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Hindu temple will 'signify close ties between UAE and India'
Temple will be inaugurated on February 14 and promote peace among all religions and nations
Worshippers help prepare Abu Dhabi's Hindu temple for grand opening
All ages keen to be part of the inauguration of hand-carved temple that reflects country’s philosophy of inclusion
Modi to address thousands at Abu Dhabi stadium event
Community-led cultural event Ahlan Modi to be held at Zayed Sports City stadium on February 13
Conservationist Goodall says planned Dubai centre will 'make a difference'
Renowned conservationist to open first office in the region where students will take on environmental projects
India flexes naval muscles with armada to protect commercial ships
Naval destroyers, frigates and surveillance aircraft have been sent to help commercial vessels amid rising security concerns in key economic zones
Naval patrols stepped up to keep Somali pirates at bay
Navies committed to 'fighting the mafias' that attack ships in the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and Arabian Sea
Ma’an outlines plans for how businesses can care for others
Funds will open up education opportunities for children in low-income families and a mobile van offering dental care for workers free of charge
Teachers in Middle East seek ways to tackle rising cost of living
Educators in some parts of the region have been forced to take up second or third jobs as inflation devalues salaries
'There's no life without him': Fire survivors still struggle eight months on
Residents who leapt to safety say they remain terrified and anxious after April 15 blaze that killed friends and family
Dubai's Expo City Farm shows how to grow food in the desert
The farm, which debuted at Cop28, remains open and entrance is free
Cop28 entrepreneurs eye carbon-cutting innovations after summit
Start-up founders explain how the conference has boosted their sustainable businesses
'I was expressing voices of the vulnerable,' says 12-year-old Indian climate activist
Licypriya Kangujam condemns ‘unfair’ removal from Cop28 session after protest
Campaigners demand action on fossil fuels in global stocktake
Advocacy groups demand a fresh injection of grants to the loss and damage fund
Tokyo governor keen on green tie-ups with UAE
Yuriko Koike, the Japanese capital's first female governor, says collaboration is key to reaching net zero targets
India committed to coal despite fossil fuel phase-out calls
National statement to Cop28 says country's development takes priority over wider green strategies
