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Barrett, president and chief executive officer, Intel Corp 20-year old UAE youth shows unusual talent for investing Kerala portals Kerala Telephone Directory Gulf News visual media Gulf News Agencies Gulf Countries Photogallery Talented Guys Send e-Greetings KM Special News December 2001 November 2001 More KM Special Reports NEWS ARCHIVES E-bate forum Online Gulf Countries Kuwait Oman Saudi UAE Bahrain Qatar About Us Literary Adventures in the Arabian Peninsula..Repor t Gulf Media Monitor Delhi Malayalis Special Reports Kuwait Pictures from Sharjah, UAE Education News Kerala Women Romance Keralamonitor.com sweeps Gulf malayali community off their feet; Gulf Newspaper Music Monitor NEWS ARCHIVES	*Interest Subsidy for Coffee Growers Approved, Kerala Farmers to benefit* New 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. Internal transport subsidy on coffee exports, rescheduling of crop loans and steps to boost domestic consumption of coffee were amongst the measures announced today. 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 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 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 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 GOVERNMENT FULLY PREPARED FOR DEREGULATION OF OIL SECTOR: SHRI RAM NAIK Features: Reforms Transform Indian Telecom and IT sectors., Fake Labour Officers cheat Gulf Malayali shop owners More 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 WHO to Push for $66 Billion investment in health 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. Addressing a press conference here today the Minister for Civil Aviation Shri Syed Shahnawaz Hussain said several new systems have been introduced and other existing systems improved to ensure smooth journey for the pilgrims.more India to explore Japanese eco--cement technology President Assent to Constitution Amendment Bill, Seniority for Scheduled Casts, More News Saudi Police Arrest Four Expatriates for Digging out Women's Deadbody 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. It is not known whether the criminals were part of a Gulf based crime Syndicate which deals with human bodies..Full Report Indian Social Club Malayalam Wing Cultural Programme Co-ordinator submits Resignation. The Cultural Programme Coordinator of Indian Social Club (Malayalam Wing), Muscat has tendered his resignation to the ISC M Managing Committee.More Indian School Board to introduce New Rules based on Parents Survey Various points made by the parents regarding parent-teacher meeting, fees structure, financial aspects, auditing, centralised procurement of books and stationery and student counseling have been incorporated into a new action plan, which will be implemented by the new board of directors of Indian schools after getting some feedback from individual schools. These new ideas will be further refined by the board who will circulate the draft among 14 Indian Schools in Oman to get their views. Changing Role of an Accountant MiddleEastPostBox.Com Launches Campaign For British Airways Anniversary In The Middle East. U.S.: Geneva Conventions Apply to Guantanamo Detainees (New York, January 12, 2002) -- Human Rights Watch questioned Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's statement today that captured fighters from Afghanistan shipped to Cuba were "unlawful combatants" not entitled to protection under the Geneva Conventions. Human Rights Watch also criticized the reported use of chain-link cages to confine the detainees. Saudi Fort Demolition creates diplomatic dispute with Turkey Riyadh; The demolishion of the Ajyad fortress built during the Ottoman era on the Bulbul Mountain overlooking the Grand Mosque in Makkah to make way for a multibillion riyal commercial project has created tension between Turkey and Saudi Arabia Private Businessman Continues lobbying for private school The private promoter of the Seeb-Al Hail area, Oman has been continuing his campaign to exert considerable political pressure on the Indian Ambassador in Muscat K.M. Meena, who is equally determined to prevent misuse of the school by private businessmen who have been amassing huge amount of profit by fleezing ordinary Indians in the Gulf. Kerala Member of Parliament, P.C.Thomas has already send two letters to the Foreing Minister recommending that the private promoter gets the new school. The private promoter is visiting New Delhi at least twice a week to lobby for the private school.More Nigeria: First Execution under Sharia Condemned -Saudi Arabia: Allies Must End Human Rights Silence--Thousands Stranded in Afghan-Pakistan Boarder,Treat Afghan war prisoners decently: AI Lucky winners get laptop computers in Microsoft Windows XP online promotion Dubai, January 10, 2001: The first four