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Ahle Sunnat Lababin Jamaat’s Appeal To The Local Merchants, Traders And Residents Of Melvisharam

Ahle Sunnat Lababin Jamaat’s Appeal To The Local Merchants, Traders And Residents Of Melvisharam

The number of Corona Virus cases is spreading very fast in Tamil Nadu. The government is implementing various measures to control the spread of the disease.

The new regulations are coming into effect in Tamil Nadu from May 06.3.2021 due to continues of Corona. The government of Tamil Nadu has said that these restrictions will be in force from 4 am on May 6 to 4 am on May 20.

1. Essentials like pharmacies, milk supply can function as usual.

2. Vegetables, grocery, fruit shops should operate only till noon without refrigeration facilities.

3. Tea shops are allowed to operate only until noon.

4. Permission to provide only parcel service in restaurants.

5. Saloons in rural and corona-controlled areas and Beauty salons are not allowed to operate.

6. Meat shops and fish markets are not allowed to open on Saturdays and Sundays.

7. Permission to operate with 50 percent staff in government offices and private offices.

8. Petrol and diesel stocks will be allowed to continue operating.

9. 50 people can participate in wedding events. Only 20 people are allowed to participate in death-related events.

10. Passengers are allowed only 50 percent seats in train, metro, private, and government buses.

11. Permission to work night shifts in IT companies

12. Prohibition on community, political, educational and entertainment, other ceremonial events.

13. It is not allowed to hold ceremonies in open-air and indoor arenas.

14. The full curfew and night curfew will continue Sundays.

Merchants and Traders, including those who have theirs shops on the interior of streets, should follow all the rules issued by the government.

We would also like to inform you that our Jamaat will not make any recommendation or assistance in favor of the traders if the health department or the police take any legal action against the businesspersons who violate these restrictions announced by the government.

Appeal To The General Public

We urge everyone to cooperate with our Government’s protocol in following health measures, including wearing a mask and adhering to social gaps to control the spread of the disease.

 

By Muthavalli

 Mr. Pakthini Irfan Ahmed Sahib

Mr. Gramani Mohammad Amir Sahib

Mr. Gramani Jamal Ahmed Sahib

Mr. Sowcar Irshad Ahmed Sahib

 (Ahle Sunnat Lababin Jamaat)

Graduation Day: Over 450 candidates get degrees at MMES Arts & Science College for Women in Melvisharam


It’s a memorable day in their career for the students of Melvisharam Muslim Education Society (MMES) Arts & Science College for Women. A total of 459 candidates received their degrees at the 5th Graduation Day of the Melvisharam Muslim Education Society (MMES) Arts & Science College for Women in Melvisharam on Sunday.

Fifteen of them are university rank holders of Thiruvalluvar University, Vellore — seven postgraduates and eight graduates.

Vice-Chancellor of Tamil Nadu Open University Dr. (Mrs.) Chandrakantha Jeyabalan, delivered the Graduation Day Address and distributed the certificates to the candidates in the presence of S. Ziaudeen Ahmed, General Secretary and K. Anees Ahmed, Correspondent of the college. Freda Gnanaselvam, Principal coordinated the programme.

Following are the University rank-holders:

Arifa and Thasleemunnisa C. (I and II rank, M.Sc. Biotechnology);

Pavithra K. (III rank, B.A. English);

Suhajidha Thabasum S. (III rank, B.Sc. Computer Science);

Arifa Yasmeen F. (III rank, M.A. English);

Noorunisha M. (V rank, BBA);

Srimathi R. (V rank, B.Sc. Biotechnology);

Jansi Priyanka J. (VI rank, BBA); Anitha S. (VI rank, M.A. English);

Sogarunnisa H. (VI rank, B.Sc. Biotechnology); Shabnam Shereen A. (VI rank, M.Sc. Biotechnology);

Suganya S. (VII rank, M.A. English); Asma Afreen M.H. (IX rank, B.Sc. Biotechnology);

Sohaniya Taj H. (X rank, B.Sc. Biotechnology); Sopna R. (X rank, M.Sc. Biotechnology).

