Malayalam Whatsapp Status

Malayalam Whatsapp Status

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Funny Malayalam whatsapp Status

1 Vedandham enikkishtamaanu. Ennaal, athu parayunnathu njaan aayirikkanamennu mathram

2. Thettu manushyane srishtichu dhaivam avanu budhiyum koduthu atha valiya thettu

3. Mounam cholliyathu pranayamanennu njan veruthe ninachu. Nee nalkiyathu virahamayirunnu.
orikkalum thoratha kannu neerin viraham.

4. Annu nammal nadannu niruthiya vazhiyorathu; Njan innum ninakkayi kathu nilkukayanu.
Oru pakshe kaalam thirichu nadannalo.

5. Ente Manassilekku Peythirangiya Marakanavatha Panineer Thulliyanu nee….

6. Kannu Thurakumbol Maranju pokunnathum; Kannadakkumbol Pularunnathumano Swapnam.?
Ennal Ee Jeevitha Vazhikalil Neeyum Oru Swapnam Mathram.

7. Annu chiri thooki pirinjavarellam Innu ariyathapole ozhinju Marumbol Veruthe Njan orthupovunnu… Enthinayirunnu Aa souhridham ?

8. Kanneerinte vilayum, Snehathinte alavum paranjariyikan patilla, Anubavikunnavarke athinte vila ariyu!

9. Akapporulinte Soundaryamaanu Pradhaanam

11. Samthrupthamaaya yuvathvam nishkriyamaaya yuvathvavum nirjeevamaaya jeevithavumaayitheerum..

12. Akalangal namme akattiyaalum oru madhura swapnamaay neeyennum ente hrudayathaalamaayi thudarum

13. ishtappettupoya inaye ennennekkum swanthamaayi nirthan prayogikkunna thanthramanu pranayam

14. Nee illenkil nishchalam en lokam swapanangalillatha Nidrapole !

Most Newest Malayalam Quotes and Status for Whatsapp

1.-) Ippozhathe kalathu oru nalla pen kutteene kittuka atra SSLC allatto !

2.-) വ്യക്ഷം മനുഷ്യനോട് സങ്കടപ്പെട്ടു: എത്രയോ വർഷങ്ങളായി എത്രയോ ചില്ലവെട്ടി എത്ര കുരിശുകൾ നിങ്ങൾ ഞങ്ങളിൽ നിന്ന് രൂപപ്പെടുത്തി, എന്നിട്ടും ഇനിയും നിങ്ങളിൽ നിന്നൊരു ക്രിസ്തു ഉണ്ടാകാഞ്ഞതന്തെ?”

3.-) Akapporulinte Soundaryamaanu Pradhaanam

4.-) Nee… enna otta aksharathil avasanikkunna ‘MARANAM’.

5.-) oru varsham 100 suhurthukkale undakkuka ennd oru neettam alla.!!! ennaaal 100 varshateek oru suhurthine undakkuka ennadan neettam

6.-) Kannu Thurakumbol Maranju pokunnathum; Kannadakkumbol Pularunnathumano Swapnam.? Ennal Ee Jeevitha Vazhikalil Neeyum Oru Swapnam Mathram.

7.-) Chiriyude pinnile Dhukkavum; Mizhiyude pinnile kanneerum; Deshyathinu pinnile snehavum;

8.-) Nalu like kittan Santhosh pandit aavaruth ketto..

9.-) Nee… enna otta aksharathil Othungiya ‘JEEVITHAM’.

10.-) Thettu manushyane srishtichu dhaivam avanu budhiyum koduthu atha valiya thettu

11.-) Ipravashyam IPL il maani kali nadannillannu thonnunnu

12.-) Daa irangunpol oru BJP call vidan marakkanda !!

13.-) Nee illenkil nishchalam en lokam swapanangalillatha Nidrapole !

14.-) Annu chirichu kondu pirinjavarellam Innu kandittum ariyathapole ozhinju Marumbol Veruthe Njan orthupovunnu…

15.-) Ormakalil nammude souhrudham vadathe nilkatte. malayalam friendship status

16.-) Nee… enna otta aksharathil thudangiya ‘PRANAYAM’.