lucky winners of the ongoing Microsoft Windows XP online promotion received their prizes at a special event held at the Microsoft office in Dubai Internet City. India, US Want more action from Musharaff to control Islamic militants Medical Commission to work out modalities of Dope tests in Sports--New Tourism Calender for Pacific Asia Travel Association--Peripheral Hospitals allowed to store Blood--India and US joint Brain Research Project--Vocational rehabilitation Centres to be set up in all states School Books should be Indo-Centric and Value Based Médecins Sans Frontières to participate in Dubai Marathon to raise funds. Thousands of Missing Saudis in the USA. Antony sacks Deputy Tax Commissioner Thiruvananthapuram; The Cabinet has placed Mr. Anil Kumar, the Deputy Commissioner, Commercial Taxes, under suspension today - for the 'sour chicken' he served for the greedy politicians and unscrupulous bureaucrats...More NCERT Textbook Revision: Joshi canvassing Teachers, Students 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. Toshiba launches Mobile Class Room Dubai: 9 January 2002 --- Using computers as teaching aids is now easier than ever with the launch of Tohsiba's "mobile classroom" - a unique and self-contained computerised teaching solution based on wireless notebooks.More UAE Network Information Center announces plans to target business & government sectors in UAE IRANIAN SALESMEN 'FIRST' FOR DUBAI LG PRODUCTS SEMINAR Indian Diaspora Commission Report Submitted to Indian Prime Minister New Delhi: The high level committee on the Indian Diaspora has recommended setting up of a special welfare fund for repatriated overseas workers in distress and negotiating a standard labour export agreement with host countries. The Final Report of the Commission submitted to the Indian Prime Minister in New Delhin on Tuesday, the committee suggested monitoring and supervision of both the employment contracts and the conditions of overseas workers by the Indian Missions.More IFFCO, KRIBCHO to invest in Oman Fertilizer Project Broiler 'Scam' and Scapegoats: Fox is still in hiding ! 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. Both the LDF and UDF governments wilfully ignored the rampant corruption in the state border areas.Read more about the scam and the Kerala Finance Minister's bid to save his face by sacrificing innocent bureaucrats...Full Report Ten Agricultural Export Zones coming up in India Indian Science Congress Concludes--Petroleum Prizes equalized in Ladakh, Andaman and Nicobar, Lakshadweep Islands--Advani visiting the US--4,500 Married Student get support from simplied Scheme in UK--More Channel Choice, Web Access to attract more people to Digital TV Etisalat launches Middle East's first kids portalDubai: Launching the new service at a press conference held in Dubai today, Mr. Mahir El Fadil, Senior Manager, Development & Marketing, EIM said that young children constituted one of the fastest growing user segments of the Internet. "Our studies have shown that children in the UAE are increasingly using the Internet as a resource for education and entertainment." more Israel Minister calls on Advani in New Delhi Flash News: Missing Indian School Muscat Student traced in Salalah: An senior standard student of Indian School Muscat who has been missing from yesterday was traced in Salalah, 1000 kms away from here.More Fiften Costly Ornaments Stolen from Alukkas Jewellery in City Centre--Carefour--Dubai Police launches Cyber Campaign-- Blair bribe Vajpayee with equivalent to Rs. 2100 crores?-- Blair family in India Tony Blair, Vajpayee Sign New Delhi Declaration on joint move on terrorism, development Joint Fight Against (Islamic?) Terrorrism Swadeshi Party's Government approved more than 1000 British-India Joint Ventures in five years. Indo-British Trade touches 5 billion. Partnership in Education, Science & Technology Partnership in health and Development 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, Beware of taxi travelling with money Law Commission Recommends Stringent Laws to prevent Sexual Abuse against Youngesters-- Admission to Company Secretaryship Course till February 28--100 per cent Foreign Direct Investment in developing Township, Housing and Buildin Favouritism is nothing new in ISCM, KCC Fund details still missing -Canon Middle East, ACCPAC and Systronics sign regional mega-project-Expatriate Van Salesman face job threat in Oman Bangladesh School Parents in Saudi Arabia agitated Accident Care and Transport Starts Gulf operation Mysterious Deaths of Indians in the Gulf continue Bahrain plans Minimum Wages Act, Amnesty to end-- Lower JFTC and OFC price realisations to affect profitability of telecom cable companies U.S. group demands ban on VHP, Bajrang Dal, declare them as terrorist organizations " we need to investigate