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6 VICTORY OVER SIN BIBLE LESSONS STARTING FROM 6 INDIA-PAKISTAN WORLD CUP GAMES: 1992-2015

Duke Jeyaraj / This article was written in 2015 India has won each of the six times it has clashed with Pakistan in One Day International World Cups (till Sept 2021). Their first victory against Pakistan in the World Cups came in Sydney 1992 and their most recent one came in Adelaide in 2015. Using these glorious games as a launch pad, we can learn lessons from the Bible on how to…

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Some of the names that had previously been mentioned here in this channel. The least we can do is to atleast mention the ones we know..

Our scholars from Bangladesh who are behind bars, among whom are:

Sheikh Jashim Uddin Rahmani

Sheikh Hārūn Izhar

Sheikh Ali Hassan Osama

Sheikh Mahmud Hasan Gunvi

Sheikh Abu Taha with his two assistants Amir Uddin Foyez and Abdul Muhit

Our Scholars, students of knowledge and preachers who have been imprisoned and tortured by Tawagheet Regimes, among whom are:

Shaykh Nāṣir alFahd

Shaykh Sulaymān Nasir al-Alwan

Shaykh Waleed As-Sinani

Shaykh Khalid Rashid

Shaykh Ali al-Khudayr

Shaykh al-Khalidi

Shaykh Saud al-Obaid al-Qahtani

Shaykh Ahmad al-Asir

Shaykh Faisal

Shaykh Benbrika

Shaykh Abu Baraa- As-Sayf

Shaykh Abu Umar

Abu Hamza al-Misri

Abu Hamza (ATP)

Abu Imran (Belgium)

Abu Ilyas (Holland)

Abu Abdurrahman (Denmark)

Our scholars who had been k***d in the way of Allah after imprisonment:

Shaykh Musa al-Qarni

Shaykh Faris az-Zahrani

Shaykh Hamad al-Humeidi

Shaykh Abdul Aziz al-Tiwayli

Others:

Afiya

Hayla al-Qusayr

Umm A 

Umm Abdul Qayoom 

Ukht M and her daughters S and R (UK)

Sabir Miah (UK)

Ali Hussain (UK)

Safiyya (UK)

Safiya Yassin (USA)

Our young Deutsch

sis & student of Shaykh AMJ

Muhammad Abu Bakr (Minshawary)

Ali Bhola

Abul wali AbuKhadir Muse (The Smiling Somali)

Iqbal Khan (India)

Abu Syahla

Muhammad

Abu Yousuf

Brother R

Abu I and Abu N

Ukht S & Ukht H from India

Umm Hud

Sister A

Sister B & siblings & their mother 

Umm Mariyah

Brothers Jahanzaib, Nabeel, Abdullah Basit

Sister S (Bangladesh)

Our dear brother Muhammad Azharuddin

Brother 'Talib Exposed'

Brother Abu Luqman (Anjem) 

Brother Khaled 

Abu Fazul

Abu Umar (Pakistan)

Iqbal

Ibn Tsar (Chechen)

Hadi Nabi

Abu Ibrahim 

Ari and Alan 

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Community and Counseling

Kashmir’s civil service aspirants find home-grown support

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In the heart of Srinagar, things are changing quietly.

The face of civil service preparation in Kashmir is witnessing a drastic shift and a number of academies and institutions are coming up to guide the youth in their pursuit of the civil services dream.

One such institution is the Exceptional IAS Academy.

However, it is different from other such institutions in the sense that their focus is on community engagement and helping in developing the human resource of Kashmir by providing facilities in the Valley for which civil service aspirants had to visit New Delhi.

Founded by Muhammad Azharuddin Sofi and Saqlain Bhat, it has been guiding youth in Kashmir in chasing their dreams without leaving home.

Director Exceptional IAS Academy Muhammad Azharuddin Sofi says, “We used to dream of setting up an academy for preparing the youth from Kashmir for the civil services since 2015. We were driven by the realisation that everyone in Kashmir cannot opt for preparation of civil services by enrolling at any academy in New Delhi because accommodation and cost of living is out of reach for them. Besides this, the weather in Delhi is hostile for Kashmiris.”

Started at Parraypora, the hub of such institutions and academies, in Kashmir in June 2023, the academy has come a long way and finds a fast popularity among the aspiring civil servants here.

Having enrolled about 400 students currently, the academy is running a chain of programmes suiting different needs ranging from one-year graduate courses to two-year and three-year programmes for undergraduates.

Operations Head Exceptional IAS Academy, Saqlain Bhat says, “We are providing the service of preparing for civil services in a homely atmosphere. We provide facilities as good as any of the best civil service academies in New Delhi.”

