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Police Arrest Absconding
Salesman who fled with money, watch this space
Beware of hot sites February
10, 2002
Internet users get monthly
telephone bill of ten thousand dollars!
- Dubai - A large number of Arab and expatriate Internet browsers
in the UAE, Oman and other Gulf countries have been duped by
dubious telephone companies from the UK which lured them to pornographic
sites, hijacked their modem and telephone line to make international
calls to certain UK destinations. Internet Service providers
from the region have received scores of complaints from customers
who have incurred huge telephone bills without their knowledge.Full Report
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- Indian School Darsait students Annual
Day performance
- Sharjah Cricket Stadium's
New Hi tech Health Club
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- Hamad Malik, Waqer Younis, CLive Lloyd and Matthew
Vincent, Business Development Manager, Al Seyagh Brothers Trading,
inaugurate the new health and recreation centre, Sharjah.
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- Seven Malayali Artistes perform
Arangettam
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- MUSCAT – An enchanting dance arangetram was performed
by eight, budding and talented classical dancers of various Indian
schools at the Darsait Temple hall last week.The event was graced
by Indian ambassador, K. M. Meena and his wife, Poonam Meena.More
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- Special class Railway Apprentices
Examination 2001
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- The Union Public Service Commission has published
the Roll Numbers of Candidates who have qualified for interview
on the results of the Special Class Railway Apprentices’
Examination, 2001.
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- Expatriate Murders Friend for taking
Telephone Cards--Pregnant Malayali women passenger deliver
baby Fake Labour Officers
collect money from Malayali Shop OwnersKing
Abdul Aziz Airport Renovation Plan in Saudi Arabia.--CBSE Counselling Service Centre in Indian
High School Dubai
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- Striking Elco Workers in
front of their company-Dispute
between labour contractor and Malayali officials caused the problem
What is the relevance
of social organisations, which scannot handle common man's problem?
Elco Employees get One Month
Salary, Malayali subcontractor blamed for the problem.
Malayali Workers threaten to commit suicide in Company
Premises
February 6, 2002.Fifty
Indian workers who were brought to Muscat by Ms. J.V. International
to work for Elco Industrial and Trading Company had a temporary
relief because the company agreed to pay one months salary today.
Some of the workers said they will commit suicide in front of
the company, if they are not send to India or their payment is
made.More
UAE Ministry of Education
& Microsoft honour top 10 students
Dubai, February 5, 2002: The UAE Ministry of Education
(MOE) and Microsoft Gulf honoured the top ten student winners
of the inter-school technology proficiency competition - Developing
Education through Technology - conducted in secondary schools
across the UAE.
Fast Lane expands its training
to Bahrain.--Middle East Switchgear
and Legrand launch Training Centre
Government Employees' Strike
total
Normal functioning of Gvoernment offices in the state
came to a grinding half as 500,000 employees and teachers started
an indefinite strike in protest against the United Front Governments
austerity measures,
Indefinite Strike started as negotiations
fail
Pregnant women sentanced to death
by stonning for adultery: Human Rights body
Recently, a pregnant southern Sudanese woman, Abok
Alfa Akok, was sentenced to death by stoning for adultery, and
at least six men have been sentenced to limb amputation for theft.“Imposing
the death penalty in Arabic on this young woman who does not
understand Arabic well constitutes a denial of her most fundamental
human rights, and the amputation of hands and feet is a brutal
punishment that disables permanently.”
USA: Amnesty International to tour
jails housing post September 11 detainees
Pakistan:
New anti-terrorist courts breach fair trial norms
Including military officers in panels of judges which
try
'terrorist' offences will undermine the independence of the
judiciary
Israel Ooccupied Territories /PA: Only
justice can end human rights crisis,
Measures to intercept electronic
information Tamiflu® approved
for the treatment and prevention of influenza in the UAE--Barclays bank's e-commerce initiatives in Kuwait--e-Next and Ducab Select to provide round-the-clock
access to information--War against Middle East power industry
Counterfeiters stepped up crackdown--LG Electronics to
introduce high end products in Qatar--Petroleum
Distributor Gives Driving tips and Guidelines in UAE--Indo-Russian Working Group on Trade and
Economic Cooperation Krishan Kant gave away the National Child
Awards for Exceptional Achievement--ADB
renews commitment to India with new office building in New Delhi
Malayalis on strike against
non payment of salary, repatriation, seek NORKA help
More than 200 employees of ELCO in Oman face bleak future.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM; Jacob from Thodupuzha and Thomas from
Mavilikkara have been working in Elco, a company that makes oil
tankers, in Ghala, near Muscat in Oman. Relatives of many workers
like them from Kerala, are worried because they are unable to
come back to India. Several workers from Thodupuzha, Mavelikkara,
Puthupally, Thengana, Vazhoor and other parts of Kerala are stranded
in the Gulf. These workers are now engaged in a strike against
the management for non payment of salary for nine months, renewal
of visa and labour card and repatriation back to India by paying
their air ticket and end of service benefits. Many workers from
other Indian states are facing the same situation More
- Global
Security Alert for US Citizens
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- U.S. citizens
and interests abroad remain at increased risk of terrorist attacks,
including by groups with links to Usama Bin Ladin's Al-Qaida
organization.
