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SUBSCRIPTION WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2017 JAMADA ALAWWAL 25, 1438 AH www.kuwaittimes.net Amir sails in Le Pen cancels AUB net Kuwait SC Omani waters meeting with profit surges beat Kazma onboard Lebanon mufti by 6.2% to to clinch royal yacht2 over headscarf7 $570.6m21 Amir19 Cup MPs threaten to grill PM Min 07º Max 22º over Harbi ‘resignation’ High Tide 10:05 & 19:53 Low Tide Ban on publishing suspects’ images 03:25 & 14:03 40 PAGES NO: 17149 150 FILS By B Izzak Kuwait Times fetes art competition winners KUWAIT: A number of opposition MPs yesterday warned they will grill HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Al- Mubarak Al-Sabah if the health minister is allowed to resign following a controversy over the minister’s bid to sack top officials. MP Yousef Al-Fadhalah said on his Twitter account that he will file to grill the prime minister on March 5 if the government allows Health Minister Jamal Al-Harbi to quit, while leaving “suspected corrupt senior bureaucrats” in their positions. The lawmaker said that he had learned that Harbi offered his resignation on Monday during the Cabinet meeting after his demand to sack the undersecretary and a number of senior officials was not accepted by the Cabinet. The controversy over the health minister has been growing even before the November election, after reports that the cost of sending Kuwaitis for treatment abroad skyrocketed to new highs. Some MPs put it at as high as KD 750 million last year. Opposition MPs have alleged that a majority of those sent for treatment abroad were in fact not patients but sent on what they described as “medical tourism or politi- cal medication”, under which thousands of fake patients were sent abroad to appease certain MPs. -
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www.thepeninsulaqatar.com BUSINESS | 17 SPORT | 24 Umm Al Houl Smiles and ‘selfies’ Phase-1 production as Aspire Academy in April welcomes Barshim TUESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2016 • 25 DHUL HIJJA 1437 • Volume 21 • Number 6932 2 Riyals thepeninsulaqatar @peninsulaqatar @peninsula_qatar Deputy Emir meets outgoing Indian envoy Ooredoo says New transit visa rules disappointed by regulator’s make entry easier decision The Peninsula to passengers of all nationalities, upon con- firmation of onward journey and completion Transit passengers can now of passport control procedures. All visas are DOHA: Ooredoo has strongly dis- stay up to 96 hours in Qatar approved and issued at the sole discretion of agreed with the Communications the Ministry of Interior (MoI). Regulatory Authority’s (CRA) deci- without the need to apply in The new scheme announced yesterday by Qatar sion related to access to its duct advance for an entry visa. Airways, Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA) and the MoI infrastructure. is seen as a shot in the arm for the country’s tour- In an official statement issued ism sector and another significant stride to promote here yesterday, Ooredoo expressed Qatar as a world-class stopover destination. disappointment with the regulator’s The amendments on visa rules, announced decision and order issued on Sep- By Raynald C Rivera on the eve of World Tourism Day, is the third in tember 8 this year, saying that it The Peninsula a series of steps Qatar has taken to facilitate vis- contained grave errors. itor entry into the country. Last week, officials According to Ooredoo, the announced new procedures to accelerate the regulator has not given sufficient entry of tourists arriving on board cruise ships, consideration to input or evidence DOHA: In yet another move to attract more and earlier, an agreement was signed with VFS it presented to the CRA. -
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www.thepeninsulaqatar.com BUSINESS | 21 SPORT | 29 Carmaker Ferrari Djokovic eases makes Milan stock into second exchange debut. round in Qatar. TUESDAY 5 JANUARY 2016 • 25 Rabia I 1437 • Volume 20 • Number 6666 thepeninsulaqatar @peninsulaqatar @peninsula_qatar Innocent refugee One killed as two Advisory Council Sunni mosques bombed in Iraq wants shop rent AFP HILLA, IRAQ: Blasts rocked two rise slab reduced Sunni mosques in central Iraq yesterday, amid fears of renewed sectarian strife in the region, police and medics said. As thousands dem- rent or companies in which the gov- onstrated against Saudi Arabia in Advisory Council ernment has stake and which own Baghdad, Prime Minister Haider real estate, to also review their rent Al Abadi vowed to track down discusses issue of prices and sign fresh rent contracts the attackers, whom he said were rising rents with their tenants. attempting to undermine national These companies must ensure that unity. A man was killed in one of the the rents they take from their tenants attacks and a muezzin was gunned are not unjustifiably high, noted the down in the same region south of Council, saying this was necessary Baghdad. In Hilla, about 80km from DOHA: The Advisory Council wants to to ensure so as to keep the general the capital, a police captain said the reduce the percentage by which own- price rise under check. Ammar bin Yasser mosque in Bak- ers of shops and other commercial During a debate on the issue of erli neighbourhood was bombed space can increase the rent annually. escalating rents, Fahad Al Khayareen, after midnight. -