Despite the immense potential among Kashmir’s youth, it has traditionally trailed in producing civil servants. While Shah Faisal’s Rank 1 in 2010 created ripples, for years thereafter, the total number of candidates selected remained relatively low. A resurgence in interest is, however, evident with 11 Kashmiris cracking the civil services in 2022 and another 8 last year.

“There is a lot of potential among the youth in Srinagar, but there is not much awareness amongst them about civil services,” Sofi says. “Parents in Srinagar don’t take the civil services as a career for their children seriously. We don’t just have to make the youth aware about the civil services but also their parents, because parents are the major part of the support system that the youth need while preparing for the civil services.”

The differential treatment that is accorded to civil services in Srinagar from those offered in the rest of Kashmir is personally experienced by the founders of this academy.

Community support is one of the core philosophies of the academy. There are stories of people from far-flung areas bringing potential students to the academy, impelled solely by the urge to see their communities uplifted.

“A person from Bandipora brought his friend’s child, a fisherman’s son, to us. This kind of support is very necessary and this is lacking in urban centers like Srinagar,” Sofi says.

Other big challenges are misconceptions about bureaucracy and lack of vision among urban youth.

“We recently spoke to a parent who did not want his son to take the civil service as a path for his career as he believes all bureaucrats are corrupt. Changing such perceptions is as important as providing education,” Bhat says. “We visited a village near the Line of Control in Salambad area of Uri where the community came together to support an orphan’s dream of becoming a civil servant. In Srinagar, such collective support is hard to come across. This is something we need to cultivate. Similarly, there is a need for community ownership and encouragement.”

The academy does not just have an examination-oriented philosophy, but it works on holistic development that includes counseling, personality development, and even basic skills like reading newspapers from a civil service perspective.

“We constantly work on their grooming. Many candidates who come into our programme aren’t able to express themselves at the start, but we make them comfortable and realise that they wouldn’t be judged on their lack of public speaking during our programme,” Bhat says. “We had a student join us in 11th grade who was grappling with depression due to social isolation. It is through counseling and a conducive environment that he not only overcame his challenges but has been able to secure two government jobs while pursuing his civil service dream.”

This is not an exception. The academy has seen a surge in students from diverse walks of life, all with one goal in mind: to crack the civil services exams. Yet, the journey is not about individual success.

“We want to spread awareness about the civil services not only among the youth but even among the parents of the aspiring civil servants,” says Bhat. “Srinagar is full of potential, but lack of vision coupled with a lack of support irreparably dents progress.”

After appearing in JKAS prelims last year, Amara Sehra Qureshi of Srinagar says that she came to realise that self-study was not the way to crack these exams.

“The next morning, I joined the Exceptional IAS Academy because I realised the importance of guidance and a mentor,” says Amara, who did her Masters in Political Sciences from the Cluster University of Srinagar. “Preparing for the civil services here, I developed discipline of studying with a fixed timetable and that positive change helped me with my syllabus-completion goals.”

Amara, who is enrolled in a 1-year IAS coaching track at the academy says that the mentorship class made her understand the dynamics of the UPSC exams and how to go about it.

“The preparations for weekly exams, having weekly predetermined goals helps develop the discipline you need. The guidance of the mentors helps you understand what to study and what not to study,” she says. “The academy made me cautious and the process made me humble.”

One of the rare features about the Exceptional IAS Academy, is the 24×7 library, which has expanded from 60 to 170 seats within a year.

“Some candidates leave the library at midnight or 3 am, and some study throughout the night. Some candidates study 14 to 18 hours in the library,” Sofi says.

The academy also believes highly in community involvement and mutual support.

Rouf-ul-Rafiq of Shangus, Achabal in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district says that after graduating in Mathematics from Amar Singh College, he was in a dilemma about his career path.

“I found my real calling here,” he says. “I feel I’m a completely transformed and improved person from what I was 10 months back.”

Rouf says that the change in his life was due to the support of the academy which offered all the facilities like a library, a counsellor, mentors, faculty, and other infrastructural support at one place.

The academy also implements scholarship programmes and flexible fee structures so that meritorious candidates from all walks of life have an equal chance of receiving quality education.

“We open the scholarships two to three times a year and provide 100 percent scholarships to the deserving candidates,” Bhat says.

The impact of Exceptional IAS Academy extends beyond individual success stories. It’s about changing the narrative and perception of civil services in Kashmir.

“Our vision as an academy is that more and more civil service officers should come from Kashmir and help in the growth of society,” Sofi says.

