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In the latest effort by UAE authorities to attract more foreign investment through competitive legal and social change, UAE plans to remove its monopolies on the sale of imported goods. 
According to reports by Financial Times, the government has proposed a law to stop the automatic renewal of existing business contracts, allowing foreign companies to distribute their products or change local agents at the end of the contract.
From small businesses to joint ventures, family-owned businesses generate 90% of the private sector in the Gulf countries and account for three-quarters of all employment.
Over the past year the UAE, a growing economic rival of Saudi Arabia, has taken measures to make its economy more attractive to foreign investors and talent.

UAE plans to end monopoly on major business families

Family-owned businesses, from small businesses to joint ventures built by leading business groups for decades, generate 90 percent of the Gulf state's private sector, accounting for three-quarters of all employment.

Over the past year the UAE, a growing economic rival of Saudi Arabia, has taken measures to make its economy more attractive to foreign investors and talent.

In the latest effort by UAE authorities to attract more foreign investment through competitive legal and social change, UAE&nbsp;plans to remove the biggest business families monopolies&nbsp;on the sale of imported goods as per reports
FT reports, the UAE&nbsp;government is looking to propose a law to stop the automatic renewal of existing business contracts, allowing foreign companies to distribute their products or change local agents at the end of the contract.
Family-owned businesses, from small businesses to joint ventures built by leading business groups for decades, generate 90 percent of the Gulf state's private sector, accounting for three-quarters of all employment.

It's being dubbed as the most expensive divorce settlements in Britain's history.
A British court has ordered the ruler of Dubai to pay his ex-wife and their children close 550 million pounds or $730 million in divorce settlement.
A High Court judge said Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum must pay 251.5 million pounds to his UK-based sixth wife, Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein. The Sheikh will also have to make ongoing payments for their children underpinned by a bank guarantee of 290 million pounds.
The settlement includes 11 million pounds a year to cover security costs for Princess Haya and the children while they are minors.
The estranged couple have a 14-year-old daughter Jalila and a nine-year-old son Zayed.
The settlement includes 11 million pounds a year to cover security costs for Princess Haya and the children while they are minors.
47-year-old Princess Haya fled to the UK in 2019 and sought custody of her two children through the British courts.
The princess, who is the daughter of the late King Hussein of Jordan, married the Sheikh in 2004. She later reportedly began an affair with one of her bodyguards, and asked the Sheikh for a divorce in 2019.
The settlement includes a holiday budget of 5.1 million pounds, an annual sum of just over 4,50,000 pounds for the children’s staff and around 2,75,000 pounds for their animals, including two ponies and a horse. 

Dubai ruler to pay Princess Haya $730 mn in UK's biggest divorce settlement

In one of the biggest divorce settlements, the UK court orders the ruler of Dubai to pay his ex-wife, a huge $728 million. See details



Dubai ruler order to pay $730 mn dollars to ex-wife, kids

Most expensive divorce settlements in Britain's history
Dubai ruler order to pay $730 mn dollars to ex-wife, kids
Princess Haya&nbsp;was Sheikh's&nbsp;6th wife, they have two children
Princess Haya fled to the UK in 2019 claiming threat to life
Princess Haya&nbsp;reportedly had an affair with one of her bodyguards
Millions for upkeep of mansion, horses in divorce settlement

A British court has ordered Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum to pay his ex-wife and their children close 550 million pounds or $730 million in divorce settlement

It's being dubbed as the most expensive divorce settlements in Britain's history.
A British court has ordered the ruler of Dubai to pay his ex-wife and their children close 550 million pounds or $730 million in divorce settlement.
A High Court judge said Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum must pay 251.5 million pounds to his UK-based sixth wife, Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein. The Sheikh will also have to make ongoing payments for their children underpinned by a bank guarantee of 290 million pounds.
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/dubai-world-s-first-govt-to-turn-100-paperless-all-you-need-to-know-1639388002500" target="_blank">Dubai, world's first govt to turn 100% paperless: all you need to know</a>
The settlement includes 11 million pounds a year to cover security costs for Princess Haya and the children while they are minors.
The estranged couple have a 14-year-old daughter Jalila and a nine-year-old son Zayed.
The settlement includes 11 million pounds a year to cover security costs for Princess Haya and the children while they are minors.
47-year-old Princess Haya fled to the UK in 2019 and sought custody of her two children through the British courts.
The princess, who is the daughter of the late King Hussein of Jordan, married the Sheikh in 2004. She later reportedly began an affair with one of her bodyguards, and asked the Sheikh for a divorce in 2019.
The settlement includes a holiday budget of 5.1 million pounds, an annual sum of just over 4,50,000 pounds for the children&rsquo;s staff and around 2,75,000 pounds for their animals, including two ponies and a horse.

Dubai has become the world's first government to turn 100 per cent paperless, the Emirate's Crown Prince, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has announced, pointing at savings of 1.3 billion Dirham (USD 350 million) and 14-million-man hours.
All internal, external transactions and procedures in the Government of Dubai are now 100 per cent digital and managed from a comprehensive digital government services platform.
"The achievement of this target marks the beginning of a new stage in Dubai's journey to digitise life in all its aspects – a journey rooted in innovation, creativity, and a focus on the future," said Sheikh Hamdan in a statement on Saturday.
"This accomplishment also reinforces Dubai's status as a world-leading digital capital and its status as a role model in designing government operations and services that enhance customer happiness," he said.
The US, UK, Europe and Canada have expressed plans to digitise government operation on a larger scale, which encompass government procedures and citizen identifications. However, sceptics have argues its vulnerability to cyber attacks.
The Dubai Crown Prince said the government plans to implement advanced strategies to create and enhance digital life in Dubai over the next five decades.
"The new phase of Dubai's digital journey will enable and empower future governments to meet the expectations of the residents of a thriving smart city and provide them with renewed opportunities for prosperity, sustainable development, and happiness," he said.
The Dubai Paperless Strategy was implemented in five consecutive phases, each of which enlisted a different group of the Dubai Government's entities.
By the end of the fifth phase, the strategy was fully implemented across all 45 government entities in the emirate.
These entities provide more than 1,800 digital services and over 10,500 key transactions.
Collaboration and integration among participating entities enabled the automation of processes and services provided to customers, cutting paper consumption by more than 336 million papers, the statement added.
The strategy also helped save more than 1.3 billion Dirham (USD 350 million) and over 14-million-man hours across the Dubai Government.
The complete digital transformation in the Dubai Government will enrich the smart city experience for all residents, entirely removing the need for paper transactions and documents – be they handed out to customers or exchanged between employees across government entities.
Digitalisation will also help provide exceptional experiences for residents through the DubaiNow application, which allows access to more than 130 smart city services in 12 major categories, it added.

