Teen goes missing after late-night phone reprimand | Vadodara News
Vadodara: Kapurai police have launched a search for a 16-year-old boy who went missing from…
From borrowing Rs 8,000 from his mother to building UAE tech firm: Indian expat shares success story
Indian expatriate Anas Abdul Latheef For Indian expatriate Anas Abdul Latheef, success in the UAE is not defined by business milestones or government contracts. Instead, it traces back to a phone call he made to his mother more than a decade ago.According to a report by Gulf News, Latheef still remembers borrowing Dh350 (around Rs…
Indian Embassy in UAE to pause passport, visa services from June 26-30 ahead of Al Hind Tours takeover | World News
Indian passport and visa services pause June 26-30 embassy announce. The Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi has announced a change in its outsourced consular service provider in the UAE, with Al Hind Tours and Travel LLC set to take over passport, visa and attestation services from July 1, 2026.As part of the transition, current service…
FIFA World Cup 2026: USMNT’s brightest star only plays for America because of a delayed flight | Football News
USMNT star Folarin Balogun’s career could have looked very different without one family trip/ Image: X Folarin Balogun announced himself on the biggest stage in football when he scored twice in the United States’ opening FIFA World Cup 2026 victory over Paraguay. Days later, he followed that performance with another influential display against Australia, helping…
Dubai launches initiative to protect over 5,000 children online after UAE bans social media for under-15s
Reinforcing its push for safer digital spaces for children, Dubai has launched a new nationwide initiative aimed at promoting healthy technology use among young people and supporting parents in navigating the challenges of the digital age.The Community Development Authority (CDA) in Dubai, in partnership with Digital Dubai and Sage Clinics, unveiled the “A Child’s Right…
Uae Retail T-Sukuk: UAE launches first retail T-Sukuk, letting residents invest in government-backed assets from Dh1,000 | World News
UAE opens sovereign Sukuk market to individual investors / Image – file For the first time, UAE residents and citizens will be able to invest directly in government-backed Islamic Treasury Sukuk with as little as Dh1,000, opening a market that was previously reserved largely for institutional investors.The UAE Ministry of Finance has launched the country’s…
Tourist loses Rs 76k in Dubai mall before flight, police returns it after UAE departure
A tourist who believed she had lost Dh3,000 forever during a shopping trip in Dubai received an unexpected surprise after Dubai Police tracked down the missing cash and transferred it to her bank account after she had already returned home. Tourist reports cash loss before departure The Arab tourist realised she had misplaced the money…
Quote of the day by American financier J.P. Morgan: “If you have to ask how much it costs, you can’t…” | World News
J.P. Morgan (Image: Wikipedia) There are moments in buying decisions when the conversation shifts quietly. Someone asks for a price, hears it, and the tone changes. Not always because it is unaffordable, but because the situation was never really about comparison in the first place.That shift is what people often associate with J.P. Morgan, one…
Indian expat Shajeer Venga wins Rs 5 crore grand prize in Sharjah Islamic Bank lucky draw | World News
Shajeer Venga wins Rs 5 crore in Sharjah Islamic Bank’s millionaire campaign. Just weeks after opening a savings account with Sharjah Islamic Bank, an Abu Dhabi-based Indian expatriate has won the Dh2 million grand prize in the bank’s Millionaire campaign. The winner,Shajeer Venga, 34, opened his account through the SIB Digital App and was selected…
UAE sets 15 as minimum age for social media use, first Arab nation to impose rule
The UAE Cabinet has approved a resolution setting 15 as the minimum age for children to access and use social media platforms, becoming the first Arab country to introduce such a measure, news agency Reuters reported.Under the new regulations, children below 15 years of age will not be allowed to create or operate personal social…
Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia warns drivers of up to SR900 fines for illegal car window tinting | World News
Saudi Arabia reminds motorists to check window tinting rules / Image – file Saudi Arabia‘s General Traffic Department has issued a fresh warning to motorists, reminding drivers that violating the Kingdom’s vehicle window tinting regulations could result in fines ranging from SR500 to SR900.The reminder comes as authorities continue efforts to improve road safety and…