Nationals Beat Pirates to Nail Down Division Title ‘It Never Gets Old
ATHLETICS | Page 9 TENNIS | Page 11 Bekele wins Wozniacki To Advertise here the Berlin ends title wait Call: 444 11 300, 444 66 621 marathon, but with Tokyo misses record victory Monday, September 26, 2016 FOOTBALL Dhul-Hijja 24, 1437 AH Ronaldo has to live GULF TIMES with being subbed, says coach Zidane SPORT Page 5 MOTOGP Marquez extends lead with gritty Aragon GP win ‘I said stay calm, don’t wear the front tyre because I had the hard one and then step-by-step I got a good rhythm. With Valentino I pushed for two laps and then when I saw the distance was enough (to pass) I just tried to keep that rhythm’ Collated Results MotoGP 1. Marc Marquez (ESP/Honda) 2. Jorge Lorenzo (ESP/Yamaha) 3.Valentino Rossi (ITA/Yamaha) 4. Maverick Vinales (ESP/Suzuki) 5. Cal Crutchlow (GBR/Honda LCR) 6. Dani Pedrosa (ESP/Honda) 7. Aleix Espargaro (ESP/Suzuki) 8. Pol Espargaro (ESP/Yamaha Tech3) 9. Alvaro Bautista (ESP/Aprilia) 10. Stefan Bradl (GER/Aprilla) Championship standings (Top 5) 1. Marc Marquez (ESP/Honda) 248 pts 2. Valentino Rossi (ITA/Yamaha) 196 3. Jorge Lorenzo (ESP/Yamaha) 182 4. Dani Pedrosa (ESP/Honda) 155 5. Maverick Vinales (ESP/Suzuki) 149 Moto2 1. Sam Lowes (GBR/Kalex) 2. Alex Marquez (ESP/Kalex) 3. Franco Morbidelli (ITA/Kalex) 4. Thomas Luthi (SWI/Kalex) 5. Takaaki Nakagami (JPN/Kalex) 6. Alex Rins (ESP/Kalex) 7. Lorenzo Baldassarri (ITA/Kalex) 8. Johann Zarco (FRA/Kalex) 9. Simone Corsi (ITA/Speed Up) 10. Jonas Folger (GER/Kalex) World championship standings 1. -
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CURRENT AFFAIRS (03-04 MARCH 2019) Lqc G% 7
CURRENT AFFAIRS (03-04 MARCH 2019) lqcg% 7 cts NEWS ON AIR TIMES OF INDIA Indian American Medha Narvekar has been appointed as Former India captain Anil Kumble has been re-appointed as the the Vice President and Secretary of the University of chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Cricket Pennsylvania. Committee. भारतीय अमेररकी मेधा नरवेकर को पेंसि쥍वेसनया सवश्वसवद्यालय के भारत के पूवा कप्तान असनल कुंु बले को अुंतरााष्ट्रीय सिके ट पररषद (आईिीिी) उपाध्यक्ष और िसिव के 셂प में सनयुक्त सकया गया है। सिके ट िसमसत के अध्यक्ष के 셂प में पुनः सनयुक्त सकया गया है। USA NEWS ON AIR • Ambassador of India to the United States = Harsh Vardhan Shringla Yudh Abhyas (Military) + Vajra Prahar (Military) + COPE INDIA (Air Force) Switzerland Roger Federer has won the 100th ATP Singles title • MEA of his career by defeating Greece' Stefanos Tsitsipas in the Final of the Dubai Tennis Championships. Third India-Japan Cyber Dialogue was held in Tokyo. सववट्जरलℂड के रोजर फे डरर ने दुबई टेसनि िℂसपयनसिप के फाइनल में ग्रीि के वटेफानोि ससिससिपाि को हराकर अपने कररयर का 100 वाुं एटीपी एकल सिताब तीिरी भारत-जापान िाइबर वाताा टोक्यो में आयोसजत की गई। जीता है। • Federer, the 20-time grand slam champion, and became the second man after American Jimmy • Japan: Capital: Tokyo + Currency: Yen + PM: Shinzo Abe Connors to claim 100 titles. • Both sides agreed to hold the next Japan-India Cyber Dialogue in New Delhi next • Federer will have to win 10 more titles to beat Connors' record of 109, while Martina year. -
2020 Olympic Solidarity Annual Report
Annual Report Working together to develop sport and promote its values We need more solidarity Thomas Bach, President of the International Olympic Committee The global coronavirus crisis has highlighted one Committees (NOCs) and the International important lesson that we all have learned from this Federations (IFs) through an emergency COVID-19 unprecedented situation: we need more solidarity. aid package programme, to address the More solidarity within societies and more solidarity immediate needs of the Olympic community. among societies. Most importantly, this support meant that the athletes have been able to continue their The worldwide crisis and its far-reaching preparations for the postponed Olympic Games consequences had profound implications for Tokyo 2020, thereby pursuing their Olympic dream. everyone in the