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- UDF Set back in Panchayat Elections
--UDF gets eith, UDF six T.V.Thomas to control Palstic Waste,
No misuse of Ambedkar Housing Project, Minister says, Advance
payment to employees will be taken back in five instalments,
Salary of Pharmacy staff revised,..Rs.
120 crore loss in ammunition factory explosion, New Inland Water
Project linking Karnataka-Tamil Nadu
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- Symantec launches online marketing
tool for partners
- UNHCR outraged
at corruption claims by Kenyan Politicians
- Half a million may go hungry
in Namibia. - The 2002-03
Monsoon: Better to be Safe than Sorry - Coir
Geotextiles from Kerala to prevent soil erosion 3000
Indian Construction Workers in Dubai Stage Demonstration for
getting unpaid wages, Maweela Garment factory workers face uncertain
future..More News
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- Gulf Air Disaster
Investigation Report Advises Oman Civil Aviation to improve Pilot
Training Programmes
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- Capt Shakeeb, aged 37 and his 25-year-old
Omani co-pilot First Officer Khalaf Al Alawi, may have been spatially
disorientated as they performed a tight orbit after a failed
attempt to land at Bahrain International Airport, says the report.
The co-pilot, First Officer Khalaf Al Alawi, should have taken
control of the jet, but sat in silence as it plunged into the
sea, killing all 143 people aboard. The Accident Investigation
Board report found that Capt Shakeeb demonstrated "poor
judgement, non-adherence to standard operating procedures (SOPs)"
and committed an "exceptional violation".
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- Bahraini, Omani piolot error, among various
reasons for Gulf Air Crash of August 2000.
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- Todays Malayalam News
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- Presidential
Election
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IBM's First Mini-Desktop Launches
in the Middle East-US $1M Tech
Access Solutions Centre opens at Dubai Internet City- Red Alert
in Gul Airports as Middle East situation worsens.-Rubber export,
new measures announced, New Visa norm WorkingWomen in the UAE,
UAE Plans National Leasing Company.
Indian Ambassador, wife escape from
British Air Emergency Landing due to Engine Fire.-Karthikeyan wants BJP Government to restore
ration system-Hotel Management Course.More News
Microsoft announces $500 million
investment to empower partners-B
R Ambedkar Open University signs up NIIT for IT curriculum for
Bachelor's programs in AP -USA:
Racist police brutality remains endemic in many areas Pakistan: Tribal Councils Source of Abuse
- Borrowers are duty bound
to repay loan , new Finance Minister.
- Kerala Government against Privatisation
of FACT, Chief Minister.
- Landslide hit Kannur, fifty houses
eroded Kerala Assembly urges Centre
to give voting rights to NRKs , Indian Beheaded in Saudi Arabia
for rape, murder More News.
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- Jaswant Sing appointed Indias
Governor on ADB
- Ceasefire between Government
of India and NSCN(IM) Extended.
- Exports of readymade garments
to Restricted countries
- India and EC Discuss market
access issues
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- Liberalisation of the Indian Press-
Government to
allocate more funds for libraries -Gulf
Malayali wins Consumer Forum Case against Indian Airlines -Indo -UK Youth Exchange Programme 2002.
- Interesting Cartoon about the Middle
East Politics -Seventy kg of gold
stolen from Makkah Jewlry Shop-Anthrax
infects 10 people in Oromiya region
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- ADB Mission to visit Kerala..Cheating
Case filed against Malayalamanorama --Gulf Kerala Airfare to
come down, Special consideration for state airport development
Case against Soopy for dubious appointments..More
Malayalam News
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- Indian Nurses take up jobs in
U.K., USA, Germany.-Saudi
Arabia pushing ahead with Saudiaziation to control unemployment.-UAE concerned about Demographic imbalance.-Oman-- model for other GCC countries.-Bahrain to find job for unemployed youth-Nearly 300 killed in Kenya due to malaria
epidemic-Somalia : TNG and judiciary
clash over amputation sentence by Sharia Court - India's
Foreign Direct Investment performance impressive: Maran. -Over 11,000 new residential units coming
up in Dubai
- Qatar Telecom sign multimillion
deal with Motorola for GSM Network- Women's
stand-off with Chevron-Texaco in day four
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- Silicon Valley Malayalis keen to invest
in state.-NRK from US to invest in heritage village project.