- Applications invited for Indian
Forest Service Examination
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- New Delhi: The Union Public Service Commission have
invited applications from candidates for the Indian Forest Service
Examination to be held from 13th July, 2002.
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- More labour reforms to support
private Industry
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- The most prestigious Shram Award,
the Shram Ratna has been conferred on Raghavan Pillai Parameswaran
Nair of Korba Super Thermal Power Station (NTPC),. Korba (M.P.).
It carries a cash award of Rs. two lakh and a `Sanad’.
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- Indian Women: Society needs
to change mindset
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- The sex ratio in 0-6 age group which was 945 female
per 1000 males in 1991 has further declined to 927 per 1000 males
in 2001 indicating a systemic bias and unhealthy use of ultra-sound
pre-natal test devices.
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- Malayali youth suicide linked
to work
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- Three Malayalees among four Indians killed in Kuwait
oil fire
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- NEW DELHI: The massive fire that broke out following a blast
in the al-Rawdatian oil field in Northern Kuwait on Friday killing
four and injuring 19 is under control. Among those died three
were Malayalees and one a Maharastrian. More
- Singaporean NRI to invest $250
million in Kerala Education Project--Kerala Employee Unions firm
on Indefinite Strike, Chief Minister willing to negotiate
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- Young Talent; Raghee Raveendran
who bagged siz prizes in Keralolsavam 2002.
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- Severe Punishment for Cyber Crimes
in India
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- Electronic pornography,,shall be punished on first
conviction with imprisonment of either description for a term
which may extend to five years and with fine which may extend
to rupees one lakh. In the event of a second or subsequent conviction
with imprisonment of either description for a term which may
extend to ten years and also with fine which may extend to rupees
two lakh...More News
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- Latest US Department of State
Report on Oman
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- Washington D.C; During the Cold War period, Oman avoided
relations with communist countries because of the communist support
for the insurgency in Dhofar. In recent years, Oman has undertaken
diplomatic initiatives in the Central Asian republics, particularly
in Kazakhstan, where it is involved in a joint oil pipeline project.
When Sultan Qaboos assumed power in 1970, Oman had limited contacts
with the outside world, including neighboring Arab states. Only
two countries, the United Kingdom and India, maintained a diplomatic
presence in the country.More
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- CBSE to start language, cultural
courses abroad
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- New Delhi : The Central Board of Secondary Education's
(CBSE's) international cell will start offering courses in Indian
languages, culture and history specially designed for children
of non-resident Indians (NRIs). The courses would give an an
overview of various aspects of Indian culture that the expatriates
miss most. The courses would cover languages like Hindi, Tamil,
Malayalam, Bengali, Punjabi and Gujarati Full
Report
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- Indian Embassy, Kuwait Seek help
to repatriate Cheated Workers--Arab
Convention for the Suppression of Terrorism": a serious
threat to rights
- Afghanistan: Prison conditions
endanger lives "The lives of thousands
of prisoners in Afghanistan are at riskbecause of the conditions
in which they are detained.
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- Funds released for Family Benefit
Scheme in Kerala--Switzerland's
new international airline brand identity announced--G E Shipping
complies with STCW 1995 norms--Cooling Central to Construct New
Ras Al Khama project--New WHO report
on Global Health Spending
NRK Deposits in Kerala
grow further
According to the Kerala Government study, the percentage
of expatriates in the UAE had risen sharply between 1968 and
2000. The share of expatriates, which was 36.5 per cent in 1968
shot up to as high as 75 per cent in 2000. Of all the expats
in the UAE, as much as 42 per cent is constituted by Indians.
Global Economists to Attend Hedge
Funds World Conference 2002 in UAE--Dr.
