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Samira Abdullah Al Ali is Dubai Police’s first female Brigadier

Samira Abdullah Al Ali has become the first female Brigadier of Dubai Police in its 69-year history after moving up the ranks for her exemplary service over 31 years. She was promoted from the ranks of Colonel to Brigadier under the directive of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime …

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Caged No More: The Blueprint for Seamless AI Integration

Caged No More: The Blueprint for Seamless AI Integration Chandni Jafri, Founder, SLSV For centuries, humans have been like caged birds—confined by labor, bureaucracy, and survival. We flutter within the limits of time, resources, and systems that clip our wings. As a futurist, business coach and investor in innovation, I’m troubled by the fear-mongering around …

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Young changemakers working to bridge Nepal’s educational gap

 In an initiative led by students from the United States, Texas, Dallas, the international nonprofit Tutoring2Inspire has begun its mission to narrow Nepal’s educational divide. They have set up a new computer laboratory at Junkiri School, Jhapa, to host sustainable programme and open new pathways to greater opportunities . Co- founded by Jay Panta and …

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Innomotics India launches CSR program to support aspiring children

HIGHLIGHTS Innomotics India Pvt. Ltd., part of the German-based Innomotics GmbH, a globally leading supplier of  electric motors and large drive systems, recently launched their CSR Program in India. Innomotics India Pvt. Ltd., part of the German-based Innomotics GmbH, a globally leading supplier of electric motors and large drive systems, recently launched their CSR Program …

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There’s a link between pollution and bleeding in the brain

Researchers have found an association between air pollution exposure and a rare type of bleeding within the brain. An aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage, or aSAH, can damage brain tissue enough to leave patients paralyzed or in a coma or cause death. Neurosurgeon Robert Rennert led a retrospective study of 70 patients treated at the University of …

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