17.-) Maapp Kodukkan Manushyar ullayidangalil Veezhcha polum Koodhaashayaayi Maarunnu

18.-) Mounam cholliyathu pranayamanennu njan veruthe ninachu. Nee nalkiyathu virahamayirunnu. orikkalum thoratha kannu neerin viraham.

19.-) Akalangal namme akattiyaalum oru madhura swapnamaay neeyennum ente hrudayathaalamaayi thudarum

20.-) “മാപ്പ് കൊടുക്കുവാന് മനുഷ്യരുള്ളയിടങ ¬്ങളില് വീഴ്ചപോലും ഒരു കൂദാശയായി മാറുന്നു.”

21.-) “നന്നായി അഭിനയിക്കാന് കഴിയുന്നവനേ നല്ല കച്ചവടക്കാരനാകാന് പറ്റു. സ്നേഹവും അടുപ്പവുമെല്ലാം ഭംഗിയായി അഭിനയിക്കണം .കഴുത്തറക്കുമ്പോഴും പുഞ്ചിരിക്കണം .ചതിക്കുമ്പോഴും സഹായിക്കുകയാണെന്നു തോന്നണം .നുണപറയുമ്പോഴും സത്യ പ്രഭാഷണംനടത്തുന്ന വിശുദ്ധന്റെ മുഖഭാവമായിരിക്കണം .ഒരിക്കിലും മുഖത്ത് ദേഷ്യം വരാന് പാടില്ല .”

22.-) ഒരു പൂവ് പൊട്ടിയ മഷിക്കുപ്പിയില് ¬ വച്ചാലും ചളുങ്ങിയ ഒരു പൌഡര് ടിന്നില് വച്ചാലും അതൊക്കെ പൂപ്പാത്രമായി മാറുന്നത് പോലെ ഉള്ളിലൊരു പൂവുണ്ടാകുകയാണ് ¬ പ്രധാനം. അകപൊരുളിന്റെ സുഗന്ധമാണ് സൗന്ദര്യം”

23.-) Ente Vayeennu Nee PC kelpikkaruthu !

24.-) സംതൃപ്തമായ യുവത്വം നിഷ്ക്രിയമായ യുവത്വവും നിര്ജീവമായ ജീവിതവുമായിത്തീരും… യുവത്വത്തിന് അതിന്റെ അസ്വസ്ഥത നഷ്ടപ്പെടുമ്പോള് അതൊരു യന്ത്രം പോലെ സമര്ത്ഥവും നിര്ജീവവും വന്ധ്യവും ആയിത്തീരും. വന്ധ്യതയ്ക്ക് ഒന്നിനെയും സൃഷ്ടിക്കുവാന് കഴിയാത്തതുകൊണ്ട് പുതിയ ഒരു ലോകക്രമത്തെ നിര്മ്മിക്കുവാനും അതിന് കഴിയില്ല.”

25.-) nte Manassilekku Peythirangiya Marakanavatha Panineer Thulliyanu Nee…

26.-) Nadannu Theernna vazhikalil etho nimitham pole Oru naal ninne kandumutti Etho nimishathil kaalam namme suhruthukkalakki, Kozhinju veena nimishangale nokki Kanneer ozhikumbozhum

27.-) Vedandham enikkishtamaanu. Ennaal, athu parayunnathu njaan aayirikkanamennu mathram

28.-) Snehicha manassinte aazham ariyathe, Aa manassinte vedhana ariyathe, Aarkkum….Aarodum…evide vachum,Parayavunna vaakanu “GOOD BYE”.

29.-) ettu manusyaney srishtichu avanum budhiyum koduthu atha valiya tettu

30.-) സൌന്ദര്യമൊ കരുത്തൊ കാരണം ഇഷ്ടപെട്ടുപോയ ഇണയെ എന്നെന്നേക്കും സ്വന്തമായി നിറുത്താന് പ്രയോഗിക്കുന്ന തന്ത്രമാണ് പ്രണയം”

31.-) Parayathe Ariyanam Arinju Kondu Snehikkanam Snehichu Kondu Jeevikkanam Jeevichu Kondu Marikanam Marichalum Ormakal Jeevikkanam That is Real LOVE.!!