organized groups in India which are killing, burning and razing houses of Christians and Muslims. We demand that the US takes steps to ban the terrorist groups the terrorist groups like, Bajrang Dal and VHP..More Air India tickets available through the Internet-- President promulgates Passport Amendment Ordinance--Spice Trade Association, Kochi allowed to do futures trading in pepper--Many UAE IT Companies to participate in Gitex Hyderabad 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 Muscat - Large number of Malayalis who have been working in the transportation and marketing of vegetables are facing a bleak future as Oman's Ministry of Labour has closed the vegetable market temporarily and started serious labour checking in vehicles carrying fruits and vegetable. More Visa Racket resurfaces .Malayali enroute Muscat missing ...Likely to be caught by the Seeb Immigration Authorities.Watch this space for details. GCC Summit Ends Yemen to become new member Economic, Customs agreements signed Muscat - The two day summit of the AGCC Supreme Council of six GCC countries ended here today evening under the chairmanship of Sultan Qaboos of Oman. The Summit elected Qatar's Minister and diplomat Abdul Rahman Al Attiya as the new GCC Secretary General who will replace Saudi Arabia Jamil al Hujailan, who completes two terms as Secretary General in April 2002. POTO promulgated New Delhi; December 31, 2001 The Prevention of Terrorism (Second) Ordinance, 2001 has been promulgated. The President promulgated the Ordinance today. Arab leaders want nuclear free Middle East settlement for Palestinian issue Denounces attack on Indian Parliament Seek UN Security Council mediation in SouthAsia Supports UAE in island disputes with Iran. Muscat -- The 22nd session of the AGCC summit started today evening at the Al Bustan Palace Hotel, Muscat under the Chairmanshilp of Oman;s King Sultan Qaboos. Leaders of the six GCC countries will take decision on going ahead with the plans to form a Joint Economic Bloc in the Gulf region, which will control nearly half of the world's oil resources. The GCC leaders are also likely to request both India and Pakistan to desist from mlitary confrontation and seek an amicable settlement.Full Dubai and Abu Dhabi to jointly hold Terry Fox Run on February 15--EIM launches Preferred Reseller Program for its BusinessOne ServiceGulf Ventures launched for inbound tourists to Dubai.Sultan bin Fahad Rewards Saudi Soccer Stars at Friends of Disabled Children Festiva-Excitement at tenants Iftar as Sahara Centre nears completion -Internet Chatting breaks marriage of Indian couple in Saudi Arabia--19 Saudi Youth sacked for not doing the Cleaning job--Arab thief steal Police Director's Car--Indian Government to constitute Bharat Shisha Kosh--Ramesh Chennithala inaugurates NORMA in Dubai Music - Celebration of life, writes Amjad Ali Khan Noted Sarod Maestro:Musical vibrations can convey moods and emotions and have the ability to mould and shape our consciousness. Different types of music can have different effects on the mind-both positive and negative. Power Struggle to control Indian Schools in Saudi Arabia: Riyadh: An intense power struggle has been going on for controlling the management of Indian School in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is the largest Gulf country where about 18 lakh Indians work. Electronic classrooms launched in the Middle East, UAE, Saudi devote billions to promote education Malayali salesman dies in Road Accident FIRST SNOW PLAYGROUND IN THE MIDDLE EAST' FOR DUBAI Malayali worker dies when the Mosque under construction Collapses Salalah (Oman) - In a tragic accident at Thana Industrial Area in Salalah, Oman, a 25 year old Malayali worker died at 10.30 a.m on December 23, 2001 when the concrete slab of a Muslim Mosque (under construction) fell down during construction..More View pictures of snow playground PC Thomas in covert league with business lobby BPL Limited in trouble as turnover, profit declines by 50 per cent--Applications invited for Civil Services Preliminary Examination, 2002--Special Arrangements for mailing X-Mas, New Year Greetings--Indian School Parents Unanimous about Fees Reduction P.C.Thomas, other politicians interfere in Indian School issue--Revised NCERT Text Books on Internet Soon : Dr.Joshi-Special Report on NCERT Malayali businessman abscond with One and half crores Rupees A Malayali businessman who has been a member of the Indian Social Club Management Committee abscond with huge amount of debt. Blade Companies cause bankruptcies among small-scale traders Special Report: Ayyappa Temple in New Delhi ISRO to complete Indigenous Cryogenic Energy by 2003 States to implement V.R.Krishna Iyer Report on Women prisoners Security Press Nasik makes Lakhs of Waste passports New Delhi: The India