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26°C—38°C Today D Community Community Doha College Embassy students organises P9put eco- P16 programme friendly design and on Challenges of Nepali technology project Migrant Labourers and to good use for Role of Non-Resident younger peers. Nepali Association. Tuesday, May 22, 2018 Ramadan 6, 1439 AH DOHA 26°C—38°C TODAY LIFESTYLE/HOROSCOPE 11 PUZZLES 12 & 13 CHERISHED DREAM: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ride in an Ascot Landau along the Long Walk after their wedding in St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle Windsor. Reuters COVER STORY Fairytale, indeed The royal wedding is the perfect Hollywood ending for a very Hollywood story. P4-5 2 GULF TIMES Tuesday, May 22, 2018 COMMUNITY ROUND & ABOUT PRAYER TIME Fajr 3.20am Shorooq (sunrise) 4.46am Zuhr (noon) 11.30am Asr (afternoon) 2.56pm Maghreb (sunset) 6.18pm Isha (night) 7.48pm USEFUL NUMBERS Uncle (Malayalam) nuclear family, stuck in the social and political backdrop of DIRECTION: Gireesh Damodar Kerala. It will also look at a girl of 17 years and the bond she CAST: Mammootty, Joy Mathew, Muthumani shares with her father’s best friend, whom she fondly calls SYNOPSIS: The social and political milieu of Kerala is Uncle. of much importance in the movie and it is about an unusual Emergency 999 situation a family is made to face. Uncle revolves around a THEATRES: The Mall, Royal Plaza, Landmark Worldwide Emergency Number 112 Kahramaa – Electricity and Water 991 Local Directory 180 International Calls Enquires 150 Hamad International Airport 40106666 Labor Department 44508111, 44406537 Mowasalat Taxi 44588888 Qatar Airways 44496000 Hamad Medical Corporation 44392222, 44393333 Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation 44845555, 44845464 Primary Health Care Corporation 44593333 44593363 Qatar Assistive Technology Centre 44594050 Qatar News Agency 44450205 44450333 Q-Post – General Postal Corporation 44464444 Humanitarian Services Offi ce (Single window facility for the repatriation of bodies) Ministry of Interior 40253371, 40253372, 40253369 Ministry of Health 40253370, 40253364 Hamad Medical Corporation 40253368, 40253365 Qatar Airways 40253374 ote Unquo u te Q Rough Kaali (Tamil) doctor in the US is faced with adversity of Bharat trying to fi nd his biological DIRECTION: Kiruthiga when his mother is admitted to his parents in India. diamonds may Udhayanidhi hospital due to kidney failure. He tries to CAST: Vijay Antony, Sunaina, Anjali donate his own kidney but fi nds out that THEATRES: Landmark, The Mall, sometimes be mistaken for SYNOPSIS: Bharat, a successful he is adopted. Thus begins a journey Royal Plaza worthless pebbles. The Mall Cinema (1): Baskar 11pm. — Thomas Browne Oru Rascal (Tamil) 8:30pm; Royal Plaza Cinema Palace Downrange (2D) 11:30pm. (1): A Wrinkle In Time (2D) The Mall Cinema (2): A (Tamil) 11:15pm. 9pm; Uncle (Malayalam) 11pm. Wrinkle In Time (2D) 9pm; Landmark Cinema (2): Royal Plaza Cinema Palace Uncle (Malayalam) 11pm. Baskar Oru Rascal (Tamil) (2): Baskar Oru Rascal (Tamil) Community Editor The Mall Cinema (3): Raazi 8:30pm; Nous Jawaza (Arabic) 8:30pm; Kaali (Tamil) 11:15pm. Kamran Rehmat (Hindi) 8:30pm; Kaali (Tamil) 11:15pm. Royal Plaza Cinema Palace e-mail: [email protected] 11:15pm. Landmark Cinema (3): A (3): Nous Jawaza (Arabic) Telephone: 44466405 Landmark Cinema (1): Uncle Wrinkle In Time (2D) 9pm; 9:30pm; Downrange (2D) Fax: 44350474 (Malayalam) 8:30pm; Kaali Nadigaiyar Thilagam (Tamil) 11:30pm. Tuesday, May 22, 2018 GULF TIMES 3 ROUND & ABOUT COMMUNITY EVENTS Meerat Ramadan Breakdance Classes WHERE: Katara WHEN: Sunday-Wednesday MIA Bazaar WHEN: Ongoing till June 20 Breakdancing is part of the Hip Hop culture that originated in New York and has since spread WHERE: MIA park TIME: 8pm -11:55pm all over the world. Breakdancing is an athletic and acrobatic style of dancing, which can often WHEN: Till May 29 The Cultural Village Foundation – Katara appear to defy the laws of physics. This extreme dance-sport uses tremendous upper-body TIME: 7pm- 12am is inviting the public to Meerat Ramadan at strength for tricks and poses and a great way to get into shape and have fun. Register now by Join a magical Iftar in the MIA Park. Katara’s Southern Area. calling 33003839 or e-mail [email protected] During Ramadan, MIA Bazaar will open from 7pm till midnight selling foods and Explore your talent with us handicrafts for all the family from over 100 WHERE: Mystic Arts Centre behind Al diff erent stalls. Hilal Focus Medical Centre WHEN: Wednesday to Monday Ramadan Sports Festival Mystic Art Centre, is a holistic performing WHERE: Aspire arts institution and a one-stop solution for WHEN: ongoing adults as well as children looking to explore TIME: 9:30pm onwards their talents in various art forms. We off er Ramadan has its special atmosphere classes in Carnatic Music, Hindustani Music, everywhere, and Aspire