Sex Racket; D.Y.S.P.Surrenders, More Kerala to set up seven family
courts..Malayalam news
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- Advocate Dharmarajan convicted
in Sooryanelli sex racket
- Police Abuse of Prostitutes,AIDS
Workers Worsens Epidemic in India
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- AIDS peer educators working
with women in prostitution were beaten severely by the police.
One AIDS worker had hot chili powder rubbed into her eyes and
vagina. Police perpetrators of these crimes have gone unpunished.Full
report.
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- Lebanese Merchant Vessel captured
by Somali Militia reaches Ratnagiri
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- The vessel was sighted adrift by US Navy on June
16 this year about 700 miles West off Ratnagiri and crew was
rescued. The rescued crew was put on board of another merchant
Ship Stolt Spray and this ship reached Kandla on 18th of last
month. The 16 member crew of Al Murtada consisted of two Lebanese
(including captain), four Syrians, six Somalis and four Indians.
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- Fare reduction --only a
business tactics of Indian Airlines.
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- As the busy vacation season is over, IA is luring
passengers back by offering 7.5 per cent reduction in fare. Civil
Aviation minister announced in Kochi a 7.5 per cent reduction
in air fare from Kochi to Gulf destinations till November 2002.
At the beginning of the season, airfare to Kochi was increased
by 100 per cent and the minister of civil aviation's 'humanitarian'
gesture of fare reduction is to be consumed with a pinch of salt.
Why Muscat-Kochi fare, the highest charged in the Gulf-Kerala
sector is left untouched?.watch
this space.
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- Women protesters hold 700
oil workers hostage in Liberia.-Kerala Government to set up International
Schools with NRK Funds.
- Government seek consensus
on labour reforms, predicts 6 per cent growth Dubai's
Technology 'Free Zone' home to one of world's largest commercial
IP Telephony systems. -
Infrastructure .Rs.6653 crore flood control project in various
States. Women protesters
hold 700 oil workers hostage in Liberia.Business
Opportunities in Iran via Dubai-Dubai
Media City and Dubai Internet City Communications Infrastructure-Manjushree Infotech deploys Cisco's IPCC
solution in Kolkatta-Nokia
and IBM collaborate on digital content delivery for mobile devices
-Operation launched to induce
rain by spaying chemicals into Clouds.-Microsoft
and Arcot introduce .NET service for consumer payment authentication
-Africa's 2001 growth faster than
other developing regions-African
Unity summit ends-AU must be relevant
to Africans Malaria drug caught
up in side effect scare.More
news
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- Jagannatha Yathra of Puri -Special Feature.
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School Girls face sexual exploitation, obstacles to education
- Girls were perceived to be
less intelligent and they were bullied and sexually harassed,
making school a hostile place. If girls became pregnant, the
Education Department allowed them to return to school once they
had given birth, but this policy had not been properly disseminated
so girls still aborted and hid pregnancies. Some teachers were
responsible for pregnancies..
Full Report
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- No Cut in EPF interest rate, reiterates
Labour Minister.
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- Labour Minister Dr. Sahib Singh has said that there
will be no cut in the present rate of interest of 9.5% on deposits
of Employees Provident Fund beneficiaries.
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- Saudi Institutions to give soft loans to Bahrain, Omani
projects.-- Watch this space.
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- Malayalam News
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- Burundi Energy and Mines
minister dismissed
- Handloom Export Promotion Council
concerns over duty drawback rate.Cisco
IP Telephony Specialization in the Gulf--
Common Malayalam keyboard and font, committee submits report.
African leaders hail new beginning of OAU
Africa would not be dictated
to by the west.Africa was not willing to accept international
assistance based on conditions. "We are not children for
someone to teach," Col.Gadafi, Libya..Read
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Government urges rubber producers
to target International market.