MC congratulates the graduates for their achievements, also their parents for their children’s accomplishment, and wishes the graduates to take their dreams to the corners of their smiles, to the highest of their hopes, to every windows of their opportunities in their careers!

Students Are No More Interested In The SCIENCES. Why???

Date: May 8, 2015 posted on Masha’l by Mohammed Suhail
On asking a question about what is your plan after plus two to any Visharami students, the answer without a thought is engineering irrespective of career plans or huge fees. They feel that engineering alone can keep their status while the rest of other courses are nebulous. Student here in Visharam do not plan for their career, the just get into what others are doing, so-far not a single student have planned to become a Journalist or Psychologist or Sociologist or Geologist or Social Work or Physicist etc.

The same is the case for Vaniyambadi  where Prof. Mohammed Suhail gives his thoughts in his FB page. Here is the extract below:
Kind Attention: PLUS TWO GRADS
Students are no more interested in the SCIENCES. Why???
At home, Islamiah College (Autonomous), Vaniyambadi offers
B.Sc, M.Sc., M.Phil., & Ph.D in PHYSICS
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BECOME A PHYSICIST
What Can You Do With a College Degree in Physics?
The answer most appropriate for this question is: anything she wants to do. However, while some physics majors go on to become professional physicists, the majority pursue careers in fields where they can put their knowledge to more practical applications. With their skills in problem-solving, mathematical reasoning, computer programming, and organizing and interpreting scientific data, physics grads can move into government and industrial jobs that require an ability to think logically and creatively. Physics majors are well-suited to jobs that require step-by-step problem solving using math skills and good observational and communication skills.
A wide range of industries seeks physics graduates: telecommunications, industrial physics, hospital physics, electronics, computing, quality control testing, banking, insurance, teaching, management, technical sales and the armed forces, for starters. Students who become physicists tend to specialize in one or more areas of physics, such as:
Nuclear Physics
Geophysics
Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
Astronomy
Astrophysics
Space Physics
Physics Education
Engineering Physics
Computer Science
Go through this article to know more!
And CLICK ON THE LINK

CAHCET - Awarded "A Grade" By NAAC

Date: May 7, 2015, Source: THE HINDU
The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has awarded `A’ grade to the C. Abdul Hakeem College of Engineering and Technology (CAHCET), Melvisharam.
The college was assessed by a strong peer team.
According to a press release from the college, the peer team was led by B.S. Sonde, former Vice-Chancellor, Goa University.
The members comprising the team included N. Alagumurthy, Professor, Pondicherry Engineering College and Member Coordinator, and Vilas V. Karjinni, Principal, Kolhapur Institute of Technology and College of Engineering.
They visited the college for three days, March 26 to 28, 2015. A number of factors were taken into account for assessment.
They verified the infrastructural facilities and quality of academic activities through interactions with the teaching and non-teaching staff, students, parents, alumni, management, Internal Quality Assurance Cell and the Principal.

Fleshing Energy by Lian Chawii of Down To Earth

Tanneries in Tamil Nadu now use the fleshings produced by them to generate electricity published on Oct 31, 2001 | From the print edition - http://www.downtoearth.org.in/node/17142

