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Kochi: GoAir, has started new flight between Kannur and Dammam in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). The inaugural flight will take-off from Kannur on December 19, 2019 and land in Dammam the same day. This will be GoAir's maiden flight to KSA, 5th destination in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, 9th international and 34th sequential destination. GoAir will operate Kannur – Dammam – Kannur non-stop flights four days a week. Speaking at the occasion, Jeh Wadia, managing director, GoAir said: “With the new flight to KSA, GoAir further consolidates its international network - within a short span of 14 months we have added 9 destinations. Our flights to Dammam are already receiving an overwhelming response. Dammam is GoAir's 4th international destination from Kannur International Airport. I’m sure that the new flights will add a lot of value to Indian workforce who are looking at working in or visiting Dammam.” … [Read more...] about GoAir starts maiden flight to Saudi Arabia

Pooja Hegde’s quest for history lessons didn’t end with her debut film, Mohenjo Daro. The actress recently shared some pictures on Instagram from her Saudi Arabian getaway where she explored Madain Saleh, the ancient capital of the Nabatean civilization. The Gaddalakonda Ganesh actress kept it casual as she donned a stunning black and white striped shirt, paired with skinny denims and sneakers. The golden sandstone canyons, colossal arches, and rock formations looked majestic in the background. Posing against the magnificent structures, she mused, “Take time out to make your soul happy”. Guess after her last reincarnation drama, some soul-searching is in order. Download The Times of IndiaNews App City. … [Read more...] about Pooja Hegde explores Saudi Arabia

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says that the world body has not been able to independently corroborate that the cruise missiles and drones used in attacks this year on an airport and oil facilities in Saudi Arabia “are of Iranian origin.” The United States has blamed Iran for the attacks. The Saudis said the missiles and drones were Iranian but stopped short of accusing Iran of firing them. The U.N. chief said in a report to the Security Council obtained Friday by that the U.N. examined debris from the weapon systems used in the attacks and is still collecting and analysing additional information, and trying to establish the supply chain. He said he will report on its further findings “in due course, as appropriate.” The Secretary-General’s report includes allegations from the United States, Israel, France, Germany and the United Kingdom that Iran carried out ballistic missile-related activities that go against the resolution’s call on … [Read more...] about Can’t confirm weapons used in Saudi attacks were Iranian: U.N. Secretary-General

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Monday said that his country has the right not to extradite controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik to India, since the fugitive evangelist claims he will not get a fair trial back home, according to a media report. Naik, a 53-year-old radical television preacher, reportedly left India in 2016 and subsequently moved to largely Muslim Malaysia, where he was granted permanent residency. "Zakir in general feels that he is not going to get a fair trial (in India)," Mahathir was quoted as saying by The Star newspaper. He compared the situation to Australia refusing to extradite former police commando Sirul Azhar Umar, who was sentenced to death in Malaysia in 2015 for killing a Mongolian model. "We requested Australia to extradite Sirul and they are afraid we are going to send him to the gallows," the prime minister said. Naik was booked by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in 2016 based on a National Investigation Agency FIR … [Read more...] about Malaysia has right not to extradite Zakir Naik to India: PM Mahathir Mohamad

Football fans worldwide back points deductions for racism at matches IMAGE: Fans against apartheid banners on display outside the stadium. Photograph: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images Racist abuse from the stands remains widespread at football matches - and a large majority of fans don't know how to report it, an international survey showed on Wednesday. More than half of 27,000 fans interviewed by British anti-discrimination body Kick It Out and Swedish-based Forza Football across 38 countries said they had heard racist abuse being hurled at matches. Fewer than a third knew who to go to to report it.Kick It Out and Forza Football said the results strengthened the case for points deductions in incidents of racism from a team's supporters. Sixty percent of the supporters interviewed backed the idea of teams losing points in the event of racist behaviour by fans, according to the survey. Currently, teams are usually punished with fines or a partial stadium closure. "The governing bodies, … [Read more...] about Racism to be punished with points deductions