Ambedkar Chair at Vikram University, Ujjain
- Click Online for Majid Al futtaim
Group--One more suspect in Kolkatta
attack arrested.Former Chief Justice Chancellor of Sanskrit Vidyapeeth
- Flight trials of Surface to Air
Missile Trishul held in Kochi
Indonesian housemaid commits
suicide after killing seven month old baby to avenge rape by
Arab Sponsor
- Dubai : January 29, 2002 A teenage housemaid from
Indonesia has committed suicided in one of the Gulf countries
after murdering the seven month old daughter of her Arab employer
. What is suspected to be a double murder occurred last week
in the Government housing apartment in one of the Gulf capital
cities. More
150 Saudi Bank Accounts
suspected of funding Bin Laden
Riyadh : Saudi Monetary Authority has identified about
150 individual and business bank accounts involved in alleged
money laundering ctivities.Concern
is also raised about the fate of 100 Saudi nationals in Cuba.
Sruthi R. Bhadran
bags Eight first prizes
Indian Social Club Malayalam
Wing Members Dominate ISC Kerala Keralolsavam Winners List
Twelve year old Classical Dancer: A
victim of ISCM Favouritism?
Russian Pregnant women prisoners
raped
'Recently a new pattern of rape in detention of pregnant
Chechen women by Russian soldiers is reported. Rape is not only
used as a weapon of war -- women detainees are also victims of
this form of torture at the hands of law enforcement officials,"
read the full report
New Delhi; A variant of AGNI Surface-to-Surface missile
was flight tested successfully today 25 Jan 2002 at 0845 hrs
from the Island Test Range off Orissa coast.
India-U.S. "Joint Working Group
on Counter -terrorism"
Vijana Vasudevan, Sruthi Bhadran
win Bharatanatyam first prize
Muscat--Out of 18 artists who have participated in
senior Bharatanatyam section Vijana Vasudevan emerged victorious
by obtaining the much coveted first prize. While, Kavya Madhusadan
got the second prize and Rakhe Raveendran got the third prize.
Keralolsavam 2002
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- Dubai Shopping Festival 2002
: More Hype, Incentives to lure Global Visitors
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- DSF 2002 will take place at a time when the travel and tourism
sector is witnessing very very serious problems after September
11 Twin Tower crash. Since the Dubai Shopping Festival 2001 did
not evoke as much interest as the DSF 2000, the organisers are
enhancing the advertisement campaign in different parts of the
world through different mediums.Full Report
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- UAE Jeep® Dealers Launch Mid
East's First Off-Road Academy
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- "The UAE Jeep Off-Road Academy is an off-road training
school landmark in the region and has the full backing of DaimlerChrysler
Middle East," said Craig Hardie, Sales and Marketing Manager,
Trading Enterprises, the sole Jeep distributor for Dubai and
the Northern Emirates.
- Spanish Government backs Middle East
campaign to promote Spanish olive oil
- ISC Salalah to organise MELA
2002.
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- New Methods used by Visa Agents
to dupe Gulf MalayalisA new and innovative type of visa
racket has surfaced. In this case, the victims are not the aspiring
Gulf Malayalis, but Malayalis who are already working here. Two
Malayalis, Sagar alias Rasheed, and Muneer -have collected huge
amounts from ordinary workers promising job visa.
Malayali Lady duped by Travel
Agent Rescued from Oman-UAE boarder town
Dubious recruiting agents
in Kerala are cheating innocent girls
Kochi : One more Malayali women from Central Kerala
who was taken to the Gulf by a Malayali travel agent to work
as a housemaid has been rescued due to the timely intervention
by the Indian Ambassador in Muscat K.M.Meena and other embassy
officials following a red alert send by her relatives from Kerala.
The girl was rescued from the clutches of a group of criminals
one month after she was send to the Gulf.More
Dubai Bound Ship Capsize, 19 Crew rescued by US Naval
Ship.Seventeen people on a Dhow bound to Dubai
had a miraculous escape when it capsized off the Arabian Sea
near Kochi coast last week.More.
Kerala Government Eyes Alliance
with the Dubai Internet City Dubai: Kerala Government
is exploring the possibility of entering into a long term alliance
with the Dubai Internet City.
Malayali, Yemeni Workers Shot Dead by Saudi Youth
Is the Anti-Indian Feeling
Growing in the Gulf?
