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"The System Is Broken": Kuwait Reformists Demand Political Change
Inside Kuwait's national assembly, 41-year-old lawmaker Dawood Marafie is a fresh face, determined to live up to the hopes of a younger generation exhausted by perpetual political turmoil in the Gulf state.
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Indian Mission In Nigeria Monitoring Case Of Missing Ship: External Affairs Ministry
The Indian mission in Abuja is in touch with authorities in Nigeria and Benin about a ship carrying 22 Indians believed to have gone missing in the Gulf of Guinea, the External Affairs Ministry has said.
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Dubai Smartest City In Gulf Region: Study
Chinese ICT giant Huawei on Sunday said Dubai is the smartest city in the Gulf region in relation to strategy and execution.
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Kerala Minister Denied Diplomatic Passport To Travel To Saudi Arabia
Kerala's Local Self Government Minister KT Jaleel, who was asked by the state government to fly to Saudi Arabia to coordinate efforts with Kerala cultural groups amid reports of hundreds of Keralites in the Gulf kingdom having been rendered jobless and facing a food crisis, on Thursday evening said he was denied a diplomatic passport.
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Stranded In The Gulf, Indian Workers Make Video Appeal: Bring Us Home
Indians workers stranded in the United Arab Emirates with expired work permits, no pay and limited food, water and sanitation have appealed to the Indian government for immediate repatriation and financial assistance.
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Kuwait Bails 4 Suspects in Iran-Linked Cell
Kuwait's lower court Tuesday bailed four suspected members of a 26-member cell accused of plotting attacks on the Gulf state in collaboration with Iran and the Shiite group Hezbollah.
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Kuwait Seeks Death For 11 Mosque Bombing Suspects
Kuwait seeks the death penalty for 11 out of 29 suspects being prosecuted for their alleged role in a deadly suicide bombing in a mosque last month, newspaper al-Qabas reported on Wednesday.
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Gulf-Based NRIs Hail Budget as 'Growth-Oriented'
NRI businessmen in the Gulf region have hailed India's budget as forward-looking and growth-oriented.
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Forcing workers to toil in heat is anti-Islamic: Saudi scholar
A top Saudi cleric has said that forcing labourers to work in the hot summer sun is forbidden in Islam and contradicts the basic objectives of the Sharia law.Ali bin Abbas Al Hakami, member of the Board of Senior Ulema and member of the Supreme Judicial Council in Saudi Arabia, denounced those who give scant respect to this basic philosophy of Isla...
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"The System Is Broken": Kuwait Reformists Demand Political Change
Inside Kuwait's national assembly, 41-year-old lawmaker Dawood Marafie is a fresh face, determined to live up to the hopes of a younger generation exhausted by perpetual political turmoil in the Gulf state.
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Indian Mission In Nigeria Monitoring Case Of Missing Ship: External Affairs Ministry
The Indian mission in Abuja is in touch with authorities in Nigeria and Benin about a ship carrying 22 Indians believed to have gone missing in the Gulf of Guinea, the External Affairs Ministry has said.
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Dubai Smartest City In Gulf Region: Study
Chinese ICT giant Huawei on Sunday said Dubai is the smartest city in the Gulf region in relation to strategy and execution.
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Kerala Minister Denied Diplomatic Passport To Travel To Saudi Arabia
Kerala's Local Self Government Minister KT Jaleel, who was asked by the state government to fly to Saudi Arabia to coordinate efforts with Kerala cultural groups amid reports of hundreds of Keralites in the Gulf kingdom having been rendered jobless and facing a food crisis, on Thursday evening said he was denied a diplomatic passport.
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Stranded In The Gulf, Indian Workers Make Video Appeal: Bring Us Home
Indians workers stranded in the United Arab Emirates with expired work permits, no pay and limited food, water and sanitation have appealed to the Indian government for immediate repatriation and financial assistance.
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Kuwait Bails 4 Suspects in Iran-Linked Cell
Kuwait's lower court Tuesday bailed four suspected members of a 26-member cell accused of plotting attacks on the Gulf state in collaboration with Iran and the Shiite group Hezbollah.
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Kuwait Seeks Death For 11 Mosque Bombing Suspects
Kuwait seeks the death penalty for 11 out of 29 suspects being prosecuted for their alleged role in a deadly suicide bombing in a mosque last month, newspaper al-Qabas reported on Wednesday.
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Gulf-Based NRIs Hail Budget as 'Growth-Oriented'
NRI businessmen in the Gulf region have hailed India's budget as forward-looking and growth-oriented.
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Forcing workers to toil in heat is anti-Islamic: Saudi scholar
A top Saudi cleric has said that forcing labourers to work in the hot summer sun is forbidden in Islam and contradicts the basic objectives of the Sharia law.Ali bin Abbas Al Hakami, member of the Board of Senior Ulema and member of the Supreme Judicial Council in Saudi Arabia, denounced those who give scant respect to this basic philosophy of Isla...