“As an administrator, one can play a way better role. She or he can be instrumental in the growth of an entire district as a Deputy Commissioner. They can also play a role in policy making and changing the fortunes of a number of people,” Bhat says.

Their efforts are already starting to bear fruit. They have seen improvements not just in their students’ exam performances, but in their overall academic and personal growth.

“We have twin girls from Government Degree College Bemina. Their principal told us that she was amazed to see what we had done to them as they were changed students who were excelling and outdoing their peers at college,” Bhat says proudly.

Like the twin sisters, Irtiza Mir from Pulwama’s saffron town Pampore, is also enrolled in a 2-year undergraduate track at the academy.

A student of Abdul Ahad Azad College, Irtiza decided to pursue her civil services dream after passing her 12th standard exam.

“At the academy, I developed my answer writing skills and improved my knowledge of current affairs,” she says.

Irtiza feels that while she prepares for the civil services at the academy, her improved knowledge and newly-learnt skills are also helping in her undergraduate course.

The Exceptional IAS Academy has also been working with the philosophy of addressing regional needs. Preparing students for exams or building future leaders who understand and can address the unique challenges of their homeland is not all; it is about providing world-class education at affordable prices right in the heart of Kashmir.

“There is nothing like the satisfaction you get on seeing someone qualify for the civil services after starting from scratch,” Bhat says.

Of course, it is this very satisfaction, aided by a deep inner urge to see Kashmir flourish, that has been driving Exceptional IAS Academy ahead in its mission to recast the civil service landscape of the region.

It is the youth, traditionally entering the prestigious professions of medicine and engineering, who now increasingly look up to that pinnacle of India’s administrative service in this transformed scenario.

Younis Yousuf Mir, who works as a mentor at the academy, says civil services preparations have evolved over time.

“A teacher or a faculty member teaches the class but a mentor stays with the aspirant till the exams and makes them exam-ready,” he says. “A mentor checks what level of preparation the aspirant has and also prepares them about the latest trends.”

Younis says that with a fresher they start with basics like how to start the preparations, what books to read.

“Later on, the focus shifts on how to score more in tests, how to write better answers, how to evolve, how much time to spend on studies, and how to have clear goals,” he says. “We also help them with their issues in particular subjects and how to stay motivated besides also working on a Plan B.”

It was through committed mentorship, community support, and a strong belief in the potential within the youth of Kashmir that Sofi and Bhat were engaged with focused exam preparation, but they are laying the basis for a time when such students will lead and inspire.

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Sangeeta Bijlani, a name that was once synonymous with beauty and grace in the Bollywood industry, has often been in the limelight not just for her acting career but also for her personal life. The former Miss India and Bollywood actress was closely associated with Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, and their relationship was a hot topic for years. Their love story seemed like it was heading toward…

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How Many Times Did India Win the U19 World Cup?

India has a rich history in the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup, showcasing its cricketing prowess on the global stage. As cricket enthusiasts turn their attention to the youth level, many wonder about India’s achievements in this prestigious tournament. So, how many times did India win the U19 World Cup?

India has clinched the ICC U19 World Cup title four times, marking a significant milestone in its cricketing legacy. The first victory came in 1983 under the leadership of Mohammad Azharuddin. This win laid the foundation for India’s future successes. The next triumph was in 1988, with the team led by the talented Kiran More.

In the new millennium, India’s dominance continued with victories in 2000, led by the prodigious captain Sourav Ganguly, and in 2018 under Prithvi Shaw’s leadership. These victories not only highlighted the depth of cricket talent in India but also solidified its status as a cricketing powerhouse.

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Who were some of the brave fielders in Indian cricket history?

When discussing fearless fielding in Indian cricket, the name Reddyannaa often comes to mind. This term signifies a level of bravery and commitment that has characterized some of India’s most iconic fielders. Here’s a look at a few fielding legends who embodied this spirit and left an indelible mark on the game:

Mohammad Azharuddin — Known for his sharp reflexes and brilliant catches, Azharuddin was a mainstay in Indian cricket during the 90s. His ability to execute stunning catches and direct throws exemplified the fearless attitude synonymous with Reddyannaa.

Sourav Ganguly — Ganguly’s tenure as a captain was marked by his aggressive style and exceptional fielding. His commitment to saving runs and his acrobatic catches underlined his Reddyannaa spirit.

Suresh Raina — In the modern era, Raina’s dynamic fielding, especially in the shorter formats, has been a testament to his bravery and sharpness on the field. His quick reflexes and ability to stop boundaries reflect the Reddyannaa approach.

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