Dubai, world's first govt to turn 100% paperless: all you need to know

Dubai has become the world's first government to turn 100 per cent paperless. Pointing at savings of&nbsp;USD 350 million and 14-million-man hours, The Emirate's Crown Prince, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum&nbsp;said the achievement marks the beginning of a new stage in Dubai's journey to digitise life in all its aspects.
All internal, external transactions and procedures in the Government of Dubai are now 100 per cent digital and managed from a comprehensive digital government services platform. 
The Dubai Paperless Strategy was implemented in five consecutive phases, each of which enlisted a different group of the Dubai Government's entities.
By the end of the fifth phase, the strategy was fully implemented across all 45 government entities in the emirate.
These entities provide more than 1,800 digital services and over 10,500 key transactions.
The US, UK, Europe and Canada have expressed plans to digitise government operation on a larger scale, which encompass government procedures and citizen identifications. However, sceptics have argues its vulnerability to cyber attacks.

All internal, external transactions and procedures in the Government of Dubai are now 100 per cent digital and managed from a comprehensive digital government services platform.

Dubai has become the world's first government to turn 100 per cent paperless, the Emirate's Crown Prince, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has announced, pointing at savings of 1.3 billion Dirham (USD 350 million) and 14-million-man hours.
All internal, external transactions and procedures in the Government of Dubai are now 100 per cent digital and managed from a comprehensive digital government services platform.
"The achievement of this target marks the beginning of a new stage in Dubai's journey to digitise life in all its aspects &ndash; a journey rooted in innovation, creativity, and a focus on the future," said Sheikh Hamdan in a statement on Saturday.
"This accomplishment also reinforces Dubai's status as a world-leading digital capital and its status as a role model in designing government operations and services that enhance customer happiness," he said.
The US, UK, Europe and Canada have expressed plans to digitise government operation on a larger scale, which encompass government procedures and citizen identifications. However, sceptics have argues its vulnerability to cyber attacks.
The Dubai Crown Prince said the government plans to implement advanced strategies to create and enhance digital life in Dubai over the next five decades.
"The new phase of Dubai's digital journey will enable and empower future governments to meet the expectations of the residents of a thriving smart city and provide them with renewed opportunities for prosperity, sustainable development, and happiness," he said.
The Dubai Paperless Strategy was implemented in five consecutive phases, each of which enlisted a different group of the Dubai Government's entities.
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By the end of the fifth phase, the strategy was fully implemented across all 45 government entities in the emirate.
These entities provide more than 1,800 digital services and over 10,500 key transactions.
Collaboration and integration among participating entities enabled the automation of processes and services provided to customers, cutting paper consumption by more than 336 million papers, the statement added.
The strategy also helped save more than 1.3 billion Dirham (USD 350 million) and over 14-million-man hours across the Dubai Government.
The complete <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/nasscom-tech-leadership-forum-2022-digitizing-pharma-1645088944540" target="_blank">digital transformation</a> in the Dubai Government will enrich the smart city experience for all residents, entirely removing the need for paper transactions and documents &ndash; be they handed out to customers or exchanged between employees across government entities.
Digitalisation will also help provide exceptional experiences for residents through the DubaiNow application, which allows access to more than 130 smart city services in 12 major categories, it added.

Just a day before the release of Kurup it's trailer was screened at the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. It was a proud moment for Dulquer as he watched the trailer along with his

Dulquer Salmaan's 'Kurup' trailer lights up Dubai's Burj Khalifa

The trailer of 'Kurup' lights up the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, as actor Dulquer Salmaan watches with his family.

'Kurup' trailer starring Dulquer&nbsp;Salmaan&nbsp;played at the Burj&nbsp;Khalifa
As actor Dulquer&nbsp;Salmaan&nbsp;gears up for the release of his upcoming Malayalam film 'Kurup', he got a very special gift from authorities in Dubai.&nbsp;The trailer of the film was screened&nbsp;on the Burj&nbsp;Khalifa, the world's tallest skyscraper.
Dulquer&nbsp;was present in Dubai with his family for the spectacle
It was a proud moment for Dulquer&nbsp;as he watched the trailer with his family, his&nbsp;wife&nbsp;Amaal Sufia, and his daughter, Maryam Ameerah Salmaan.&nbsp;Dulquer&nbsp;shared the moment&nbsp;with his fans on Facebook&nbsp;and thanked everyone who has been a part of his journey.
Dulquer&nbsp;Salmaan&nbsp;was given the UAE Golden Visa in September 
After his father, actor Mammootty, Dulquer&nbsp;Salmaan&nbsp;was&nbsp;accorded the Golden Visa by the UAE in September this year.

It was a proud moment for Dulquer&nbsp;as he watched the trailer along with his family.&nbsp;

As actor <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/dulquer-salmaan-turns-35-actor-treats-fans-with-his-first-look-as-lieutenant-ram-1627478515320" target="_blank">Dulquer&nbsp;Salmaan</a>&nbsp;gears up for the release of his upcoming Malayalam film 'Kurup', he got a very special gift from authorities in Dubai.
The trailer of the film was screened&nbsp;on the Burj&nbsp;Khalifa, the world's tallest skyscraper.
It was a proud moment for Dulquer&nbsp;as he watched the trailer along with his family, his&nbsp;wife&nbsp;Amaal Sufia, and his daughter, Maryam Ameerah Salmaan.
Also read|&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/dulquer-salmaan-receives-uae-s-golden-visa-after-father-mammootty-1631882199378" target="_blank">Dulquer Salmaan receives UAE's Golden Visa after father Mammootty</a>
Dulquer&nbsp;shared the moment&nbsp;with his fans on Facebook&nbsp;and thanked everyone who has been a part of his journey.
He wrote,&nbsp;"#Kurup lights up Burj Khalifa !!! This is a huge moment for me, for the hundreds of people behind the film #Kurup and for the amazing team behind Wayfarer Films and M Star Entertainment. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine, a trailer of a film of mine let alone my name, playing on the iconic Burj Khalifa. A huge thanks to the people who made this possible."
Also read|&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/diana-penty-to-make-malayalam-cinema-debut-with-dulquer-salmaan-1612873402412" target="_blank">Diana Penty&nbsp;to make Malayalam cinema debut with Dulquer&nbsp;Salmaan</a>
After his father, actor Mammootty, Dulquer&nbsp;Salmaan&nbsp;was&nbsp;accorded the Golden Visa by the UAE in September this year.
'Kurup' is a&nbsp;biographical&nbsp;crime thriller, based on the fugitive&nbsp;Sukumara Kurup&nbsp;and directed by Srinath Rajendran.

