Tuesday, April 18, 2017
IWIK : Indian ladies set for exclusive group tour to Dubai
Indian Women in Kuwait (IWIK) is all set to organize "Dubai Darshan 2017" an exclusive fun filled 3 day trip to Dubai for Indian Women living in Kuwait. The idea of group tour to Dubai came after the success of two consecutive Kuwait Darshan where the all ladies team enjoyed different sight seeing in Kuwait.
The 3 day Group tour to Dubai is planned to be on 27th, 28th and 29th April 2017. The trip is surely going to be a memorable trip, packed with loads of fun, sight-seeing, information, and happy moments with the entire group of like minded women, organizers said.
"The whole expense for a lady for this trip will be 275 KD, which includes a to z required for the entire trip," organizers said. The cost includes visa, air ticket, hotel accommodation, own transport for the entire tour, entry tickets to all places including a visit to the top floor of Burj Khalifa, food and full guided tour for the entire duration of the tour. "The participant doesn't need to pay any extra amount to enjoy this wonderful 3 days trip," organizers added. The group will leave Kuwait on 26th April night.
Few more seats are available and any Indian women above 18 years of age with a valid passport can contact the organizer as the seats and time are limited. Kids please excuse.
Indian Women In Kuwait (IWIK) is an unifying place for the Indian women residing in Kuwait, wherein the members shall learn a bit; gain a bit; have a little fun; and express themselves and their skills. Earlier IWIK Team has successfully organized a series of offline and online events such as the Rangoli Competition, X-Mas Tree Contest, Live cookery show by Tarla Dalal, Kuwait Darshan, Blood Donation Camp, Methai Contest, ICE - In Case Of Emergency workshop , MAA - Pre and Post Natal Care Seminar , My Day with Myself - IWIK picnic and a range of other competitions and programs.
The 3 day Group tour to Dubai is planned to be on 27th, 28th and 29th April 2017. The trip is surely going to be a memorable trip, packed with loads of fun, sight-seeing, information, and happy moments with the entire group of like minded women, organizers said.
"The whole expense for a lady for this trip will be 275 KD, which includes a to z required for the entire trip," organizers said. The cost includes visa, air ticket, hotel accommodation, own transport for the entire tour, entry tickets to all places including a visit to the top floor of Burj Khalifa, food and full guided tour for the entire duration of the tour. "The participant doesn't need to pay any extra amount to enjoy this wonderful 3 days trip," organizers added. The group will leave Kuwait on 26th April night.
Few more seats are available and any Indian women above 18 years of age with a valid passport can contact the organizer as the seats and time are limited. Kids please excuse.
Indian Women In Kuwait (IWIK) is an unifying place for the Indian women residing in Kuwait, wherein the members shall learn a bit; gain a bit; have a little fun; and express themselves and their skills. Earlier IWIK Team has successfully organized a series of offline and online events such as the Rangoli Competition, X-Mas Tree Contest, Live cookery show by Tarla Dalal, Kuwait Darshan, Blood Donation Camp, Methai Contest, ICE - In Case Of Emergency workshop , MAA - Pre and Post Natal Care Seminar , My Day with Myself - IWIK picnic and a range of other competitions and programs.
Kuwaiti Dinar celebrates 56th anniversary
The national currency, the Kuwaiti Dinar (KD), will be celebrating its 56th anniversary as being the financial building block which helped the nation grow and expend.
Before replacing the Indian Rupee in 1961, the initial plans for issuing a national currency began in 1958 during which the highest authorities in Kuwait made it imperative for the country to start steps for independence both politically and economically.
With the declaration of Amiri decree 41/1960, the Kuwaiti monetary council was established to look into measures to issue the currency and coins.
In April 1, 1961, the Kuwaiti and Indian governments agreed to withdraw the Gulf Rupee, basically the Indian currency, from the Kuwaiti markets to begin efforts for replacing the banknotes with the new bill.
Before replacing the Indian Rupee in 1961, the initial plans for issuing a national currency began in 1958 during which the highest authorities in Kuwait made it imperative for the country to start steps for independence both politically and economically.
With the declaration of Amiri decree 41/1960, the Kuwaiti monetary council was established to look into measures to issue the currency and coins.
In April 1, 1961, the Kuwaiti and Indian governments agreed to withdraw the Gulf Rupee, basically the Indian currency, from the Kuwaiti markets to begin efforts for replacing the banknotes with the new bill.
King of Rap Badshah to make his first ever live performance in Kuwait
King of Rap Badshah is all set to make his first ever live performance in Kuwait. Popular Indian rapper Badshah who delivered chartbusters like “Saturday Saturday”, “Kaala Chashma”, “Baby Ko Bass Pasand Hai” to name a few, will be performing live at Al-Shaheed Park Amphi Theatre on Friday 28th April 2017. The event is organised by Indian Youth Society.
