Rupee, peso weakness stretches UAE expat remittances
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Rupee, peso weakness stretches UAE expat remittances
Quick look at current exchange rates - as of October 28- against the UAE dirham Dubai: Softness in Asian currencies continues to benefit UAE expats, who get more back home for every dirham they send. The Indian rupee, Philippine peso and Pakistani rupee are all trading near multi-year lows. Sign up»»»
HC appoints Dubai-based wife legal guardian of man in coma
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court has appointed a woman (51), based in Dubai for work, as the legal guardian of her husband who is in a comatose condition and is looked after by her parents in Chandigarh.Justices Riyaz Chagla and Farhan Dubash on Tuesday passed the order on her petition to appoint her »»»
BBC uncovers lasting toxic legacy of cargo ship disaster off Sri Lanka
Four years after a stricken cargo ship caused the largest plastic spill ever recorded, volunteers on Sri Lanka’s beaches are still sifting kilograms of tiny, toxic plastic pellets from the sand. Billions of plastic nurdles, as they are called, are thought to have washed up after the X-Press Pearl d»»»
BBC uncovers lasting toxic legacy of cargo ship disaster off Sri Lanka
Four years after a stricken cargo ship caused the largest plastic spill ever recorded, volunteers on Sri Lanka's beaches are still sifting kilograms of tiny, toxic plastic pellets from the sand. Billions of plastic nurdles, as they are called, are thought to have washed up after the X-Press Pearl d»»»
Report uncovers lasting toxic legacy of cargo ship disaster off Sri Lanka
NEGOMBO, Sri Lanka — Four years after a stricken cargo ship caused the largest plastic spill ever recorded, volunteers on Sri Lanka's beaches are still sifting kilograms of tiny, toxic plastic pellets from the sand.Billions of plastic nurdles, as they are called, are thought to have washed up after»»»
'Rare portal into UAE's past': Student films 1,800-year-old Ras Al Khaimah tribe
Twenty-two-year-old Dubai-based film student Ali Fuad filmed a documentary uncovering the untold story of the Al Shehhi tribe—a resilient Emirati community living in Ras Al Khaimah’s mountains for over 1,800 years. His film highlights the tribe’s unique language, traditions, and way of life, much o»»»
"We made some business mistakes": BYJU'S founder Ravindran
Dubai [UAE], May 17 (ANI): Byju Raveendran, founder of beleaguered edtech giant BYJU'S, acknowledged that the company made "some business mistakes" when it expanded "too fast" to 21 countries due to the 'mandate' from the world-class investors."When we tried expanding from India to the whole world,»»»
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