Riyadh: January 19, 2002: A Saudi youth has shot dead a Malayali
worker Muhammad ( 48 years), from Perinthalmanna, Kerala who
has been working in a taxi company owned by an Arab. The Saudi
Police have already arrested Thursday night the culprit. Full Report
Nationwide Pulse Polio Immunization
Programme on January 20 for 16 crore Children
Compaq Opens first Solutions and Technology
Center at Dubai Internet City
19th January 2002, Dubai, UAE - Compaq Middle East today announced
that it has opened the first Solutions and Technology Center
in Dubai Internet City (DIC).
JAN 23: D-DAY FOR SATELLITE VIEWERS
IN MIDDLE EAST
Dubai, 19/1/2002: The movers and shakers behind four of the
Middle East's largest satellite pay-TV networks confirmed the
date of the full joint encryption of their channels broadcast
across the region.
- End of Welfare state in
Kerala!
Antony firm on Austerity Measures,
issues Government Order Many schools to be closed contributory
pension schem, No STD, ISD, Vehicle facility for officers, many
allowances withdrawn.
Oman Government Waive off
Huge Hospital Bill of Malyali Who sustained serious Burn Injuries
- Malayali Freelance Travel Agents
Vanish with RO 30,000
Mohanlal,best actor, Suhasini
Best ActressBharath Mohanlal has been selected
as the best actor for the sixth viewers Awardof the National
Film Academy for his performance in 'Ravanaprabhu'. Suhasini
got the best actress award for her performance in 'Theerthadanam
- No plan to increase LPG, Kerosen
prices: Naik
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- Interest Subsidy for Coffee Growers Approved, Kerala
Farmers to benefitNew Delhi: The Central government has
approved an Interest Subsidy Scheme for the coffee growers for
the current year under which 5% interest subsidy will be provided
to small coffee growers on the working capital or crop loans
availed by them. More
Kochi Refineries Limited,
a Stand alone South Indian Refinery--Al
Jallaf Opens New Abu Dhabi Jeep Showroom--Toshiba
poised to become Kuwait's biggest supplier of portable computers--UAE
FedEx to benefit from the services
of Mercator's IEQ
Gulf Malayali News
- NORKA should deal with the
Gulf Malayali Masses directly, not through unpopular Social Organisations
- World Malayali conference
in Germany
- Gulf Malayalis are prone
to get Diabetics: Research Report.
- Sruthi Sreedharan, Neha Greeshma
Murali and Upasana to stage
Arangettam in Muscat
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- E-Dinar Payment System Introduced in
the UAE
- Dubai : At a time when the GCC leaders are moving ahead to
introduce a common Arabian currency, a private company has introduced
an e-dinar in the Gulf region. The e-dinar is the first electronic
currency that unleashes the potential of worldwide e-commerce
by enabling secure payments over the internet that are backed
by physical gold.
- Fake Labour Officers collect money
from Malayali Shop Owners
- Malayalam Column:
- Arab Gang of five arrested
for armed robbery of RO 50,0000 from Oman UAE Exchange
- MUSCAT - The Omani police have arrested a gang of four Omanis
who have been engaged in armed robbery.The gang was involved
in robbering the car belonging to the Oman UAE exchange Centre,
a money exchange house. The Oman UAE Exchange car which was coming
from the United Arab Emirates with currencies worth RO500,000,
was intercepted near Al Aqr roundabout in Shinas by the gang
which arrived at the spot in another car.
- 2001 was a terrible year for our
industry," said Craig R. Barrett, president and chief executive
officer, Intel Corp.
- India-Iran Gas Pipeline Project
Reviewed
Oil Ministers discuss increased cooperation
- Five Pedestrian Crossing
Bridges in Muscat within Six Months
- India can produce more than one million
passenger cars per year - Rs.750
crore investment for Auto Research
- Palestinian Authority smuggling
weapons from Iran, Iraw, Jordan; Israel Minister--Alukkas Traces 15 Gold Bangles Stolen from
the Shop
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- Malayali Carpenter commits
suicide
- Chandrashekhar, an ordinary Indian worker was forced to commit
suicide because the company did not send him to India for treating
'Herania', an inflammation of the male organs. He was undergoing
treatment and the doctors advised him to go to India for better
treatment. The company was unwilling to pay his salary for two
years, renew the labour card or take any step for his treatment..Full Report
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- Egyptian Foreign Trade Minister calls
on Vajpayee
 Suchetha Dalal,
Kirit Somayya in the Investor Protection Fund Committee--Journalists, Nursers can change sponsors
in the UAE 160 Employees of
Saudi Biscuit Factory Strike against non payment of salary--Two Saudi infants found dead in uncles
water tank.--Sahara Shopping Centre
in Sharjah gears up for Grand Opening--Lufthansa
Online Miles Programme in the Middle East
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- GOVERNMENT FULLY PREPARED FOR
DEREGULATION OF OIL SECTOR: SHRI RAM NAIK
- Features: Reforms Transform Indian
Telecom and IT sectors.