Yuvraj Singh once again goes viral on Internet as the southpaw shares a video of himself playing tug of war with a liger. Yuvi visited &lsquo;Fame Park&rsquo; in Dubai to explore his audacious side where he was seen having fun with wild animals amidst a safe environment. Not being satisfied with an adventurous tug of war with a wild cat, he further went on to put a colossal snake around his neck and fed a bunch of wild animals.
In the caption of his video,&nbsp;Yuvraj lauded the &lsquo;Fame Park&rsquo; talking about the safe environment it provides to these wild creatures. The former Indian cricketer has been very active on social media recently. He shared a picture on the anniversary of his tremendous feat where he parked Stuart Broad for six sixes in an over which also went viral.

Yuvraj Singh takes on a liger, viral video

Yuvraj Singh once again goes viral on Internet as the southpaw shared a video of himself playing tug of war with a liger

Watch! Yuvraj Singh shares his adventurous side, takes on a liger

Yuvraj Singh once again goes viral on Internet as the southpaw shared a video of himself playing tug of war with a liger. Yuvi visited &lsquo;Fame Park&rsquo; in Dubai to explore his audacious side where he was seen having fun with wild animals amidst a safe environment.
Not being satisfied with an adventurous tug of war with a wild cat, he further went on to put a colossal snake around his neck and fed a bunch of wild animals.

Yuvraj Singh once again goes viral on Internet as the southpaw shared a video of himself playing tug of war with a liger

Yuvraj Singh once again goes viral on Internet as the southpaw shared a video of himself playing tug of war with a liger. Yuvi visited &lsquo;Fame Park&rsquo; in Dubai to explore his audacious side where he was seen having fun with wild animals amidst a safe environment.
Not being satisfied with an adventurous tug of war with a wild cat, he further went on to put a colossal snake around his neck and fed a bunch of wild animals.
Also read:&nbsp;

After a year-long delay owing to the coronavirus pandemic, Dubai Expo 2020 commenced on Thursday with an extravagant opening ceremony.
Dubai Expo 2020 has over 190 countries participating in the event, which will last for six months.
Fifteen states and nine central ministries will be participating from India.
After spending 7 billion US dollars on the site, Dubai hopes it will attract new businesses and draw more foreigners to buy properties in the commercial hub of the United Arab Emirates.
Moreover, 25 million people are expected to attend the expo, both physically and virtually.
Also watch:&nbsp;BCCI seek permission to have capacity crowd for World T20 final in Dubai
According to the Associated Press, the Expo is one of the world&rsquo;s first global events during&nbsp;the pandemic, following an Olympics this summer in Japan that took place without spectators.
After months of insisting that visitors do not need to prove their vaccination status, Expo changed these requirements in recent days. The ones taking part in the expo physically are required to carry a negative Covid&nbsp;report or their vaccination certificates.&nbsp;

Watch: The Dubai Expo 2020 goes underway, dazzled with a $7 billion bill

Dubai Expo 2020

After a year-long delay owing to the coronavirus pandemic, Dubai Expo 2020 commenced on Thursday with an extravagant opening ceremony. Dubai Expo 2020 has over 190 countries participating in the event, which will last for six months.
Fifteen states and nine central ministries will be participating from India.
After spending 7 billion US dollars on the site, Dubai hopes it will attract new businesses and draw more foreigners to buy properties in the commercial hub of the United Arab Emirates. Over 25 million people are expected to attend the expo, both physically and virtually.
The Expo is one of the world&rsquo;s first global events during&nbsp;the pandemic, following an Olympics this summer in Japan that took place without spectators.
After months of insisting that visitors do not need to prove their vaccination status, Expo changed these requirements in recent days. The ones taking part in the expo physically are required to carry a negative Covid&nbsp;report or their vaccination certificates.&nbsp;

Fifteen states and nine central ministries will be participating from India in Dubai Expo 2020 over the course of six months.&nbsp;

After a year-long delay owing to the coronavirus pandemic, Dubai Expo 2020 commenced on Thursday with an extravagant opening ceremony.
Dubai Expo 2020 has over 190 countries participating in the event, which will last for six months.
Fifteen states and nine central ministries will be participating from India.
After spending 7 billion US dollars on the site, Dubai hopes it will attract new businesses and draw more foreigners to buy properties in the commercial hub of the United Arab Emirates.
Moreover, 25 million people are expected to attend the expo, both physically and virtually.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/bcci-seek-permission-to-have-capacity-crowd-for-world-t20-final-in-dubai-1632743337734" target="_blank">BCCI seek permission to have capacity crowd for World T20 final in Dubai</a>
According to the Associated Press, the Expo is one of the world&rsquo;s first global events during&nbsp;the pandemic, following an Olympics this summer in Japan that took place without spectators.
After months of insisting that visitors do not need to prove their vaccination status, Expo changed these requirements in recent days. The ones taking part in the expo physically are required to carry a negative Covid&nbsp;report or their vaccination certificates.&nbsp;

IPL 2021: Royal Challengers Bangalore on Monday announced that their star batsman AB de Villiers has joined the squad in Dubai ahead of the remainder of IPL 2021.

IPL 2021: AB de Villiers joins RCB camp in Dubai, Kane Williamson back with SRH

While RCB&nbsp;has&nbsp;resumed training with the available players in Dubai, SRH&nbsp;is too training in UAE&nbsp;after completing quarantine.

Royal Challengers Bangalore on Monday announced that their star batsman AB de Villiers&nbsp;has joined the squad in Dubai ahead of the remainder of IPL&nbsp;2021.
The players and support staff had already completed quarantine and have resumed training with the available players.&nbsp;RCB are currently placed 3rd on points table with 7 wins from 10 matches and are looking good to seal a spot in the play-off for the second successive season.
Meanwhile, Sunrisers Hyderabad welcomed back their captain, Kane Williamson as he joined the squad which has begun training in the UAE. Williamson is not part of the New Zealand squad for the ongoing 5-match T20I series in Bangladesh.

IPL 2021: While RCB&nbsp;has&nbsp;resumed training with the available players in Dubai, SRH&nbsp;is too training in UAE&nbsp;after completing quarantine.