is no diff erence. For Karate, Yoga, Zumba, Classical Dance, Salsa, the seventh year in a row, ‘Ramadan Sports Hip Hop, contemporary and Bollywood Festival’ is running at Aspire Zone’s various dance forms. Personalised lessons, effi cient venues from Monday, May 21 (today), until mentoring and exposure to stage helps our Saturday, June 2, to pull a large number of learner to walk out as a confi dent performer participants and partners. The two-week at the end of their course. For further details, festival features 12 activities in total that call 44723680/33897609. range from sports competitions to physical challenges. These trigger the interest of Dance and instrument classes active leisure enthusiasts, whether they are WHERE: TCA Campus, Behind Gulf Times men, women or juniors. All competitions will Building be held from 9:30pm until midnight. WHEN: Wednesday-Monday Come and learn the movements of dance styles in Bollywood, Hip Hop and also the musical instruments such as Piano, Guitar, Keyboard for adults as well kids and move in the world of music. Classes will run on a regular basis on weekends and weekdays. For Outdoor and fi ve-a-side football pitches preserves, syrups, and butters, as well as details contact 66523871/ 31326749. WHERE: Aspire Zone handicrafts and gardening supplies. WHEN: Daily TIME: 7pm-11pm Zumba Session Aspire Zone’s fi ve-a-side football outdoor WHERE: Bin Omran pitches opposite Al Waab Street are available WHEN: Sundays every day from 7pm until 11pm from Sundays to TIME: 7pm - 8pm Thursdays, and on Fridays and Saturdays from Participate in Zumba Sessions (Adults) every 7am-11pm. Sunday. For more information call 33003839 or [email protected] Mahaseel Festival WHEN: Thu, Fri, Sat Salsa Nights WHERE: Katara WHERE: The Irish Harp-Sheraton Grand Ramadan Activities TIME: 9am-10pm Doha WHERE: Mall Of Qatar Visitors to the festival can expect a variety WHEN: Every Wednesday WHEN: Till June 14 of products from local vegetables, fl owers, TIME: 9pm TIME: 7pm - 12am honey and meat, poultry and diary items. For Get ready for some Latin beats every Kids are invited to learn Arabic calligraphy, Extreme Desert Show those of you looking for traditional Qatari food, Wednesday night, where all the salseros and create prayer pads, lanterns and much WHEN: Ongoing there will also be stalls selling homemade foods salseras in town meet and party all night. Entry more in a colourful Arts and Crafts area TIME: 1:30pm - 6:30pm such as Machbous. Farm-grown goods include is QR50 for gents. Ladies enter free. For details along with a henna station dedicated to Experience the desert in a real traditional aubergines, peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, call 4485 3000. creating beautiful designs. In addition, giant way. It includes a desert safari, dune bashing courgettes, caulifl ower, herbs, and chilies. traditional Dama and X O games will delight and a trip to inland sea. Watch a thrilling There are also animal products such as chicken, Off -Road biking tour the kids while everyone can enjoy hospitality Extreme Desert Show only for QR170 per milk, cheese and eggs from Qatari companies WHERE: Zekreet in the modern yet traditional majlis and person. Call 3339 3323 for more inquiries. like Baladna and Al Waha Poultry Company. WHEN: Fridays participate in a daily broadcast from Qatar Blue Pearl Experience Qatar is off ering the Radio at 9pm in the Luxury Court. Remote-controlled car racing track B.Square Mall Grand Event country’s fi rst off -road biking tour. Ride in the WHERE: Aspire Park WHERE: Al Thumama, Doha desert on a fat bike to explore the local fl ora and Women’s Basketball Tournament WHEN: Thu, Fri, Sat WHEN: Ongoing fauna spot desert wildlife, hike up jebels, chill WHERE: Awsaj Academy Recreation TIME: 4pm-10pm TIME: 6:30pm in the magic of the Richard Serra statues and Center, Education City Aspire Zone Foundation has created a The only mall in Qatar dedicated to this unique landscape. Participants will get to WHEN: May 28 – June 5 custom-made track specially designed entertainment, B.Square Mall will occupy a cross the desert riding fat bikes from Zekreet TIME: 8pm - 12am for remote-control car racing, for car total space of 26,000 sq.m and 250 car parking to the Richard Serra statues, on a route of This is a women’s basketball tournament lovers across Doha. Interested motorsport spaces, as well as provide a range of shopping, approximately 13kms. The route is easy to ride for QF members and non-QF members, enthusiasts can try the race track opposite services, and entertainment options. and suitable for people with average fi tness. organised by Recreation Centre and Qsports. the Aspire Academy, from 4pm to 10pm on You must be able to ride. Kids aged 9 and older The cost is QR1,500 per team. Registered Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Torba Farmers Market are also welcome.
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