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The Woman Who Gave Indian Children In Saudi Arabia A Classroom Of Their Own
Zeenat Jafri completed her Masters degree from Jammu and Kashmir University and also holds degrees in Bachelors of Education (B. Ed) and Masters of Business Administration (MBA).
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Opinion | Pakistan's Jihad Factories May Soon Be Getting A 'Saudi' Lifeline
For years, Riyadh has financially backed clerical groups and madrassas promoting the Salafi and Wahhabi schools of thought in Pakistan. If the new deal expands such patronage, it may solidify the framework on which the military-jihad complex relies.
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18-Year-Old Marries 31-year-old Ex-Liverpool Star Sadio Mane, Returns To School And...
Sadio Mane, the Senegal football team captain, is currently playing for Saudi Arabia team Al Nasssr
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Students Skipping School In Saudi Arabia Can Put Parents At Risk Of Jail
Parents in Saudi Arabia could face imprisonment if their children stay away from school for 20 days without a valid reason, the Gulf News reported.
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Saudi Arabia Bans Abaya In Examination Halls, Asks Female Students To Wear School Uniforms
In Saudi Arabia, the abaya is no longer permitted in exam rooms, and female students must wear school uniforms.
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2 Dead As Heavy Rains Hit Saudi Arabia, Block Road To Mecca
At least two people died on Thursday as heavy rains hit western Saudi Arabia, including the coastal city of Jeddah, delaying flights and forcing schools to close, officials said.
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Saudi Crown Prince Touts Vertical Homes, Offices In Zero-Carbon City
The zero-carbon city that Saudi Arabia plans to build at NEOM will vertically layer homes, offices, public parks and schools within a mirrored facade stretching over 170 km (150 miles), the crown prince said in remarks carried by state media
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Mideast Sandstorms Delay Flights, Close Schools, Harm Health
Sandstorms across the Middle East have delayed flights, closed schools and hospitalised thousands -- a phenomenon experts say could worsen as climate change warps regional weather patterns.
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Yoga Could Soon Be Introduced In Saudi Arabia Schools As A Sport: Report
Yoga will soon be introduced in schools in Saudi Arabia as part of the sports curriculum due to its significance for mental and physical health, the president of the Saudi Yoga Committee, Nouf Al-Marwaai, said.
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Ashok Leyland Launches Falcon Super And Gazl Buses In Saudi Arabia
Ashok Leyland, which already has about 3,500 buses plying on the roads of Saudi Arabia, says that the launch of Falcon Super and Gazl buses will help it further expand the market share of its products in the country.
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Saudi Arabia To Suspend International Flights Over Coronavirus Scare
Saudi Arabia said Saturday it would suspend international flights for two weeks in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Saudi Prince's $500 Billion Megacity Shows Signs Of Life
The walls are covered with graffiti in the sleepy fishing village of Khurayba. There are supplications to God, advertisements for vacation rentals and house painters. Near the local school, there's a scribbled plea: "Open the windows of hope and drive out the despair."
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Women Are The Face Of Change In Saudi Arabia - But How Far Will It Go?
Navigating daily life in this sprawling metropolis of 7 million people requires a complicated set of calculations for the 50 percent of the population that is female. Will a man be available to drive me to this or that appointment? How will the children get to school? Which door should I use to enter this building? Which line should I join to order...
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UN blacklists Saudi-Led Coalition For Killing Children In Yemen
The United Nations blacklisted a Saudi Arabia-led military coalition on Thursday for killing and injuring 683 children in Yemen and attacking dozens of schools and hospitals in 2016, even as it said the coalition had taken action to improve child protection.
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After Saudi Lifts Ban, University To Open Driving School For Women
A university in Saudi Arabia has said it will open a driving school for women, in a first for the ultra-conservative country after a ban on women driving was lifted.
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The Woman Who Gave Indian Children In Saudi Arabia A Classroom Of Their Own
Zeenat Jafri completed her Masters degree from Jammu and Kashmir University and also holds degrees in Bachelors of Education (B. Ed) and Masters of Business Administration (MBA).
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Opinion | Pakistan's Jihad Factories May Soon Be Getting A 'Saudi' Lifeline
For years, Riyadh has financially backed clerical groups and madrassas promoting the Salafi and Wahhabi schools of thought in Pakistan. If the new deal expands such patronage, it may solidify the framework on which the military-jihad complex relies.
-
18-Year-Old Marries 31-year-old Ex-Liverpool Star Sadio Mane, Returns To School And...
Sadio Mane, the Senegal football team captain, is currently playing for Saudi Arabia team Al Nasssr
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Students Skipping School In Saudi Arabia Can Put Parents At Risk Of Jail
Parents in Saudi Arabia could face imprisonment if their children stay away from school for 20 days without a valid reason, the Gulf News reported.
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Saudi Arabia Bans Abaya In Examination Halls, Asks Female Students To Wear School Uniforms
In Saudi Arabia, the abaya is no longer permitted in exam rooms, and female students must wear school uniforms.
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2 Dead As Heavy Rains Hit Saudi Arabia, Block Road To Mecca
At least two people died on Thursday as heavy rains hit western Saudi Arabia, including the coastal city of Jeddah, delaying flights and forcing schools to close, officials said.
-
Saudi Crown Prince Touts Vertical Homes, Offices In Zero-Carbon City
The zero-carbon city that Saudi Arabia plans to build at NEOM will vertically layer homes, offices, public parks and schools within a mirrored facade stretching over 170 km (150 miles), the crown prince said in remarks carried by state media
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Mideast Sandstorms Delay Flights, Close Schools, Harm Health
Sandstorms across the Middle East have delayed flights, closed schools and hospitalised thousands -- a phenomenon experts say could worsen as climate change warps regional weather patterns.
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Yoga Could Soon Be Introduced In Saudi Arabia Schools As A Sport: Report
Yoga will soon be introduced in schools in Saudi Arabia as part of the sports curriculum due to its significance for mental and physical health, the president of the Saudi Yoga Committee, Nouf Al-Marwaai, said.
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Ashok Leyland Launches Falcon Super And Gazl Buses In Saudi Arabia
Ashok Leyland, which already has about 3,500 buses plying on the roads of Saudi Arabia, says that the launch of Falcon Super and Gazl buses will help it further expand the market share of its products in the country.
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Saudi Arabia To Suspend International Flights Over Coronavirus Scare
Saudi Arabia said Saturday it would suspend international flights for two weeks in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Saudi Prince's $500 Billion Megacity Shows Signs Of Life
The walls are covered with graffiti in the sleepy fishing village of Khurayba. There are supplications to God, advertisements for vacation rentals and house painters. Near the local school, there's a scribbled plea: "Open the windows of hope and drive out the despair."
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Women Are The Face Of Change In Saudi Arabia - But How Far Will It Go?
Navigating daily life in this sprawling metropolis of 7 million people requires a complicated set of calculations for the 50 percent of the population that is female. Will a man be available to drive me to this or that appointment? How will the children get to school? Which door should I use to enter this building? Which line should I join to order...
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UN blacklists Saudi-Led Coalition For Killing Children In Yemen
The United Nations blacklisted a Saudi Arabia-led military coalition on Thursday for killing and injuring 683 children in Yemen and attacking dozens of schools and hospitals in 2016, even as it said the coalition had taken action to improve child protection.
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After Saudi Lifts Ban, University To Open Driving School For Women
A university in Saudi Arabia has said it will open a driving school for women, in a first for the ultra-conservative country after a ban on women driving was lifted.