Royal Challengers Bangalore on Monday announced that their star batsman AB de Villiers&nbsp;has joined the squad in Dubai ahead of the remainder of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ipl-2021-schedule-points-table-dates-winners-live-streaming-where-to-watch-1631009869956" target="_blank">IPL&nbsp;2021</a>.
The players and support staff had already completed quarantine and have resumed training with the available players.&nbsp;RCB are currently placed 3rd on points table with 7 wins from 10 matches and are looking good to seal a spot in the play-off for the second successive season.
Meanwhile, Sunrisers Hyderabad welcomed back their captain, Kane Williamson as he joined the squad which has begun training in the UAE. Williamson is not part of the New Zealand squad for the ongoing 5-match T20I series in Bangladesh.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Covid scare in Indian camp: Ravi Shastri's RT-PCR test also returns positive, to miss last Test" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ravi-shastri-s-rt-pcr-test-also-returns-positive-to-miss-last-test-1630923737835" target="_blank">Covid scare in Indian camp: Ravi Shastri's RT-PCR test also returns positive, to miss last Test</a>

UAE&nbsp;Green Visa is the latest offering from the middle east country to attract foreign investors. So if you are looking to move to Dubai you don't need a company to sponsor you anymore.
What is a UAE&nbsp;'Green Visa'?&ldquo;Green Visas&rdquo; will allow non UAE&nbsp;residents to apply for work without being sponsored by an employer. This is&nbsp; targeting investors and highly skilled workers as well as top students and graduatesBenefits of a Green VisaGreen visa holders will be able to sponsor their parents and children up to the age of 25 on their permits.&nbsp;
Boost for foreign workers
UAE&nbsp;government will also allow people who&rsquo;ve lost their jobs to remain in the country for up to 180 days, a major incentive as most visas are tied to employment contracts.&nbsp;
The big push for foreign investors&nbsp;
The UAE is seeking 550 billion dirhams ($150 billion) of inward foreign investment over the next nine years and aims to be among the 10 biggest global investment destinations by 2030, UAE Economy Minister Abdulla bin Touq said.
Foreigners account for 90 percent of the 10 million population in the UAE, the Arab world's second-largest economy after neighbouring Saudi Arabia.
&nbsp;

UAE's new 'Green Visa' plan, here is how you can move to Dubai without company sponsorship

Moving and working in UAE&nbsp;just got a lot easier, find out all about the new Green Visa and how you don't need a company to sponsor you anymore.&nbsp;

Move to Dubai

It targets highly skilled individuals, investors, businesspeople, entrepreneurs, as well exceptional students and postgraduates," said Minister of State for Foreign Trade.

UAE&nbsp;Green Visa is the latest offering from the middle east country to attract foreign investors. So if you are looking to move to Dubai you don't need a company to sponsor you anymore.
What is a UAE&nbsp;'Green Visa'? &ldquo;Green Visas&rdquo; will allow non UAE&nbsp;residents to apply for work without being sponsored by an employer. This is&nbsp; targeting investors and highly skilled workers as well as top students and graduates Benefits of a Green Visa Green visa holders will be able to sponsor their parents and children up to the age of 25 on their permits.&nbsp;
Boost for foreign workers
UAE&nbsp;government will also allow people who&rsquo;ve lost their jobs to remain in the country for up to 180 days, a major incentive as most visas are tied to employment contracts.&nbsp;
 The big push for foreign investors&nbsp;
The UAE is seeking 550 billion dirhams ($150 billion) of inward foreign investment over the next nine years and aims to be among the 10 biggest global investment destinations by 2030, UAE Economy Minister Abdulla bin Touq said.
Foreigners account for 90 percent of the 10 million population in the UAE, the Arab world's second-largest economy after neighbouring Saudi Arabia.
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Fans are giving raving reviews for Akshay Kumar's 'Bell Bottom' as it released in theatres worldwide on August 19, amid a pandemic that is still looming large.
The film boasts of a stellar cast, headlined by Adil Hussain, Lara Dutta, Denzil Smith, Huma Qureshi and Vaani Kapoor
Also watch:&nbsp;In 'Bell Bottom' song 'Tum Aaogey', Akshay Kumar is turning 'hope into reality': Watch full video
Directed by Ranjit M Tewari, 'Bell Bottom' has released in several countries, but three Gulf nations have banned it.
Reports say, the film certification authorities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar have rejected 'Bell Bottom', due to alleged tampering with historical facts. 
'Bell Bottom' is set in the 1980s, and is a spy thriller, where Akshay's character saves Indians who were hostages on a hijacked plane.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;'Bell Bottom&rsquo; song 'Sakhiyan 2.0': Akshay Kumar &amp; Vaani Kapoor&rsquo;s love song will get you grooving
The second half of 'Bell Bottom' shows the hijackers taking the aircraft to Dubai from Lahore.&nbsp;Reports say, that as per the actual incident that took place in 1984, United Arab Emirates Defence Minister, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, had personally handled the situation and it was the UAE authorities who had nabbed the hijackers, and not India.&nbsp;
'Bell Bottom' however, depicts Akshay&rsquo;s character leading the charge of the operation while also keeping the UAE Defence Minister unaware about the whole episode.
Meanwhile, though the makers of 'Bell Bottom' are being cheered by fans for releasing the film in theatres, despite cinema halls operating only at 50 percent capacity due to the pandemic; the film is facing an uphill task on its home turf in Maharashtra, which is the biggest movie market in the country. The&nbsp;Uddhav&nbsp;Thackeray govt is yet to give a go ahead to theatres to open in the state.
'Bell Bottom' has collected about Rs 2.75 crore&nbsp;at the Box Office on Friday and about Rs 2.6 crore on Saturday with fewer people are going out for movies.&nbsp;'Bell Bottom' has been released across 1,620 screens and nearly 6,481 shows nationwide.

