UAE travel update: Flight operations resume partially; Etihad, flydubai, Air Arabia, Emirates revise schedules |

UAE carriers have resumed some flight operations at major airports across the country, including Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, and Ras Al Khaimah, as the Middle East airspace is now partially open again. However, the carriers have reminded air travelers that flight schedules are subject to change, hence the need for air travelers to stay updated…

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New Flight Rules In India: 60% seats on flights to be free and more passenger-friendly rules announced by Ministry of Civil Aviation; what travellers in India need to know

A big relief for air travellers! In a major step toward making air travel more affordable, accessible and passenger-friendly, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has issued new directives mandating that a minimum of 60% seats on every flight be allocated free of charge. It aims at fair and transparent access for travellers. The move, implemented…

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7 life lessons to learn from cricket

Cricket isn’t just a sport in this part of the world; it’s a 22-yard metaphor for existence. One minute you’re hitting a boundary and the crowd is screaming your name; the next, you’re walking back to the pavilion because of a stray edge you didn’t see coming.Whether you’re navigating a corporate boardroom or a personal…

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Archaeologists unearth a 125,000-year-old Neanderthal ‘factory’ that could rewrite human history |

Archaeologists are used to slow, careful discoveries. Most digs reveal fragments. At a lakeside site in Germany, researchers digging into a low hill came across something far more organised than expected. It was not just scattered remains.The evidence suggests that Neanderthals may have been running what experts now describe as “fat processing sites” as far…

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