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Indias largest low-cost airline, IndiGo, has announced the launch of direct flights from Mumbai and Kannur to Fujairah, United Arab Emirates UAE , effective May 16. The new daily services to Fujairah
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stanley quencher , Dubai and Riyadh among fastest climbers Flight schedules have been strategically planned to align with the bus services, ensuring smooth onward journeys for travellers keen to explore Dubais iconic landmarks, Sharjahs rich cultural heritage, or other attractions across the UAE. We are pleased to announce the launch of daily direct flights from Mumbai and Kannur to Fujairah, a hidden gem in the UAE, known for its natural beauty and economic promise. As our 41st international destination and fifth in the UAE, Fujairah
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stanley botella rnment institutions. Replying to the debate on the Appropriation Bill, the Chief Minister said that every Muslim should get representation in every field of life. He said that the issue of representation in government institutions will be resolved very soon. Earlier, taking part in the debate, Akbar Owaisi drew the Chief Minister attention to the decline in minority representation in government institutions. Mr. Owaisi demanded the inclusion of Urdu representative in the Official Language Commission so that Urdu could be implemented as the second official language. He also demanded the inclusion of a Muslim representative in the Telangana Public Service Commission and said that there was representation in the previous commission but this time it was not given. He said that justice is needed for Urdu. Urdu should be used in government office signboards, RTC buses, etc. Akbar Owaisi demanded Muslim representation in one of the two posts of Vice-Presidents of the Council for Higher Education and inclusion of a Muslim representative in the council. He drew the government attention to the formation of the Telangana Minorities Commission and the board of directors of t
