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 • Indo- Saudi Center of Excellence in ICT set up in Riyadh
 • Scholarship Programme for Diaspora Children - 2010-11
 • Medical and Allied University for Minorities in Hyderabad needed - Dr. C. M. Habibullah
 • The difficulty of Hindu deceased family in India while dead body in Saudi Arabia
 • Going green only route to viable progress, seminar told
 • An event etched in memory
 • Your welfare is our priority, Prime Minister tells Indians in Saudi Arabia
 • Kohninoor Toastmaster Club Contest
 • Extradition treaty among series of Indo-Saudi pacts signed
 • India, Saudi Arabia sign new Riyadh Declaration
 • India, Saudi Arabia sign Riyadh Declaration (Lead)
 • Indian PM, Saudi monarch seal ties with Riyadh Declaration (Second Lead)
 • India, Saudi Arabia ink historic Riyadh Declaration
 • India to grow 9-10 percent for 25 years, says PM
 • India urged to repatriate undocumented Indians
 • Indian PM concludes historic Saudi visit (Roundup)
 • India, Saudi Arabia ink historic Riyadh Declaration (update)
 • We would like to invest in Saudi gas sector, says Saroj Poddar
 • India, Saudi Arabia to sign about ten agreements
 • Saudi media gives wide coverage to Manmohan's visit
 •  King Saud University to confer doctorate on Manmohan Singh
 • Saudi could play interlocutor''s role in Indo-Pak ties
 • Indo-Saudi ties enter a dynamic phase
 • Saudi Arabia can be an interlocutor with Pakistan: Tharoor
 • Saudi worried over Pakistan situation (Lead)
 • India, Saudi Arabia to sign about 10 agreements
 • India, Saudi Arabia crucial for global financial restructuring:PM
 • Tharoor clarifies “interlocutor” comment about India-Pakistan and S. Arab
 • Storm as Tharoor says Saudi Arabia can be interlocutor (Roundup)
 •  India’s growth rate to be 9 per cent in next two years, says Dr. Manmohan Singh (update)
 • India supports Arab peace plan
 • Saudi Arabia lauds contributions of Indian expats
 • India, Saudi Arabia aim for major JVs, investments
 • Saudi visit will impart strategic character to ties: PM
 • PM leaves for Saudi Arabia leading high-level delegation
 • India, Saudi to share information on terrorist movement, arms, drugs
 • Indians in Saudi Arabia excited over PM visit
 • Unprecedented welcome for PM in Saudi Arabia (Night Lead)
 • Prime Minister Manmohan Singh gets unprecedented reception in Riyadh
 • PM's visit will boost Saudi-India trade, investment
 • No place for Gulf NRIs in Union Budget, Welfare and Protection measures ignored
 • Riyadh gearing up to welcome Dr. Manmohan Singh
 • NRIs in Dubai held cultural fesitval for Telananga
 • India to issue Islamic Banking license this year: Dr. Manzoor Alam
 • 89th Foundation Day of Jamia Millia Islamia celebrated in Riyadh
 • Help us to help you, Ambassador tells overstayers
 • Manmohan to discuss extremism and security concerns with King Abdullah
 • India among first countries Saudi will ink extradition pact with: Envoy
 • Association of Indian Researchers & Scientists (AIRS) formed in Riyadh
 • Indian PM visit to Riyadh on Feb. 27
 • NRIs in Riyadh expressed solidarity with struggle for Telangana
 • Amnesty deadline may be extended: Mr. Shashi Tharoor visit to Oman is successful
 • Grand Reception for Ambassador on 18th Feb
 • Afzal Hussain passed away in Riyadh
 • Hyderabad Dy. Mayor Felicitated
 • Request by Andhra Pradesh students in Jeddah for inclusion of Telugu Language
 • JMIAA Riyadh Chapter elected its new office bearers for 2010
 • India Homes exhibition opens
 • Hyderabad’s Old City to develop on par with new city - Dy Mayor
 • 125 people donated blood at TKK’s Blood Donation Camp
 • Indian envoy to take Indo-Saudi ties to new heights
 • Manmohan to go to Saudi soon, extradition treaty on cards
 • R-Day celebrated in Riyadh
 • Talmiz Ahmad launches Yahind e-supplement on R-Day
 • New Indian Envoy Talmiz Ahmed Reached Riyadh
 • Blood Donation Camp
 • Republic Day
 • Indian Muslims need to be empower in Education
 • Fresh Berry Frozen Yogurt Café opened on Tahlia
 • Gulf returnees will be absorbed in road projects: Kamal Nath
 • TKK Blood Donation Camp on 29th.