The name “Badshah” needs no introduction as he has ruled the hearts of billions with his unbeaten super hit Rap numbers adding up to his fame, be that the Tamma Tamma Again, Humma song , Kaala Chashma, Akkad Bakkad, Selfie le le re, Saturday Saturday, Abhi to party shuru huyee hai, the Break up song, dj waley babu and many more..
In a very short span of time this young stylish Punjabi Civil Engineer from Delhi captured the chart-list and will be in Kuwait to fume up the Shaheed Park with his Rap and forcing you to tap your feet on every beat. He started his career in 2006 and gained spontaneous popularity among the youth.
The mega event will be held at an open Amphi Theatre. A beautiful experience to be experienced in Kuwait to make a memorable Friday, organisers told Indiansinkuwait.com. This will be first mega Indian event happening in Al Shaheed Park in Kuwait city. Indian Youth Society, Kuwait fondly known as IYS is a non-profitable organization registered with Indian Embassy of Kuwait by the initiative of a like-minded young Indians with the vision of honouring, encouraging, supporting and celebrating the Indian social & cultural values amongst the people of Kuwait. For further details contact: 66512932, 66361912, 69030423, 50989083 & 66367438
The name “Badshah” needs no introduction as he has ruled the hearts of billions with his unbeaten super hit Rap numbers adding up to his fame, be that the Tamma Tamma Again, Humma song , Kaala Chashma, Akkad Bakkad, Selfie le le re, Saturday Saturday, Abhi to party shuru huyee hai, the Break up song, dj waley babu and many more..
In a very short span of time this young stylish Punjabi Civil Engineer from Delhi captured the chart-list and will be in Kuwait to fume up the Shaheed Park with his Rap and forcing you to tap your feet on every beat. He started his career in 2006 and gained spontaneous popularity among the youth.
The mega event will be held at an open Amphi Theatre. A beautiful experience to be experienced in Kuwait to make a memorable Friday, organisers told Indiansinkuwait.com. This will be first mega Indian event happening in Al Shaheed Park in Kuwait city. Indian Youth Society, Kuwait fondly known as IYS is a non-profitable organization registered with Indian Embassy of Kuwait by the initiative of a like-minded young Indians with the vision of honouring, encouraging, supporting and celebrating the Indian social & cultural values amongst the people of Kuwait. For further details contact: 66512932, 66361912, 69030423, 50989083 & 66367438
Move to increase residence fee Kuwait
The Ministry of the Interior is planning to increase the residence fees of foreigners, local daily reported.
According to report, the fees for dependents (joining the family) is set at KD 300. The decision also includes a payment of KD 30 for each visit visa and temporary residence KD 20.
The decision is expected to be referred to the National Assembly for approval.
According to report, the fees for dependents (joining the family) is set at KD 300. The decision also includes a payment of KD 30 for each visit visa and temporary residence KD 20.
The decision is expected to be referred to the National Assembly for approval.
This year Eid Al-Fitr may have 9 days holidays
This time, people in Kuwait may get up to 9 days holiday for Eid Al-Fitr if the Ramadan month completes 30 days, local Arabic news paper reported.
According to report, if the Ramadan month completes 30 days, the first day of Eid Al-Fitr will fall on Monday, June 26 and the previous day — Sunday, June 25 (Ramadan 30) — will be an official holiday. Since June 24 is a Saturday, and Tuesday, June 28 and Wednesday, June 29 will be the second and third days of Eid Al-Fitr holidays respectively, the total holidays will be from Friday, June 23 to Friday June 30 and official work will resume on Sunday, July 2.
However if Ramadan ends within 29 days, the first day of Eid Al-Fitr will fall on Sunday, June 25. The second and third Eid Al-Fitr holidays will be on June 26 and June 27 respectively. Considering the weekend on Friday, June 23 and Saturday, June 24, the total number of Eid Al-Fitr holidays will be only five days.
According to report, if the Ramadan month completes 30 days, the first day of Eid Al-Fitr will fall on Monday, June 26 and the previous day — Sunday, June 25 (Ramadan 30) — will be an official holiday. Since June 24 is a Saturday, and Tuesday, June 28 and Wednesday, June 29 will be the second and third days of Eid Al-Fitr holidays respectively, the total holidays will be from Friday, June 23 to Friday June 30 and official work will resume on Sunday, July 2.
However if Ramadan ends within 29 days, the first day of Eid Al-Fitr will fall on Sunday, June 25. The second and third Eid Al-Fitr holidays will be on June 26 and June 27 respectively. Considering the weekend on Friday, June 23 and Saturday, June 24, the total number of Eid Al-Fitr holidays will be only five days.
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