Government of India have entered into a dialogue with
Goodyear of USA, in response to the interest shown by this major
global player. This company has worked out a Scheme for training
of Indian rubber processors into upgrading the quality of Indian
rubber and processing it into TSR, the most preferred form of
rubber as far as the international tyre manufacturers are concerned.
- O Rajagopalan assumes development
and poverty Charge
- K.S.Sethumadhavan becomes Film
Festival Jury Chairman, as Amol Palekar backs out, Kerala Lottery
distributes Rs.8 crore.TRAI Submits new Cellular Phone Tariff
ReportKenyan Activists unhappy with new HIV/AIDS
law-- Life expectancy
reduced by AIDS
Saudi Arabia concerned about growing
divorce rate
Socilogist predicts number
of unmarried Saudi women to go up from 1.5 million to 4 million
in 5 years.
- Ram Naik meets Iraqi President
Saddam Hussain
- Journalist body writes to Yemen President
demanding release of two journalists detained illegally- -U.S. Attack on War Crimes Court Rejected
at U.N. Spain: Immigration Laws
Applied Unfairly
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- Pakistan: Tribal councils must stop
taking law into their own hands
- An 18-year-old woman from Meerwala in Punjab province,
was sentenced to being raped in 'punishment' for her 12-year-old
brother's alleged 'illicit affair' with a girl from a tribe
considered 'higher' than his, the Mastoi tribe. There are
unconfirmed reports that the boy was allegedly sodomized to
punish him .Full Report
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- Dhirubhai Ambani --Rags to Riches Capitalist dies in
Mumbai.
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- Saudi Arabia closes three expatriate
Schools.
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- Saudi Arabia has ordered the
closure of three expatriate schools as a punishment for violating
rules and regulations. Saudi ministry of education said it would
deal firmly with expatriate schools which breach local rules
and regulations. Full
Report
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- Malayalam News
- Stress is a state of arousal with
which the body responds to everyday challenges of life. Stress
it is the silent killer, writes S.M.Kumar
- Dubai Cables records 30 per cent
increase in cable output
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- Vindictive and intimidatory tactics using the police force
to silence the media is highly deplorable. They must
refrain from a tendency to harass journalists. Writes Venkatesh
Parsa Full
Report
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- NRIs , OCBs can invest in Tea Plantations,
but not in lotteries, gambling.
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- "As part of the ongoing liberalisation of the
FDI regime, the Government, in partial relaxation of the extant
policy which prohibits FDI in the agriculture sector, including
plantations, has decided to allow FDI up to 100% in tea sector,
including tea plantations,' says a Government announcement. Full Report
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- World Bank Assistance for Health
projects in Kerala, other states involving Rs. 3400 crores.
Kerala Government
Employees get two DA..More
Malayalam news -Hassan marketing greeting cards
made by Kudumbasree. Computer
animation, digitalisation courses
- Rs. 400 crore overbridge projects
in Kerala with HUDCO finance
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- Liberian Justice ministry ordered
to produce accused journalist in court "We
are not dealing with a journalist. He wasn't arrested
because of anything he published or anything he wrote or anything
he said. He was arrested as the ringleader of a plot to assassinate
the President of Liberia [Charles Taylor],,"
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- Registration of Indian Students
with Foreign Medical Qualifications introduced on screening test-India a safe Tourist Destination, claims Hotel
Assocaition Survey-New legislation
on Small Scale Sector Registration
of Indian Students with Foreign Medical Qualifications introduced
on screening test-Maran approves Foreign
Direct Investment worth Rs.218 crores-
Bahwans group invest Rs.5 million
in Chennai based Software Firm.
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- 25 million unemployed in the
Arab world by 2010. Predicts UNDP
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- Using the freedom index to characterize
the extent of freedom in Arab countries compared to the rest
of the world, shows that out of the seven regions of the world
Arab countries had the lowest freedom score in the late 1990s.
