In pictures | Rose harvesting season comes to Oman
By: Times News Service
Muscat: Photographer Ahmed Al Hosni managed to capture several images of the rose harvest at Al Jabal Al Akhdar recently.
Commenting on his work, he said, Between his age and the land, a beautiful story was written by the stories of struggle and work. The whiteness of his gray hair, the purity of roses, and the planter of cultivars gathered on Nasser bin Abdullah Al-Omari, from the village of Al Aqr in Al Jabal Al Akhdar.
PSG has problems at the back: Bayern goalkeeper Neuer
By: ANI
Munich: Ahead of the second leg quarter-final clash against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League, Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer said that side can bounce back as the French side has “problems at the back”.
Bayern suffered their first European defeat under Hansi Flick last week as PSG ran out 3-2 winners at Allianz Arena to take control of the tie. The reigning champions will now have to win by two clear goals or while scoring more than three away goals at Parc des Princes in order to reach the semi-finals.
Embassy of India to host VAT webinar for benefit of Indian community
By: Times News Service
Muscat: Embassy of India is organising a VAT webinar for the benefit of the Indian community in association with leading audit and advisory firm Crowe Oman.
The webinar is on Tuesday, April 13 from 3pm to 4.30pm. While it is widely understood that the value-added tax may not directly affect the common man in terms of their spending towards food items, medical expenses, education expenses etc, the webinar is also to focus on bringing awareness to the business community on the process of registration, identifying the gaps within their system to comply with the law and to avoid the consequences of non-compliances.
Presence of Arabian Leopard found in Dhofar
By: ONA
Muscat: The Office for Conservation of Environment (OCE) at the Diwan of Royal Court conducted a scholarly study that documented the presence of Arabian leopard in the area of Harweeb in the north of Jebel Qamar, Governorate of Dhofar.
The documentation caps extensive efforts exerted for the conservation of this rare animal, which is considered a species that is seriously endangered with extinction, according to the classification of the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
This detailed study covers most of the areas historically roamed by the Arabian leopard in Dhofar. The Harweeb registration of Arabian leopard is the last stage of scientific documentation of the species in Najd areas north of Jebel Qamar.