Muaz Shabandri / 18 January 2014 BJP, Cong creating insecurity in minorities for political agenda For new entrant Aam Aadmi Party, reaching out to Muslim voters is crucial in the upcoming elections. The party has carefully distanced itself from communal politics but has made provisions for minor

BANGALORE: GLOCAL UNIVERSITY, where one can pursue a range of exciting courses, beckons students from all parts of India to be part of its holistic educational experience. With seven major institutes and 35+ Post graduate/Professional courses to offer in a sprawling 300-acre campus and world class i

Dubai’s push to fast track infrastructure development will get a major fillip with the start of Dubai Tram service soon. The Roads and Transport Authority will start test run of the Tram within the next two weeks time. RTA said the first zone test-run will start from January 26th, 2014 and it’s n

15 Jan 2014 | Correspondent | Bhatkallys News Mumbai: Dr. Zakir Naik has been listed No. 6 amongst the Most Admired Persons in Pakistan in a survey for ‘The Times’ of nearly 14,000 people in Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia, US, Australia, Pakistan, Indonesia, India, China, Egypt, Nigeria a

Indian handset maker Micromax has launched a new budget smartphone A66 Bolt priced at Rs 6,000. The handset is available for purchase on the company's website, with a promised delivery time of 7 to 10 business days. Micromax A66 Bolt sports a 4.5-inch TFT display (480x854p). The phone is powered

  (IANS) / 15 January 2014 Doctors have removed a mass of impacted hair weighing half a kg from the stomach of a 12-year-old girl in China’s Henan province. Doctors at the First Affiliated Hospital of Henan University of Science and Technology in Luoyang, Henan province, surgically rem

Riyadh: Five distinguished scholars from various parts of the world, including a Saudi, won the prestigious King Faisal Prize on Tuesday. The announcement was made at a glittering event on Tuesday night. The King Faisal International Prize for Service to Islam was awarded to Dr. Ahmed Abou Bakr Lem

The decision taken by the Haj Ministry to issue Umrah visas during the month of Safar has proved to be a boon to domestic tourism with about 750,000 pilgrims performing Umrah during the month. Al-Sayed Ahmed Sheikh Alwi, an expert in the economics of Haj and Umrah tourism, said the ministry had, wi

Available vacancies in UAE for today Accounting / Finance 318 Aviation 4 Banking 125 Beauty / Health / Fitness 150 Driving 98 Education 88 Engineering 1015 Hospital / Medical 397 Hotel / Restaurant 164 Human Resources / Recruitment 122

Tension prevailed for some time, following a clash between two groups and stone-throwing at Kamalapur area of the city on Tuesday afternoon. Four persons, including two policemen, were injured in the incident.  Police had to resort to mild caning to disperse the groups. The situation was brought

Those wishing to leave UAE or change jobs must have no outstanding penalties Dubai: Expatriates will not be allowed to leave the UAE unless they have paid all their fines in line with new Interior Ministry measures. “Expatriates must not have any unpaid fines or any police cases against them i

Services via smart phones to include renewal of passports, visit visas Abu Dhabi: The Ministry of Interior will soon offer services via smart phones to renew passports, 30-day and 90-day visit visas, as well as domestic workers card and entry permits among other services, a senior official said Mo

BHATKAL: One of Karnataka’s leading English Daily has carried a detailed article on the food of Navayaths written by community’s prominent journalist, Mr. Aftab Kola who is currently based in Muscat. The article says that the traditional dishes are being forgotten. It says, “In a world where fast fo

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has estimated that its membership in the State may touch five lakh by January 26.  But, party volunteers say that the State unit may not be devoid of members who may have joined just to make a fashion statement. Filtering out non-serious members may bring down its tot