Jameel Aahmed Milansaar

Know the difference between A and B Khatha in Bangalore What is Khatha ? Khatha  is an important legal document which is needed when licensing property for trade and also when applying for ac loan from any bank or financial institution. Khatha refers to an account owned by a person who has a property in Bangalore.  Khatha contains all the details of a property like name of owner, size of the building, location of the property and all other details that is required while filing your property tax. In Bangalore, Khatha determines assessment of property owners within the jurisdiction of Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike  ( BBMP ) . Thus Khatha is an identification for property owners who are liable to pay  property tax to the concerned authority.  Khatha registration under BBMP has been an issue shrouded in doubts and mystery for new property buyers in Bangalore. A Khatha consists of two elements –  Khatha Certificate  is required for property ...

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Yeah, sure we say this statement when someone dies. Also some of us may say this sentence when they lose something, suffer a setback or harm. But, do you know what it means? Sure, everyone know that it obviously means ‘Indeed we belong to Allah  and to Him we return." But that’s not what I am talking about. I mean ….we need to Really understand these Verse beyond the Words and their implications in a Muslim’s life, Basically one should clearly understand, whatever we have is not really ours. It belongs to Allah. Take a look around you, everything you see, all that you have and all that there is in you, on you, around you….belongs to Allah, alone. It is Allah Who has given you all the property and goods you possess, and that He is the true Owner of them all.So the cars that you own, the houses that you live in, the businesses you possess all truly belong to Allaah.The kids that He blessed you with, the health that He gave you, the time that He has allowed you are al...

Expansion of transport network is a necessary prerequisite for growth, and urbanization an almost certain corollary. So, as India charts a path of growth, we see an increasing level of urbanization and concentration of population in cities. As expected, we also see a rapid expansion of the road network in the country with an overall increase in motorization. India today has one of the largest road networks in the world. Motor vehicle population has grown here at Compounded Annual Growth rate of 10.5% during the period 2003-13. While this growth is perfectly in order and also necessary for a surging economy, what raises a cause for concern is the fact that we have not equipped ourselves to deal with this increased pressure on road space. We have not brought in modern traffic management systems and practices including development of contemporary traffic rules and creating awareness regarding adherence to these rules. As a result, we have a very high number of road accidents in the co...

Rohith Vemula, a second year PhD student at University of Hyderabad, committed suicide on 17thJan 2016 evening. He was among the five research scholars who were suspended by Hyderabad Central University (HCU) in August last year and also one of the accused in the case of assault on a student leader. Nearly 130 academics from around the world have written an open letter to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hyderabad expressing their shock and anguish at the suicide of a Dalit scholar, Rohith Vemula, and demanding that justice be done. Here is the full text of the letter and the list of sigantories: We of the global scholarly community make an urgent appeal that justice be done in the most recent case of caste discrimination in Indian higher education, that of the University of Hyderabad’s prejudicial suspension of five young Dalit men pursuing PhDs. It was ordered under political pressure, without even allowing the young men in question to speak in their own defense. ...

حضرت مولانا سید نظام الدین صاحب کی حیات و خدمات پر منعقدہ سیمینار میں شرکت کرتے ہوئے حضرت مولانا سید رابع حسنی ندوی صاحب دامت برکاتہم ( ناظم دارالعلوم ندوۃ العلماء و صدر آل انڈیا مسلم پرسنل لاء بورڈ) ، حضرت مولانا محمد سفیان قاسمی صاحب مدظلہ(مہتمم دارالعلوم دیوبند وقف)، حضرت مولانا خالد سیف اللہ رحمانی صاحب مد ظلہ (جنرل سیکریٹری اسلامک فقہ اکیڈمی انڈیا) و حضرت مولانا سید شاہد مظاہری صاحب مد ظلہٰ ( ناظم جامعہ مظاہر العلوم سہارنپور) و دیگر علماء کرام ۔

By Dr Mohammad Manzoor Alam Over the last few years an impression has gained ground that Islam is violent and vengeful. This impression has been deepened and confirmed by violent events in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Palestine and Yemen, all “Muslim” lands. Also, by revenge attacks on people trying to insult the Prophet (PBUH). A point to remember here is that nearly 1.5 million people were killed by America and its allies in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the political void created by the US war unleashed a civil war that claimed more lives. The war destabilised the region, triggering more civil wars. Over the next few years Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) rose in the chaos, demolishing several smaller players, co-opting others, trying to overcome anarchy and create a state of its own over large swaths of Iraq and Syria. This created more chaos. Finally, it is on the retreat as the region’s issues of political power and sovereignty remain as unresolved as ever. So, ca...

By Dr Mohammad Manzoor Alam The last few weeks have been as disturbing as the preceding weeks. The slander campaign against Muslims accompanied by organised violence against them in different areas of the country and the attacks on, and murder of, liberals like Dabholkar, Pansare and Kalburgi have slowed down in the wake of an unprecedented wave of protests. As those attacks began to taper off, another campaign was launched by the saffron leadership of the Union government against political rivals. A government that kept silent over charges of corruption against foreign minister Sushma Swaraj, BJP chief minister Vasundraraje Scindia of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, also of BJP. However, on flimsy, unsustainable charges against the top bureaucrat in the Delhi state government, the Delhi CM’s office as well as the bureaucrat’s home was raided by CBI. Nothing incriminating was found in the raids. The entire AAP was agitated over it. C...