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Music Review

In your ear: Erin Fleming

Reporter's Diary

Reporter's Diary

Whizzing to make a high level meeting at a certain out-of-town location, our esteemed business head pushed his aging blue stallion to the limit. First impressions count you see, and it doesn’t do good to turn up late to a meeting that has been arranged for weeks.

Citizen Journalist

Citizen Journalist

Queue-jumping a regular nuisance

This is a typical scene witnessed several times on a daily basis, especially at the intersection of Qurm overpass and Muscat Expressway. Drivers generally force the vehicle into the traffic going straight, breaking the line and edging into the space maintained between vehicles.

Letters to the Editor

Schools need afternoon shifts

I read a lot of columns in your esteemed publication blaming the board and the management of the Indian School for the continuation of afternoon shift. I do not agree to the views expressed in these columns by the concerned writers.

Letter to the Editor

Careless drivers behind rising accidents

We frequently hear of road accidents from friends and colleagues. A case in point is when recently an accident took place near Qurm Heights on Sultan Qaboos Street before the Qurm overpass.

Word on the Street

Improving baggage handling services. Public opinion from the streets of Muscat

Letters to the editor

Sorry state of affairs in music schools

This is to highlight the sorry state of music education at private music institutes in Oman. We moved here from Dubai where music is taught very professionally with a maximum of four or five students in a batch.

Music review

In you ear: Erin Fleming

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