Letters

It was very sad to learn that a student of Indian International School of Dammam committed suicide after failing in one of his subjects in XII exams.

I fully endorse the sentiments expressed by

I have been flying Saudi Arabia Airlines (Saudia) since 1973. I found the services of Saudia to be excellent and its seats used to be more spacious.

The column “Creeping police state vs. Indian democracy” by Aijaz Zaka Syed was informative but biased.

The decision of the authorities in Myanmar’s western Rakhine state to impose a two-child limit for Muslim Rohingya families has drawn widespread criticism.

The announcement in early April of a three-month grace period for workers to rectify their residence status by changing their sponsor or profession was a welcome move.

The adverse reaction of businesses to the proposal made by the National Workers’ Committee to increase the minimum wage of Saudi nationals in the private sector to SR 6,000 was quite natural, as tha

The story on Bangladesh cleaners was quite distressing. It is very sad that workers who sweat all day to keep our city clean are not paid on time.

Sir, the dastardly and cowardly attack this Saturday

Sir, the column on Pakistan’s education crisis by Muhammad Waqas has rightly highlighted the gloomy picture of education in Pakistan. 1