32.-) Elokath Ene Ariyan arumila. Jeevitha oru cheriya yathrayanu areyum ariyathe pokaruth

33.-) “എല്ലാ മതങ്ങളും തുടങ്ങിയിട്ടുള്ളത് ഏതെങ്കിലുമൊരു ഭൂപ്രദേശത്തിലെ ഒരു ജനതയുടെ താത്കാലികമായ ജീവിത പ്രശ്നങ്ങളോടുള്ള ആത്മീയ പ്രതികരണമായിട്ടാണ് അത് കൊണ്ട് എല്ലാ മതങ്ങള്ക്കും ജന്മനാ ഒരു എത്തനിക്ക് സ്വഭാവം ഉണ്ട്”

34.-) Annu chiri thooki pirinjavarellam Innu ariyathapole ozhinju Marumbol Veruthe Njan orthupovunnu… nthinayirunnu Aa souhridham ?

35.-) Amme vaikittu chayakkenthaa Jameela ?

36.-) Pulariyil Viriyunna Pon Kiranam Pole Oru Nal Njan Varum Ninnardhramaya Manassileaku, Snehathin Malarumaayi.

37.-) Ariyunnathaanu Yadhartha friendship.

38.-) ishtappettupoya inaye ennennekkum swanthamaayi nirthan prayogikkunna thanthramanu pranayam

39.-) Mounam cholliyathu pranayamanennu njan veruthe ninachu. Nee nalkiyathu virahamayirunnu.orikkalum thoratha kannu neerin viraham. malayalam love failure status

40.-) Rosinu vendi Jack swantham jeevan nalki,Mumthazinu vendi Shajahan Thajmahal nirmichu.Nashtangal kamukanmarku mathram !

41.-) Annu nammal nadannu niruthiya vazhiyorathu; Njan innum ninakkayi kathu nilkukayanu. Oru pakshe kaalam thirichu nadannalo.

42.-) Ente Manassilekku Peythirangiya Marakanavatha Panineer Thulliyanu nee….

43.-) Kanneerinte vilayum, Snehathinte alavum paranjariyikan patilla, Anubavikunnavarke athinte vila ariyu!

44.-) Annu nammal nadannu niruthiya vazhiyorathu Njan innum ninakkayi kathu nilkukayanu. Oru pakshe kaalam thirichu nadannalo.

45.-) Chiriyude pinnile Dhukkavum Mizhiyude pinnile kanneerum Deshyathinu pinnile snehavum

46.-) Samthrupthamaaya yuvathvam nishkriyamaaya yuvathvavum nirjeevamaaya jeevithavumaayitheerum..

A key US air base in the Middle East could become permanent

Qatar's Defense Minister Khalid bin Mohammad al-Attiyah announced during a visit to Washington, DC on Sunday that his country will expand the American Al Udeid Air Base.

The expansion will add more than 200 new housing units for officers and their families.

"It will very soon become a family-oriented place for our American friends there. We want more of the families to be stable and feel more comfortable in their stay," al-Attiyah said at an event at the Heritage Foundation.
Al-Attiyah praised the US-Qatar relationship, saying that the Qatari Military has learned much from their American partners. He also said that Qatar is interested in making the Al Udeid base permanent.

"Colleagues in the US Department of Defense are reluctant to mention the word permanent, but we are working from our side to make it permanent," Al-Attiyah said.

The Qatari defense minister repeated the plans to make Al Udeid a permanent US base during a meeting on Tuesday with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis.

The base currently houses around 10,000 US military personnel, and has been essential for air operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria.

Qatar and the US signed a military cooperation agreement after Operation Desert Storm in 1991. The Al Udeid Air Base was built in 1996, and the US military moved its operations there in 2003, shortly after the invasion of Iraq.

The base is now the home of the US Air Force Central Command, and has proven essential for American air operations in the region.
"Qatar is strategically placed. Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria - these are all hotspots in the region. I am not exaggerating when I say 80% of aerial refueling in the region is from Udeid," al-Attiyah said. "We're the ones that keep your birds flying."