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- Another Kerala Politician in Sexual
harassment CaseTHIRUVANANTHAPURAM, January
14: The Crime Branch probe into a sexual harassment complaint
by a senior ndian Forest service (IFS) officer Prakrithi Sreevastava
against the former forest minister andJanata Dal Secular leader
Neelalohitadasan Nadar has found the accused guilty.More
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- WHO to Push for $66 Billion investment
in health
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- No nationshould take India
forgranted: George Fernandes New Delhi:
Let me reiterate the Government of India’s commitment to
the bilateral dialogue process between India and Pakistan in
accordance with the letter and spirit of the Shimla Agreement
as well as the Lahore declaration.' Let no Nation, no matter
how big or small take India for granted. We will do everything
that needs to be done to protect our interests,", George
Fernandes said in a statement.More
Army Chif's Interview with Sainik
Samachar on the Army Day-- 2002
Haj Flights to Start TomorrowNew
Delhi; All the arrangements are complete for this year’s
Haj flights starting tomorrow. Nearly 70,000 pilgrims will be
transported by the Government of India to Jeddah and back between
January 15 and March 29 from a record number of ten cities in
India. Three new embarkation points have been added this year
– Lucknow, Kozhikode and Srinagar – to make travel
of pilgrims from these regions more convenient..more
- India to explore Japanese
eco--cement technology
- President Assent to Constitution
Amendment Bill, Seniority for Scheduled Casts, More News
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- Saudi Police Arrest Four Expatriates
for Digging out Women's Deadbody
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- Jeddah: Saudi Police have arrested four expatriate workers
last Friday for digging out a female deadbody from a public graveyeard
in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The four expatriates were arrested
when they were digging out a woman's body two months after her
burial in Jeddah's Faisaliah cemetery.Full
Report
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- Indian Social Club Malayalam Wing
Cultural Programme Co-ordinator submits Resignation.
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- The Cultural Programme Coordinator of Indian Social Club
(Malayalam Wing), Muscat has tendered his resignation to the
ISC M Managing Committee.More
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- Indian School Board to introduce
New Rules based on Parents Survey
- Saudi Fort Demolition creates
diplomatic dispute with Turkey
- Médecins Sans Frontières
to participate in Dubai Marathon to raise funds.
- Thousands of Missing Saudis
in the USA.
- Saudi Telecom Company sign
multi-million dollar partnership with Xerox
- Saudi Manpower Ministry Create
Fund from Expatriate Residence Fees.
- New Computer Aided Driving License
to fight fake licenses--Saudi
Arabia's oldest Newspaper in Crisis.
- Indian Diaspora Commission Report Submitted
to Indian Prime Minister More
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- Broiler 'Scam' and Scapegoats:
Fox is still in hiding !
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- Raghavan Kadanad
"The chicken controversy tended to divert the attention
of the people from another big muti-crore 'scam' involving a
section of the sales tax officials and poultry farmers across
the Kerala-Tamil Nadu check posts which has really drained the
exchequer for long. .Full Report
- Etisalat launches Middle East's
first kids portal
- Fiften Costly Ornaments Stolen from
Alukkas Jewellery in City Centre--Carefour
- Dubai Police launches Cyber Campaign-
- UAE to introduce Centralised
Recruitment System through Dubai e-Government portal--Public can complaint against Erring Saudi
Policemen.
- Muscat Malayali attacked, robbed
while travelling on Taxi
- Expatriate Van Salesman face job
threat in Oman
- Bangladesh School Parents in Saudi
Arabia agitated
Three beheaded for homosexuality in Saudi Arabia--Saudi Princes arrested for harassing families
Three Saudi men convicted of sodomy and marrying
each other were beheaded yesterday in the southwestern city of
Abha, the Saudi Interior Ministry said in a statement..more
Localisation in Fruits and Vegetables
MarketsHundreds of Malayalis
may lose job, Mawela Vegetable market closed MoreMalayali
Girl Escape from the Mafia Cochin:
Ending one and half month period saga, the Malayali women from
Ernakulam who was recruited by a Malayali agent to work in Oman
as housemaid, has reached home safely. Full
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