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Khaled Shahbaaz

Syed Khaled Shahbaaz is a Yudhvir Gold Medalist in Mass Communication and Journalism from Osmania University and a Computer Science engineer from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, with over 2500 articles under his pen. Shahbaaz has interviewed the who's who personalities including ministers, bureaucrats, social entrepreneurs and distinguished community leaders. He writes for several publications in and outside India including the Saudi Gazette, and was briefly associated with the Deccan Chronicle. He held important positions at the likes of QlikView Arabia, SAP, STC Technologies and TNerd.com among others. He may be reached on +91-9652828710 or syedkhaledshahbaaz@gmail.com.

11 Areas with Job Opportunities for Fact Checkers in 2023

Fact Checking Jobs Hyderabad India

Fact-checkers play a crucial role in verifying and ensuring the accuracy of information presented in various forms of media. As misinformation and fake news continue to spread, the demand for skilled fact-checkers has been on the rise. Here are some potential job opportunities for fact-checkers: News Organizations: Many news outlets …

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What Role Did Muslims Play in India’s Independence

Muslims played a significant role in India’s struggle for independence. Here are some key points: 1. Leaders and Activists: Prominent Muslim leaders like Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, Dr. Zakir Husain, and Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan were actively involved in the freedom movement. Maulana Azad was a prominent leader and a …

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The Rich Legacy of Muslim Contributions to India

Muslims have made significant contributions to India in various fields both nationally and internationally. Here are some notable examples across different domains: 1. Art and Architecture:    – The Mughal Empire left a lasting legacy of splendid architecture, including the Taj Mahal, Red Fort, and Jama Masjid in Delhi.   …

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OU Fact Checking Course Convocation Celebrates Urdu Journalists Equipped to Combat Disinformation

A momentous graduation ceremony marked the culmination of an intensive six-month Fact Checking Course for Urdu journalists, jointly organized by Osmania University and the US Consulate General Hyderabad. The convocation, held at the historic Salar Jung Museum, was a testament to the commitment to countering disinformation and promoting responsible journalism …

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Announcing the launch of VMware Private AI: Democratize generative AI and ignite innovation for all enterprises VMware vSphere Blog

IBM Unveils watsonx Generative AI Capabilities to Accelerate Mainframe Application Modernization If the feature is disabled, the Platform doesn’t display the Generative AI suggestions icon and the suggestions themselves. The Platform auto-defines the Entities, Prompts, Error Prompts, Bot Action nodes, Service Tasks, Request Definition, Connection Rules, and other parameters. You …

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Shared Reality Only Possible by Working Together: US Diplomat 

Hyderabad, March 13: In the age of information, misinformation, and disinformation, the shared reality is only possible by working together, said Frankin Strum, Public Diplomacy Officer, US Consulate General Hyderabad. Addressing the inaugural offline session of the Countering Disinformation for Urdu TV Journalists workshop organized by the Osmania University and …

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Disinformation Undermines Democracy, Damages Social Cohesion: Sneha Mehra IPS

Sneha Mehra IPS

Hyderabad, March 13: Disinformation undermines democracy, shapes public opinion, and damages social cohesion, said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Cyber Crime) Ms. Sneha Mehra I.P.S. Addressing the first offline workshop on Countering Disinformation for Urdu Journalists, the 2018 batch IPS officer said “Disinformation promotes distrust between the news organization and the …

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Curtains Down on the 3-Day International Fertility Conference

18th Annual Conference of Indian Fertility Society Focuses on Innovations in Practice Hyderabad, December 12: Having given fertility specialists, academicians, and visiting delegates a participatory platform for exchanging recent trends and advancements in fertility and assisted reproduction, the 18th annual conference of the Indian Fertility Society drew to a close …

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Syed Vicaruddin – End of an Era (Tribute and Video Documentary)

Chief Editor or Rahnuma-e-Deccan Urdu DailyChairman Indo Arab League Hyderabad Passes AwayHyderabad, December 9: Mr Syed Vicaruddin, one of the most revered Muslim personalities of India passed away on Thursday night at Olive Hospital in Hyderabad. He was the editor of the Hyderabad-based‘Rahnuma-e-Deccan’, which completed its century last year. Mr. …