Military personnel from the UK and other allies are also stationed at Al Udeid.

The expansion comes at a diplomatically tough time for Qatar. Last June, Egypt, Bahrain, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia instituted an economic and political embargo on Qatar, cutting off all diplomatic relations. The countries claim that Qatar supports terrorism and is destablizing the region.

The embargo has not had the desired affect so far. Qatar has managed to deepen ties with the US as well as other countries like Turkey, Oman, and Iran, allowing it to circumvent the blockade in certain ways.

Qatar welcomes head of Zionist Organization of America

US Defense Secretary James Mattis meets with the emir of Qatar Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani at the Sea Palace in Doha, Qatar, 22 April 2017. (Brigitte N. Brantley)

Morton Klein, the President of the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) visited Doha earlier this month at the invite of Qatar’s leader.

News of the trip comes as Qatar’s foreign minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani said on Thursday that Doha welcomes such visits and has a “strong alliance” with the US and the Trump administration.

Klein said he used the opportunity of the visit to tell Qatar’s emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani that his “speech on Jerusalem before the United Nations was wrong” and that “Jerusalem has been a Jewish city for thousands of years,” assuring The Jerusalem Post that he was “tough, very tough” with the emir.

The emir “listened” as Klein criticized Qatari leaders for “anti-Israel speeches” and their stance on Jerusalem, The Jerusalem Post reported. The visit comes amid a public relations campaign by Qatar to salvage itself from regional isolation by reaching out to right-wing Americans and staunch supporters of Israel.

Klein also told the emir that the Arab Peace Initiative, which Doha supports, “would be a total disaster.” But the emir said they’d have to disagree on this issue, according to Klein, citing the support for the proposal by some Israelis, including Shimon Peres, a former Israeli president, architect of the Oslo process and champion of illegal Israeli settlements in occupied territory.

Klein said he was asked to speak to members of US Congress, but said he wouldn’t until he sees change.

Klein met a number of government officials during his visit, he said, and some told him that if the US asked Doha to expel Hamas members from the emirate, they would “throw them out in a minute.”

They also stressed that they no longer provide funds for the Muslim Brotherhood in hopes of being “part of the civilized world,” according to Klein.

“Everyone is already going”

In an apparent attempt to escape its regional isolation, Qatar hired a Washington lobbying firm to arrange meetings with major American Jewish groups for the emir while he was in the US for the annual United Nations General Assembly last September.

Klein told the Israeli newspaper Haaretz that Qatar invited him to visit every month since then, but he refused every time because of the Gulf state’s “support for Hamas and the anti-Semitism being broadcast on Al Jazeera television.”

He said he changed his mind when he saw other influential American Jewish individuals visiting, realizing that “they won’t be able to to use me for propaganda because everyone is already going, but I might use the visit to push them on these issues.”

The Qatari government has been sponsoring numerous trips for right-wing American Zionists.

These include Israel apologist and Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz, Christian Zionist and former governor of Arkansas Mike Huckabee, conservative radio host and Israel supporter John Batchelor, former Republican congressman Thaddeus McCotter, CEO of the Orthodox Union Kosher Division Rabbi Menachem Genack, the executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish organizations Malcolm Hoenlein, president of the American Jewish Congress Jack Rosen and the president of the Religious Zionists of America Martin Oliner.

Most of these trips were paid for by the Qatari government.

Documentary release still pending

When asked about those visits, Qatar’s foreign minister told Haaretz that “all of them are welcome and we are building good relations with them.”

He also talked about concerns regarding Al Jazeera – the Qatari broadcaster – and its coverage of Israel.

“There were some complaints filed against Al Jazeera in the United Kingdom,” Sheikh Mohammad told Haaretz, referring to an investigative documentary exposing the extent of the Israel lobby’s influence on the UK government and Labour party.

The complaints were all rejected by the UK’s broadcasting regulator in October, he noted.

Al Jazeera has produced a similar investigation into the pro-Israel lobby in the US, but initially said it held up on broadcasting pending the UK complaints process.