Akshay Kumar film 'Bell Bottom' banned in 3 Gulf nations, know why Box Office collections are hit

Akshay&nbsp;Kumar-starrer&nbsp;'Bell Bottom' is not releasing in 3 Gulf countries, know why Box Office collections are taking a hit

((SHOW PEOPLE AT THEATRES....BELL BOTTOM HOARDINGS)) ((NO SUPERS))
Fans are giving raving reviews for Akshay Kumar's 'Bell Bottom' as it released in theatres worldwide on August 19, amid a pandemic that is still looming large.
((SHOW CAST IN SPLIT SCREEN //&nbsp;MULTI-WAY VERTICAL SPLIT&nbsp;----AKSHAY, ADIL, VAANI&nbsp;, HUMA)) ((NO SUPERS))
The film boasts of a stellar cast, headlined by Adil Hussain, Lara Dutta, Denzil Smith, Huma Qureshi and Vaani Kapoor
((SHOW BELL BOTTOM POSTERS))
Super: Akshay&nbsp;Kumar's&nbsp;film 'Bell Bottom' is not releasing in 3 Gulf&nbsp;nations
Directed by Ranjit M Tewari, 'Bell Bottom' has released in several countries, but three Gulf nations have banned it.
Super: Saudi Arabia, Qatar &amp; Kuwait have rejected 'Bell Bottom'
Reports say, the film certification authorities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar have rejected 'Bell Bottom', due to alleged tampering with historical facts.
Super: 3 Gulf nations say 'Bell Bottom' tampered with historical facts
'Bell Bottom' is set in the 1980s, and is a spy thriller, where Akshay's character saves Indians who were hostages on a hijacked plane.&nbsp;
((SHOW TRAILER PARTS INSIDE THE HIJACKED PLANE....AKSHAY&nbsp;SAYS "WOH&nbsp;PLANE KO LAHORE LE JAYENGE....BREATHE THAT LINE))
The second half of 'Bell Bottom' shows the hijackers taking the aircraft to Dubai from Lahore.&nbsp;
SUPER: UAE&nbsp;says it was their govt who nabbed the hijackers, not India
Reports say, that as per the actual incident that took place in 1984, United Arab Emirates Defence Minister, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, had personally handled the situation and it was the UAE authorities who had nabbed the hijackers, and not India.&nbsp;
SUPER: 'Bell Bottom' shows Akshay&nbsp;saving the Indians, UAE&nbsp;minister clueless
'Bell Bottom' however, depicts Akshay&rsquo;s character leading the charge of the operation while also keeping the UAE Defence Minister unaware about the whole episode.
Super: 'Bell Bottom' taking a Box Office hit in Maharashtra, as most theatres are closed
((SHOW CLOSED CINEMA HALLS, EMPTY MALLS, TICKET COUNTERS CLOSED))
Meanwhile, though the makers of 'Bell Bottom' are being cheered by fans for releasing the film in theatres, despite cinema halls operating only at 50 percent capacity due to the pandemic; the film is facing an uphill task on its home turf in Maharashtra, which is the biggest movie market in the country. The&nbsp;Uddhav&nbsp;Thackeray govt is yet to give a go ahead to theatres to open in the state.
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Reports say, the film certification authorities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar have rejected 'Bell Bottom', due to alleged tampering with historical facts.

Fans are giving raving reviews for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/akshay-kumar-s-bell-bottom-is-out-in-theatres-and-twinkle-khanna-has-given-it-a-thumbs-up-1629353781597" target="_blank">Akshay Kumar's 'Bell Bottom'</a> as it released in theatres worldwide on August 19, amid a pandemic that is still looming large.
The film boasts of a stellar cast, headlined by Adil Hussain, Lara Dutta, Denzil Smith, Huma Qureshi and Vaani Kapoor
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/in-bell-bottom-song-tum-aaogey-akshay-kumar-is-turning-hope-into-reality-watch-full-video-1629444336459" target="_blank">In 'Bell Bottom' song 'Tum Aaogey', Akshay Kumar is turning 'hope into reality': Watch full video</a>
Directed by Ranjit M Tewari, 'Bell Bottom' has released in several countries, but three Gulf nations have banned it.
Reports say, the film certification authorities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar have rejected 'Bell Bottom', due to alleged tampering with historical facts. 
'Bell Bottom' is set in the 1980s, and is a spy thriller, where Akshay's character saves Indians who were hostages on a hijacked plane.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/bell-bottom-song-sakhiyan-2-0-akshay-kumar-vaani-kapoor-s-love-song-will-get-you-grooving-1628856171175" target="_blank">'Bell Bottom&rsquo; song 'Sakhiyan 2.0': Akshay Kumar &amp; Vaani Kapoor&rsquo;s love song will get you grooving</a>
The second half of 'Bell Bottom' shows the hijackers taking the aircraft to Dubai from Lahore.&nbsp;Reports say, that as per the actual incident that took place in 1984, United Arab Emirates Defence Minister, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, had personally handled the situation and it was the UAE authorities who had nabbed the hijackers, and not India.&nbsp;
'Bell Bottom' however, depicts Akshay&rsquo;s character leading the charge of the operation while also keeping the UAE Defence Minister unaware about the whole episode.
Meanwhile, though the makers of 'Bell Bottom' are being cheered by fans for releasing the film in theatres, despite cinema halls operating only at 50 percent capacity due to the pandemic; the film is facing an uphill task on its home turf in Maharashtra, which is the biggest movie market in the country. The&nbsp;Uddhav&nbsp;Thackeray govt is yet to give a go ahead to theatres to open in the state.
'Bell Bottom' has collected about Rs 2.75 crore&nbsp;at the Box Office on Friday and about Rs 2.6 crore on Saturday with fewer people are going out for movies.&nbsp;'Bell Bottom' has been released across 1,620 screens and nearly 6,481 shows nationwide.

Do you think technology has revolutionised? Well, this will&nbsp;definitely make you believe&nbsp;so.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Scientists in the United Arab Emirates are working towards new methods of weather manipulation in an attempt to bring increased rainfall to the desert country&mdash;and so far, it appears the efforts have been successful.
The&nbsp;UAE's National Center of Meteorology&nbsp;recently published&nbsp;a series of videos on Instagram of heavy rain in parts of the country. Water gushed past trees, and&nbsp;cars drove on rain-soaked roads. The videos were accompanied by radar images of clouds tagged "#cloudseeding."
The cloud seeding method employed in Dubai relies on drone technology. The drones release an electrical charge into clouds, prompting them to coalesce and create rain.&nbsp;
Its cloud seeding operations are part of an ongoing mission to generate precipitation in the Middle East country, which has an average rainfall of just four inches.
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Watch: Dubai makes fake rain to beat the heat

When streets of hot and sweltering Dubai looked like they were right out of a&nbsp;Bollywood&nbsp;monsoon scene.

Watch: Dubai creates fake rain to beat the heat

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No, these visuals are not from a regular monsoon day in India's Kerala&nbsp;or Mumbai&nbsp;but from hot and sweltering desert city of Dubai which generally receives an average rainfall of just 4 inches in a year.&nbsp;
Temperatures have been touching 50 degrees C in parts of Dubai and with no sign of help from Nature to deliver them from the heat, the weather department of UAE&nbsp;decided to take the matter into their own hands and created fake rain.&nbsp;Drones were sent into the clouds to release electric charges which then led to precipitation.&nbsp;
The result - heavy rains, trees swaying in the wind and cars driving on rain-soaked roads. Perfect for a Bollywood&nbsp;rain scene.&nbsp;

The country's National Center of Meteorology is operating drones that fly into clouds and release electric charges.

