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Idaratut Ta’areef al Shakhsi will be revamping its website on the occasion of Aqa Maula’s 103rd Milaad Mubarak. In order to provide mumineen with a state of the art portal we are organizing a competition where mumeneen web/graphic designers can submit their entries in order to enter the competition.

Winning entrants will be shortlisted for the revamping project.

Competition Guidelines :

1. Designers will be required to send a design of the login page and homepage for the ITS52 website.

2. The design should be a blend of modern and traditional elements.

3. Winning entrants will be contacted individually and further briefed about the project.

4. Shortlisted designers would be needed to work as freelancers.

5. Email your Entries at: designs@its52.com.

6. Entries should be submitted in .jpg or .pdf formats only.

7. File name should be your ITS number. Eg: 203xxxxx.jpg or 203xxxxx.pdf.*

*Entries not accompanied by ITS numbers will be deemed invalid.

Another Free Loader Project, Use the talents of IT Designer to get free work all for the Khushi of Moula while the Kothari Goons collect money from the advertisers on this website.
Hopefully by exposing this here, they may now consider giving some kind of gifts like a CAR-CASH along with Deedar of Bewe Moula

FREE mein kaam bhi ho jaayenga or naam bhi

hahaha I salute business skills of kothar, very mean and cunning business people.

Kothar and business skills. wah bhai wah. Only business Mola and sons can make money is stealing public funds. Ever since I was a little boy I use to hear about their business failures. Me a bankers son. My father was credit investigation officer. So he knew bajaar. He knew who was making it. He knew most movers and shakers. Mola was a constant looser in bad partnerships and just stupid business mistakes. You have heard of Lakh na 12 hajar, that one. They have same amount of brain power as a $20 Dr. degree.

I know a successful businessman, his name was Sir Adamji Peerbhoy. My mother was best friends with Sirji's grand daughter. These people are true muslims and I have had good experiances with this Shia family.

seeker110 wrote:Kothar and business skills. wah bhai wah. Only business Mola and sons can make money is stealing public funds. Ever since I was a little boy I use to hear about their business failures. Me a bankers son. My father was credit investigation officer. So he knew bajaar. He knew who was making it. He knew most movers and shakers. Mola was a constant looser in bad partnerships and just stupid business mistakes. You have heard of Lakh na 12 hajar, that one. They have same amount of brain power as a $20 Dr. degree.

I know a successful businessman, his name was Sir Adamji Peerbhoy. My mother was best friends with Sirji's grand daughter. These people are true muslims and I have had good experiances with this Shia family.

yes I know what you are saying, and you are correct when it comes to making money in genuine way they fail all the time, many silent project they started went bankrupt, but normal people didnt even came to know about those projects.

but when it comes to conning business they are good in that.

seeker110 wrote:Kothar and business skills. wah bhai wah. Only business Mola and sons can make money is stealing public funds. Ever since I was a little boy I use to hear about their business failures.

The total failure of Kothar's projects like M/s.Asian Dehydrate Ltd, Nasik and M/s.Leaders Press P.Ltd, Mumbai are a few glaring examples. With regard to Asian Dehydrates, Kothari goons had made a lot of money by cheating abdes, the company was almost bankrupt and the share prices were below par. At that time Kothar got some Gujarati buyers and abdes were forced to part with their shares at huge loss, the same were sold to the buyer at high premium and the company which could not survive under Kothar's management had an excellent turnaround and the share prices jumped by leaps and bounds. This way, the Kothari mafias made huge money by way of sale proceeds and also by way of selling their own shares which they had cornered for themselves at huge premium.

Even Hotel Ambassador at Churchgate, Mumbai which was once owned by the late Mukasir Salehbhai saab alongwith Yusuf Najmuddin (Sasra of Mansoos) and which openly served alcohol was incurring losses under their management but once it was sold to the famous antique smuggler, Manu Narang, it started making healthy profits.