That the documentary still hasn’t aired has prompted some to speculate that politics is interfering, specifically Qatar’s push to burnish its image in the US and Israel.

Israel rejects Qatar’s efforts

Dershowitz, one of the Israel lobby’s most prominent US figures, wrote an article upon his return in which he reflected on numerous meetings with Qatari officials.

He suggested, among other things, that Qatari-Israeli normalization is on the horizon.

“I heard a lot of positive statements regarding Israel from Qatari leaders, as well as hints of commercial relationships between these isolated nations.”

Meanwhile, a spokesperson at Israel’s embassy to the US told Haaretz that it does not support Qatar’s campaign to burnish its image through American supporters of Israel, even though Haaretz reported that some of those claimed to have received the blessing of Israeli officials.

Klein claims he spoke to Israeli officials before his trip to Doha, telling The Jerusalem Post that “one said I shouldn’t go, but others said I should.”

On 30 January, the first Inaugural US-Qatar Strategic Dialogue was held in Washington.

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and US Defense Secretary James Mattis co-hosted Qatari foreign minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, and Qatari defense minister Khalid bin Mohammad al-Attiyah at the event.

Mattis celebrated “excellent military-to-military relations” between the US and the emirate and both expressed their concern at the gulf crisis and isolation of Qatar.

“As the Gulf dispute nears the eight-month mark, the United States remains as concerned today as we were at its outset,” Tillerson said.

“This dispute has had direct negative consequences economically and militarily for those involved, as well as the United States.”

The US, Tillerson continued, is keen that Gulf Cooperation Council countries present a united front that “bolsters our effectiveness on many fronts,” specifically counterterrorism as well as countering Iran’s “malign influence.”

Bahrain has also reached out to Israel, while Saudi Arabia is reported to be looking to improve relations. Gulf countries appear motivated by an enmity toward Iran they share with Israel.

Doha International Family Institute Wins 2018 IFFD Family Award

The Doha International Family Institute (DIFI), a member of Qatar Foundation (QF), has been awarded the 2018 IFFD Family Award by the board of the International Federation for Family Development (IFFD), an NGO with general consultative status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) at the United Nations (UN).

The IFFD Awards are presented to persons or entities recognized for the promotion of family perspective policies during the past year and for best appreciation and promotion of family values around the world. The 2018 award was also granted to the Hungarian-based National Association of Large Families.

Ignacio Socias, Director, International Relations, IFFD, said: “DIFI has contributed to advocacy on family issues through the organization of several international conferences and through its special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, with very specific recommendations to integrate  a family perspective into national policy-making.”

H.E. Sheikha Alya Al-Thani, Permanent Representative of the State of Qatar to the UN presented DIFI with the award during the IFFD Annual Briefing held at UN Headquarters in New York. Ms. Noor Al Malki Al Jehani, Executive Director, DIFI, received the award and thanked IFFD for recognising DIFI’s work and for its key role in promoting family perspective. “We are proud to receive the 2018 IFFD Family Award, which recognizes the work done by NGOs to strengthen families around the world. DIFI is committed to make families a priority for policy-makers through our advocacy and outreach at a national, regional, and international level,” Ms Al Jehani said. 

The IFFD Family Awards have been celebrated for the last six years. Previous awardees include the governments of Malta and Malaysia, and the UN High Representative for the Alliance of Civilizations. This year, the awards were presented at a special event during the 56th Commission for Social Development held at the UN Headquarters in New York on February 1.

The International Federation for Family Development is a nongovernmental, independent, and non-profit federation. Its primary mission is to support families through training.

DIFI is a global policy and advocacy institute working to advance knowledge on Arab families through research, and the promotion of evidence-based polices at a national, regional, and international level. The institute has special consultative status with the UN ECOSOC.

Egypt renames street amid Qatar row

Cairo: Egyptian authorities have changed a street named after Qatar’s ruling family amid a months-long dispute with the Gulf emirate.

Governor of Giza Kamal Al Dali said on Sunday that the name of the Street of Al Hamad Al Thani, in the district of Boulaq Al Dakrour near Cairo, has been changed to Shaikh Ebrahim Nafae — after a local Muslim cleric.