Do you think technology is making the impossible possible? Well, this will&nbsp;definitely make you believe&nbsp;so.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Scientists in the United Arab Emirates are working towards new methods of weather manipulation in an attempt to get some respite from the heat and&nbsp;bring increased rainfall to the desert country &mdash;and so far, it appears the efforts have been successful.
The&nbsp;UAE's National Center of Meteorology&nbsp;recently published&nbsp;a series of videos on Instagram of heavy rain in Dubai. Trees swayed in the wind, and&nbsp;cars drove on rain-soaked roads bringing much relief to the city that was at one point sweltering at 50 degrees C. The videos were accompanied by radar images of clouds with "#cloudseeding."
The cloud seeding method employed in Dubai relies on drone technology. The drones are sent into the clouds where they release electric charges to produce precipitation that ultimately leads to rain.
Dubai receives an average rainfall of just 4 inches in a year

Your bucket list just got longer as the&nbsp;deepest diving swimming pool opens in Dubai.&nbsp;Dubai's Crown Prince invited adventurers to experience a whole new world under water, verified by Guinness World Records as the world&rsquo;s deepest swimming pool for diving at an incredible depth of 60.02 meters and holding 14 million litres of water, which is&nbsp;equivalent to 6 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
The 1,500sqm facility is also home to a dive shop, gift shop, an 80-seat restaurant that will be open to the public later this year, as well as a variety of meeting, event, and conference spaces.
Also read:&nbsp;Watch! how Team India beat the head during 2nd practice game in Sri Lanka

Watch! world under water: deepest diving swimming pool opens in Dubai

Verified by Guinness World Records as the world&rsquo;s deepest swimming pool for diving at an incredible depth of 60.02 meters and can hold 14 million litres of water, which is&nbsp;equivalent to 6 Olympic-sized swimming pools.

Your bucket list just got longer as the&nbsp;deepest diving swimming pool opens in Dubai.&nbsp;Dubai's Crown Prince invited adventurers to experience a whole new world under water, verified by Guinness World Records as the world&rsquo;s deepest swimming pool for diving at an incredible depth of 60.02 meters and holding 14 million litres of water, which is&nbsp;equivalent to 6 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
The 1,500sqm facility is also home to a dive shop, gift shop, an 80-seat restaurant that will be open to the public later this year, as well as a variety of meeting, event, and conference spaces.

<ul>
<li>Verified by Guinness World Records at an incredible depth of 60.02 meters</li>
<li>The deep dive Dubai can hold water&nbsp;equivalent to 6 Olympic-sized pools</li>
<li>The 1,500sqm facility is also home to a dive shop, gift shop &amp; more</li>
</ul>

Your bucket list just got longer as the&nbsp;deepest diving swimming pool opens in Dubai.&nbsp;Dubai's Crown Prince invited adventurers to experience a whole new world under water, verified by Guinness World Records as the world&rsquo;s deepest swimming pool for diving at an incredible depth of 60.02 meters and holding 14 million litres of water, which is&nbsp;equivalent to 6 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
The 1,500sqm facility is also home to a dive shop, gift shop, an 80-seat restaurant that will be open to the public later this year, as well as a variety of meeting, event, and conference spaces.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Watch! how Team India beat the head during 2nd practice game in Sri Lanka" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-how-team-india-beat-the-head-during-2nd-practice-game-in-sri-lanka-1625715428109" target="_blank">Watch! how Team India beat the head during 2nd practice game in Sri Lanka</a>

A fiery explosion erupted on a container ship anchored in Dubai at one of the world's largest ports late on Wednesday. The explosion sent tremors across the commercial hub of the United Arab Emirates.
The blaze sent up giant orange flames on a vessel at the crucial Jebel Ali Port, which is the busiest in the Middle East.
The combustion unleashed a shock wave through Dubai, causing walls and windows to shake in neighbourhoods as far as 25 kilometers from the port. Panicked residents filmed from their high-rises as a fiery ball illuminated the night sky.
There were no immediate reports of casualties at the port, which is also the busiest port of call for American warships outside the US.

Watch:  Massive explosion on ship at major global port in Dubai

A fiery explosion erupted on a container ship anchored in Dubai at one of the world's largest ports late on Wednesday.&nbsp;

Massive explosion on ship at major global port in Dubai

A fiery explosion erupted on a container ship anchored in Dubai at one of the world's largest ports late on Wednesday. The explosion sent tremors across the commercial hub of the United Arab Emirates.
The blaze sent up giant orange flames on a vessel at the crucial Jebel Ali Port, which is the busiest in the Middle East.
The combustion unleashed a shock wave through Dubai, causing walls and windows to shake in neighbourhoods as far as 25 kilometers from the port.&nbsp;
There were no immediate reports of casualties at the port, which is also the busiest port of call for American warships outside the US.

A fiery explosion erupted on a container ship anchored in Dubai at one of the world's largest ports late on Wednesday.

A fiery explosion erupted on a container ship anchored in Dubai at one of the world's largest ports late on Wednesday. The explosion sent tremors across the commercial hub of the United Arab Emirates.
The blaze sent up giant orange flames on a vessel at the crucial Jebel Ali Port, which is the busiest in the Middle East.
The combustion unleashed a shock wave through Dubai, causing walls and windows to shake in neighbourhoods as far as 25 kilometers from the port. Panicked residents filmed from their high-rises as a fiery ball illuminated the night sky.
There were no immediate reports of casualties at the port, which is also the busiest port of call for American warships outside the US.

