Re: 25 injured in Hindu-Muslim clash
**Naseeruddin Shah’s brother to be Deputy Army Chief **
Josy Joseph
Friday, September 29, 2006 23:00 IST
NEW DELHI: Lt Gen Zameer Uddin Shah, brother of Bollywood star Naseeruddin Shah, would be the new Deputy Chief of Army Staff (Personnel & Systems). General Shah, the senior most Muslim officer of the Indian Army, takes over the crucial post on October 1.
General Shah is among the three senior Lieutenant Generals who are taking over senior positions in the Army headquarters on October 1. Among others is Lieutenant General SP Sreekumar who is taking over as the Signal Officer-in Chief, senior most officer of the Army dealing with all matters related to communication. Sreekumar has participated in the 1971 Bangladesh war, operations in Sri Lanka, North East, Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir. Lt Gen PR Gangadharan takes over as the military secretary on the same day. He has fought during the 1971 war, in Kashmir and North East.
General Shah was part of the valiant troops who fought the Longewala battle in Jaisalmer sector in the 1971 war. General Shah, alumni of St Joseph’s College, Nainital, was with 185 Light Regiment into which he was commissioned at Longewala. General Shah’s son too is an Army officer.
Here’s another one :
AHMAD JAVED AHMAD JAVED is a tough, nice, no-nonsense policeman, discovers MARK MANUEL.
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ONE thing that the Salman Khan case has done, is that it has made Mumbai more aware of Ahmad Javed, the city’s joint commissioner of police for law and order. You recall, he conducted a swift but thorough inquiry into the incident and submitted a report to the government. Then he quietly stepped back into the shadows and continued with his job of policing the city. He is that kind of officer. A new, and different, breed of policeman. He is young and dynamic, suave and sociable, efficient and tough. And hand-picked for the job, no doubt, by Police Commissioner M. N. Singh himself. I remember Mr. Singh coming to the Crime Branch like this, nine years ago, and taking charge of the serial blasts case.
He comes from Lucknow, this Ahmad Javed, and because his father was in the administrative services, the family travelled all over, before settling down in Delhi. Javed studied in the Delhi Public School and he did college in St. Stephan’s, “the best in India”, specialising in history. The work situation and avenues open 25 years ago were vastly different from today. And with a “government service” ambience at home, it was natural that Javed studied and wrote the UPSC exam when he was 21 and “fresh out of college”. “That was it,” he explained, “no having to go anywhere, no having to beg, so to say, or try and get a job.” He selected the Indian Police Service and was allotted the Maharashtra cadre by the government of India. “After training, my first posting was as Assistant Superintendent of Police in Khemgaon, Buldhana district. Then Jalna, Ahmednagar, Nanded, Nashik, Solapur, and in between, Mumbai too, for a short stint at the Director General of Police’s office, where I looked after law and order.”
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