Security Press, Nashik has been diverting several lakhs of blank passports printed in the press as wastage. More than 18 lakh passports printed in the security press are mere 'waste'. However it is not known whether these passports find their way into the multimillion fake passport racket. Full Report Saudi 'Girl' becomes 'boy" after sex change operation Emergency Cabinet meeting vows to liquidate terrorists. US State Department condemns Attack on Indian Parliament Antony, Rajgopal meets Prime Minister Indian Embassy Muscat, Doha lost several crores on rental payment to private parties..Full Report Years after land allotment, Embassies in Muscat, Doha still operate from Rented Buildings. New Delhi--Delay in taking decision by the Ministry of External Affairs regarding construction proposals of chancery- cum-Embassy residences and other buildings in four missions including Muscat led to avoidable expenditure of Rs 26.27 core on hiring of buildings, reveals the Comptorller and Auditor General report. ISRO Studying Feasibility of Mission to Moon Innocent, Jomol, Sri Lekha I.P.S. to visit Muscat President to Give away 48th National Film Awards Malayalam film 'Shanthan' best Feature Film The Best Feature Film Award for the year 2000 will be given to Malayalam Film "Shanthan". The award carries a Swarna Kamal and Rs. 50,000/- each for producer and Director of the film. Swarna Kamal and cash prize of Rs.40,000/- each for Producer and Director for ‘Best Popular Film providing wholesome entertainment’ will be given to Tamil film "Vanathaippola". Nargis Dutt Award for the Best Feature Film on National Integration will be presented to Hindi film "Pukar" Japanese technology to help clean Indian Holy Rivers Tokyo: Indian Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee concluded his three day visit to Japan. In a statement from Tokyo, the Indian Prime Minister’said that the visit was satisfactory "I have completed three days of my official bilateral visit to Japan. Companies with Net Owned Funds of less than one crore Rupees prohibited from raising public deposits India to host convention on Cyber laws Maxtor's 160 GB Drive In The ME This Week Ministry of National Heritage and Culture raids four companies in Oman Board of Directors suspends seven member Management committee of Indian School Molada Posted Dec 6: 5.P.M. Molada; The fight for controlling the Indian community schools in Oman has reached a new stage as the Board of Directors summarily suspended the existing Management Committee of Indian School Molada, which has been in the ire of controversy for several months. Following a meeting between the seven members Management Committee with the representatives of the board of directors a few hours before, the board decided to suspend the MC till April 2001. International News Designation of 39 Organizations on the USA PATRIOT Act's "Terrorist Exclusion List" Indian School Muscat Principal Under Attack Kerala Government to set up Technical University: DHL UAE opensservice, logistics centre in Karama, Dubai Wanted Adequate toilets in Kerala schools Hassan wants to control yellow journalism High Court notices to Karunakaran, Jacob and 3 IAS officers BARC Develops device helpful in Combating Nuclear Terrorrism Agreements signed for the $ 969 milion Indo-Oman Fertilizer project Defence Transactions being investigated by Venkataswami Commission Abhayankar appointed as Special Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs Supreme Court orders to regulate anti-venom Units National Defence University planned India-France agree to intensify Trade and economic cooperation--More News Inmarsat Awards $55 Million Contract Iran-India Gas Pipeline Project Dr.S.M.H. Adeli, Dy.Foreign Minister of Iran met Ram Naik the Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas. The two Ministers discussed the issues pertaining to the proposed Iran-India Gas Pipeline CNN'S Riz Khan Teams up with Dubai Based Advertising Firm "In my travels as a journalist and broadcaster, I recognised a clear need for better communication by many businesses and governments, particularly in South Asia and the Middle East. Working together with B-M, my goal is to help them understand that need and build better relationships with their various audiences." Médecins Sans Frontières announces new initiative to enhance awareness in Dubai, Abu Dhabi BJP Government for removal of Objectional References from Text books. .US Alerts American Citizens to keep away from YEMEN Palestinian Authority Supports Terrorrism, Tanzim, 17 others are Terrorist Organizations: Isreal Cabinet Freeze on Islamic Group's Assets Questioned by US Muslims (WASHINGTON, D.C. - National American Muslim organizations today asked President Bush to reconsider his decision to freeze the assets of the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development (HLF), one of the nation's largest Muslim charities. Indian politicians intervene to cover up Indian School Controversy The Indian school reform in Muscat is taking a new turn as various parties in the game with vested business interest have sought political support from India to counter any move that will adversely affect their hold over the lucrative education business in the Gulf. The leading Kerala based politician has been frequenting Muscat for obvious reasons and to keep the new Indian Ambassador within limits. Similarly, a senior BJP Minister is in Muscat to discuss various things. It is believed that the Indian school issue will be one of the items in the minister's agenda...Full Report Exports of formulations to drive pharmaceutical industry growth over the next 5 years Bombay: Increasing exports of generic formulations (formulations not protected by patents) from the India would be main driver for exports in next five years. According to a CRIS INFAC report on the pharmaceuticals industry, export demand for formulations is expected to increase at a CAGR of 25 per cent, due to an increase in the exports to the developed markets.	January 17, 2002.6.30 P M. Kerala Monitor viewers profile Talented Gulf Malayali Chandra Prasad Noted Malayalam Singer Muscat Talented Girls Malayalam Column: First e-dinar in the Gulf Latest Kerala News Kuwait IT industry attracts Microsoft & key partners Ali Dalloul, Country Manager, Microsoft Kuwait, Qatar & Bahrain World Supports India's Stand against Terrorrism K.G. Joglekar (Senior Indian Journalist) Rajasthani Folk Music by Pragya Paliwal Gaur* Headlines Best Friends: by Tahirih Tazehzadeh Send your comments Some landmarks in Indian Cinema..Ashok Kumar Abdullah Taibah - appointed National Executive for General Electric in Saudi Arabia Upholding Morality in Public Life..N.Vittal Dr.P.Mohammed Ali, prominent Malayali businessman in Oman gets Oman civil order Grade III from His MajestySultan Qaboos. The growth of the Malayali Managing Director of Galfar Group of companies is one of the unique cases of rags to rich capitalism in the Gulf Gulf Malayali of the week Vinod, Saudi Arabia A Facet of National Integration Anas Haddad Dubai e-Government. Twelve year old Classical Dancer: A victim of ISCM Favouritism? India's Philosopher statesman..Lalit Sethi* New Swissair UAE Headquarters in Dubai inaugurated Foundation stone laid for new building for Islamic School- KERALA MONITOR *Report on Lord Ayyapa* DELHI MALAYALI HOME Malayali Talent Shilin P.B View his Work Vertscape provides Net Web Services solutions in the GCC region Visit Kuwait KM Special Reports KM special Reports Saudi Arabia: Profile Indian IT Update Afghanisthan: Rights Violations The Prime Minister, Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee inaugurated and chaired the Seventh Meeting of the Inter-State Council today.more US-Arab Leaders Discuss Middle East peace process Middle East News Business & Technology news School Monitor Kerala Monitor in the News LG launches All in One Home Theatre System in the Middle East Join KM Debate on the functioning of Indian Social Clubs in the Gulf FLOWER THERAPY IN AYURVEDA The growing Flower Culture of Kerala New: Twins online DELHI MALAYALI ASSOCIATION Kids online Report on NCERT AL-jazeera Television Main suspects in the World Trade Centre Attack. Major Terrorist Incidents, 1961-2001 e-Government: Dubai Department of Economic Development plans Online Trade LicensesMore Abu-Dhabi schools to be provided with advanced IT infrastructureMore Indian Missions abroad Video Games Birthday Greetings Introducing Gulf Malayalis CBSE Award for Malayali lady teacher in Saudi Arabia News Agencies Education News Results for Hindi Correspondence Course Announced Final Results of the Combined Defence Services Examination Declared FOUR ARRESTED FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING Chalachitra Keralam Malayali Girl Escape from the Mafia Forced to give statement in front of Video Camera 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. In a special interview given to keralamonitor at Cochin, the girl has alleged that even though she was recruited by one Malayali agent to work as housemaid, he had been behaving badly with her and mentally harassed her. continuously.Full Report Public Appeal Against Woemn Traffickers Crime Monitor Surviving the 81St Floor of World Trade Tower Two..Victim who survived the Building Collapse..More Emirates, Saudia, Kuwait, Yemen allowed to use Kochi Airport Beware of fake "intelligence officers" who come for robbery, house Breaking FM Peres Suggests International Task Force for Combatting Terrorism Advani advocates oint Working Groups up with the US and Other Countries to combat Terrorism



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