South African head coach Mark Boucher&nbsp;feels that IPL&nbsp;2021 will have a massive impact on the World T20 later this year. IPL&nbsp;2021 which was suspended due to Covid-19 in India earlier this year will restart from&nbsp;September 19 and the final will be played on October 15 in the UAE. Boucher&nbsp;feels that because of that, the pitches will be worn out before World T20 starts just 2 days after the IPL&nbsp;final. The wear &amp; tear of the pitches in IPL will ensure that spinners will play a massive role in World T20 according to the former South African cricketer. Speaking to&nbsp;ESPNcricinfo, Boucher&nbsp;added that it will be tough for the batters and the analysts will get an idea about the ideal totals after watching the IPL.&nbsp;

IPL 2021 will massively affect World T20 pitches in UAE: Mark Boucher

The wear &amp; tear of the pitches&nbsp;during IPL will ensure that spinners will play a massive role in World T20 according to the former South African cricketer

South African head coach Mark Boucher&nbsp;feels that IPL&nbsp;2021 will have a massive impact on the World T20 later this year. IPL&nbsp;2021 which was suspended due to Covid-19 in India earlier this year will restart from&nbsp;September 19 and the final will be played on October 15 in the UAE. Boucher&nbsp;feels that because of that, the pitches will be worn out before World T20 starts just 2 days after the IPL&nbsp;final. The wear &amp; tear of the pitches in IPL will ensure that spinners will play a massive role in World T20 according to the former South African cricketer. Speaking to&nbsp;ESPNcricinfo, Boucher&nbsp;added that it will be tough for the batters and the analysts will get an idea about the ideal totals after watching the IPL.&nbsp;

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<li>IPL 2021 to resume in the UAE&nbsp;from September 19 to October 15</li>
<li>World T20 to start in the UAE&nbsp;from 17th October, 2 days after IPL&nbsp;ends</li>
<li>Spinners will play a huge role in World T20 feels Boucher&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

South African head coach Mark Boucher&nbsp;feels that IPL&nbsp;2021 will have a massive impact on the World T20 later this year. IPL&nbsp;2021 which was suspended due to Covid-19 in India earlier this year will restart from&nbsp;September 19 and the final will be played on October 15 in the UAE. Boucher&nbsp;feels that because of that, the pitches will be worn out before World T20 starts just 2 days after the IPL&nbsp;final. The wear &amp; tear of the pitches in IPL will ensure that spinners will play a massive role in World T20 according to the former South African cricketer. Speaking to&nbsp;ESPNcricinfo, Boucher&nbsp;added that it will be tough for the batters and the analysts will get an idea about the ideal totals after watching the IPL.&nbsp;

Despite India being&nbsp;recoding low cases of Covid-19,&nbsp;UAE has extended the suspension of flights from India till July 21.&nbsp;
The UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority on Sunday said flights from India, Pakistan, Liberia, Namibia, Sierra Leone, Democratic Republic Of Congo, Uganda, Zambia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, and South Africa will remain suspended due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Under the new changes, entry of UAE citizens from India and South Africa will be allowed only if the individual is fully vaccinated with a UAE-approved shot.
A national ban on entry from India began in April&nbsp;when the country was reeling under a severe second wave of coronavirus pandemic.

UAE continues suspension of flights from India till July 21

The United Arab Emirates has extended ban on entry from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;and 10 other countries. Cargo flights, business and charter flights will be exempted from this ban.&nbsp;

UAE extends suspension on flights from India till July 21
Flights from India barred to contain spread of Covid-19
Indians&nbsp;allowed only if fully vaccinated with UAE-approved shot Ban on entry from India began in April due to 2nd wave&nbsp;

The United Arab Emirates continues to ban entry from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;and 10 other countries. Cargo flights, business and charter flights will be exempted from this ban.&nbsp;

Despite India recoding lower number of&nbsp;Covid-19 case, the&nbsp;UAE has extended the suspension of flights from India till July 21.&nbsp;
The UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority on Sunday said flights from India, Pakistan, Liberia, Namibia, Sierra Leone, Democratic Republic Of Congo, Uganda, Zambia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, and South Africa will remain suspended due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Under the new changes, entry of UAE citizens from India and South Africa will be allowed only if the individual is fully vaccinated with a UAE-approved shot.
A national ban on entry from India began in April&nbsp;when the country was reeling under a severe second wave of coronavirus pandemic.

This is what flying like a Maharaja truly looks like. UAE-based Indian businessman and philanthropist SP Singh Oberoi was in for a surprise when he boarded a flight to Dubai from Amritsar. He found out that he was the only passenger in the aircraft.
Oberoi, who flew alone on the 3-hour Air India international flight said he felt like a &lsquo;Maharaja&rsquo;.
On travelling without any co-passengers, Oberoi said: &ldquo;If I get a chance to travel solo next time I will refuse. It is good for once in a lifetime experience. It was very boring.&rdquo; He added that he resorted to counting the number of seats and windows of the aircraft to pass the time.

Lone passenger flies like 'Maharaja' from Amritsar to Dubai

This is what flying like a Maharaja truly looks like. UAE-based Indian businessman SP Singh Oberoi was the only passenger on Air India flight to Dubai

Lone passenger flies like Maharaja from Amritsar to Dubai

This is what flying like a Maharaja truly looks like. UAE-based Indian businessman and philanthropist SP Singh Oberoi was in for a surprise when he boarded a flight to Dubai from Amritsar. He found out that he was the only passenger in the aircraft.
Oberoi, who flew alone on the 3-hour Air India international flight said he felt like a &lsquo;Maharaja&rsquo;.
On travelling without any co-passengers, Oberoi said: &ldquo;If I get a chance to travel solo next time I will refuse. It is good for once in a lifetime experience. It was very boring.&rdquo; He added that he resorted to counting the number of seats and windows of the aircraft to pass the time.

Dubai has eased travel restrictions for its residents from certain countries, including India, if they have received two doses of a UAE-approved Covid-19 vaccine. Updating Dubai&rsquo;s travel protocols for inbound passengers from South Africa, Nigeria and India the authorities said the new rules will be effective from June 23, the Gulf News reported
With regard to travel from India, only passengers with a valid residence visa who have received two doses of a UAE-approved vaccine, are allowed to travel to Dubai. Sinopharm, Pfizer-BioNTech, Sputnik V and Oxford-AstraZeneca are approved by the UAE government.
Passengers from India are required to undergo a rapid PCR test four hours prior to departure to Dubai. They must also undergo another PCR test on arrival in Dubai. After arrrival passengers from India should undergo institutional quarantine until they receive their PCR test result, which is expected within 24 hours.

Dubai eases travel restrictions: vaccinated Indians with residence visas allowed entry

Dubai has eased travel restrictions for its residents from certain countries, including India, if they have received two doses of a UAE-approved Covid-19 vaccine. Updating Dubai&rsquo;s travel protocols for inbound passengers from South Africa, Nigeria and India the authorities said the new rules will be effective from June 23, the Gulf News reported
With regard to travel from India, only passengers with a valid residence visa who have received two doses of a UAE-approved vaccine, are allowed to travel to Dubai. Sinopharm, Pfizer-BioNTech, Sputnik V and Oxford-AstraZeneca are approved by the UAE government.
Passengers from India are required to undergo a rapid PCR test four hours prior to departure to Dubai. They must also undergo another PCR test on arrival in Dubai. After arrrival passengers from India should undergo institutional quarantine until they receive their PCR test result, which is expected within 24 hours.

