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Malabar Charitable Trust, the CSR wing of Malabar Group, has partnered with the Pratham Education Foundation to further strengthen its Micro Learning Centres (MLCs) initiative aimed at rehabilitating and supporting the education of underprivileged children across India. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Malabar Charitable Trust, social welfare organisation Thanal, and Pratham Education Foundation at the Malabar Group headquarters in Kozhikode. The signing ceremony was attended by Mr. M. P. Ahammad, Chairman of Malabar Group Mr. Asher O, Managing Director – India Operations, Malabar Gold & Diamonds;  Ms. Preeti Pandey, Program Manager at Pratham Education Foundation; Dr. V.…

Spring is the season of movement. It’s when weekend plans stretch a little longer, city escapes become more frequent, and outdoor adventures feel irresistible again. But as lifestyles become more mobile, one small inconvenience continues to follow – running out of battery at the worst possible moment. INIU’s latest Spring Sale campaign aims to solve exactly that problem, positioning its Pocket Rocket P50 as the ultimate companion for life on the go. With a focus on portability, speed, and reliability, the P50 is designed for people who refuse to slow down – whether they’re exploring a new city, hiking a…

talabat’s initiative removes operational barriers and provides infrastructure, helping homegrown restaurants grow, reach customers, and sustain their businesses Dubai, UAE – talabat UAE has launched a new initiative to support homegrown restaurants by providing 100 cloud kitchen spaces rent-free until September 2026. The program is designed to help homegrown brands built in the UAE continue reaching customers, serving their communities, and focusing on growth. Restaurants play a central role in the UAE’s economic and social landscape, supporting employment, local supply chains, and vibrant communities. Through this initiative, talabat aims to provide meaningful, practical support to the businesses that underpin the country’s…

The ongoing memory shortage is starting to hit smartphone makers, and consumers are seeing the impact with rising pricing and specs. New reports suggest that the cost of high-end RAM and storage configurations has surpassed even flagship chips, bringing a major shift in how smartphones are built. This is a big deal since the processor was usually the most expensive component. But now, it looks like memory is taking that premium spot. What’s the issue? The problem is simple. Growing demand for AI has caused memory prices to see a sharp rise. High-speed storage and RAM chips are being taken…

Dubai, UAE – March 23, 2025: Hotpack, the UAE-based leader in sustainable packaging solutions, hosted its annual ‘CEO Excellence Awards 2026’ recently in Dubai, in recognition of the outstanding contribution of individual employees, teams and projects across the operations of the company. The ‘CEO Excellence Awards’ has been instituted to identify talents, and team works that performed leadership, innovation, and operational excellence contributing to Hotpack’s overall growth and success. The event brought together employees from all divisions, celebrating their achievements and fostering a culture of recognition and excellence. The awards were presented by Mr. Abdul Jebbar PB, Founder, Group CEO & Managing Director…

For decades, going underground meant losing your signal and your lifeline. Korean researchers at ETRI (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute) have changed the paradigm with a breakthrough that sounds simple but is genuinely remarkable.  The technology allows for voice communication 100 meters underground, wirelessly. This is the world’s first, and it matters more than you might think. How does it work? The communication uses magnetic field underground communication source technology, and is the world’s first successful attempt at it. Instead of relying on conventional radio waves, which get absorbed almost instantly by rock and soil, ETRI’s system uses low-frequency magnetic…

Marking its 30th running, the Dubai World Cup returns to Meydan Racecourse on Saturday, 28 March 2026. First staged in 1996, the race day has established itself as the pinnacle of the global horseracing calendar. Credit: Dubai Racing Club With $30.5 million in prizemoney across nine elite races, the Dubai World Cup will once again attract the finest horses, trainers and jockeys for an unforgettable showcase of world-class racing. The 2026 running follows a memorable 2025 victory by the American-trained Hit Show, who returns to contest the title once again in the $12 million Dubai World Cup sponsored by Emirates Airline,…

Just when it seemed like the dust had settled, new rumors have surfaced about OnePlus scaling back its global operations again. A new leak suggests that the company could be preparing to shut down its business in the US and Europe, while continuing to focus on Asian markets like China. This isn’t the first time we’ve heard something like this. Similar claims appeared earlier this year, which were promptly pushed back by the company. But now, the same conversation is picking up again. What’s in the new rumors? It might not be a sudden shutdown, but OnePlus is reportedly making…

Dubai, UAE, 23 March 2026- The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Knowledge Award (MBRKA) continues to strengthen its role as a prominent global platform that recognizes individuals and organizations making exceptional contributions to the advancement of knowledge. By celebrating groundbreaking achievements that benefit millions around the world, MBRKA reflects the UAE’s vision to position knowledge as a fundamental pillar of sustainable development and promote a future shaped by scientific research and innovation. Established in 2015 by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, MBRKA aims to inspire scientists,…

Sharing files on your phone is getting easier if you’re using Samsung’s latest device. The Galaxy S26 is gaining AirDrop-style support through an update to its built-in sharing system, starting March 23. That change brings a more familiar way to send photos, videos, and files between devices without relying on extra apps or workarounds. It’s especially useful if you move between platforms or have dealt with inconsistent transfer options before. Samsung says the launch begins in Korea, with availability set to follow in North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia. Timing may vary by market, but the rollout is clearly designed…