This low level of freedom in the region is confirmed by another
set of indicators of “voice and accountability”. This
set includes a number of indicators measuring various aspects
of the political process, civil liberties, political rights and
independence of the media. The Arab region has the lowest value
of all regions of the world for voice and
accountability.Full Report
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- Arab Women Moving Fast, But Still
Far to Go
- Korean company to sell Railway Engine,
Coaches to Saudi Railway Project -First Arab Human Development
Report spotlights gains against poverty--Amnesty announced in
Kuwait.
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- 23 new autonous Engineering
Colleges Allotted in -Nitish Kumar announces Creation
of New Railway Zones Kerala-Restrictions abrogated for oil sector reforms.
Toy Trains of Nilagiri Hills - a tourist attraction
(Jaya M)
The fantasy of childhood to venture into a thick and
dense forest for the sake of thrill comes true with the Nilgiris
Mountain Railway (NMR), the "toy train" of the tourists.
It takes people from Mettupalayam in the foothills of the beautiful
Nilgiris Mountain to the queen of hill stations, Ooty, atop the
mountain by traversing a distance of 45.88 km in around 5 hours.Full Report
- Underdeveloped Countries Doctors
payment too poor; WHO
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- Public health doctors in some developing countries
earn at best only 20% of what their colleagues in private practice
do Full Report
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- Multimillion Islamic Television channel from London.-Court of Inquiry into Tehelka dot com to
be finalised shortly, claims Government.--Ram Naik to lead
Indian delegation to Iraq, ONGC wins Contract-India
to Assist Ethiopia develop Small Scale Sector. India to seek increased market access in
multitrillion services trade-Clarendon
Parker consolidates DIC operations --Online Recruitment
-moves to the fore -New
Roadside S.O.S.Warning for Middle Eastern launch -due at Gulf
Traffic 2002 -School of the Future'
Programme launched in Dubai.-New Welfare Fund for NRIsKindly reproduce the attachment sent
with this. Mr.Kumar, MuscatDr. APJ Abdul Kalaam's speech in
Hyderabad- A must read for every Indian.--contribution
from a patriotic Gulf Malayali
US Embassy Alerts Americans
about Safety Precautions in Saudi Arabia -WorldCom is a prime
example of why we need a more involved Government- P.C.Thomas
not included in the Revised Central Cabinet -Shathrughnan
Sinha, Vinod Khanna in, Maneka Gandhi out O.Rajagopal removed
from railway to poverty-UAE Deports Muthappa Rai, Indian Fugitive-Beware of job placement racket on internet: UK Companies plan 30 food processing
JointVentures with Developing Countries.
The President K.R Narayanan , the Vice President
Shri Krishan Kant, the Prime Minister Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee
and the Deputy Prime Minister Shri L.K Advani with the new Ministers
after Swearing-in-Ceremony in New Delhi on July 1, 2002.
American Business Establishments
in the Arab World hide their US connection.--Western Companies keen to do business with
Iraq, abandons Compensation Claims.-Philippino
Accused of Killing Pakistani Driver facing Trial in Saudi Arabia
-H.L. Bajaj Takes
over as Chairman , Central Energy Agency-33 International Film
Festival Entries Invited-Project Management Institute's
conference highlights major development projects in Lebanon-Conversion to eco-friendly traditional
stoves-Sanmina-SCI's purchase of three Alcatel European manufacturing
facilities -Infrastructure Development Finance Company Limited
- Rights group concerned over death
sentences in Darfur
- Breaking News through Mobile phone, new SMS
service.
