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The Managing Committee, Bheramari A.M. High Madrasah & Anr. Vs. State of West Bengal & Ors.
The Managing Committee, Metekona Moulana ABU Taher Senior Madrasah & Anr. Vs. State of West Bengal & Ors
1. The petitioners challenge the orders passed by the Division Bench of the High Court of Calcutta dated 19.2.2020 thereby dismissing the appeals filed by the petitioners, which, in turn, were filed by them being aggrieved by the orders passed by the single judge of the High Court dated 24.12.2019 vide which the writ petitions filed by the petitioners came to be rejected.
2. Dr. Rajeev Dhavan, learned Senior Counsel appearing on behalf of the petitioners, submits, that the single judge of the High Court erred in directing appointment of an Administrator.
3. Undisputedly, the petitioners - Managing Committees came to be elected in the year 2015 and, that the term of the said Managing Committees came to an end in the year 2018. Under subrule (11) of Rule 5 of the Management of recognised NonGovernment Madrasahs (Aided and Unaided) Rules, 2002 (hereinafter referred to as "the said Rules"), if the Head of the Madrasah fails or neglects to convene the meeting for the purpose of approving the election programme for holding of an election for constitution or reconstitution of the Committee, the District Inspector of Schools is entitled to entrust all works pertaining to the election to the Assistant Headmaster/Assistant Superintendent and, if there is no Assistant Headmaster/Assistant Superintendent available, to the seniormost approved Assistant Teacher of the Madrasah. Under Rule 8 of the said Rules, the Madrasah Board is also entitled to appoint an Administrator.
4. From the perusal of the record, it would reveal, that the petitioners - Managing Committees of the Madrasahs failed to initiate the process of election for reconstitution of the Committee within the prescribed period.
5. As such, we see no reason to interfere with the orders of the single judge of the High Court thereby, granting liberty to the Madrasah Board to appoint an Administrator and further directing the Board to facilitate the election of a new Managing Committee and hand over the affairs of the School to such elected body as per the prevalent rules.
6. The Special Leave Petitions, therefore, are disposed of. However, we direct the respondent Nos. 6 and 7 i.e. the West Bengal Board of Madrasah Education, Kolkata and the District Inspector of Schools (S.E.), Birbhum to appoint an Administrator(s) within a period of four weeks from today and further direct the Administrator, so appointed, to conduct the elections of the Managing Committees within a period of eight weeks from the date of his appointment.
.....................CJI. [S.A. BOBDE]
......................J. [B.R. GAVAI]
......................J. [SURYA KANT]


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As long as I can remember, I've loved making things. I instinctively respond to problems by thinking of solutions that involve creating something new. It's like the old adage about the hammer-weilding man who sees nails everywhere, but instead I was a kid with a K'Nex set looking for excuses to build a telescoping cantilevered grabbing claw arm thing.
I've also been a video game fanatic for as long as I can remember. Probably earlier. Since seeing Sonic Spinball on the Sega Genesis I've liked exploring strange worlds with impossible mechanics. Combining this with my love for creating, video game development has always been my greatest passion.


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A curious feature of this picture, at least to my eyes, is that there are no masters. Every other house pic I have seen has the two housemasters and the matron sitting in the centre. Perhaps, it was a Prep thing?
Middle row, third from right is a boy named Heath.
Second row down, the boy with the disgracefully crooked bands is John Rees, known as "Tick".
I am in this photo somewhere!
J.R. wrote: I think you must be correct on the date Rod, coz I'm not in this photo. I started January 1958.
I do recognise several people who went on up to Coleridge B.
Minnett: MacCleod: Peter Donaldson, (now working in Dubai): Bennett, (Deceased): Atkins: Neil-Smith (?), and a couple I can't put names to.
UPDATE: Also now, sadly no longer with us !
Hi Paul. Unfortunately, your names doesn't ring any bells.
I joined Prep B at the tender age of 11 at the end of January 1958.
What was your 'history' in CH after 1957 onwards ?
I believe, from correspondence I had with a number of Old Blues earlier this year whilst compiling an obituary for Tim Donaldson, that his brother Peter is still alive and well and living in Dubai.
I was in Thornton A from 1958 to 64, i am in those photos too!
michael scuffil wrote: There is at least one future SG in this pic: Frank Hunter (SG 65/66 I think) is seated 4th from right.
Mark Cousins (of Maine A) was Senior Grecian for 1965/6. He had a younger brother, Tim if I remember rightly.
J.R. wrote: A couple more names for you.
2nd Row seated: 3rd from left as you view MacCleod (?sp) senior, who went on to become Detective Inspector, West Sussex Constabulary and at one time staioned at Horsham.
4th Row Standing: 6th from left with glasses. Bennett, who was in Coleridge B with me. I'm told he died in the States at a young age some years ago.
3rd Row Standing: 4th from Left. Donaldson. I was in touch with him until a couple of years ago when he was working in Dubai.
There are also a couple of very familiar faces in the front row who preceeded me to Coleridge B by one year, but names escape me at the moment.
I seem to remember hearing Bennett on the radio many years ago.
I believe he was something of an expert on wine.
He also had basic hypnotistic skills which worked on some younger house members, assuming they weren't 'faking' it !
True. Frank Hunter was 1964/65.


A wonderful single terminated crystal of Ferberite from Vereinigt Feld in Zinnwald in the Erzgebirge / Krusné Hory Mountains of Germany & the Czech Republic. Both Erzgebirge and Krusné Hory, in German and Czech respectively, mean "Ore Mountains" and form part of the common border between the two countries. The crystal measures 8.7 x 6.0 x 4.6 cm and is a solid black metallic crystal of Ferberite, free of any matrix. Ferberite, an iron tungstate, is the iron-rich end member of the Hübnerite-Ferberite series, and a Wolframite Group member. A small chip mid-way along the horizontal top edge is the only damage visible and this is minor. A superb Ferberite from Vereinigt Feld in the Czech Republic.


There is humor in the story presented through dialogue between Thompson and his best friend Ronnie, a friend who renames everyone with their first initial plus "dog" and attempts to be cool by using excessive slang. There is no such thing as money but a person is always in search of "Benjamins." This is fine in high school but I would come close to hands-on violence with someone who talked this way twenty-four hours a day. I would at least unfriend them and change my mobile number.
There is no human trafficking in this story. Auctioning people as dates for a charity event is not really prostitution, although Thompson did have that question. But it was all for a good cause, one of my favorites. The Tiki House, a pub/saloon/hangout was in danger of closing due to financial shortfalls. What could be a worthier cause than to save a bar? (On reflection, there might be a few).
Then there is Johnny. He has spent a good many years impersonating Elvis. His life seems to still be on hold in this novel. He is getting old, maybe it is time to make some choices involving change. Overall, that is what I found with this story. It seemed to me that nobody moved. There were lots of hints of possible change to come but nothing was done. This story felt like drifting on a raft content to be surprised with whatever came up. And that may be peaceful, conducive to meditation, and calming but it is not exciting. The first novels had excitement. So my weird, one and only, never been done before (by me) rating. Four stars if you read all three novels, three stars if you read this as a stand-alone novel. This novel will be published in November 2018.