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From insurgency to Arabica: Nagaland finds a new revolution in coffeeNagaland is brewing a new future, shifting from its past to a vibrant coffee economy. Local farmers and young entrepreneurs are leading thi...- Gurnoor Brar: Gentle giant who took up cricket at 17 and got picked for India at 26Sukhbir Singh Brar, a Punjab Police ASI, supported his son Gurnoor's cricket dreams. Gurnoor, a tall pacer, has been selected for India's T...
- US issues new sanctions over Iran's oil shipments to ChinaThe U.S. has imposed sanctions on three individuals and nine companies, including entities in Hong Kong and the UAE, for facilitating Iran'...
- No French, No civic test: France’s exam‑free Visiteur visa Indian HNIs are quietly using as a first step to EU residencyFrance's 2026 immigration reforms, including civic exams and language tests, have caused concern for many. However, the financially indepen...
- Actor Madhavan’s son Vedaant becomes the most-followed athlete in West Virginia. Here’s all you need to know about swimming championVedaant Madhavan, son of R. Madhavan, has become the most-followed student athlete in West Virginia, going ahead of players from more popul...
- ‘Iranians now blame US-Israel, not Tehran, for their economic woes’Iran's economy, known as the 'resistance economy', is facing severe impacts from the ongoing US-Israel war. Economic pressures are mounting...
- Xi's $270 billion Middle East bet limits China support for IranChina's substantial investments across the Middle East, particularly in green tech and tourism, are now jeopardized by regional conflict. D...
- India withdraws bid to host UN Climate Summit COP33 in 2028India has withdrawn its offer to host the United Nations climate summit COP33 in 2028. The decision was conveyed to the Asia-Pacific region...
- Tamil superstar once worked as an accountant in Dubai earning Rs 33,000 per month, also distributed pamphlets on roads. Today, his net worth is Rs 150 croreVijay Sethupathi once worked as an accountant in Dubai. He used to earn Rs 33,000 per month. He took on part-time jobs, distributing pamphl...
- ED arrests Al Falah group chairman in 2nd money laundering caseJawad Ahmad Siddiqui, chairman of Al Falah Group, has been arrested again. This new money laundering case involves a fraudulent acquisition...
- How the UAE is emerging as the new global education and career hubDubai is rapidly becoming a top destination for students worldwide. The city's universities are expanding, attracting international talent ...
- How Dubai became a hotspot for foreign millennial talentDubai has become a prime location for millennial talent due to its strategic location, substantial foreign investment, and diverse economy....
- Expect new innovations from global grad show to fend off covid-19 threatAs the world is still scrambling for a potent vaccine that could eliminate Covid-19, the global emphasis, for the present, is on preventing...
- Public sector job openings in Dubai: Salary, eligibility and moreDubai government is looking to hire professionals and high-skilled individuals across sectors like Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), Dub...
- Indians advised against travelling to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait via UAE amidst growing coronavirus cases"Due to COVID-related restrictions on incoming passengers, currently it is not possible for Indian nationals to transit via Dubai and Abu D...
- Dubai aims to inoculate 70% of population with Pfizer vaccine in 2021The financial hub of the United Arab Emirates began the first phase of the vaccination campaign last week, targeting "priority groups", inc...
- UAE to build 'first city on Mars by 2117'Dubai, Feb 16 (IANS) The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will build the first city on the Red Planet as part of the 2117 Mars project in collabo...
- Loughborough University becomes latest ICC-accredited testing centreLoughborough now joins Cardiff Metropolitan University, Cricket Australia's National Cricket Centre in Brisbane and the Sri Ramachandra Uni...
- Singapore, Hong Kong favoured destinations for MBA aspirantsCost effective MBA degrees with international exposure make Asian countries increasingly favoured destinations for management aspirants. Mi...
- UAE's handouts ruin dream of an Emirati-run economyThe handouts, based on traditions of royal patronage dating back centuries to Bedouin society, now discourage citizens from working, academ...
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