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Role of Urdu Journalism

It’s an established fact that Urdu is a language of communal harmony, and also a confluence of cultures. Majority of non-Arab Muslims across the globe can read, write or understand Urdu. Urdu is also the mother tongue of several NRIs living in the gulf and western nations, and one of …

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Urdu Journalism and Education in Hyderabad

The establishment of Osmania University is a first of its kind measure in the world that shows higher education in Indian languages could be possible. The Osmania University too has imbibed Journalism as one of the subjects of its degree course Master of Arts (M.A). Several other universities have introduced …

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Technology and The New Era of Urdu in Hyderabad

The revolution of Urdu in Hyderabad began with the advent of computer calligraphy. On 15th August 1988, Siasat Urdu Daily experimented with computer calligraphy eventually ceasing the role of Calligraphers and Katibs in the media house. Other leading newspapers followed suit. The introduction of Inpage Urdu software in the ‘90s …

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Challenges For Urdu Journalism..

There are several challenges to the growth machinery of Urdu and Urdu journalism, many of which earmarked impossible for eternity by Urdu scholars. But if the Wage board pay scale are justly implemented, loyalists given their rightful due, and the synthetic challenges were broadly met, there is no stopping for …

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News agencies and Urdu Journalism…

News agencies played a pivotal role in promoting Urdu Journalism in Hyderabad. The news released from a news agency formed the basis of news items appearing in many Urdu newspapers. The news provided these agencies were created following a generic policy, enabling the same news item to be adapted in …

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Hyderabad and Urdu Journalism

The history of Urdu journalism in Hyderabad predates to introduction of the first quarterly medical bulletin ‘Risala Tababat’ (Medical Journal) published in 1857, and according to another report, in 1859. Aftaab-e-Deccan published in 1860 under the editorship of Qazi Mohammed Qutub became the first Urdu daily newspaper while Asif-ul-Akhbar introduced …

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IDH London Opens It’s First Store in Hyderabad

* Women take a look at the modern yet modest fashion apparel introduced by IDH London store during the inauguration of its first store at City Centre Mall at Banjara Hills in Hyderabad on Tuesday.

IDH London Opens Its First Store in Hyderabad Hyderabad, January 7: UK-based renowned ‘modest’ fashion store IDH London on Saturday inaugurated its first mercantile establishment in Hyderabad, Telangana. The brand showroom inaugurated at City Centre Mall, Banjara Hills, brings internationally acclaimed products loved in over several countries to Hyderabad. IDH …

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The Deadly NRC-CAA Duo

NRC and CAA

by: Asad Mirza The protests against the CAA started as soon as the news that the Bill has been given Presidential Assent became public. The first protestors were students, and within five days of the start of protests from Jamia, it spread to 22 campuses across India, medical and legal …

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RACEI 2019 International Conference on Civil Engineering Infrastructure Emphasizes Sustainable Development

Prof.Nouredine Bourahla, University Saad Dahlab, Blida, Algeria address the gathering during the third day of the 3-day international conference on RACEI 2019 (Recent Advancements in Civil Engineering Infrastructure 2019) organized by Muffakham Jah College of Engineering and Technology at Sultan ul Uloom Education Society campus, Banjara Hills in Hyderabad on Wednesday. Also seen are Dr. Mohammed Alias Yusof, Associate Professor at the National Defence University of Malaysia, Chairman of the conference and MJCET Advisor-Director Dr Basheer Ahmed and Convener Mr. Mohammed Hamraj

Hyderabad,  18 Dec 2019: The  three day international conference on “Recent Advances in Civil Engineering Infrastructure” organized by Muffakham Jah College of Engineering & Technology (MJCET) concluded on Wednesday with several industry experts from India and abroad presenting research papers on emerging areas of the discipline. The conference, which was inaugurated by …

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Ram Temple: The Original Game Plan

The number of devotees thronging Ayodhya, to have a glimpse of the old Ram temple at the disputed site has been swelling since the SC verdict awarded the disputed land in entirety to the Hindu temple, ending 69 years old litigation.  This also is a pointer to the plans of …

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MESCO Grades School Sports Day Celebrated