THE tanneries in India have a reputation that they can do without. In Vellore, Tamil Nadu, the tanneries are working to save their reputation by generating green electricity . They have set up a biomethanation plant which uses the fleshings produced by them to generate electricity for its common effluent treatment plant (CETP). By installing the plant the tannery has been able to do two things -- one, reduce the stench of putrefaction and pollution that the fleshings used to produce, and two, generate electricity from waste.
In India, there are around 3,000 tanneries and more than one third of them are located in Tamil Nadu. These tanneries, mainly concentrated in Melvisharam, process 300,000 tonnes of hide and skin per year and generate around 140 tonnes of fleshing per day. Fleshings are the flesh scrap generated during the process of conversion of skins and hides into leather. With proper means of disposal absent, these fleshing -- a health hazard -- are often thrown indiscriminately, creating an obnoxious smell and an unsightly appearance.
Earlier, the fleshings were used to manufacture glue, but the market for it declined with the emergence of synthetic glue. They were then disposed in landfills, but this contaminated the groundwater, causing the total dissolved solids in groundwater to go as high as 4,900 mg per litre in certain areas, which is about ten times beyond the permissible level. Incineration too had its own problems. "The quantity was too large to manage, it gave an obnoxious odour," says Alwar Ramanujam, assistant director, department of environmental technology at the Central Leather Research Institute (CLRI) in Chennai.
But with the biomethanation plant in place, the people living in the tanneries' vicinity will be able to live in a less polluted environment. The capital cost of the plant is Rs 1.57 crore. The Union ministry of non-conventional energy sources has paid 60 per cent of it, with United Nations Industrial development Organisation providing another 17.5 per cent. The Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency and other beneficiaries have met the remaining cost. "The concept was new to India, so everyone was apprehensive in the beginning," says Ramanujan.
The biomethanation plant, which began operation in January 2000, is designed by a French engineer, Michel Aloy and maintained by around 15 tanneries with the technical assistance from CLRI . It has two digesters of 130 cubic metre capacity and is designed to process five tonnes of waste per day -- three tonnes of fleshings and two tonnes of primary sludge from the treatment plant. The fleshings and other solids are collected daily by trucks from the tanneries and deposited at the plant. The fleshings are then minced to peices of about six micron diameter and then mixed with the primary sludge. After it is homogenised, the mixture is fed into a feed chamber.
The primary sludge from the CETP , which contains 90 per cent liquid, is used to run the plant, thus solving the need to use large quantities of clean water. Operating a biogas plant usually requires equal amount of water and fleshing. "Fortunately, the fleshings also contain around 80 per cent liquid," says P A Shanmugan, senior scientist at CLRI .
From the feed chamber, the substrates are transferred to the first digester. It takes 26 days to fill both the digesters, after which five cubic metres of the substrate is taken out from the second digester and a similar amount is added to the first digester. The fleshings are retained in the digester for 26 days. Biological process then takes place inside the digester at 32-34 C. The bacteria converts organic pollutant to methane. A safety valve releases the gases produced. Apart from lime, which is used to neutralise the acidic content of the flesh, no chemicals are used. The remaining scum is taken out by a centrifugal pump, which separates the solids from the liquid, from the top of the digester. The solid material is then directed back to the bottom of the digester.
The plant generates around 312 cubic metres of gas and 1,200 kwh of power daily, out of which 250 kwh is used to operate the plant. The remaining 950 kwh is used to meet the partial requirement of the CETP . According to Shanmugan, the CETP consumes 7,500 kwh of energy per day.
Though there are around 36 tanneries in the locality that generate a total of around 12-13 tonnes of fleshings per day, the plant can take only upto five tonnes right now. But plans are afoot to set up more on the same lines.

Haj Committee Looking for Govt Staff

By Express News Service - HYDERABAD
Published: 02nd March 2014 09:01 AM
Last Updated: 02nd March 2014 09:01 AM
The AP State Haj Committee is inviting applications from active Muslim government employees, between 25 and 50 years of age, for deputation as Khadim-ul-Hujjaj to assist Haj pilgrims during Haj-2014 in Saudi Arabia.
In a press release, the special officer of AP State Haj Committee Prof SA Shukoor informed that applications for the purpose should be submitted on or before March 31 at the office of the Haj Committee, Nampally. The candidates are expected to have sound health and experience in managing public functions.
However, preference will be given to government employees such as tahsildars and school teachers who have knowledge of Arabic language and experience in Haj.

For details, contact AP State Haj Committee, Haj House, Nampally or call 040-23298793

Plea to review hike in guideline value of lands in Melvisharam

Plea to review hike in guideline value of lands in Melvisharam
The Melvisharam Town Uplift Committee has appealed to the Tamil Nadu government to reconsider the steep hike in the guideline value of lands in Melvisharam town.

Muthu Rafeeque Ahmed, Secretary of the committee, said in a release that the public of Melvisharam have been affected by the steep hike in the guideline value of land in Melvisharam, effected by the government through an order. While the government order stated that the guideline value of lands has been increased by 40% to 60% with effect from April 1, in effect, the guideline value of land at Melvisharam town has been increased by 400% to 700%, which is contradictory to the claim made in the government order.

