Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum issued Law No. (6) of 2025 to regulate government land allocation to public entities, aligning with the Dubai 2040 plan.
Cricket legend Shahid Afridi has launched Lala Darbar in Dubai, offering authentic Pakistani cuisine in a modern, family-friendly setting.
New Delhi, April 29, 2025 : In a landmark moment for international cultural ties, India has conferred the Padma Shri award on Kuwaiti national Shaikha Ali Jaber Al-Sabah for her significant contributions to the research, development, and global outreach of yoga. At a grand ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan, President Droupadi Murmu presented the honor to Shaikha Al-Sabah, founder of Daratma for Yoga Education — Kuwait’s first officially licensed yoga institution. This recognition marks her as the first Kuwaiti national to receive one of India’s highest civilian awards for advancing yoga studies and practices abroad.
Srinagar, April 29, 2025 :In a heartening turn of events, tourists have started returning to Kashmir just days after veteran actor Atul Kulkarni’s visit to the valley in a show of solidarity following the tragic terror attack in Pahalgam. On April 22, a terror attack had shaken the region, resulting in the deaths of 25 Indian nationals and one Nepali citizen. In the aftermath, tourism — a critical part of Kashmir’s economy — faced massive setbacks with nearly 90% of bookings canceled within days. However, Kulkarni’s spontaneous trip from Mumbai to Srinagar appears to have sparked a wave of support among Indians across the country.
New Delhi 29th April: In the wake of the deadly April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian government has taken a series of stringent diplomatic and security measures that could effectively end the long-standing stream of medical tourists from Pakistan. The attack, which left 26 civilians dead and over 20 injured, has been blamed on Pakistan-backed terror groups. Though the Resistance Front initially claimed responsibility, Indian authorities have pointed to deeper cross-border connections, escalating tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.
Saudi Arabia’s new Investment Law regulations boost transparency, protect national interests, and guarantee fund transfers, aiming to attract foreign investors.
Saudi Arabia’s military industry localization rate rose to 19.35% in 2024, surpassing the 12.5% target as part of Vision 2030 goals to reach 50% by 2030.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman donates SR1B to Sakan to boost homeownership for low-income Saudis, with housing projects to be completed within 12 months.
Japan and Malaysia started strong at the Sudirman Cup, both winning 5-0. Japan aims for its first title after finishing as runners-up three times. South Korea leads Group B.
Three Saudi teams, Al-Hilal, Al-Ahli, and Al-Nassr, have reached the AFC Champions League semifinals. Al-Hilal faces Al-Ahli, while Al-Nassr meets Kawasaki Frontale.
The Saudi-Italian Business Forum in Lombardy highlighted growing economic ties, with a focus on boosting trade, investment, and Vision 2030 opportunities.
Saudi Arabia announced fines up to SR100,000, deportation, and vehicle confiscation for those violating Hajj permit rules or aiding unauthorized pilgrims.
KSrelief and the UK signed a deal to boost cholera response in Yemen, providing $10 million to WHO and UNICEF to aid 3.5 million people in high-risk areas.
The AFC Champions League Elite trophy toured NEOM ahead of the final in Jeddah, spotlighting sports, youth programs, and NEOM’s growing role in global athletics.
A new pavilion and digital platform were launched in Madinah, offering immersive insights into the Prophet’s life and Islamic history through tech and exhibits.
KSE-100 Index reverses sharply from early gains after profit-taking and India-Pakistan tussles dull the mood.
Chinese yuan slips slightly amid tariff tension with the US, cautious policy signals, and upcoming manufacturing data.
Optimism about the easing of tensions between the US and China buoyed market sentiment, yet it still maintained volatility due to frail trade talks.
In an exclusive interview with Reuters on Monday, Asif said that after last week's attack on tourists in Kashmir, which left 26 people dead, the threat of an Indian military strike has become more imminent
During speeches in the Senate session, senators emphasized that the global community has disregarded Indian allegations against Pakistan and warned that any Indian aggression would be met with a befitting response by Pakistan's armed forces
