The Hindu : Urdu Academy reconstituted

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Saturday, Jun 21, 2003

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Urdu Academy reconstituted

By Our Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD June 20. The former Majlis legislator, Ibrahim Bin Abdullah Masqati, who joined the Telugu Desam last year, is the new president of Andhra Pradesh Urdu Academy.

The Government reconstituted the Board of Governors of the Academy on Friday following expiry of the term of present body.

M. A. Hakeem of Sangareddy, has been nominated as the vice-president of the 30-member Board of Governors. The term of office will be for a period of three years.

Orders nominating the executive council of the Academy will be issued separately, according to a G.O. issued by the Minorities Welfare Department.

Other nominated members are: Abdul Raheem Afsar (Vijayawada), Abdul Rahman (Chota Rahman), (Viskhapatnam), Shaikh Abdul Kareem (Rajahmundry), Awais Mohhmad (Eluru), M.A. Khayyum (Guntur), Shaikh Nawab Jani (Guntur), Shaikh Khader Mohiuddin (Prakasam), Shaikh Ghouse Mohiuddin (Nellore), G. Sattar Khan (Chittoor), Syed Khuthbuddin Saheb (Rayachoti), Allah Bakash (Anantapur), S. Mukhtar Ahmad (Adoni), Salim Abidi (Mahabubnagar), Mohammed Haneef (Wanaparthy), Mohd. Ifthekhar Ahmed (Mahabubnagar), Syed Javeed (Tandur), Raheemullah Khan Niyazi (Hyderabad), Lakshmi Devi Raj (Hyderabad), Manohar Raj Saxena (Hyderabad), M.S. Hashmi, reporter, Siasat Daily, Alamma Aijaz Farooq (Hyderabad), Mohd. Khaleeluddin (Nizambad), Meer Majid Ali (Nizamabad), Mohd. Nissar Ahmed (Nirmal), Mohd. Saleem (Karimnagar), Mohd. Khaliq Javeed (Warangal), Shaikh Kousar Ahmed (Kothagudem) and Shaikh Mohammad (Nalgonda).

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