Citing examples of the hike, the secretary pointed out that the guideline value of land in Abdul Hakeem Road (Kathivadi Road), which was Rs.150 per square foot till March 31, has been increased to Rs.1,200 per square foot with effect from April 1, and this amounted to a 700% hike.

“We are unable to understand why such an abnormal burden has been imposed on the public of Melvisharam town alone”, said Mr. Ahmed, and appealed to the State government to reconsider the steep hike in the guideline value of lands in the town.
 
Published: April 25, 2012 00:00 IST , Updated: April 25, 2012 04:30 IST VELLORE, April 25, 2012
Source: THE HINDU

Melvisharam Municipality Election 2011 Results

Melvisharam Municipality Election 2011 Results
First ever local body election for Melvisharam Municipality was held in Melvisharam on October 19th, 2011.  There was huge hue and cry on whom to vote for the first local body election held after 42 years. Many independents and party workers from major AIADMK and DMK in groups canvassed house to house and street to streets in their wards to get votes for them. Over this, there was a tough challenge for the voters to decide about the position of the chairman.

For the first time people of this town were divided in favor of parties and independents who were contesting this civic poll, anyway most of them are focused to elect the best candidate for counselors but the unity remained decided to elect for the post of chairman.

As the results were declared, obviously Puttu Abdul Rahman Sahib of AIADMK won the Municipality Chairman post for Melvisharam Municipality of Vellore district in the 2011 Local body election with 10, 546 people favoring him for this position. His nearest rival Muhammad Akbar Basha K  of DMK who secured 1772 votes.

We the team of melvisharam.com wishes the best to all the elected counselors and the chairperson of melvisharam municipality and expect a fair and transparent services from all the elected counselors  as well as the chairman and vice-chairman.

Melvisharam - Chennai Bus Diverted


Today, there was a problem in 7.40 am Visharam – Chennai bus and the bus conductor told me that here after the bus instead of coming to Visharam through by-pass from Arcot Bus Depot will go first to the Arcot Bus Stand and load passengers and will come to Visharam, all the way through the main road and will bound to Chennai from Visharam by-pass. It means that no Visharam passengers will be getting bus seats as it will be loaded in Arcot Bus Stand itself.

It is not clear about the 4.10 am and 6.20 am Visharam – Chennai buses. Will this buses also come loaded with passengers from Arcot and head to Chennai through Visharam? Everybody knows that it was a big effort to get the bus services from Visharam and so far, the Government has done little service to our town and now its officers are diverting that small government services from us.

People of Visharam, please, do something to stop diversion of this buses from its regular routes. If it is done, definitely we will be losing our grounds of what so far offered through the government.

SBI SWIFT Code - Melvisharam Branch

SBI SWIFT Code - Melvisharam Branch
The SBI Bank of Melvisharam Branch is a non-commercial bank and one can't do direct foreign exchange through this branch. To do this we need SWIFT code of the branch of SBI to which our branch is associated. Our branch is associated with commercial branch of SBI Walajapet branch.

The SWIFT Code for that branch is SBININBB226 through this we can get foreign money transfer to our bank account directly. One more important point, through SWIFT transfer (also called WIRE transfer) we can avoid Western Union, etc which charge heavy commissions for transfers.

IFSC Code for Melvisharam Branch: SBIN0003783 (used for RTGS & NEFT Transactions)

MICR Code for Melvisharam Branch: 632002017

If you need more information, contact Bank Manager @ 04172-266179 & 04172-269419


Mohammed John sworn in

Mohammed John sworn in
A. Mohammed Jaan, Member of Legislative Assembly representing the Ranipet constituency in Vellore district, was on Wednesday sworn in Minister.


At a brief function at Raj Bhavan, Governor Surjit Singh Barnala administered the oath of office and allegiance and oath of secrecy.

He has been given the subjects of Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes, Denotified Communities, Overseas Indians, Refugees and Evacuees and Minorities, including Wakf.

Chief Minister Jayalalithaa and Speaker D. Jayakumar were among those present.
Thanks to Thameem Ansari for this post.

