UAE remembers its heroes; Indian expat walks 1,000km for justice; bidder of Dh31m number plate arrested

| View it in [your browser] | [HOME] | [GOLD/ FOREX] | [CINEMA LISTINGS] | [PRAYER TIMINGS] | [COMPETITIONS] SUBSCRIBE [Newspaper] [ePaper] Wednesday, November 30, 2016 FOLLOW US [NEWS] [BUSINESS] [SPORT] [WKND.] [CLASSIFIED] [JOBS] TOP STORIES [Commemoration Day: We salute our heroes] We haven't forgotten them. We never will. They aren't gone. The blood they shed, the lives they sacrificed pulsate in our hearts every moment. Today, the whole nation holds its head high while remembering the courage, bravery and glory of our sons. ['We're in safe hands, our dreams come true here'] [Former Dubai club coach among Brazilian team plane crash] [Celebrating National Day in Dubai? Here's the calendar of events] [Shaikh Khalifa pardons 1,102 prisoners ahead of National Day] NATION [Dubai man walks 1,000km to attend court hearings] Hailing from Tiruchirappalli in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, Selvaraj began his court journeys after his mother died back home in an accident and he was denied permission to go and attend her funeral. [Bidder of Dh31m number plate arrested for fraud] [Watch: New Abu Dhabi-Dubai highway opens] [Water, electricity will not cost more in Dubai] [No more queues at Ras Al Khaimah Airport] INTERNATIONAL [I saw deaths and I almost died: Syrian girl's harrowing tweets] Syrian girl, 7, in Aleppo tweets photo of herself shrouded by smoke after bomb destroys her home. [250 women pray at Haji Ali Dargah after 5 years] [Gas shortage is triggering divorces in Pakistan] [Man attempts suicide over Rs 2,000 note] [Lufthansa cancels 1,700 flights due to pilots' strike] BUSINESS [UAE theme parks to record soaring visitor numbers] The rising popularity of theme parks, among both UAE residents and international visitors, will lead to them welcoming more than 19 million admissions a year by 2020, if current trends continue, new data has revealed. [Why are UAE residents demanding more organic and natural products?] [DAB targets 50% Middle East revenue growth] [Technology is a key motivator for home buyers] [Dubai trumps London as top property hotspot for 2017] SPORTS [Red-hot India tame England in third Test] Ravindra Jadeja's sparkling all-round performance floored England and handed India an unbeatable 2-0 lead after they cantered home to a comprehensive eight-wicket win in the third Test. [India can win on any track, says Virat Kohli] [Pakistan falter in final session to hand New Zealand series win] © Galadari Printing and Publishing Co. L.L.C. All rights reserved You have received this email message from [khaleejtimes.com]. Your email address has been recorded because you have subscribed to one of our print publications /newsletters or are registered with one of our web sites. For more information, visit [www.khaleejtimes.com] To UNSUBSCRIBE, please [click here.] [Contact Us] | [Advertise] | [Privacy Policy] FOLLOW US [BUSINESS] | [SPORTS] | [CITY TIMES] | [WKND]