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YOUR PAGE, YOUR STAGE! There’s probably a photographer hidden in each of us, looking out for a platform. Community invites you to grab your chance and send your contributions with contact details and complete description of the images to [email protected] — PHOTO ESSAY, Page 10 Monday, June 10, 2019 Shawwal 7, 1440 AH Doha today: 310 - 430 Stateless They were born in Colombia. Their parents fled Venezuela. They are citizens of nowhere. P4-5 COVER STORY 2 GULF TIMES Monday, June 10, 2019 COMMUNITY ROUND & ABOUT PRAYER TIME Fajr 3.12am Shorooq (sunrise) 4.44am Zuhr (noon) 11.35am Asr (afternoon) 2.58pm Maghreb (sunset) 6.25pm Isha (night) 7.55pm USEFUL NUMBERS Virus outbreak in Kerala, and the courageous fi ght put on by several DIRECTION: Ashiq Abu individuals which helped to contain the epidemic. 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The children will continue learning age-appropriate concepts, work on social skills, life skills training, arts and crafts, music, and fun activities such as water play. Artistic Gymnastic Classes WHERE: Qatar Academy Msheireb WHEN: Ongoing TIME: 3:15pm – 4:15pm The olympic sport using horizontal bar, rings and fl oor exercises on mats for the children from age 4 till 16. Hobby Classes WHERE: Mamangam Performing Art Centre WHEN:Wednesday – Monday Mamangam Performing Art Centre, is a holistic performing arts institution and a one stop solution for adults as well as children looking to explore their talents in various art forms. 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    #229 7 - 13 JanuaryWe 2005 need 20 pages Rs 30 to talk ASIAN TSUNAMI Aruna Upreti and Daniel Lak in Tamil Nadu p4 Talk or vote: Deuba's ultimatum to the Maoists expires next week Another Krakatoa p5 post-tsunami future p15 NAVIN SINGH KHADKA here is one week to go for the ability to restore peace. We ain't seen nothing yet p17 T 13 January ultimatum the Political analysts say the government set for the UML doesnt really have any Maoists to come for talks. other option but to stay on in Otherwise, it is ready to push government, and it would be Weekly Internet Poll # 169 through with elections by April. more than happy to be at least Q. Do blockades hurt or benefit the Maoist cause? But the government will not partly in command of the state have to wait till next Thursday for machinery in future polls. For the Maoist response. Maoist chief Deuba, even a low turnout is Prachanda has already ruled out good enough for legitimacy in negotiations, warning: Talks the eyes of the international Total votes:700 about elections will only mean community and to prove to the Weekly Internet Poll # 170. To vote go to: www.nepalitimes.com more bloodshed. king that he has fulfilled his Q. Do you think the Outer Ring Road in In this showdown, the royal- mandate. Kathmandu is a good idea? appointed government of Sher Deuba has reportedly got the Bahadur Deuba is under pressure assurance from the security not just from the Maoists. Once apparatus that a multi-phase bitten twice shy, Deuba doesnt election is possible, and a want to give King Gyanendra nationwide average of up to 40 another justification to sack him.