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- India will have a new Foreign Secretary soon..- Jury for 49th National Film Awards and
Indian Panorama 2002 constituted
- Testing medicines on Animals
: Good Laboratory practices
- Desert Beat, Avolites Middle
East and Seven Stars Events join hands with Palme for Dubai Show-Info2cell.com launches SMS Arabic Breaking
News service in the UAE-Chenab
Groups of UAE Takes ACCPAC into Pakistan
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- Story of Himamuddin involved in Rs.1000 crores Spare Parts
Scandal in the UAE
"Prominent Gulf Malayali" Himamuddin was
adorned with a 'Ponnada' last year by NORKA Chief Giji Thomason
as a token of recognition to the most prominent Gulf Malayali
in the UAE. Indians who are at the helm of affairs in major companies
commit fraud and some of them even sign on dotted lines. As part
of a crack down on corruption, even some of the ministers are
not spared by investigators. Gulf is a route to make quick bucks
for many people through illegal channel, but it is no more that
easy due to strict vigilence by the Governments and law enforcement
authorities. Since some of the Indians go out of their way to
make quick bucks, they end up in trouble from which even the
Indian government is unable to help them. It is high time that
they realised the importance of following the rule book to take
any crucial corporate decisions..Full Report.
Saudi delegation to visit Prisoners
in Cuba, 12 Kuwaiti families sue US over Guantanamo detainees
AI urges Sudan to stop killings
in Durfur
"Since the beginning of the year, at least 19
people are reported to have been executed in Darfur region. Many
others are at imminent risk of losing their lives in the coming
days, weeks and months if this alarming trend is not halted...More Human Rights Reports
10 Malayalam Quran required
to teach Keralites
National Commission on
Labour submits report, Rs. 2000 crore Children Fund proposed-
-DDA Flats possession
letters issued, Backlog to be cleared by 2004. Kerala;s
Friends Scheme makes annual revenue of Rs.20 crores.--Tremors
hit part of Saudi Arabia. Indian Executive in the Gulf Face investigation
for Bad Bank. loans. Malayali drowned to death
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News
Nonoxynol-9 ineffective in preventing
HIV infection - Rajagopal
to flag off New Ananthapuri Train Service to Kerala - Charge
sheet against Vanishing Companies, Directors - Higher
Secondary Admission date extended - Backward Community Development
Board Reconstituted.-Free Computer Education for Workers children
- Special support for treating Cattle Disease in Kerala - Chief
Justice to inaugurate new Court
- Freedom of Suppression;
Is India going back to the emergency period? -Keralamonitor.com
is an Yellow Newspaper says one reader, Congratulations on "Breaking News"
On the Fifth Indian School, says another reader. Full Report
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- Income Tax for expatriate workers under Saudi Government
Consideration.Watch this space.
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- Yesterdays News -- New
Restrictions on using Mobile Phones in Retail Outlets, patrol
pumps-Government declares Dukhtaran-e-Millat (DEM) as a unlawful
organization under POTO--Minimum Labour law may be amended-Deputy Collector suspended in Pattayam
case -One crore bumber prize for Onam Lottery..Karthikeyan meets
Collector to discuss black marketing in public distribution system
..Read more Malayalam News
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- Kerala politicians start
selling NRK welfare schemes
- K.Muraleedharan
- $100 billion remittance
by GCC expatriates in five years
- New survey gives poor
countries information on more affordable AIDS drugs-New IBM Technologies Exploit Web Services
to Address IT Challenge- US
Happy with Pakistani Military Action against Suspected Al Qaida
Forces -Socio
Economic Challenges in the Arab World.Corruption growing in
Middle East , Alleges US official- Political
Challenges facing Governments, USA in the Middle East-Nigeria : 1,098 victims of Women trafficking
deported in three years from Italy, Spain, US and Saudi Arabia-University of Tehran to promote human rights
studies
- Focus on farm evictions
in Zimbabwe.-Afghanistan:
Former Women's Minister Intimidated-Kuwait: Halt the execution
of three Bangladeshi migrant workers -Israel/Belgium: Dismay
