Kuwait: The Sultan Center (TSC) Salmiya received a bomb threat around noon on Monday. The officials at the Sultan Center immediately asked everyone to leave the shopping center once the threat was received, including the staff.
Kuwait: Although Kuwait Municipality and their Demolition Committee have been working vigilantly across Kuwait to remove all violations, such as diwaniyas, trees, fences, and sand barriers around camps, it failed to discover an underground night club.
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Mumbai: Study conducted by Indian sexologists says 45 minutes of yoga every day can boost sex life. It’s official — 45 minutes of yoga a day can help women improve their sex life. A team of eminent Indian sexologists from New Delhi, Mumbai and Pune conducted an experiment involving 40 women, aged between 22 and 55 years, at a yoga institute in Thane over three months that confirms this premise.
Kuwait - Lenovo has teamed up with Kuwait partner Alghanim to launch its latest Idea PC range in the country. During the launch event, the vendor met with top resellers and executives from the Kuwaiti IT channel to discuss the current market conditions and Lenovo’s future in-country plans. The overall Kuwaiti IT market is worth US$761m per year according to research from Business Monitor International (BMI).
Kuwait - The National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) announced on Monday it will hold a seminar to be attended by former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice next March.Rice will be key speaker at the seminar, titled “Developments of Regional and International Political Situations”, NBK said in a statement.
Kuwait: In response to a recent report published in Al Watan Daily, entitled "60,000 expat civil servants dispensable," Deputy Chairman of Kuwait Society for Human Rights Amer Al-Tamimi said, in an exclusive interview with Al Watan Daily, that "the labor force is saturated and Kuwaitis can assume some of the positions which the foreign labor force are occupying."
New delhi: Anuradha Mattoo’s two sons, aged 5 years and one month respectively, were born on the same date — December 29. But that was no coincidence. "When I realized that my second baby is also expected in the same timeframe as the first one, I prayed the delivery happens on the same date as well," says Mattoo.
Kuwait - The agreements signed by Kuwait are binding, and the State is committed to respecting basic labor rights and is keen on keeping in line with labor legislations, said Social Affairs and Labor Undersecretary Mohammad Al-Kandari on Sunday. Speaking at the opening of a workshop on how to respond to international reports on agreements and recommendations regarding Kuwait’s accession to the International Labor Organization (ILO), Al-Kandari said his country’s membership in the ILO came before its membership in the UN, as it ratified a total of 19 agreements.
Kuwait - Exceeding the use of electricity and using electrical extensions of low-quality can set a fire, warned the Fire department on Sunday.Some houses and factories use poor adapters in operating equipments with heavy electrical loads which cause the outbreak of fire, Fire Department Public Relations Director, Khaleel Al Amir said in statements to KUNA.He added that fires have other causes such as children playing with flammable materials.
Cochin - When his overnight flight landed, Abdul Wahib walked out of Kochi’s palm-fringed airport and hugged his family. After 24 years of working in the United Arab Emirates, he was home. He carried a suitcase and a layoff notice: His well-paid job as a forklift operator at Dubai’s once-bustling port was terminated.
Raipur: An Indian Administrative Service Officer (IAS) in Chhattisgarh has been found to have a staggering 220 bank accounts and assets worth millions of rupees. This was revealed after the income tax department raided his residence here, official sources said on Saturday. The IT department raided the houses of some IAS officers and businessmen in Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh in the past two days.
Kuwait:- Kuwaiti participation in the 19th New Delhi international book fair comes in the context of India being a promising market for both of publishers and writers at the world level, head of the Kuwaiti delegation taking part in the fair Muhammed Hassan Al-Badah said here Saturday.Al-Badah added, in a statement to the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), that this has a particular significance as India is the biggest third publisher of the English books in the world after both of the US and Britain, besides its issue of publications in more than 35 languages.
Kathmandu: When Britain’s Prince Harry served in Afghanistan last year, his royal skin was protected by Gurkha bodyguards, the valiant and fiercely loyal mountain warriors from Nepal.Hollywood celebrities, who are the new royalty of the US, are also known to seek Gurkha bodyguards and watchmen to keep stalkers and other perils at bay.
Kuwait:-Eligibility for self-sponsorship in Kuwait will only be available to expatriate businessmen with KD 100,000 or more invested in Kuwaiti firms, as well as other official certification, according to a senior Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor (MSAL) official.
For Babu Islam, a driver, the delivery truck has transported him into his real dream, his dream house and a happy family because, as he says, there will always be a time when people need ‘big help’. This need cannot be fulfilled by a big brother or even the closest friends and relatives.
