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Dubai Public Parking Charges: Dubai parking fees may rise in 2026 as RTA reviews tariff hike | World News

RTA considers tariff hike as Dubai parking fees face 2026 increase / Image: file Dubai motorists could soon face higher public parking charges after Parkin, the emirate’s largest paid parking operator, formally requested a revision of its tariff structure. The proposal has been submitted to the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and will require further…

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Kerala High Court halts ‘The Kerala Story 2’ release, imposes two-week stay ahead of February 27 premiere | Hindi Movie News

Just a day before its scheduled release, ‘The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond’ ran into trouble, with the Kerala High Court ordering a 15-day temporary suspension on the film’s release. According to ANI, the film’s launch, originally set for February 27, has been put on hold.Disclaimer: The information in this report is based on a…

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7 tallest buildings in Dubai that define the city’s iconic skyline

Formerly known as The Address Boulevard, Kempinski The Boulevard Dubai is a 370-meter-tall, 73-floor skyscraper located in Downtown Dubai. This luxury hotel and skyscraper is a mixed-use building that provides high-end accommodations, restaurants, and direct access to the Dubai Mall area. It is strategically located near the iconic Burj Khalifa. The Dubai skyscrapers represent an…

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PM Modi, Netanyahu pose with Royal Enfield bike at tech summit in Israel |

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were seen posing with a Royal Enfield motorcycle during a technology and innovation exhibition in Jerusalem. The two leaders attended the exhibition as part of Modi’s official visit to Israel, where they explored various innovations and emerging technologies. During the tour, they stopped to examine…

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‘They will be forced to accept defeat’: Army commander warns Pakistan’s nuclear rhetoric won’t save it next time | India News

NEW DELHI: The Indian Army is fully prepared for future contingencies and will not be deterred by Pakistan’s nuclear threats, Western Army Commander Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar said on Thursday. He warned Pakistan that any future conflict would end with a decisive outcome on the ground.Addressing troops after an investiture ceremony at Dhyan Singh…

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