Jamiyyatul Falah gives away scholarships

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November 5, 2012

Mangalore, November 5: Seventeen students were handed student scholarships by the city unit of Jamiyyatul Falah at a programme held at Jamiyyatul Falah Hall here on Saturday.

Already 23 students pursuing SSLC, PUC, degree and professional courses had been given student emolument. In the second round, 17 students were offered the same, totaling the amount to 40.

Speaking on the occasion, NRI businessman Sheikh Akhtar said that higher education and competitive education must also be focused on. Good quality education can benefit the community and society, he said.

NRI businessman K S Sheikh Karnire, secretary M M Azeem, treasurer Nazeer Ahmed, Zameer Ambar, journalist Pushparaj were present at the programme and gave away the emoluments.

President of city unit of Jamiyyatul Falah B S Mohammed Basheer welcomed the gathering while M M Azeem proposed a vote of thanks.

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Udupi: Student slips down while boarding moving train, rescued by woman constable

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September 20,2024

Udupi: A vigilant Railway Protection Force (RPF) constable, Aparna K T, demonstrated remarkable presence of mind when she rescued a student who slipped while trying to board a moving train at Udupi Railway Station on Friday morning.

The incident occurred as passenger train number 06602 arrived at the station around 7:30 AM. The student, traveling from Mangaluru to Gokarna, had briefly alighted to purchase snacks. However, as the train began moving, she hurried back towards the carriage with the snacks in hand. In her rush, she lost her footing, slipping dangerously between the platform and the moving train.

Woman constable Aparna K T was given a cash reward of Rs 5000.

Constable Aparna, who had been closely monitoring the passengers, immediately sprang into action. “I saw her running towards the train and alerted everyone by blowing my whistle. She slipped, and her legs were caught between the platform and the train. Without hesitation, I pulled her out with the help of others nearby,” she recalled.

Thanks to Aparna’s quick thinking and the swift response of the railway staff, the train was stopped in time. Railway personnel, including the guard and loco pilot, were immediately informed, and they acted promptly to halt the train using both flag signals and a walkie-talkie.

RPF Inspector Madhusoodhanan PV arrived at the scene shortly after to check on the passenger's condition. The shaken but uninjured student was given water and helped back onto the train to safely continue her journey.

In an added measure of care, the RPF post at Bhatkal was notified to follow up on the passenger’s well-being during her journey. The student, fortunately, reached her destination without further incident.

The heroic rescue was captured on CCTV and has since gone viral on social media, earning widespread praise. In recognition of her bravery, Regional Railway Manager (RRM) Karwar awarded Constable Aparna a cash reward of ₹5,000, commending her quick action that averted a potentially tragic accident.

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