 • IBF members brief Indian businessmen on Indo-Saudi cooperation after PBD 2010
 • Abused Indian maids’ saga comes to an end
 • Exit, re-entry visas to be issued online
 • MOH Farook appointed Jharkand Governor
 • Top Indian expat issues in 2010
 • Top Indian expat issues in 2010
 • Saudi prince tells Vikram Pandit: Deliver in 2010
 • ‘Discover Yourself’ A 3-Day Workshop on Personality Development in Riyadh
 • In despair: Mohd. Mateen of Karimnagar recovering at a hospital in Jeddah.
 • Two Indian maids caught in abuse trap
 • President Patil salutes Indian workers in Gulf
 • Dubai's Moopen Group to invest $200 mn in Indian healthcare National/Diaspora/Health
 • Gulf remains dream destination for Indians: NRI industrialist
 • Brit girl raped by Dubai waiter charged for illegal sex with fiance
 • Syria favours stronger ties with India
 • Talmiz Ahmad Posted as New Indian envoy to Saudi Arabia
 • IEF held seminar on Strategic Planning
 • Students advised to carefully select faculty of their interest: Dr. Anil Sehgal
 • TREP$ Marketplace: Kids to showcase Business Skills
 • Farewell for M.O.H Farook
 • Khan Ather & Habeeb Qadeer winds up their Saudi Arabia Tour
 • Dubai ruler plays up strength as Gulf markets fall
 • Dubai World to restructure 26-billion dollars debt
 • Dubai debt plan fails to calm Gulf markets
 • Rising India should strike deals with other Gulf countries too
 • ‘Aim for stars! If you miss, you land on moon’
 • ‘Haj a complete success’
 • Pilgrimage declared free of contagious diseases
 • Saudis work for foreigners at fruit market
 • Muslims lack leadership in India, Mani Shankar Iyer
 • Indian Haj delegation interacts with pilgrims in Jeddah
 • 19th Principals’ Conference held in International Indian School, Riyadh.
 • A Musical Event "EK-SHAAM MASTANI” in Eastern Province
 • Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) Convention
 • Hajj Orientation Program Organized
 • UAE to build oil refinery on Pakistan coast
 • 11th Dubai Air Show begins amid much fanfare
 • Extra SR8 for services at Indian embassy will hit poor workers
 • Pilgrims urged to book with licensed operators
 • Two Keralites die in hit-and-run Riyadh accident
 • Tourism deepens Saudi-India ties
 • Shifa Al Jazeera Polyclinic begins its 7th Year Health Programs
 • ISRO committed to making India leader in space tech: Radhakrishnan
 • IISR holds food and fund-raising fair
 • Saudi King, Obama top Forbes most powerful list
 • Dubai Air Show a ‘ Perfect’ Event: Hamdan
 • Sir Syed Day at Riyadh
 • Embassy setup Indian Community Welfare Fund (ICWF) in the Kingdom
 • Four MNS legislators suspended for attacking Abu Azmi
 • APUS honored community leaders, celebrates AP formation day
 • Trade pact a road to 1-trillion dollars Gulf market for India: Bahrain
 • Western Union cuts ties with its Riyadh partner
 • Education minister suffered from swine flu
 • UAE police seize 1.5 mn pills
 • Husband demands $300,000 to ‘free’ Canadian wife, kids
 • Expats criticize medical insurance program
 • Kaaba gold door maker passes away
 • ‘Cancer Care For Life’ campaign for Indian expats in EP
 • Over 5,000 people convert to Islam through mobile hotline
 • Paedophile to be crucified in Saudi Arabia
 • Saudi, Indian businessmen discuss ways to boost ties
 • UAE to organise lecture on 'Dialogue of Civilisations'
 • AMU's founder's day celebrated in Saudi Arabia
 • Indo-Saudi Joint Commission meeting will be held in Riyadh on Oct. 31.
 • Pranab in Riyadh for high-level talks with Saudi Arabia
 • SRTEPC organizes Indian Textiles Buyer Seller Meet in Riyadh
 • UAE's Saed company gets ISO certification
 • Pranab Mukherjee meets King Abdullah to boost bilateral ties
 • AMU alumni mark Sir Syed Day
 • UAE GDP could top 4.5 pct in 2010 - cbank official
 • Dubai to raise Dh7b in biggest sukuk sale
 • Expat sues govt over unlawful detention
 • Abu Dhabi Grand Prix could be a crash-fest, says David Coulthard
 • UAE continues to be among the 50 most prosperous countries in the world
 • U.S. serious about getting Doha round trade deal - EU
 • Hyderabadi poets steal the Indian Embassy Mushaira
 • Saudi female TV journalist gets 60 lashes
 • Saudi Arabia bans all fatwas by imams
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Egypt was one of the first centers of civilization in the world and its recorded history stretches back at least 6,000 years before the time of the pharaohs.

Such a past has left the country with an unsurpassed collection of ancient monuments and relics of antiquity. Whilst the pyramids - amongst the world's largest constructions - are perhaps the most famous of Egypt's sights, Roman ruins, Byzantine churches and exquisitely decorated mosques testify to the various cultures that have influenced the country and its people over the millennia.

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