Olympic community. This is why the IOC has strengthened its commitment As outlined in this Annual Report, Olympic management and promotion of the Olympic values, to the fundamental Olympic value of solidarity Solidarity also continued to implement its many all these programmes illustrate our commitment to in significant ways in 2020. programmes that support the development of strengthen solidarity in these uncertain times. sport around the globe and particularly of the The most visible impact was for the historical athletes from all the NOCs and from the Olympic Olympic Solidarity fuels our mission to make postponement of the Olympic and Paralympic Refugee Team with regard to their preparations the world a better place through sport. This is Games Tokyo 2020 to 2021. The IOC responded for the upcoming editions of the Olympic Games. why I would like to thank all of the members of to this unprecedented situation by increasing its Olympic Solidarity also made it possible for the the Olympic Solidarity Commission, under the support to the Olympic community. -
Top Seed Djokovic Breezes Past Brown in Season-Opener
NBA | Page 6 FOOTBALL | Page 10 Butler betters Neville’s To Advertise here Call: 444 11 300, 444 66 621 a Jordan mark Valencia fi ght as Bulls beat back to deny Raptors 10-man Madrid Tuesday, January 5, 2016 CRICKET Rabia I 25, 1437 AH Determined Amla GULF TIMES returns to form as England toil SPORT Page 4 TENNIS / QATAR EXXONMOBIL OPEN SPOTLIGHT 2015 in the past, Top seed Djokovic Nadal is focussed breezes past Brown on the new year By Sahan Bidappa “It is obvious that I feel more confi - Doha dent this year but anything can happen. This is sport. Last year I played a great set here in the fi rst round and I lost. But afael Nadal was not in his best I was playing good, no?,” Nadal said of mood yesterday. He had lost his last year’s fi rst round exit in Doha. in season-opener his fi rst match of the new sea- “And then not having an easy year, I son at the Qatar ExxonMobil managed it well because I fi nished in a ROpen, albeit in doubles, and the con- very high position in the rankings. And Unseeded De La Nava ousts Spanish fifth seed Feliciano Lopez stant questioning of his 2015 season especially I fi nished it playing well, made it even worse. no? This year is another year. It’s true The 14-time Grand Slam champion I’m not coming back from injuries, and just won three ATP titles last year, I feel that I worked a lot to be ready to struggling to fi nd his feet after return- begin this one, and I feel I am. -
Thecambodiadaily
All the News Without Fear or Favor The Cambodia daily Volume 65 Issue 65 Monday, September 26, 2016 2,000 riel/50 cents Minister Tells UN ‘Perfect Democracy’ Not Realistic By colin meyn the cambodIa daIly Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn defended the government before the U.N. General Assembly in New York on Saturday, saying that the ruling party was being held to unrealistic expectations of a “per- fect democracy” while the opposi- tion was “committing very serious crimes.” Delivering his first major ad- dress to the U.N., the new foreign minister was the latest govern- ment official to hit back at claims that the CPP is attempting to crip- ple the opposition and other critics ahead of local elections next year Pring Samrang/Reuters and national elections in 2018. A man dries unhusked rice on a road in front of his home in Kompong Thom province on Saturday. The Rural “International institutions and Development Bank says the rice sector has stabilized after government intervention last week to halt Western parliamentarians have plummeting prices. (Related story page 5) pointed the finger sometimes and tried to lay blame. I am here before you not as an accused party; I am speaking to you as a country that is Timber Trader Blasts Journalists for Snitching often judged negatively, and even By aun PheaP had tipped off military police to a re- ing incense above her head. more often it is misunderstood and the cambodIa daIly cent timber run. “I am making a business for a lit- not recognized, particularly in the A wealthy timber trader in “All journalists are witnesses for tle bit of money and I share it with Western world,” he said. -
NEWSLETTER | OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 2019 from the President’S Desk
