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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Syed Akbar
I feel somewhat blessed to have gathered so many inanimate objects that I’ve either bought or received over time. Now that I’m nearing my forties, these things no longer bring me the same satisfaction they once did when I was younger. I’m writing this article on my Dell G16 gaming laptop, which I got last year. Yet, I treat this awesome little machine like just another computer. Even though I know there are better phones out there, I don’t feel the urge to upgrade.
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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Syed Akbar
Early Childhood — When I First Wrote a PRINT StatementIt was 1996 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. My dad had just returned from a business trip to Dubai. He always brought something back for me, and this time was no different. He brought a very unfamiliar toy called the VTech PreComputer 1000. That little machine was packed with features: question-and-answer games on various subjects like geography, science, and math, all with different difficulty levels.
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1 month ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Syed Akbar
TrendingHyderabad: The decision of Saudi authorities to cut down the quota for Indians for Haj 2025 will affect only those prospective pilgrims intending to perform Haj through private tour operators. Those who had applied and selected for Haj through the official Haj Committee of India will, however, perform the pilgrimage, explains Syed Akbar. Haj, this year, falls between June 4 and 9 and one in every 18 pilgrims from around the world will be from India.
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2 months ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Syed Akbar
Hyderabad: With the astronomical new moon slated for Saturday evening (4.27 pm IST), the crescent for Eid-ul-Fitr can be visible to the naked eye only on Sunday (March 30) in Hyderabad and other parts of the country. Eid will then most likely be on March 31. According to the moon charts for Shawwal 1446 AH (Hijri calendar), the new moon will not be visible to the naked eye or even through optical aids on Saturday anywhere in the world, except in a few parts of north and central Americas.
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2 months ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Syed Akbar
NewsCity NewsHyderabad News'Same flavours the Prophet relished': 1,400-year-old recipes make culinary comeback in HyderabadTrendingHyderabad’s culinary scene is evolving with dishes from the Prophet’s 1,400-year-old legacy, such as Tharid, Talbina, Nabeez, and Harees, becoming popular during Ramzan. These ancient Arabic dishes, rooted in tradition and health benefits, are now served at various eateries, blending history with modern tastes.
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This report from Aug 1943 issue of `Hyderabad Information' published by Information Bureau, #Hyderabad, talks of #OsmaniaUniversity students getting air training for special preference while joining Indian Air Force. #OU had hosted Centre of Indian Air Training Corps in 1940s. https://t.co/O1SfuJHe2w
This #advertisement from 1943 seeks people's support for #local (mulki) products. Both cloth mills mentioned in the advt were government-owned & provided livelihood to thousands, directly & indirectly. #Hyderabad #mulki #BuyLocalProducts #BeIndianBuyIndian #MakeInIndia #Warangal https://t.co/Hx0xngEbVw
Did You Know? #Begumpet airport in #Hyderabad had night landing equipment to facilitate landing of #aircraft during night, way back in 1939 when many airports did not even dream of the facility. #History #Aviation #Heritage #airport