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Saba Yemen
6 days ago
- Business
- Saba Yemen
Honoring dedicated workers at Ras Isa Oil Facility & Hodeida Port
Hodeida - Saba: The leadership of the Yemeni Oil Company and the Coordination Council of Syndicate Committees honored the workers at the Ras Isa oil facility and port in Hodeida province on Tuesday, in recognition of their steadfastness and dedication in performing their duties. This tribute coincided with the occasion of International Workers' Day. During the ceremony, the Acting Executive Director of the Yemeni Oil Company, Mohammed Al-Lakumi, and the Secretary-General of the Coordination Council of Syndicate Committees, Abdullah Al-Dia'a, presented the workers with certificates of appreciation and symbolic financial rewards in gratitude for their unwavering commitment and continuous efforts to maintain the facility's readiness and ensure service continuity despite challenges. Al-Lakumi emphasized that this honor represents a message of gratitude and recognition for workers who have demonstrated professional and national loyalty, rising to the occasion under the most difficult circumstances. He praised their discipline and dedication. He noted that the tribute comes in the wake of last month's horrific crime targeting the Ras Isa facility in U.S. airstrikes, which claimed the lives of over 85 martyrs, including facility workers and truck drivers. Al-Lakumi affirmed that the workers' resilience and perseverance despite their wounds embody the highest levels of national sacrifice and professional loyalty. He added that the company's leadership would continue to support all field efforts and work to overcome obstacles to enhance performance and ensure job stability for workers across various facilities. For his part, the Secretary-General of the Coordination Council of Syndicate Committees expressed the council's pride in the exemplary dedication and loyalty demonstrated by the workers at Ras Isa. He highlighted their steadfastness in the field despite repeated targeting and their ability to endure the harsh conditions facing the country. Al-Dia'a commended the leadership of the company's branch in Hodeida for its consistent care for employees and its efforts to provide a motivating environment for continued contributions. He also praised the efforts of all administrative and technical teams at the facility. He stressed that the Coordination Council would remain a steadfast supporter of all workers, sparing no effort in defending their legitimate rights , fostering a stable and secure work environment that upholds human dignity and recognizes their efforts. For their part, the honored workers expressed their gratitude for this motivational and morale-boosting gesture, affirming that the recognition reinforces their spirit of dedication and belonging, serving as an incentive to continue working diligently in service of the nation. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)
Pink Villa
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Tourist Family Tamil Nadu Box Office Day 22: Sasikumar's heartwarming comedy-drama grosses Rs 80 lakh, crosses Rs 55 crore mark
Directed by Abhishan Jeevinth, Tourist Family emerged as a blockbuster venture for the makers. The Tamil movie starring Sasikumar and Simran in the lead continues its trailblazing run in the state. It performed exceptionally and smashed the lifetime cume of its rival release, Retro. Debuted with Rs 2 crore on the International Workers' Day, Tourist Family has wrapped its third week on a solid note. The movie grossed around Rs 21 crore in its opening week in Tamil Nadu, followed by a strong Rs 24.90 crore in its second week. The movie further added Rs 9.15 crore in its third week, with Rs 80 lakh coming on Day 28. The three-week total cume of Tourist Family now stands at Rs 55.05 crore gross in Tamil Nadu. The movie is expected to wind up its theatrical run with a gross of around Rs 60 crore in its home turf. It will stick to the cinemas until Thug Life takes charge and grabs most of the screens. Day-wise box office collections of Tourist Family is as follows: Day Gross Tamil Box Office 1 Rs 2.00 crore 2 Rs 1.60 crore 3 Rs 2.90 crore 4 Rs 4.05 crore 5 Rs 2.65 crore 6 Rs 2.55 crore 7 Rs 2.50 crore 8 Rs 2.75 crore 9 Rs 3.25 crore 10 Rs 5.75 crore 11 Rs 6.50 crore 12 Rs 3.00 crore 13 Rs 2.50 crore 14 Rs 2.25 crore 15 Rs 1.65 crore 16 Rs 1.30 crore 17 Rs 2.05 crore 18 Rs 2.25 crore 19 Rs 1 crore 20 Rs 0.90 crore 21 Rs 0.85 crore 22 Rs 0.80 crore (est.) Total Rs 55.05 crore (est.) Tourist Family in cinemas now Tourist Family is now playing in cinemas. You can book your tickets from the online ticket booking web portals or grab them from the counter itself. Stay tuned to Pinkvilla for more updates.
