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Youth killed at Andheri MUMBAI, July 16: A 24-year-old youth died after attacked with a stone at D N Nagar, Andheri, on Wednesday afterno...

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Youth killed at Andheri
MUMBAI, July 16: A 24-year-old youth died after attacked with a stone at D N Nagar, Andheri, on Wednesday afternoon. On Tuesday at around 11.15 am, as Manoj Kauder and his friend Nagerpalli were walking along N Datta Road in front of Kolu Cottage, two men attacked them. One of the assailants, later identified as Sanjay Nepali, struck Manoj on the head with a stone, said the police. Manoj was rushed to Cooper Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries on Wednesday afternoon. Investigations revealed that the attack on Manoj followed a complaint he lodged against Nepali at D N Nagar police station on July 13. Nepali8217;s accomplice has been identified as Majid.

Educational tech course at SNDT

The educational technology unit of SNDT University has invited admissions to its one year part-time post graduate diploma in August. Women holding a degree from a recognised university and one year teaching experience at any level or a Bed degree can apply. Last date for admissionsis July 20. Contact: 2031879.

One year course in Urdu

The department of Urdu, University of Mumbai, is offering a one year certificate course in Urdu for non-Urdu speaking people interested in making their career in dialogue or script writing and acting in films and TV serials. Classes will be conducted twice a week in the evenings. Students who have passed SSC are eligible to apply. The last date of accepting forms is July 30. Contest for mothers-in-law n THE Guild of Women Achievers has announced its third annual contest to choose the best mother-in-law. Nominations may be sent in 250 words in English stating why the chosen one deserves the award. There is no entry fee. Nominations may be sent to the GOWA, 8/67 Block 1 Railway parallel Road, Kumara Park West, Bangalore-20, before August 15.

 

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