Turning danger zones into safe homes; Education is big business; Kerala nurses die valiantly

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newsletter December 11, 2011     Today's Top Stories More top stories Turning danger zones into safe homes Lessons warning children about the dangers of balconies and open vertical areas should be included in the school curriculum, social worker says. Education is big business The private sector enrolment in the UAE, valued at $2.8 billion and growing at 10 per cent, is among the GCC's largest education sectors.     Top News Stories More from news Kerala nurses die valiantly while saving patients The nurses had rescued eight patients from the vortex of raging fire at a Kolkata hospital where they were on duty. They died attempting to save a ninth patient. Moustache charity campaign raises funds in Qatar World's nations set course for 2015 global climate pact Increased reduction in traffic fine rates announced     Opinion More from opinion Far-fetched fatwas on the rise Tariq A. Al Maeena writes: Good judgement and common sense should be the order of the day when it comes to dealing with such edicts. Saudi women not open to change Human Rights Council is for all Putin may lose in Russian roulette     Top Business Stories More from business iPhone4S now officially available in UAE Retailers in the country are now carrying the latest Apple smartphone for sale with a one-year warranty. Middle East remains the easiest region to pay taxes Arab Spring stresses need for greater accountability IMF gathers funds for crisis as US stands aside     Top Entertainment Stories More from entertainment Stop the press You put me on top and you will sell it, says Shah Rukh Khan as he dons the editor's cap and doles out his prized comments and tips. New York Occupy protest shuts down 'Law & Order' 'Skyrim' wins top prize at Spike Video Game Awards Stars visiting Dubai lend power to charity for world's poor     Top Life & Style Stories More from life & style Gulf News' book chronicles UAE's rich history The new book Building a Nation, published by Gulf News, looks past the obvious icons to see the leaders, people and places that have shaped the country. Get ready for the party with these treatments 'I want Global Village to be as big as Disney' Style story: Flapper style from the roaring 1920s     Picture Galleries See more picture galleries Souq scan: Faux leather Timeless elegance with vintage gems An Aquarius Wellness Morning The Reality of TV     GNTV Web Videos See more videos at GNTV King Khan's message to fans The Muppets at DIFF 2011 The Ladies vs. Ricky Bahl stars Dubai to Fujairah in forty minutes     News | Business | Sport | Life | Entertainment | Guides | Opinions | Video | Pictures | In Focus 4men| Aquarius | Campus Notes| e+| Friday| Quarterly Financial Review | InsideOut | Property| tabloid!| tabloid! on Saturday| Weekend Review| Wheels| XPRESS About Gulf News|Contact us|Subscriptions|Advertising Guide|Register| Terms & Conditions|Privacy Policy © Al Nisr Publishing LLC 2011. All rights reserved You have received this e-mail from Gulf News because you have subscribed to our twice-daily news update e-mail using your e-mail address: waheed.rahuman@gmail.com. You can control how you receive e-mails from Gulf News by updating your profile below MANAGE MY PROFILE Send feedback | Update my account information | Change my e-mail address | Privacy policy Should you wish to remove your email address from the mailing list please click here. Is this email in your junk folder? To ensure that you receive all future newsletters, add newsletter@emm.gulfnews.com to your address book and newsletter@emm.gulfnews.com to your white list filters.