Author: theokhlatimes

Unprecedented crackdown on bikers using loud silencers in Jamia Nagar Bikers using silencers on their two-wheelers, beware, as the Jamia Nagar police station has launched an unprecedented crackdown on residents flouting the rules. https://youtu.be/eek1E5wmur8?feature=shared Activist Md Sagheer said the Station House Officer (SHO) himself has been on the ground for the last two days, ensuring the penalty for bikers violating the noise limit rules. A large number of bikes were seized on Tuesday, he added. The activist mentioned that the drive will continue. The development was welcomed by local residents who appreciated the work being done by the local police…

Read More

ED conducts fresh searches at premises linked to Amanatullah Fresh searches at about four-five premises in Delhi, mostly including in Okhla, was carried out by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday as part of a money laundering probe against AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan linked to alleged irregularities in recruitment of staff for the Delhi Waqf Board, official sources said. The raids are being carried out under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), the sources said. The agency had in October raided the premises of the 49-year-old legislator who represents the Okhla constituency in the Delhi assembly.…

Read More

Keeping vigilant eye on new variant JN.1 of Coronavirus Keeping a vigilant eye on the new variant JN.1 of the Coronavirus, the Kejriwal government is in action mode, taking all the requisite steps. Delhi’s Health Minister Shri Saurabh Bharadwaj visited Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan Hospital to assess the preparedness. The hospital has reserved 20 beds for COVID patients, but there hasn’t been a confirmed case in the hospital yet. Separate help desks have been set up for COVID patients, along with a dedicated testing centre in the hospital. Immediate treatment will be given upon confirmation of COVID. Directives have…

Read More

In the heart of Delhi, where the towering Qutub Minar casts its shadow, a remarkable story of compassion unfolds. https://twitter.com/theokhlatimes/status/1742365491589517746 Prof. Farhat Basir Khan has set his sights on a small colony grappling with adversity. This community, predominantly comprised of individuals facing disabilities, battles abject poverty daily. Last year marked a turning point when Prof. Farhat Basir Khan joined forces with Shoket Mufti, embarking on a mission that went beyond charity – it was a profound act of compassion. Together, they distributed blankets and essential food to those who needed it most, casting a glimmer of hope into the lives…

Read More

Inside story: Who removed AFE garbage dump? Since the removal of the garbage dump from Abul Fazal Enclave, politics has heated up in the locality, with many Congress critics claiming otherwise. https://youtu.be/ZxTFadkvLb0?feature=shared The debate was triggered after Councillor Ariba Khan and her father Asif Md Khan, former MLA of Okhla, did a Facebook Live claiming that they had cleaned the garbage dump. Their works got praising from across the locality as residents were deeply upset with garbage dumping in the open. After the video was posted by the OT, it solicited several positive comments; however, among them were some who…

Read More

Professor Tokeer makes Jamia proud Prof. Tokeer Ahmad at Department of Chemistry, Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) has been conferred the MRSI Medal-2023 for his outstanding contribution to Materials Science & Engineering especially Functional Materials for Sustainable Green Hydrogen Energy by the Materials Research Society of India. The award ceremony was organised during the MRSI Annual General Meeting in the 5th Indian Materials Conclave held at IIT (BHU) Varanasi. Prof. Ahmad was conferred a MRSI Medal, Citation and Rs. 10,000/- as award money. He has also delivered the MRSI Medal Lecture on Hydrogen Energy. The Materials Research Society of India (MRSI)…

Read More

AAJMI distributes scholarships to 110 Jamia students The AAJMI Scholarship 2023, an event aimed at honouring exceptional academic achievements, was successfully held on December 13. https://twitter.com/theokhlatimes/status/1735951195577967054 Scholarship was distributed to 110 Jamia Millia Islamia students at scholarship distribution programme in CIT Jamia in presence of several university staffers, alumni and guests. Dr Farooqi Syed of (Himalayan drugs), Professor Iqtedaar, Professor Wasim, Professor Moshahid Rizwi, former Pro Vice Chancellor Ilyas, social activist Indu Prakash Singh, Babban, Porfessor Haider, alumni Munir, Ershad, Aamir, Maaz Faruqi and others were present at the event. A cheque of Rs 5,000 was given to financially weaker…

Read More

CDOE, JMI invites application for one year Urdu language course The Centre for Distance & Online Education (CDOE), Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) invites application for one year Urdu language course through Hindi or English Medium. Admissions are open throughout the year. Admission Forms and detailed prospectus can be obtained from the office of the Hony. Director, Urdu Correspondence Course, Centre for Distance & Online Education, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi-110025 by sending a self-addressed 24×12 cm envelop duly stamped with Rs.10/- postage stamp. Admission form can also be downloaded from JMI website: jmi.ac.in/upload/menuupload/uccform.pdf Following is the fee of the course:…

Read More

NDTV senior journalist Munne Bharti’s mother passes away NDTV senior journalist Munne Bharti mother passed away on Monday morning. “This morning at 8:35 am, my mother passed way in Abul Fazal Enclave. She will be laid to rest after the Isha prayer at 7:30 pm in the Shaheen Bagh cemetery (near Jasola Shaheen Bagh metro station and in front of Shaheen Bagh police station),” said the journalist’s brother Mohd. Nizam, chairman Hum Hindostani. Munne’s mother was unwell for a long time, said one source.

Read More

An incident in a Batla House apartment, where a father allegedly stabbed his son, has left residents and neighbours in deep shock. A resident said the incident took place on Monday morning. After stabbing his son, the man came downstairs and instructed a local resident to inform the police about the incident, said a local resident. The latest health condition of the victim is not known. Some residents overheard discussions suggesting that, although he has been rushed to a local hospital, the chances of his survival are bleak. As the investigation is in its initial stages, the reason behind the…

Read More