India Today
20-05-2025
- Health
- India Today
Two die of suffocation while cleaning sewage tank in Tamil Nadu's dyeing factory
Two men died of asphyxiation and three others are in critical condition after they entered a sewage tank at a dyeing factory in Tamil Nadu's Thiruppur on five victims, who worked in the apparel sector, had entered the tank in Karaipudhur area to clean it. Within seconds, they reportedly fainted due to the toxic were rushed to a private hospital, where two of them, identified as Saravanan and Venugopal, were declared dead. The remaining three are undergoing treatment and are said to be in a critical Further details are August last year, in Avadi, a suburb of Chennai, 25-year-old sanitation worker Gopinath died after reportedly inhaling poisonous gas while attempting to remove a blockage in a collapsed while trying to climb out after experiencing breathing difficulties. Fire and Rescue personnel retrieved his body, but he was declared dead by medical personnel on site. His body has been sent for post-mortem.A similar incident occurred on May 1, 2023, ironically on International Workers' Day, in Thiruvallur district. Two sanitation workers, Govindan and Subburayalu, died of suffocation while cleaning a septic tank at a private was a Meenjur panchayat employee, while Subburayalu was a contract worker. Fire personnel had to use rope harnesses and safety gear to retrieve their IN THIS STORY#Tamil Nadu
Time of India
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Raghava Lawrence gets heartfelt thanks and fresh produce from farmers whom he helped with free tractors
In a heartwarming gesture, several poor farmers from the state who stood to benefit from the free tractors that actor Raghava Lawrence donated to them last year have now chosen to express their gratitude to him by gifting him a portion of their produce. On Thursday, actor, director and producer Raghava Lawrence took to his X timeline to share news of the development and express his happiness. He wrote, "Hi friends and fans, You are all aware that I handed over 10 tractors to farmers through the Maatram Foundation with my own money. The farmers called me and wanted to bring all the grains and vegetables they farmed using the tractors. My heart feels so full to receive it from their hands and I wish to contribute more for farmers in the future.#Serviceisgod #Mattram." He also posted a video clip of the farmers meeting him with their produce. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like AI guru Andrew Ng recommends: Read These 5 Books And Turn Your Life Around in 2025 Blinkist: Andrew Ng's Reading List Undo Some of the farmers who had come to greet the actor were also seen speaking in the video clip. One farmer said, "The tractor that Master(Raghava Lawrence is also referred to as Master as he was a dance choreographer before turning actor)came and gave us last year was not just beneficial to us but to every poor farmer around us. The entire village thought that we should present what we produced using the tractor to the master as a gift." Another young farmer pointed out that each of the tractors that he presented cost Rs 10 lakhs while a woman farmer expressed the wish that the actor must present many more such tractors to farmers across the state. One year ago, on International Workers' Day (May 1), Raghava Lawrence had announced the Maatram intiative. Maatram in English means Change. The actor had then said, "Hi friends and fans, On this Special "Labour's Day", I'm very Happy to begin #Maatram journey under the initiative "Service is God" through Our charitable trust. As a first start, 10 Tractors will be provided with my own money for Farmers - The backbone of our country. Everyone do join and support us on this selfless journey for serving the right people in need. Action speaks louder than words. I need all your support and blessings. #Serviceisgod #Maatram From Today!" The actor put out a video clip of the ten brand new tractors he had ordered and also had them transported to different villages that required assistance.
Qatar Tribune
12-05-2025
- General
- Qatar Tribune
Veteran Indian expats honoured for over four decades of dedicated expatriate life in Qatar
Tribune News Network Doha In a heartfelt tribute to the unwavering dedication and lifelong service of senior Indian expatriates, the Center for Indian Community (CIC)–Rayyan Zone organised a grand felicitation ceremony on the occasion of International Workers' Day. The event was held to honour members who have completed over 40 years of expatriate life in Qatar, celebrating their resilience, sacrifices, and significant contributions to both the nation of Qatar and the Indian community residing there. The ceremony shone a spotlight on the extraordinary journeys of individuals who arrived in Qatar decades ago, during a time when the nation was undergoing rapid transformation. Among the most senior of those honoured was KH Kunhimohammed from Padoor, Thrissur, who has spent an incredible 48 years in Qatar. Closely following him was PK Mohammed from Perumbavoor, who has completed 47.5 years of expatriate service. Their remarkable stories exemplify the spirit of endurance, loyalty, and community leadership. Also recognised at the event were Haris Koorikkalakatha from Pappinisseri in Kannur, NP Ashraf from Puthumanassery in Thrissur, Abdul Sathar from Karuvannur in Thrissur, AT Abdul Salam from Perumpadappu in Malappuram, Razak Karatt from Koduvally in Kozhikode, PV Abdul Salam from Ramanattukara in Kozhikode, Abdul Jaleel MM from Venkitangu in Thrissur, and Ameer TK from Eriyad in Thrissur. In a special mention, BM Laila, a respected member of Women India Qatar, was also honoured for her contributions, symbolising the vital role women have played in nurturing and strengthening the expatriate community. The event began with a soulful recitation by Fasalurrahman, setting a solemn and respectful tone. CIC Rayyan Zone Vice President Subul Abdul Aziz presided over the function and paid tribute to the honourees, recognising their invaluable role in bridging cultures and building community resilience over the decades. The felicitation ceremony was organised under the leadership of zonal committee members Abdul Basith, Rafeeq Thangal, and Siddique Vengara, along with the Secretary of Women India – Rayyan Zone, Zainaba Abdul Jaleel. Their coordination and dedication ensured the event was dignified, meaningful, and memorable. As each veteran was invited to the stage and honoured with a token of appreciation, the atmosphere was filled with pride and gratitude. The event stood as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by countless Indian expatriates who, while building their lives far from home, remained rooted in their culture and committed to community service. The evening not only acknowledged their legacy but also inspired younger generations to value the foundations laid by those who came before them.