Need Light in the Kannikattu Passage

For the past two and half years it is been noticed by the public that there is no light in the kannikattu passage from Dandakaru Street to the Niswan Street, except the Thengakar street.

It becomes very dark by 6.30 and not good for children and women to go and moreover it is very dark such that the walking way itself is not visible.

A request to concerned and interested person to initiate a process so that this passage gets light source.



































Photo taken on January 2010, 6 pm and 3.30 pm



Free Eye Camp and Blood Donation Camp

Free Eye Camp and Blood Donation Camp
Service to humanity is service to god, and in continuation to serve the well being of the society of Melvisharam and its surrounding villages, National Welfare Association is conducting a Free Eye Camp & Blood Donation Camp. Much information is not available right now, however, anyone can obtain information about registration, etc directly from the office of National Welfare Association, No. 475, Anna Saalai, Melvisharam – 632 509.
The service will begin with a inaugural function which is scheduled on Sunday, 21st February 2010 at 9.30 am sharp at Islamiah Girls Higher Secondary School, Melvisharam.
Janab G. Mohammed Kaleemullah Sahib, Chairman – Melvisharam Municipality will preside over the function. Honorable District Collector of Vellore Thiru C. Rajendran will be the Chief Guest of the inaugural function in the presence of our MLA Thiru R. Gandhi and Thiru N. Arivu Selvam, Superintendent of Police, Vellore District.
Janab S. Nisar Ahmed Sahib – Mutavalli, Janab S. Hasnath Ahmed Sahib – Vice Chairman, Melvisharam Muncipality, Janab S. Ayaz Ahmed Sahib – Industrialist and Social Worker, Janab K. Akber Basha Sahib – Town Secretary – DMK, Janab M.R. Shabeer Ahmed Sahib – Correspondent, IGHS School, Janab V.M. Rizwanullah Sahib – Correspondent, IBHS School will be the distinguished guest at the grand inauguration.  
Meritorious students of Plus Two and SSLC will be awarded after the Chief Guest address which will be then followed by Inauguration of Blood Donation and Eye Camp.
This information is brought to interest of visharamites to keep abreast with local events, updates, other important news and services. If any information feels frivolous, please bring to our notice. Write to us at admin@melvisharam.com

Free Books For School Students

Free Books For School Students

After initiating free books for all the students from class 1 to higher secondary level, the government implemented the technology to keep the books available to the reach of students at anytime from anywhere. Books in the form of pdf format is available in the below links in all the medium of instructions taught in tamil nadu i.e. the books are available in Tamil and English.
The following second language are also available

Highway Bus stop in Melvisharam

Highway Bus stop in Melvisharam

Being located in a stratergic location in the Chennai – Bangalore national highway, Melvisharam town enjoys to serve as a connecting point to the industries and other villages/town around it.
People feel very difficult to access bus from Arcot and Vellore bus stands to reach melvishram and its surrounding places. Moreover, there is always confusions which creates problem to travel visharam with local buses with two different bus stands in vellore. All the bus services ignores to stop in that existing Masjid-e-khizar stop.
With the rapid developments to serve people in and around Melvisharm more number of health cares like Apollo KH hospital, Sathya Dental Hospital, clinics, leading academic institutions from arts and since to engineering to women’s college, service and production industries attracts large number of people from far away locations. Since much of the buses passes through the national highway, people prefer to get down at Apollow KH Hospital stop which gives easy accesses to all the centers by means of local transportation.
It is well known that people of visharam and those who work here in visharam approached the highway and transport officials to stop the bus in that Apollo Stop. All the effort of the past went to deaf ears, no officials are interested to hear our request to have a bus stop in Melvisharam highway. When express buses itself will stop at Madhanur, Pallikonda, Natrampalli, Bargur plying on Bangalore side and Kaveeripakkan, Oocheri, Balachettipuram, Sungvachatteram, Sriperambattur on Chennai side; why can’t it serve to the needs of Third Grade Muncipality town people who are either visiting visharam or travelling out of visharam?
With turning down the repeated requests from many social service organizations of Melvisharam, Islamiah Welfare Organization plans to hold a mass rally on Monday, the 11th January 2010 to appeal the Government of Tamil Nadu and the concerned authorities to halt all kind of bus services to discharge and take-on the passegers at Apollow KH Hospital Stop. After a long silence, this initiative is energized by IWA and it will be good for all the people to unite and stand in a harmonious way and support the rally to achieve its aim in a peaceful effort.
Note: There seems to be lot of appeals made to Ministers / MLA’s / Authorities in earlier times, if anyone have informatio about this, please share it with others with your comments.