INDIAN OLYMPIC QUARTERLYASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER | OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 2019 From the President’s Desk Dear IOA Members and Colleagues, At the outset, I would like to congratulate all the medal winners and National Sports Federations for India’s phenomenal performance at the 13th South Asian Games, Kathmandu- Pokhara 2019. India won a total of 312 medals including 174 Gold, 93 Silver and 45 Bronze medals, which also marks our best ever performance at these Games. We successfully wrapped up this year with our Annual General Meeting on 30 December in New Delhi where it was wonderful to meet you all. We reviewed governance and preparations for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 in the meeting. The members were apprised of the progress in hosting the 2023 IOC Session in India. Pursuant to the visit of the President of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) and deliberations during the AGM, it was also confirmed that India would be participating in the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games and bidding for the Commonwealth Games 2026/ 2030. IOA reviewed the planning to host the IOC Session in 2023. Earlier, the IOA has already expressed interest for hosting the Summer Youth Olympic Games in 2026, Asian Games in 2030 and Summer Olympic Games in 2032. I once again congratulate all our esteemed colleagues on their appointments in international sports organisations this year and hope our presence will continue to expand in the times to come. I look forward to your continued support in 2020 and beyond to make the Indian Olympic Association a formidable force to reckon with and to realise our collective vision and plans for the advancement of Olympic movement in India. -
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2017 SPORTS Olympic downhill designer says tough, faster course awaits ST MORITZ: Stop worrying, downhill racers. The 2018 was set by Johan Clarey of France in Wengen, Innerhofer of Italy, the 2014 silver medalist, who time to adapt both before the Olympics. The women Olympic course will be faster than you think. The new Switzerland, in 2013. called the course in Jeongseon “slow motion.” will compete in World Cup downhill and super-G track in South Korea has been criticized - at a men’s “When you go the first time in a new downhill you In St. Moritz, it was world championship downhill races on March 4-5. “Basically the character will test race last year and at the world championships start from the slow side. You don’t want to kill the silver medalist Erik Guay of Canada who wished for a remain the same (as the men’s),” Russi said of the this week - as being too slow with too many twists guys,” said Russi, the 1972 Olympic champion and sil- faster, tougher test at the Pyeongchang Olympics. women’s downhill track. “Maybe the turns will be a and turns. Not so fast, veteran Olympic course design- ver medalist behind Austrian great Franz Klammer Guay said the test race had too many slowing little bit tighter. Maybe one, two, three, four more er Bernhard Russi told The Associated Press. “It was on four years later. The Swiss veteran is skiing’s master turns, and was similar to a super-G - a pointed remark turns. Maybe the jumps a little less big, less long. -
Sports Important SPORTS EVENTS
Current Affairs July to December Mid-2016 Download from www.arunacademy.in - 1 - Today we, Arun Academy providing List of important Sports related events in National and International Level during July to December Mid-2016. Sport related questions are frequently asked in most of the competitive exams. This will be very useful for upcoming Bank PO/Clerk Mains exam, Railways and TNPSC Group exams too. sPORTs iMPORTANT SPORTS EVENTS 14th edition of Homeless World Cup 2016 started in Glasgow (Scotland). It is an annual football tournament focusing on advocating a global awareness about homelessness. Slum Soccer also partnered with Tata Trusts and Football Players Association of India (FPAI) for India’s participation in world cup. Slum Soccer organization uses football as a tool for social upliftment of downtrodden and atrisk youth. 2016 Swiss Open Gstaad, a men's tennis tournament has been won by Spainish player Feliciano Lopez. He defeated Robin Haase of Netherlands. 2016 Wimbledon Championships winners (130th edition) Men's Singles Andy Murray (Britain) won by defeating Canadas Milos Raonic. It was his second Wimbledon title after 2013. Women's Singles Serena Williams (USA) won by defeating Germanys Angelique Kerber. It is Williams seventh Womens Singles Wimbledon title (2002, 2003, 2009, 2010, 2012 and 2015) and overall 22nd Grand Slam title. Men's Doubles French pair of PierreHugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut defeated French pair Julien Benneteau and Édouard RogerVasselin. Women's Doubles USA pair of Serena Williams and Venus Williams defeated Tímea Babos (Hungary) and Yaroslava Shvedova (Kazakhstan). Mixed Doubles Henri Kontinen (Finland) and Heather Watson (UK) defeated Robert Farah (Colombia) and AnnaLena Grönefeld (Germany).