“This decision has been taken after unanimous approval from the municipal council,” Al Dali said in a press statement.

He added that local authorities had received several requests from residents in the district demanding a change in street name. “There is public anger with the state of Qatar, which is supporting terrorist groups that threaten world security and stability,” the official said.

In June, Egypt, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain broke off diplomatic and transportation links with Qatar over its supporting and funding of terrorist organisations.

The four countries have also placed on lists of terrorism dozens of people and groups associated with Qatar.

Egypt has repeatedly requested Qatar to hand over fugitive Egyptian Islamists wanted for inciting or involvement in violence in their homeland. Qatar has snubbed the Egyptian request.

Qatar is a staunch sponsor of the Muslim Brotherhood, listed in Egypt as a terrorist organisation.

HIA listed in top most beautiful airports in the world

Doha: Business Insider has listed Hamad International Airport in the 14 most beautiful airports in the world.

The American financial news website selected the top 14 airports based on architectural features and amenities.

The reputed website described Hamad International Airport as a modern art museum.  “Some parts of its interior look like a modern art museum,” the website said in its listing.

Among other airports Vancouver International Airport, Singapore Changi Airport, Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Marrakesh Menara Airport also made it to the list.

HIA is currently a candidate for the “Best Airport in the World” award by Skytrax, which also classified it as a five-star airport in 2017, making it one among only five other airports in the world to achieve this prestigious status. Earlier this year, it was ranked sixth Best Airport in the World by the 2017 Skytrax World Airport Awards, moving up four places from 2016. HIA has also won the "Best Airport in the Middle East" title for three years in a row and "Best Staff Service in the Middle East" for two years in a row.

Siege kindled spirit of entrepreneurship

DOHA: Not only did the ongoing blockade help accelerate the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), it also kindled the spirit of entrepreneurship among Qataris, an official of Qatar Development Bank (QDB) has said.

“Definitely, the blockade has its impact on the market, not just on SMEs but also on entrepreneurship. The blockade, itself, was an accelerator for understanding the importance of entrepreneurship and the private sector as along with creativity and innovation,” Hamad Mejegheer, Manager of Marketing and Communications at QDB said in response to a question from The Peninsula at a recent media event.

The increasing awareness on the indispensable role the private sector and entrepreneurship play in the Qatari market amid the current reality is evident in the rise in the number of those availing QDB’s services as well as recent figures released by Qatar Chamber which points to a 13.4 percent increase in the number of new companies registered in 2017 compared to 2016, he explained.

He cited manufacturing as one of the sectors which has seen significant growth recently.

“The manufacturing sector is doing well. There is a big growth in this sector, though we don’t have the figures yet,” he said, adding the ‘Own your Factory in Qatar in 72 Hours’ project launched after the imposition of blockade had contributed to this growth. Aimed at expediting the establishment of manufacturing units and factories in Qatar, the said project has attracted thousands of applications, majority of which were locally-based companies. “The mentality now has changed. How we see our priorities has changed. The blockade has provided us focal point for the future; that’s what the blockade did for us,” he said.

Mejegheer was speaking on the sidelines of the partnership between Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA) and QDB which helps provide much needed exposure to Qatari SMEs and entrepreneurs through pop-up shops set up as part of the ongoing Shop Qatar 2018 organised by QTA.

Around 30 SMEs and entrepreneurs supported by QDB are showcasing their products through the pop-up shops.

As a development bank, QDB’s main role is to help SMEs and entrepreneurs grow and one of the challenges is providing them access to the market, he added.

“By providing them space to showcase their products gives them the opportunity to enter the market which solves this challenge. This provides them the platform to test the market, understand the situation and improve their products to compete with other brands,” he said, adding that it had been life-changing for many SMEs and entrepreneurs who previously took part in pop-ups shops.

Thanking QTA for this important partnership, he said, “We appreciate their efforts. This is not the first time that we have partnered. We enjoy collaborating with such entity that has the vision and very active role in the community.”

The 30 pop-up shops, which display a wide range of products from arts and crafts to chocolates and gifts to perfumes and clothing at Mall of Qatar, are open until Wednesday.