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Mangalore: Direct Flight from City to Saudi for Haj Pilgrims: Oscar

  •   Tue, Nov 13 2007 03:02:30 PM

Mangalore: Direct Flight from City to Saudi for Haj Pilgrims: Oscar

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (NR)
Pics – Dayanand Kukkaje

Mangalore Nov 13: Union minister for labour and employment, Oscar Fernandes inaugurated a training programme for Haj pilgrims held under the aegis of the minority division of the DK district Congress at the Town hall here on Monday November 12.

Addressing a gathering of over 600 Haj pilgrims, after wishing them a nice pilgrimage he declared that the Union government is committed to the implementation of the recommendations of Justice Sachar committee.

He assured that the government is doing all it can to implement the report of the commission, as it would help the welfare of minorities in the country.

Moreover, he also assured that he would try his level best to arrange a direct flight from the city to Saudi Arabia for the benefit of Haj pilgrims by next year.

The pilgrims were also counseled on moral codes to be followed during the Haj pilgrimage by various religious scholars. Speaking on the occasion Moinuddin Bawa, president of the minority cell exhorted the pilgrims to promote the ideal of communal harmony.

City’s assistant khazi Abdul Jabbar Musliyar presided. Blossom Fernandes, district Congress president B Ramanath Rai, state minority commission former president K S M Masood among others were present on the occasion.

  

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  • M.A. ALI, SAUDI ARABIA

    Tue, Dec 04 2007

    Please give more attention to Bangalore and Mangalore Airports. Start direct flights from Bangalore/Mangalore to Saudi Arabia by Air India or Saudia as soon as possible. There is no direct flight from "Bangalore/Mangalore to Saudi Arabia". We Karnatka people are still waiting from long time. I donot know When our dream come true. New Bangalore Airport going operate from March 30, 2008. NRI GROUP, SAUDI ARABIA.

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  • STEVEN,

    Thu, Nov 15 2007

    Welcome aboard Mr. Oscar. You were disappeared when all manglorean were screaming for the help to start the International flights in Mangalore and you were deaf. How come now you can here and in picture also? STILL YOU CAN DO SOMETHING FOR YOUR PEOPLE IN MANGALORE TO START MANGALORE - BANGALORE RAILWAY ROUTE.

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  • sharfraz, hounston, USA

    Thu, Nov 15 2007

    Lot of Listens and Speechs from many Political front runners, this people never do they saying, BELIEVE CITIZENS THIS IS THERE HOBBY

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  • P.B.Pinto,

    Thu, Nov 15 2007

    Dear Oscar,Your coments only in the news papers but you do nothing for your innocent voters,what about your promise that you gave to Kuwait/Saudi NRI's on 3rd October2006? Please do not fool yourself.

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  • Louis Fernandes, Belthangady / Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia

    Thu, Nov 15 2007

    We should black list politicians like Oscar Fernandes, who is a member of india's most corrupted political party involved in vote bank politics. Being a most influential politician of our region, his contribution to coastal karanataka is a big zero. When there are several thousands of Mangalore-bound people in saudi arabia who are keenly waiting to fly to Mangalore direct, oscar's specific assurance to a particular community is justifying that he is doing a vote bank politics.

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  • abdul, shiruru-karnataka-india/dubai -deira

    Wed, Nov 14 2007

    its good.if our govenrment respect each of community then our proud india will reach to sky height soon.bcoz of some worst political parties defusing not to going on that level.

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  • Shareef Moideen, Uchil/Mangalore - Jeddah/Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Nov 14 2007

    Oscar! Please provide the flights from and to Mangalore & Saudi Arbia which is long standing issue. Don't try to appease Muslims in the name of religion. Direct flights from Saudi Arabia to Mangalore is a must for all the NRI's and in the mean time do something for the NH-17 roads that is converted into Kambla where buffallo's are unwilling to walk/run.

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  • K. S. Mayya, Mangalore/South Korea

    Wed, Nov 14 2007

    Wow Mr.Congress MP Oscar Fernandes....SCORE...that is worth a million votes!!! What are you going to do with them by the way?

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangla

    Wed, Nov 14 2007

    Mr. Oscar What have you done to Mangalore or Udipi ? Ask your consience and answer !!!!

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  • Purushottama, Byndoor

    Wed, Nov 14 2007

    And Mangalore - Bangalore rail journey can wait indefinitely....

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  • Mohammed Hidayath, Mangalore, Kuali

    Wed, Nov 14 2007

    we are still waiting for a feedback, about Saudi- Mangalore flight. I think no one is interested about this matter.Pity...... NRI's Saudi Arabia.

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  • Rafi Ahmad Ali, Kotekar, Mangalore

    Wed, Nov 14 2007

    So far no direct flight from "Mangalore to Saudi Arabia". Every corner every one is waiting this to happen by next year In-Shah-Allah. Once the direct flight starts then there won't be any problem to fly for the pilgrims too. And Mr. Fernandes's assurance for next year "Wodli Amrish Puri".

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  • Gilda Shetty, ujire/saudi arabia

    Tue, Nov 13 2007

    Until now, we are still waiting for a feedback, about Saudi- Mangalore flight. When it will be happen? I think no one is interested about this matter.Pity...... NRI's Saudi Arabia.

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