Private jet and helicopter operator JetSetGo&nbsp;has seen a 900% surge in bookings from India in recent weeks with Indian families and expats&nbsp;looking to flee India's covid inferno.&nbsp;Kanika Tekriwal, CEO&nbsp;told CNBC&nbsp;that,&nbsp;"The majority of them are fleeing to Maldives, which currently offers quarantine at a secluded resort for passengers arriving from India, or Dubai, which allows entry from business purposes."But it is not just tycoons or celebrities JetSetGO&nbsp;is now seeing 70% demand coming from upper middle class families that are pooling resources.So how much does it cost?&nbsp;$18,000 to $20,000 for an eight-seater jet to Maldives, or $31,000 for a six-seater jet to Dubai confirms&nbsp;JetSetGO.

Demand for private planes surge 900%, as Indians look to escape the covid inferno

From biz tycoons, celebrities to the upper middle class, private plane operators see a gush of bookings for planes headed to Maldives and Dubai.&nbsp;

Charter a plane, it costs lesser than 14 day hospital stay

Private jet and helicopter operator JetSetGo&nbsp;has seen a 900% surge in bookings from India in recent weeks with Indian families and expats&nbsp;looking to flee India's covid inferno.&nbsp; Kanika Tekriwal, CEO&nbsp;told CNBC&nbsp;that,&nbsp;"The majority of them are fleeing to Maldives, which currently offers quarantine at a secluded resort for passengers arriving from India, or Dubai, which allows entry from business purposes." But it is not just tycoons or celebrities JetSetGO&nbsp;is now seeing 70% demand coming from upper middle class families that are pooling resources. So how much does it cost?&nbsp;$18,000 to $20,000 for an eight-seater jet to Maldives, or $31,000 for a six-seater jet to Dubai confirms&nbsp;JetSetGO.

Amid a massive surge in Covid-19 cases in India, iconic buildings in the UAE illuminated with the Tricolour to show solidarity with the country battling the pandemic.The world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa, in Dubai and the Adnoc headquarters in Abu Dhabi were lit up with the Indian flag as well as the message "Stay Strong India" on Sunday night. "As India battles the gruesome war against COVID19 , its friend UAE sends its best wishes," the Indian Embassy in the UAE posted on Twitter along with a video of the Burj Khalifa. Indian Ambassador to the UAE Pavan Kapoor tweeted: "India appreciates the UAE's strong support to its close friend in difficult times."

'Stay strong India': Dubai's Burj Khalifa lights up with tricolour in support

Amid a massive surge in Covid-19 cases in India, iconic buildings in the UAE illuminated with the Tricolour to show solidarity with the country battling the pandemic

'Stay strong India': Burj Khalifa lights up with tricolour in support 

Amid a massive surge in Covid-19 cases in India, iconic buildings in the UAE illuminated with the Tricolour to show solidarity with the country battling the pandemic. The world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa, in Dubai and the Adnoc headquarters in Abu Dhabi were lit up with the Indian flag as well as the message "Stay Strong India" on Sunday night. "As India battles the gruesome war against COVID19 , its friend UAE sends its best wishes," the Indian Embassy in the UAE posted on Twitter along with a video of the Burj Khalifa. Indian Ambassador to the UAE Pavan Kapoor tweeted: "India appreciates the UAE's strong support to its close friend in difficult times."

'The Journey of Humanity', which is believed to be the largest painting in the world, made by&nbsp;British artist Sacha Jafri, was sold for&nbsp;$62 million at an auction in Dubai.
The painting is split into 70 framed sections spanning approximately&nbsp;17,176 sq ft. To put that into perspective, the painting is as big as four basketball courts put together.
All 70 segments were bought by&nbsp;Andre Abdoune, a French national residing in Dubai. Originally, the painting was was meant to be sold in segments.
The money will be used to help charities supporting children across the globe.&nbsp;

World's largest painting sells for $62 million at an auction in Dubai

'The Journey of Humanity', which is believed to be the largest painting in the world by&nbsp;British artist Sacha Jafri, was just sold for&nbsp;$62 million at an auction in Dubai.
The painting is split into 70 framed sections spanning approximately&nbsp;17,176 sq ft. To put that into perspective, the painting is as big as four basketball courts put together.
All 70 segments were bought by&nbsp;Andre Abdoune, a French national residing in Dubai. Originally, the painting was was meant to be sold in segments.
The money will be used to help charities supporting children across the globe.&nbsp;

'The Journey of Humanity', which is believed to be the largest painting in the world, made by&nbsp;British artist Sacha Jafri, was sold for&nbsp;$62 million at an auction in Dubai.
The painting is split into 70 framed sections spanning approximately&nbsp;17,176 sq ft. To put that into perspective, the painting is as big as four basketball courts put together.
All 70 segments were bought by&nbsp;Andre Abdoune, a French national residing in Dubai. Originally, the painting was was meant to be sold in segments.
The money will be used to help charities supporting children across the globe.&nbsp;

A Dubai-based restaurant is offering a taste of luxury quite literally!
The Royal Gold Biryani by Bombay Borough comes with 3 kgs of rice, raita, different kinds of grilled meat and is topped with 23 karats of edible gold.
Priced at a whopping Rs 19,700 approximate, the restaurant claims it is Dubai's most expensive biryani.
That's not all- it is served on a huge gold plate and contains three different kinds of rice including keema and white and saffron rice.
Among the grilled meat, there is Old Delhi Lamb Chops, Rajput Chicken Kebabs and Mughlai Koftas. The platter even comes with a variety of sauces and curries on the side!

Taste of luxury: would you try this 23 karat gold biryani?

Would you try this 23 karat gold biryani, worth over Rs 19,700?

A Dubai-based restaurant is offering a taste of luxury with its&nbsp;23 karats gold biriyani!
Served on a huge gold plate the Royal Gold Biryani by Bombay Borough comes with 3 kgs of rice including&nbsp;keema,&nbsp;white and saffron rice, raita, different kinds of grilled meat and is topped with 23 karats of edible gold.
Among the grilled meat, there is old Delhi lamb chops, Rajput chicken Kebabs and Mughlai&nbsp;kKoftas. The platter even comes with a variety of sauces and curries on the side!
Priced at a whopping Rs 19,700 approximate, the restaurant claims it is Dubai's most expensive biryani.
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