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Sharjah Ruler issues new housing rules for families, bachelors
The Ruler directed authorities to take measures to ensure the privacy of bachelors, families. New housing rules were announced in Sharjah on Thursday, on the directives of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Member of the
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New technology to help identify bodies of 'unknown victims'
Police took to Instagram to announce the new technology. The Abu Dhabi Police have launched a new system that can be used in merging and identifying the data and records of unknown victims of 'disasters' and incidents. Brigadier
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UAE announces 2,000 government jobs within 100 days
The ministry will organize a recruitment fair in September. The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) has announced that 2,000 job opportunities would be created within 100 days due to the accelerators that implemented in the
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Selfless service, equality define Abu Dhabi's first gurudwara
The facade of Gurudwara Mata Sahib Kaur doesn't give any hint of a religious place. A journey through the dusty lanes of M11 sector in the
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Expert suggests diet to reverse diabetes in 72 hours
Dr Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury said his 'DIP diet' can fix any kind of disorder within the body. By following a special diet rich in fruits
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Man jailed for groping passenger in Dubai Metro
The man was on a visit visa. A 33-year-old man, who groped a woman at a Dubai Metro station, was sentenced to three months in jail by the Dubai
Read MoreSaudi women happy about new 'freedom'
Previously, women had to gain approval from a male guardian in order to obtain a passport. Saudi women in the UAE hailed the new amendment approved by the Saudi Cabinet on Thursday that allows women aged 21 and above to travel independently.
Read MoreDubai inches closer to becoming the world's best city for the disabled
The aim is to make Dubai the world's best city for the people of determination when it hosts Expo 2020. Dubai is moving forward on its course to becoming an inclusive, barrier-free and a disabled-friendly city by 2020. The city has left
Read MoreHow English teachers shaped my life
Enid Parker goes down memory lane to the classroom incidents that left a lasting impact. Last week I was pleasantly surprised to receive a phone call from a former teacher, Rosie George, who worked at Dubai's Indian High School (my alma
Read MoreDon't run away from your debts in UAE: Experts
Fleeing the country without paying your debts in case of a job loss could prove risky, warn experts. If you have a bank loan and you lost your job, what would you do: Flee or pay? Some may think of packing their bags and fleeing to their
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