”
Working the field of education since 1985, she migrated to the United States in 1990, leaving behind her family on a quest to pursue her dream of caring for and teaching children. Amtul joined Bright Horizons in 2013 and is currently the Executive Director at Bright Horizons Allerton where she oversees the center operations and its programs.
“My passion is children. Every single thing I do, I think “how would this impact a child?’’ This passion that drives me is because of my mother who always taught me what I call the ’golden rule‘ – when things go wrong, you do not go wrong,” said Amtul. “I lead with honesty, transparency, accountability and joy. My mom encouraged me to choose a career to work with children so I can make the difference for children and adults in the community where I work and live.”
Amtul has a Masters in Mass Communication from Aligarh Muslim University. She also volunteers her time and talent for her University Alumni Association of Northern California. She is a guiding force behind the alumni association’s mission and has been involved as a coach and student trainer.
Amtul adds: “My vision is to foster love and compassion for early childhood educators. When they decide to join the education field and under my supervision, they feel empowered, autonomous and committed. I truly believe that consistency and continuity of care is extremely important.”
To learn more about Rising Beyond the Ceiling, visit here.
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