Hyderabad, November 30: MESCO Grades Group of School on Saturday celebrated Sports Day 2019 at Gosha Mahal Police Stadium where students of different age groups demonstrated their extra-curricular and sports skills. Minority Affairs Advisor to Government of Telangana Mr. A.K. Khan exhorted the students to actively partake in sports while …

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Muslims and the UK Elections 2019

Baitul_Futuh, one of the biggest mosques in London, UK

In the next general elections in the UK, British Muslims constitute a swing vote to which none of the major or smaller political parties has paid any attention. Muslim voters in the UK, numbering 2 million, have the ability to swing the result, one way or the other. This is …

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Ayodhya : The Battle Lost

By: Asad Mirza At last the Supreme Court of India pronounced its verdict in the title case of Babri Masjid-Ram Mandir case in Ayodyha. The SC verdict put an end to the 82-years long legal battle to the ownership of the disputed site. Though the verdict accepted many facts, which …

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70th Milad un Nabi Jalsa To Bail out Muslims From Crises

Tameer e Millat Milad un Nabi Press Conference by Media Plus

Tameer e Millat to Guide Country and Community in the Light of Life of Prophet Muhammed Hyderabad, November 7: To commemorate the Milad un Nabi (the birth anniversary of Islam’s last Prophet Muhammed PBUH), the All India Majlis e Tameer-e-Millat, one of the foremost Muslim organizations in Hyderabad, has announced …

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Shaheen Group To Start 13th Hifz Plus Center in Hyderbad

Bridge Course To Connect Madrassas to Modern Educational Institutions Hyderabad, October 23: A bridge course for Huffaz e Quran (memorizers of Holy Quran) has been introduced by Shaheen Group of Institutions in Hyderabad. Titled “the Hifz Quran Plus”, the course aims to help madrassa students to acquire modern education with …

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86th Birthday of Eight Nizam Prince Mukarram Jah Celebrated

Hyderabad, October 6: “Hyderabad was the centre of India, almost as far as the British states were concerned. It produced nothing but excellence since 1884, regarding the public service and development sector”, said Advisor to UNESCO, renowned educationist and Former UNESCO Director in Human Resource Development, Management and Planning, Dr. …

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Boris Johnson: A Maverick

By: Asad Mirza Former London Mayor Boris Johnson led the campaign for Britain to leave the EU, and after a dramatic prime minister race, he’ll be serving in one of the country’s top positions. Johnson is a clownish character, but he’s got enviable popularity levels and is known by his …

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Dr. Asghar Ali Engineer Memorial Award Last Date Extended

Bohra Community Asghar Ali Engineer

Central Board of Dawoodi Bohra Community (CBDBC), Centre for Study of Society and Secularism (CSSS), Institute of Islamic Studies (IIS) and Bohra Youth Sansthan (BYS) are instituting the Dr. Asghar Ali Engineer Memorial Award. The award will be presented to a person, organization who have contributed in a sustained and …

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30% of Indian Muslims are Poor: Development Economist

Inter-generational Poverty Increasing Among Muslims Students Must Struggle, Dream to Succeed: Priyanka Verghese IFS Hyderabad, August 24: Nearly 10 crore people in India suffer from chronic poverty, that total number of poor is more than 30 crores, he noted while adding that the average proportion of poor in India is 20%. …

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Terrible Crimes Taking Place in HyderaBAD

Peace and tranquility that once characterized Hyderabad and neighbouring areas seem to have hit a sticky patch. Crime in Hyderabad, particularly dreadful and loathsome incidents refuse to settle. In a recent incident sure to instill one with cold shivers, the Malkajgiri police apprehended the family of a man named Kishan who …

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Free Hijama Therapy Introduced at Nizamia General Hospital

Government Nizama General Hospita Introduces Free Hijama Clinic in collaboration with Helping Hand Foundation

Hyderabad, August 19: A Hijama Clinic offering free of cost therapy was launched at the Government Nizamia General Hospital on Monday. The ‘Hijama’, also known as the ‘cupping therapy’ is a centuries old medical detoxification process using suction cups to drain out blood toxins. One of the prominent government hospitals …

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Teachers Responsible For Shaping Students