at Sharon case decision-Israel / Occupied Territories: Palestinians
suffer renewed collective punishment
Home Ministry Report on
Terrorist Funding Channels implicate Pakistan -India's first on-tap securitisation programme
from Citibank- Saudi
Arabia planning Free Trade Zone with Iraq Police
Training Net Inaugurated, Indian Courts go Hi-Tech Ethiopian Government announces US $2.2
billion budget Church appeal for
conflict IDPs in western Upper Nile of Sudan Korea
donates 1,000 footballs to Ethiopian children Jordan
Telecom to Hold Convergence 2002 in July ICICI
Home Finance reaches $15 billion loan outstanding IBM's PC eXperience in Pakistan, Qatar,
Kuwait, Jordan Alcohol and
drug abuse on the rise in Mogadishu
- And the Winner is....the silent
majority of Indian community
- Indian Government approves community school in Seeb
- K.M.Meena, Indian Ambassador, Muscat
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- Keralamonitor.com, which has been reporting about
the Seeb School project from the day one congratulates K.M. Meena
for his victory, despite carrying on a successful fight against
all odds. Despite pressure tactics from various corners, we have
been strongly supporting the Ambassador in his lone battle for
serving the community interests. ..Read
our last report on Seeb Indian school
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- Non Performing Bank Accounts in Indian Banks: Recovery
Norms Revised Cases worth Rs. 110,000 crores
bad debts lying before
- Debts recovery Tribunals .Full
Report
- Dubai e-Government
joins hands with Dar Al Sada to launch first Arab-centric online
media syndication portal
- Khartoum reacts to
Bush call for it to end war
- States to receive
Rs. 108 crores for High Court Infrastructure
- Iranian Foreign
Minister discusses peace in Horn
- Indian Jelly filled cable
producers to report losses in 2002-03
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- Saudi Ship Caught fire killing
sailor, injuring several passengers.
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Saudi Arabia to build
more colleges to accommodate students returned from foreign Universities-
U.S. Treasury's
New Plans for Redigned Dollar notes to control counterfeit currency
-Bin Laden and Al Qauida leaders
are Alive, Preparing New Attacks--Saudi Arabia
is not target of Al-Qaeda Attacks --Defense Minister.-Air India, Indian Airlines to carry
50 kg free belongings of Indians who die in the Gulf - New General Managers at Radissons SAS
Middle East - IBM, Intel and
Microsoft Bring Powerful new Servers to the Middle East Market
-Delta Air Lines Adds Jumeirah
International Hotels as a SkyMilesâ Partner-MoICT
Partners with UNESCO to Get E-Government Staff Ready-Journalists organisation demands immediate
release of Internet journalist imprisoned for 28-months -. Multicrore Scam in diverting export
items to local market.
- Minoritities Protection in India
Full Report
- Cigerettes Prohibition bill
to ban Tobacco Advertisement, sale to minors -Nag Missile Test fired from Balasore
-Prices of
14 pharmaceutical formulations revised -Stop using vigilante groups to fight
crimes, NGOs tells Nigerian Government. -South
Africa : Apartheid victims claim could be more than $50 billion.- Farmers, herders clash leave 30 dead
in Plateau
- Hunger erodes traditional
values -Rape is
a sharp weapon of war in the East Africa - ONGC to
Buy Sudanese oil Company- 1213
foreign companies in India -Dozen Nigerian University students
killed in cult attack -US
radio to broadcast from Djibouti -Indian
International School Jeddah regains control over school property
from builder-India Develops
Nuclear,Biological andChemical Decontamination Ssytem-Israel to capture Palestinian
territories.--More
IT Companies relocate Middle East base to Dubai Internet City-Foreign
Companies keen to invest in Indian Oil and Gas Sector: BG to
invest $600 million in India Ram Naik-Fernandes
flagged in the Indian Army Annapurna-1 Expedition team--Brazzaville, Bangui centres for diamond
smuggling worth $100 million -Arab
Digital Distribution In Broadcast deal for Wimbledon Exclusive
-Number of South African children
orphaned by AIDS to increase-Free
schooling proposal in Zambia under scrutiny
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- Indian International School Jeddah regains control over
property, buildings.Full
Report
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- Covert Campaign by School lobby
