Aishwarya Rai Bachchan glitters in a Roberto Cavalli Dress at Cannes

The actress sparkled in a Roberto Cavalli gown for her first appearance.

Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan made a belated first appearance on the Cannes red carpet and the wait was worth it. In one of her best showings on the French Riviera, Ash wore a knockout Roberto Cavalli dress that looked like it was made of molten gold. The strapless, fishtail dress was set off to stunning effect by red lips and cascading hair.

New biometric rule in UAE for Saudi visa-seekers

New biometric rule in UAE (United Arab Emirates) for Saudi visa-seekers 

 Applicants must have their fingerprints and photo taken at one of three VFS Tasheel visa service centres Dubai: Applicants for visas to Saudi Arabia, including Haj and Umrah pilgrims, who apply from the UAE must now also have their fingerprints and picture taken in addition to regular requirements. 

The new rules went into effect on Sunday. The new biometric enrollment part of the visa application costs Dh17 and is said to speed up entry formalities to the kingdom. 

 However, those exempt from the biometrics rule include applicants aged below 12 or above 70, diplomatic visa applicants, and those who cannot complete the process for a medical reason. he UAE is the sixth country where the biometric rule has been introduced and more countries will join the list in a phased roll-out. Both the fingerprint and picture capture will take a total of three to five minutes. Applicants must visit one of three VFS Tasheel visa service centres in the UAE — in Abu Dhabi, Dubai or Sharjah — which handle Saudi visa applications. VFS Tasheel is authorised by the Saudi foreign affairs ministry to manage the Saudi visa application process in more than 30 countries. 

 Company officials said the biometrics rule has been made mandatory by the Saudi ministry, adding the company does not store or use the biometrics data in any way. Their comments came during a Dubai press conference announcing the development. Asif Delvi, assistant vice-president of VFS Tasheel, said the biometrics will “definitely make a difference in the time” taken by applications to go through. However, it will not affect the decision process itself, which is solely taken by the Saudi embassies or consulates, he added. Delvi said implementing the biometrics within the application process itself means “there will only be a verification process at the [Saudi] airport or border”. He added that the new rule “makes sure the same person who applied for the visa is the one who is actually travelling to Saudi Arabia. 

 Plus it’s for some background checks the [Saudi foreign ministry] does.” Also, pilgrims seeking Haj or Umrah visas must visit a visa service centre to have their fingerprints and picture taken. However, their other usual formalities will continue to be handled as routine by an authorized Haj or Umrah agent. Once the agent completes the pilgrim’s Enjaz process, the agent will need to schedule an appointment with the closest visa center on the applicant’s behalf. All visa applicants must book an appointment for the biometrics on the VFS 

Tasheel website, vfstasheel.com. 

Source :- gulf news

Turkish PM's aide who kicked protester during mining protests sacked

 The Turkish prime ministerial aide photographed kicking a grieving protester at the site of the country's worst mining disaster has been fired.

Yusuf Yerkel was pictured lashing out at the man, who was already being restrained on the ground, during anti-government demonstrations after the accident which claimed the lives of 301 miners.

The image of him kicking the man went viral on social media and came to symbolise the Turkish government's widely criticised handling of the disaster.

A government official said Yerkel was finally fired this week. He told Reuters: "Yusuf Yerkel apologised but it was too late. At the end of the discussion the prime minister fired him directly."

The Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, had previously refused to sack him, saying it was a private matter, and his ministers defended Yerkel's attack. Erdoğan's main political adviser, Yalçin Akdogan, said it had been an act of "self-defence against those who kicked [official] vehicles and tried to lynch the delegation". He also criticised an "irresponsible press" for using the photograph to "make [the protests] look like a massive uprising against the government".

After the incident Yerkel went on sick leave, having been diagnosed with soft tissue trauma in the leg he used to kick the protester. A medical report said he was suffering from "sensitivity with leg and arm movements and difficulty with walking", according to the newspaper Hürriyet. Yerkel had reportedly told doctors he had fallen.

After initially refusing to apologise, Yerkel said he was "sorry for being unable to keep calm".

Skype Leaks Its Users Essential Information Including IP Address :(

Microsoft owned skype became responsible for leaking precious data of its users including internal and external IP addresses along with ports. Anyone can acquire the IP details of any Skype user by simply knowing its Skype ID, we have checked.As a matter of fact, for those who don’t know,  Skype creates a direct peer to peer connection between Skype users for lesser latency and better connectivity.  Meaning that a Skype voice or video call, or a file transfer takes place between two devices (PCs or Smartphones) without involving Skype server. This direct connection creates a better connectivity between users and offers premium quality voice and filer transfer speeds.The problem, however, is that last known IP address of any Skype user – who has made a voice/video call or did a file transfer – is potentially available for anyone to access when required.There is a manual method available – that requires some technical skills – through which anyone can access the last known IP address of any Skype user by just knowing  the Skype ID of the target user.

Once the hacker successfully gets your IP, then he/she can use different IP LOOKUP websites in order to trace you and to get many credential information relating to you. He/she can potentially have your home location address, phone numbers and  various other sensitive information relating to you.A statement from Skype described the privacy leak as  “an on-going, industry-wide issue faced by all peer-to-peer software companies.”Along with, Skype issued  a software update for its users where it has offered them an option to hide IP address, if they want to.  Not to mention, older versions of Skype are still prone to this bug.The following screenshot shows that how can you hide your IP address from being public.

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GEO Group Vs ARY Group

GEO SHOULD BANNED

Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) has suspended the licenses of Geo News, Geo Taiz and Geo Entertainment on immediate basis, while countrywide offices of these channels are also ordered to be sealed – ARY News reports.

According to details, the meeting of PEMRA members held today on Geo issue, which concluded after a while ago.

Talking to media after the meeting, PEMRA member, Mian Shams ur Rahman formally announced to suspend the licenses of Geo News, Geo Taiz and Geo Entertainment. PEMRA body also ordered for sealing the offices of these channels all over the country.

Mian Shams also said that Mir Shakil ur Rehman tried to lure PEMRA members and also telephoned him, which wasn't responded.

He told that PEMRA has also written to the Ministry of Interior for security clearance of 4 licenses of Geo TV Network.

Israr told that the licenses of above mentioned channels were suspended for acting and building public perception against national interests, after acquiring funds from foreign countries and the decision was made under the light of numerous recommendations.

It was further stated that a detailed and final verdict shall be issued on May 28.

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Source:- Ary.tv