Author: Imtiyaz Ahmadi

UAE Schools Expand FS2 & Grade 1 Capacity as Age Rules Change

Written by on 3 February 2026

Schools across the UAE are increasing capacity for FS2 and Grade 1 after the Ministry of Education introduced new entry age cut-off rules, leading to a sharp rise in applications. Under the updated policy, children can now join FS1 if they turn three by December 31 of the admission year, instead of the previous August […]

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India Knock Pakistan Out with Commanding U19 World Cup Win

Written by on 3 February 2026

India’s Under-19 cricket team delivered a commanding performance to eliminate Pakistan from the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2026 with a 58-run victory in the Super Six stage in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The win secured India’s place in the semifinals while ending Pakistan’s campaign. After being asked to bat first, India recovered from an early collapse to […]

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Five Arrested After Shots Fired at Shetty’s Residence

Written by on 3 February 2026

Early Sunday morning, multiple gunshots were fired outside filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s residence in Juhu, Mumbai, causing alarm among residents. No injuries were reported, but police recovered evidence of gunfire and examined CCTV footage around the building. In response, authorities increased security at Shetty’s home and launched a high-priority investigation. The Mumbai Police and Crime Branch […]

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Everything to Know About the 2026 Grammy Awards

Written by on 30 January 2026

The 68th Grammy Awards will take place on Sunday, February 1, 2026, starting at 8 pm Eastern Time (6 am Gulf Standard Time on February 2) and will be held at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The main ceremony will air live on CBS and stream live on Paramount+ for subscribers. For those who […]

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Ajman Police Warn of Deadly Carbon Monoxide Risk from Power Generators

Written by on 30 January 2026

Ajman Police have issued a safety alert warning residents about the fatal dangers linked to improper use of portable power generators. Authorities described carbon monoxide as a “silent killer,” as the gas is colourless and odourless and can build up quickly in enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces, causing unconsciousness or death within minutes. Police urged […]

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Crystal Dunn Announces Retirement After Glittering Career

Written by on 30 January 2026

Olympic champion and World Cup winner Crystal Dunn has announced her retirement from professional football, bringing an end to an outstanding career with the US women’s national team. Dunn earned 160 international caps and played a key role in the USA’s 2019 World Cup victory and their 2024 Olympic gold medal. At club level, she […]

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Serena Williams Refuses to Rule Out Tennis Comeback

Written by on 29 January 2026

Serena Williams has fuelled speculation about a return to professional tennis after refusing to rule out a comeback. The 23-time Grand Slam champion, who last competed at the 2022 US Open, recently completed the necessary paperwork to be eligible for testing. Speaking during a recent television interview, the 44-year-old said she would “see what happens” […]

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Shahid Kapoor Lauds Triptii Dimri’s Performance in O’Romeo: “She Put Her Whole Heart Into It”

Written by on 29 January 2026

Actor Shahid Kapoor has praised his O’Romeo co-star Triptii Dimri for her dedication and powerful performance in the upcoming romantic drama directed by Vishal Bhardwaj. Calling her a “very good actress,” Shahid said Triptii has worked extremely hard and poured her heart into the role. He added that her character is strong and pivotal to […]

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Ancient Chinese Artifacts in RAK Highlight Historic Silk Road Tie

Written by on 29 January 2026

Rare Chinese ceramic artifacts discovered in Ras Al Khaimah have revealed centuries-old maritime Silk Road links between China and the Arab world. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty, the finds were uncovered through a joint archaeological mission involving museums from China, RAK and Duke University. Chinese officials said the discoveries highlight long-standing trade and cultural […]

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