Mr. Faiz Khan, Mr. Zafar Javeed, Ms. Vibha Asthana, Mr. Muneeruddin Alvi, Dr. Syed Fazil Hussain Parvez, Mr. Shabbir Alvi, Syed Khaled Shahbaaz during the book release ceremony. ©gawahweekly.com

Experts Speak at Release of the Book “Shaping a Student to Be Human” Hyderabad, Aug 19: Teachers are responsible for shaping the personality of students. They have the ability to observe and assess the psychology of the students which can help in dealing with the student effectively, opined academicians and …

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Guns and America

By Asad Mirza Recent mass shootings in the US have been attributed to a variety of causes – disaffected youth, mental illness, workplace conflict and family discord. According to the BBC the nature of the attack could also prompt a rethinking of the domestic threat presented by militant white nationalists …

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BJP Full Steam Ahead

By: Asad Mirza It is close to two months now, since the election results were declared, yet the Opposition parties seem to have gone into a limbo, seemingly not recovered from the shock defeat in the elections. However, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which got a landslide victory in the …

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Avoid These Foods To Stay Safe From This Skin Disease!

Every day routines including food habits, the choice of cosmetics and usage of plastics can influence the onset of Vitiligo disease, a medical condition where skin loses pigmentation resulting in white-like patches randomly. Eminent Unani physician Dr. M. A. Waheed, who was presented Padma Shri in April 2017 for his …

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Reawakening UK-India Ties

By: Asad Mirza While the Brexit saga keeps on unfolding and the race for the next prime minister ship heats up between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt, an all encompassing and incisive report by the House of Commons on UK-India relations has gone comparatively unnoticed by the media both in …

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What the Indian Muslims Are Afraid Of

By: Asad Mirza Are the Indian Muslims afraid of statues- big or small- being built across India, of new temples being built in every locality, or any icon being built to pay tributes to Hindu Gods and leaders? The answer is a simple NO. The Indian Muslim like every common …

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Be Fearless in Charting New Territories: Vice President of India Venkaiah Naidu

“Be fearless in charting new territories and adopt team work as the success ‘mantra’ because the unfolding technological ecosystem demands group-driven creativity”, exhorted the Vice President of India Mr.Venkaiah Naidu. “Young people like you are the innovators, creators, builders and leaders of the future. You can transform the future of …

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Students Must Dream High: B. Shafiullah

Government working to overcome minorities educational challenges Students should always dream High and set higher benchmarks for themselves during their course of education, said TMREIS secretary Mr.B.Shafiullah. Addressing a felicitation program organized by Hyderabad Got Talent at FTAPCCI in Hyderabad, the 2003 batch IFS officer said “TMREIS schools have been …

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Indian Embassy in Riyadh Honours Mahatma Gandhi With Peace Rally on 150th Birth Anniversary

The Embassy of India, Riyadh, organised the ‘Gandhi Cycle Rally for Peace’ on Friday, 7 June 2019 in association with the  Diplomatic Quarter Authority and Saudi Cycling Federation to commemorate the 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. More than 150 persons of different nationalities, gender and age, including many Saudi …

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Indian Working Journalists in Danger : Seema Mustafa

Hyderabad, Jan 30:  Working journalists who are independent of political and powerful influence are in danger in India, said renowned author and veteran journalist Seema Mustafa. Addressing an interactive session organized at the Ghulam Ahmed Auditorium at Sultan ul Uloom Education Society (SUES) by the Sarvodaya International Trust, Ms Seema Mustafa …

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Become Pharma Super Specialists: Pharmacy Council of India Prez Prof. B. Suresh

India Will Be ‘Pharmacy of the World’ by 2020: Indian Pharmaceutical Association Prez Indian Pharmacist Can Be World’s Best Indian Pharmacy to Be $55B Industry by 2020 Artificial Intelligence Will Revolutionize Industry “One revolutionary drug can change the landscape of India pharma industry and also the world”, said Pharmacy Council …

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Muslim Scholars Urge Community to Set up Welfare Institutions

4th Hifz Convocation of Azaan International Institute of Islamic Studies Held Hyderabad, January 13: Muslim scholars and Ulema on Sunday urged the Muslim community to establish educational institutions, hospitals, charitable organizations, orphanages and old age homes. Addressing the 4th Hifz Convocation of Azaan International Institute of Islamic Studies held at …

