Jameel Aahmed Milansaar

A house that never stays clean and children who have a mind of their own. What can you do to stay calm? You have finally finished the dishes and the kitchen looks tidy, but the surprise waiting for you in the living room raises your blood pressure so much that you lose control over yourself. The floor you wiped just moments ago is littered with toys, biscuit pieces and juice spilled all over. Being a mother, the biggest challenge often faced is being patient at so many such incidents in everyday life and I believe it’s the same with you if you are reading this as a mother Let's  admit: as a mother you loose cool in most of the cases! For a mother and a home maker, patience is extremely important since Allah has mentioned it several times in the Qur’an and the rewards for it really quite tempting. وَاصْبِرُوا ۚ إِنَّ اللَّـهَ مَعَ الصَّابِرِينَ and be patient. Indeed, Allah is with the patient. (Qur’an 8:46) إِلَّا الَّذِينَ صَبَرُوا وَعَمِلُوا الصَّالِحَاتِ أُولَـٰئِكَ لَهُم مَّغْ...

A brilliant speech by KanhaiyaKumar.. "Desh SE azaadi nahi, desh MEIN azaadi" Keep it up JNU ! Kanhaiya Kumar Rocks. Jiyo mere Lal Jiyo Funny how PM Modi spoke like a student in Parliament and a student KanhaiyaKumar spoke like a PM of any country on same day.,When KanhaiyaKumar finished his Speech inJNU, Social media had a flood of thought for him some chosen which I came is following 🏹Smriti Irani to modi- Ham tumhare liye itne gaddhe khodenge k confuse ho jaoge kin gaddho ko bhare or kinme gire 🏹On a Day when PM Modi made a Speech in Parliament after ages  KanhaiyaKumar Trends Worldwide Thc BJP, this denotes ur Failure 🏹The Nation shall be thankful to ABVP, Modi and other sanghis that they have introduced a revolutionary KanhaiyaKumar to the World 😂 (Bhakt👉😩😭😩) 🏹The biggest success of Make in india is making KanhaiyaKumar the biggest hero!! Kudos Modiji, you have done it. >Congrats Modiji U have achieved the unexpected By turning all the youth ...

5-state assembly poll dates announced; results on May 19 : The Election Commission on Friday announced the much-awaited election schedule for West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and the Union Territory of Puducherry. 234-seat Tamil Nadu assembly election dates (1 phase): Issue of notification: April 27 Last Date: April 29 Scrutiny: April 30 Last date for withdrawal: May 2 Date of Poll: May 16 294-seat West Bengal assembly election dates (6 phases): Phase 1: 18 seats Issue of notification: March 11 Last Date: March 18 Scrutiny: March 19 Last date for withdrawal: March 21 Date of Poll: April 4 & 11 (Polling to be held on two days in this phase) Phase 2: 56 seats Issue of notification: March 22 Last Date: March 29 Scrutiny: March 30 Last date for withdrawal: April 1 Date of Poll: April 17 Phase 3: 62 seats Issue of notification: March 28 Last Date: March 4 Scrutiny: April 5 Last date for withdrawal: April 1 Date of Poll: April 21 Phase 4: 49 seats Issue of notification: April 1 L...

By Dr Mohammad Manzoor Alam Over the last few months it has become quite evident that the NDA government at the Centre is hostile to the life of the mind that universities signify. The government’s thinking on the subject is an extension of the Sangh’s thinking, like in other area of life. The government seems to represent the RSS, not the people of India. From the very beginning, the Sangh has been hostile to the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) at Delhi because of its Left-liberal orientation. The university has always been on the target of the Sangh as an article published recently (and quoted by supporters of JNU) in the RSS mouthpiece Panchjanya amply demonstrates. The government has unleashed a reign of terror against a number of JNU students, including the students’ union president Kanhaiya Kumar, on flimsy charges. The students have been booked under charge of sedition, a ridiculous colonial law meant to intimidate freedom-loving Indians. Already the Supreme Court has, in...

New Zealand batting legend passes away after a long battle with cancer Martin Crowe, the former New Zealand batting captain, passed away on Thursday (March 3) at the age of 53 after a long battle with cancer. Crowe played 77 Tests and 143 One-Day Internationals to end his career with 10,148 runs to his name. He led New Zealand in the World Cup in 1992 and helped the team reach the semifinal. Crowe was loved and respected by everyone in the cricketing fraternity and wasknown as someone who changed New Zealand cricket for the better. A sad and tragic day for world cricket as we lose a great gentleman and gifted cricketer who graced the cricketing landscape during the 80s and early 90s. I had the good fortune of watching some of Martin Crowe's innings but the one that will forever be etched in my mind was the innings he played one early morning at Auckland in the 1992 World Cup match against Australia. Martin Crowe scored exactly 100 not out, and what I recall from that innings ar...