Firoz Merchant

In a pre-Ramzan gesture, a UAE-based Indian businessman and philanthropist has donated 1 million dirhams (approximately INR 2.5 crore) to ensure the release of 900 prisoners from jails across the Gulf nation.

The UAE has honoured an Indian businessman for helping debt-ridden migrant prisoners by assisting them to repay their debts and providing them free air travel back to their respective countries, according to a media report.

RDX cannot be used as a powder to kill mosquitoes and flies, the Special TADA court in Mumbai observed while awarding death sentence to Tahir Merchant and Firoz Abdul Rashid Khan and life term to gangster Abu Salem in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case.

A Dubai-based Indian billionaire will donate a total of USD 130,790 a year to fund the return tickets of expatriates prisoners who have been released from jails in the UAE.

A Dubai-based Indian businessman has pledged to spend 1 million US dollars (3.8 million dirhams) to help free prisoners, including Indians, who are behind the bars in the UAE due to non-payment of debts.

A Dubai-based Indian businessman has come forward to provide financial assistance to help the release of debt-ridden Indian prisoners who have been imprisoned for unpaid debts.

Firoz G Merchant, owner of a jewellery company, has already secured the release of about 3,700 prisoners since 2011.

In a pre-Ramzan gesture, a UAE-based Indian businessman and philanthropist has donated 1 million dirhams (approximately INR 2.5 crore) to ensure the release of 900 prisoners from jails across the Gulf nation.

The UAE has honoured an Indian businessman for helping debt-ridden migrant prisoners by assisting them to repay their debts and providing them free air travel back to their respective countries, according to a media report.

RDX cannot be used as a powder to kill mosquitoes and flies, the Special TADA court in Mumbai observed while awarding death sentence to Tahir Merchant and Firoz Abdul Rashid Khan and life term to gangster Abu Salem in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case.

A Dubai-based Indian billionaire will donate a total of USD 130,790 a year to fund the return tickets of expatriates prisoners who have been released from jails in the UAE.

A Dubai-based Indian businessman has pledged to spend 1 million US dollars (3.8 million dirhams) to help free prisoners, including Indians, who are behind the bars in the UAE due to non-payment of debts.

A Dubai-based Indian businessman has come forward to provide financial assistance to help the release of debt-ridden Indian prisoners who have been imprisoned for unpaid debts.

Firoz G Merchant, owner of a jewellery company, has already secured the release of about 3,700 prisoners since 2011.