Afghanistan International Bank, owned by a consortium of Afghan and US investors, has opened for business in Kabul, Afghanistan. The bank will start by providing inward and outward remittance facilities, cashier services, and current accounts for Afghan customers. It wants to move into trade ...
Country:USA Duration:97 min. Story:Riz is a recent South Asian immigrant who takes a job at a seedy motel in a bid to start over in America. But the motel’s other employees and guests pull her back into a life she preferred to leave behind. ...
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Chevayur got 216 points by Friday night. Kozhikode city team is moving behind with 301 points. Kozhikode Zamorin’s Higher Secondary School, Tali grabbed the first prize in Vrindavadyam competition. Jaya Krishnan.M, Vignesh.M, Kasyap Varma KC, Gokul Chandran P.C,Meenakshi.V,Bhavana.B, Krishn...
The new mutant variant was first detected in September this year in the United Kingdom. It became a public scare only by mid-December. However, between November 24-December 23 period, around 33,000 passengers arrived in India from the UK. ...
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calledA-100 and are given a “directed assignment”to their first post. Officers can express bidding preferences but whether you get what you want is a real crapshoot. If you have a foreign language proficiency, your chances of going to that country/region are good, but don’t bank on it...
That is a job that Ghani still has to prove he is up to. Known as a steamrolling reformer, he also has a reputation as a fastidious micro-manager. Haroon Mir, a Kabul-based political analyst, said that to avoid the gridlock that had so far hampered the government, Ghani now needed ...
“only inhibit” the prince’s ability to express concerns. In one letter to the prime minister, the prince said the armed forces were being asked to do a challenging job “without the necessary resources”. Release of the letters follows a decade-long campaign by the Guardian. [BBC] See ...
“recruited” to hunt down Al Qaeda was so impoverished, so illiterate and so feudal in their attachment to their local war lords that they were functionally useless. They had no loyalty whatsoever to far away Kabul, and given a couple hundred dollars they’d switch sides in a heartbeat ...