Greetings from Prime Minister..........

Greetings from Prime Minister..........
New Delhi, Sept 20 (ANI): Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh today greeted the nation on the occasion of Id-ul-Fitr.
In his message, Dr. Singh said that Id-ul-Fitr marks the end of the period of fasting during the pious month of Ramzan. The festival commemorates austerity, brotherhood and the spirit of sharing. It reflects the true spirit of our composite culture.
"May the festival strengthen our resolve to promote tolerance and peace and live in harmony," the Prime Minister added.
Id-ul-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan. During the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims observe a daylong fast and open it in the evening.
At the end of Ramadan, Muslims throughout the world observe a joyous three-day celebration called Id-ul-Fitr.
Id-ul-Fitr falls on the first day of Shawwal, the month, which follows Ramadan in the Islamic calendar.
It is a time to give in charity to those in need, and celebrate with family and friends the completion of a month of blessings and joy. (ANI)

How to get a Ration Card?


A message from Aadil in the chat box brought my attention on important issues like Ration Card. I did a small search to gather information about it and landed my thoughts to explain two things: First - about ration card with its need, second - How to get the ration card……procedure to get ration card. I hope this information is helpful to our community. In case, of error, please give your valuable comment / feedback for corrections.
What is a Ration Card and why is it needed?
A Ration Card is a document issued under an order or authority of the State Government, as per the Public Distribution System, for the purchase of essential commodities from fair price shops. State Governments issue distinctive Ration Cards to Above Poverty Line, Below Poverty Line and Antyodaya families and conduct periodical review and checking of Ration Cards.
A Ration Card is a very useful document for us as it helps save money by aiding in the procurement of essential commodities at a subsidized rate. It has also become an important tool of identification now-a-days. You may need to produce a copy of your Ration Card as proof of identification when applying for other documents like Domicile Certificate, for inclusion of your name in the Electoral Rolls, etc.
For the purpose of categorization of cardholders under Public Distribution System, the Government of Tamil Nadu have prescribed two colour cards viz., Pink and Yellow. The Pink Colour cardholders will be entitled to rice and other essential commodities at prices as fixed by the Government from time to time. The Yellow Colour cardholders would draw their rations other than rice based on options. Those who opt out of rice can draw additional quantity of sugar or kerosene as the case may be, in lieu of rice at prices as fixed by the Government from time to time.
What you need to do to obtain a Ration Card
1. Get the application form from Zonal PDS Office or Download here
2. Fill the form with all the details with your passport size photograph.
3. Deposit it at in our Zonal PDS Office (Walaja) and get a form for applying the card.
4. You would have to give to the office a copy of your Address Proof and Identity Proof [Voter ID card or Driving License].
5. After that fill it and submit there itself.
6. The officer from the Civil Supplies Office from our taluk will come to visit your home to check personalities, as per the address mentioned in the Registration Form as well as the Address Proof and Identity Proof.
7. You will get a ration card hopefully in 60 days.
If it doesn’t satisfy you in 60 days, contact Assistant Commissioner of Civil Supplies / Taluk Supply Officer. If you are unable get the things done there also, just try here….
District Supply & Consumer Protection Officer,
Collectorate Complex - Vellore.
Phone: 0146-2252586. Email:dso.tnvlr@nic.in
Additional information related to Ration Cards….listed below in the table are the various types of forms to be filled by card holders.
1
Form No.1
For issue of new Ration Card – pay a fee of Rs. 5/- with required documents.
2
Form No.8
Adding Names
3
Form No.9
Deleting Names
4
Form No.14
Change of Address
5
Form No.15
Replace / Lost / Mutilated Ration Card

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