The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com
Mirchi, India’s No.1 city-centric music and entertainment company, announced the relaunch of its radio platform – Mirchi 104.2 FM in Bahrain on 9 May through a 100% subsidiary – Mirchi Bahrain WLL.
In line with its aim to cater to the Hindi music and entertainment demand of the Indian and South Asian diaspora across the globe, the company further expanded its presence in the Middle East with stations launched in UAE, Qatar and Bahrain.
Offering customised and unequalled content to its discerning audience by bringing Hindi music from India, Bollywood’s latest gossip, news updates and its exponentially growing digital and brand solutions businesses, Mirchi’s launch provides for an ideal outlet for Indian and well local brands to reach a specific target audience in Bahrain.
We are living in interesting times - so many changes happening. When I think of the persecuted people in our world, I think we don’t take the threat of persecution very seriously – I mean, that happens in other countries, not here in Australia!
In this article I want to show you one persecuted Christian’s take on being persecuted. After all, Jesus never promised that we would not have any trouble – see John chapter 16 verse 33. And then, while I don’t want to pre-empt anything, I wonder if we shouldn’t brace ourselves for potential persecution here at home as we go about our daily business of prayer, worship and fellowship.
Six years on, piped gas project moves at a snail’s pace
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Network has reached only around 3,550 households in district
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Network has reached only around 3,550 households in district
Of around 42,000 households that have registered for piped natural gas connections provided by Indian Oil-Adani Gas Private Limited (IOAGPL) in the district, only around 3,550 houses are its actual consumers.
The company received authorisation from the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board in 2015 and work began soon after, said Ajay Pillai, deputy general manager. Plumbing and connections have been provided in around 16,100 households, but the network has not yet reached all households where plumbing was done, he said.