Thanweeruddin MohammadStaff Writer thanweer@khaleejtimes.comThanweeruddin Mohammad oversees KT research and photo desk. Aside from his daily activities in the newsroom, he is also a fitness enthusiast who loves playing cricket and other outdoor games.
Look: 14 moments when Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed won people's hearts From warmly embracing expat workers to waiting beside a crying girl, here are some moments when Sheikh Mohamed showed he was the people's President
Look: 45 years ago, Indira Gandhi was the first Indian prime minister to visit UAE As Indian PM Modi prepares for May 15 solidarity visit, we look back at the historic 1981 trip that laid the foundation for decades of India-UAE friendship
How world's first cloned camel 'Injaz' was born in Dubai 17 years ago today Scientists had taken a single preserved cell from a collection and implanted it into a surrogate camel. Just over a year later, Injaz was born, marking a historic scientific achievement.
Public holiday, empty roads: How Dubai welcomed ex-US President George Bush 18 years ago The visit on January 14, 2008, began at the historic former home of the Ruler of Dubai, now a museum preserving the emirate’s past
From ambition to reality: 20 years of Dubai under Sheikh Mohammed Burj Khalifa to Dubai Metro, here are some of the milestones that the emirate has seen under Sheikh Mohammed's able leadership
Photos: Zabeel Park turns 20; how attraction has grown to host Dubai's biggest celebrations For many, the park is a nostalgic reminder of their childhood and school picnics
When Sheikh Zayed opened a hospital in remote UAE town 44 years ago today The country's Founding Father was warmly received by large numbers of residents upon his arrival at the hospital
From desert to destiny: 20 key milestones in the UAE’s modern history A journey through the defining moments that shaped the UAE from its founding to the nation it is today
Dubai RTA turns 20: How emirate's public transport system changed over the years RTA has brought about massive infrastructure improvements over the past two decades
Look: Rare photos of how Dubai's DXB grew from sandy runway to world’s busiest DXB continues to be the world’s number one airport for international travel, and following its busiest first half on record, it is expected to welcome 100 million guests in 2026