to oust Indian Diplomat intensifies.Full
Report
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- Keralamonitor receives more
than 2 lakh visitors.(click
the counter)
- Saudi Arabia arrested 7 Al-Qaeda
men who were planning bomb, missile attacks inside the Kingdom
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- The Al-Qaeda members were planning
to carry out attacks in the Kingdom using high tech explosives
and two SAM-7 missiles. The Sudani, one of the ringleaders, was
involved in an abortive missile attack near Prince Sultan Air
Base in Alkharj, 80 kilometers (50 miles) south of Riyadh..Full Report
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- International Air
Passenger Traffic Down 5.8 Percent in May
- Royal Oman Police
Investigation nab Omani youth who robbed, attacked Indian, 12
year imprisonment for culprit
- Foreign Direct investment
reaches 4.6 billion in 2001-2001
- Seismology to be taught
as part of Engineering Courses
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- India’s bid for the
Olympics, 2012
- Global Investors
Meet is a conspiracy to convert black money into white : Dileep
Cheriyan- NORKA
Planning Heritage homes project for NRKs on closed school property
-I cannot appeal
for a reduction in prison term for NRIs languishing in Gulf prisons:
Prime Minister-Paying Lip Service
to Shipping Service from Kochi-NRK
Growth Fund to be launched in assocation with SBI, ICICI Bank-Ethiopia Pledge to boost
ties with Arab world--New
Therapy for 'Black Fever Is 95% Effective -States urged to increase
Thrust on Irrigation Projects- Police
Harassment of Indian Journalist Questioned
"We call on your government
to make public the findings of the investigation into case. If
he has been arrested on the basis of his reporting, CPJ demands
his prompt and unconditional release,' Ann Cooper, Executive
Director of international journalists association said.Full Report
UAE to introduce
automated entry service at Dubai Airport
Dubai: June 16, 2002. The electronic gates, which are
the first of their kind in the Middle East and a relatively new
global concept, are expected to speed up the entire process of
registration Full Report
Dubai-Muscat-Riyadh link
of Kerala Politicians
Coca Cola Parches Indigenous
Lands..Kerala Villagers fight oco-Colonisation of drinking Water
by MNC-No Water
to drink?, Drink a Coke
- Indian school may stop caution money deposit--Watch this space
- 204480 Undertrials in Indian
Jails--Panasonic
launches digital camera with SD memory card capability in the
Middle East--Focus on employment
for UAE Women in the government sector-Dubai
Ports Authority may participate in new Cochin Transshipment Container
Port project-
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- Some of the Gulf Star Shows are a cover to make
Blue Movies with Kerala actresses.--Watch again.
Vellappalli Nateshan joins RSS-BJP to fight communism?World
Bank project to improve education in India, Pakistan- .Full Report - Saudi
Minister Wants Chinese Wall between Girls and Boys in Schools-Three fold increase in Western Digital business
in the Middle East-UAE families
employ more housemaids than the number of family members: Official
- .Full Report
- 25 per cent increase
in the number of housemaid Absconding-Steps
to revive Indian Auto industry.
- Win Exciting prizes --LG World
Cup penalty challenge
- Growing Kerala-Gulf
flesh trade creates 60 'nationless' children born to Gulf Returnees.
US $140 billion
lost to corruption in Africa
- Is Vellappalli is trying
to convert SNDP into a pro-BJP Political Force?
- Indigenously designed Fast
patrol Vessel launched---Mohanlal plans public schools in collaboration
with NRI businessman.
- Major financial support to
states for export promotion
- No Change in the schedule
of the Engineering Services Exam 2002
- New hope for Coconut Farmers
of Kerala.Full Report
Washington State president
Pleads Guilty to Selective Attacks against Islamic Idrissi Mosque.
Full
Report
Syria's Zeyzoun Dam Disaster
Gets Mobile Satcoms AidNew
hope for Coconut Farmers of Kerala -Indigenously
designed Fast patrol Vessel launched -Mohanlal
plans public schools in collaboration with NRI businessman.-At least 60 die of heat stroke NGOs
alarmed by high rates of child sex abuse cases in Uganda-Religious leaders meet to discuss action
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