Times of Oman - 2012-12-30

• Focus on qualificat­ions of staff at private nurseries
• MFW set to raise Arab fashion bar
• Bank rates for travel, tour agents increased
• Majlis panels discuss health, social service, youth issues
• THE BEST BET
• Indian crew cans song-dance shoot
• HM’s Award honours litterateu­rs, top artists
• Assad ‘insists’ on staying in power
• New charter assures equality: Mursi
• Nation grieves as rape victim dies
• Gang-rape victim’s fight will not go in vain: Sonia
• Bit Shah to be a global cultural city
• Rememberin­g iconic Faizan Peerzada
• Ashraf reimposes ban on YouTube
• ‘Clean-up at Fukushima a challenge’
• There’s more to Russia’s support for Assad...
• America’s deadly fantasy of assault weapons
• Terrorism: Looking into the future
• Trepidatio­ns as Pakistan enters a ‘defining’ year
• Life on the run from the rebels
• No capsule to cure the 21st Century bug
• Hollande’s plan to tax wealthy struck down
• Comet blazing towards Earth may outshine the full moon
• Bank Muscat to provide baituna finance for NMH project
• ODB lowers size of collateral for loan
• OIA plans awareness campaign on advantages of insurance
• Qatar Airways to file lawsuit against German Emirati JV
• Over 30 MoUs inked at Omani products expo
• Bank Nizwa enters partnershi­p with CGI
• Citigroup, RBS and UBS sued over $845m
• Lawmakers to hold weekend talks on averting US budget proposals
• Apple will drop Galaxy S III Mini from patent lawsuit
• China’s central bank to control risks
• Facts on the US fiscal cliff, debt ceiling showdowns
• START-UPS MOVE TO SILICON BEACH AS OFFICE RENTS JUMP
• Service sector shines
• Index snaps losing streak
• US ‘fiscal cliff’ may be a fear, but debt ceiling much scarier
• Attractive winter offer for Infiniti M model
• Indian School Ibra celebrates annual day
• ISD conducts education conference
• Indian School Muladha holds sports meet
• Bank Sohar joins hands with the Ministry of Civil Service to honour employees
• Bank Sohar launches revamped website
• A’Saffa Foods conducts management training programme for supervisor­y staff
• IIT entrance exam topper mantra to success
• Khimji Ramdas honoured for supporting Sanad
• Microsoft names KalSoft as ‘Country Partner of the Year’
• Enjoy the power of hybrid in Lexus CT200h
• Last few days to avail Volkswagen’s offer
• ISM celebrates 150th birth anniversar­y of Vivekanand­a
• Rahat concert to be held on January 25
• Meritoriou­s students feted on Awards Day at Sri Lankan School
• Al Hashar hosts Firestone customer meet
• BankDhofar sponsors special programme for women managers
• Indian School Wadi Kabir holds annual sports meet
• MCBS holds annual social gathering
• Alfardan Motors’s great offers on Maserati
• Iran Insurance shifts its office to new premises
• Infoline honoured for outstandin­g achievemen­t in Omanisatio­n
• Yana Gupta to perform at Country Club New Year bash
• ELC students raise funds for AEI children
• ahlibank holds blood donation drive at HQ
• Mega celebratio­ns for Kia Sorento winner
• Nokia Lumia Windows 8 phone now at Omantel
• Nadal facing career freefall
• Mr. Cricket to call stumps in Tests
• Controvers­ial former England captain Tony Greig is no more
• Pakistan are playing true to the essence of sport
• Status quo maintained as 10-man City match United
• Bahrain unveils Gulf Cup booklet
• Wiggins knighted
• Li Na sees off No. 1 Azarenka
• Spain wins opener at Hopman Cup
• Passage to India beat Times of Oman A
• Abishek Ramesh guides ISM A to impressive win
• The man who transforme­d fashion into art
• TRAUMA RESPONSE
• Weird bidding, weird distributi­on
• What a year!
• THE IDEA THAT INTELLIGEN­CE CAN BE MEASURED BY IQ TESTS ALONE IS A FALLACY ACCORDING TO THE LARGEST SINGLE STUDY INTO HUMAN COGNITION, WHICH FOUND THAT IT COMPRISES AT LEAST THREE DISTINCT MENTAL TRAITS

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