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FOCUSS Helps To Free 100 Jail Prisoners on Milad un Nabi

Hyderabad-based social organization is helping 100 jail prisoners free on the occasion of Milad un Nabi, marking the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammed PBUH. Nearly 100 prisoners will be freed from Central Jail, Chanchalguda in successive batches starting Friday. Prisoners who are incapacitated by their financial conditions and serving term …

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‘India Ahead of European Countries in Assisted Reproduction’

Fertility Super Specialists Suggest Freezing Techniques For Controlling Fertility “India is much ahead of European Countries in terms of assisted reproduction technologies. The quality and cost of treatment, and the diversity of options in treating infertile women is much better in India than other countries”, said Telangana State Secretary of …

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500 Days of Feeding the Poor

Meet Mohammed Sujathullah, the 24-year old Pharma D student from Sultan ul Uloom College of Pharmacy who has just set a new example by feeding hundreds of deserving people every day. For 500 days. A philanthropist by chance, Sujath does not hail from a very affluent family. His father retired …

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Zubi Cricket Academy Bustles With Fitness Activities

Hyderabad-based Zubi Cricket Academy is one of the very few cricket academies that have an unconventional penchant for fitness. The academy, though specializing in the sport of Cricket, has time and again shattered stereotypes to engage young participants in a rather unconventional fitness activity for a cricket academy. From Face Yoga …

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Stronger Psychology Needed For India’s Composite Culture: Dr. Khutbuddin Mohammed

“As technology is progressively influencing lifestyles, it transforms the psychology of generations in more than apparent ways. For youngsters to be successful in India’s composite culture, they must be psychologically strong and spiritually gleaming”, said renowned US based psychiatrist Dr. Khutbuddin Mohammed. Addressing young minds during a seminar on “How …

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Orphans Deserve Better Living

When one looks at the orphan children – usually, their unkempt hair and clothes, eyes defying hidden trauma, conscience bereft of the feeling of being someone, the inability to express material desire, want of love and care, one wouldn’t delve deep into introspection on the social crisis they go through. …

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Women Security in India

In a country vowing women empowerment to eradicate hazards to women safety, women security has different facets and oblique meanings. There’s social security, financial security and of course physical security to discuss about. The threat of physical security to a woman working during night shifts, physical assaults on school girls …

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Islamic Banking Can Solve Economic Crises: MH Khatkhatay

The process of Islamic Banking may seem novel to Indian market, but it’s proving to be successful, and is an effective solution to solve the economic crises in the society, said internationally renowned finance expert and Director of Investments – Rehbar Finance Mr. MH Khatkhatay. Addressing the media ahead of …

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Health Officials & Islamic Scholars Bust Myths on Measles Rubella Vaccination

Health officials from UNICEF, WHO Country Office, Center for Disease Control – USA and TS Health Department along with leading Pediatricians, Religious Leaders and school management collectively rued the negative propaganda against the State Government’s Measles – Rubella vaccination drive. Speaking at a common platform – a panel discussion organized by city based …

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A Revolutionary Form of Charity

11 Lakh Muslims Benefited From Hyderabad Zakat and Charitable Trust While the month of fasting Ramadan has become synonymous with feasting for many, a larger chunk of underprivileged Muslims struggle for decent food. It is prerogative for oneself to partake in charitable and philanthropic activities and attain a spiritual decorum …

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Skill Deficit Better Than Attitude Deficit: Osmania University VC Prof. Ramachandram

Bespeaking the importance of attitude in addition to skills, the Vice Chancellor of Osmania University Prof. S. Ramachandram while addressing the students of Muffakham Jah College of Engineering and Technology on their Graduation Day said ‘companies hire students for the skills they acquire.’ He observed that opportunities might still exist …

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Interview with Telangana State Minority Finance Corporation Managing Director B. Shaifullah IFS

Training and providing employment and empowerment opportunities is the main focus of the state’s minority department. The department is working on not just training but also vouching for placements of the youth trained under the programs organized by the TSMFC, said Mr. B. Shafiullah IFS, Vice Chairman and Managing Director …

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