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MES student leaps to glory, brings laurels for Qatar
When Reyma Alen Thomas, a member of Qatar´s national athletic team and a class X student of MES Indian School, took a leap of 5.06 metres at the First Asian Youth Games being held in Singapore she not only won for herself the silver medal in girls´ long jump but also brought laurels...
Stay the Course
IN an assessment that is not particularly surprising, Pakistan finds itself tenth on the Foreign Policy journal´s annual index of failed states. It is an accurate representation of the quagmire it has found itself in ever since the new US administration proved to be serious...
Career in Ashes, Vaughan Retires
JUST under four years ago Michael Vaughan stood before an ecstatic crowd at the Oval ground in London, brandishing cricket´s most storied trophy, the Ashes, after leading England to a long-awaited series victory over Australia. It was the apogee of his career.
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12 more bodies of ship mishap victims found

With 12 more bodies of
ship mishap victims being
fished out on Thursday, the
search and rescue team has
been successful in pulling out
18 bodies from the sea so far.
The search for the other 12
bodies is in progress.

Crowning glory for 693 QU female graduates

Qatar University (QU) celebrated the graduation of 693 female students of the
Class of 2009 at a ceremony at the Sheraton Hotel on Thursday. The graduates comprised eight MBAs, 13 MAs in Education...

S African trader admits to defrauding Barwa

A South African businessman accused of orchestrating a 15 billion rand ($1.93 billion) fraud has admitted to forging documents to deceive Qatar's Barwa Real Estate, a source close to the matter said...

4th Wimbledon final for Williams sisters

Venus Williams delivered crushing 6-1, 6-0 humiliation to world number one Dinara Safina on Thursday to line up against her sister Serena for the fourth time in a Wimbledon final.

Boys to Men

In a sterile, gray-carpeted rehearsal studio in Los Angeles, Nick Jonas is struck by a flash of inspiration: a musical interlude for the Jonas Brothers' 10-person backing band to play while he, singer Joe and guitarist Kevin make their exit.

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Heat & humidity hit vegetable trade
The soaring temperature and humidity have left the traders at the fresh vegetable market, off Salwa Road, a worried lot. Even as the scorching heat has slowed down their business with very few customers coming to the mart, the humidity has added to their agony by taking a toll on their vegetables and fruits which tend to rot very quickly. All the improvisations they had done to keep their products fresh before the onset of summer have fallen by the wayside due to the humid scorcher. Speaking to Qatar Tribune...
German school to double enrolment
The German School of Doha is working on an expansion strategy that will lead to the number of students in the school being doubled during the next school term, beginning on September 1. Since it´s foundation in October 2008 the school has developed enormously. Around 50 girls and boys aged between three and 15 years have finished their first school year. German construction companies based in Doha brought forth the idea of founding the German School mainly to attract employees with their families...
Malankara Orthodox Church consecrated
Malankara Orthodox Church, a worship place for the Malankara Christian community was consecrated in Doha on Thursday. Geevarghese Mar Kurilos, the bishop of Malankara Orthodox Church from India performed the consecration at Inter Denominational Christian Church (IDCC) complex at Abu Hamour. Thomas Mar Athnasious, bishop from Kerala region was the chief guest on the occasion. The spiritual leaders of the church were given warm welcome...
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‘Al Rekyyat’ joins Nakilat fleet
Nakilat took delivery on Thursday of another of the world’s largest and most advanced Q-Flex LNG carriers. The carrier has been chartered out on long term contract to Qatargas Liquefied Gas Company Limited (3), known as Qatargas 3, according to a press release on Thursday.
DEA joins MJ death probe
Jermaine Jackson said he would be “hurt” if toxicology reports show that Michael Jackson abused prescription drugs, but that he did not know about any drug use by his younger brother. “In this business, the pressures and things that you go through, you never know what one turns to,” Jermaine Jackson said in an interview broadcast Thursday on NBC television.
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