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Indian Duped On Promise Of Job Returns From Saudi, Says Embassy
The Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia on Friday confirmed the return of an Indian national who was stranded in the Gulf nation after being duped by an agent who had promised getting him a job in Qatar.
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Kerala Blasts Accused "Exceptionally Intelligent", Left Job In Gulf: Cops
Dominic Martin, who had surrendered to police claiming responsibility for the blasts at a Christian prayer meet three days ago, was described as a "brilliant mind" by investigating officers.
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4 Arrested In Delhi For Duping Over 500 People With Foreign Job Promise
Four men were arrested for allegedly duping about 500 people on the pretext of securing them jobs in Gulf countries at handsome salaries, police said on Saturday.
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Government Pursuing Return Of Indian Workers With Gulf Nations: Foreign Minister
The government is working to ensure that Indian workers are back to their work and jobs in the Gulf and is pursuing the issue with its counterparts in the region at the highest level, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told the Rajya Sabha.
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Rajya Sabha MP Seeks Centre's Intervention On Gulf Contries' Restrictions On Indians
Rajya Sabha member MV Shreyams Kumar said that a state like Kerala will face social and economic chaos if Gulf NRIs have to suffer job losses.
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UAE Healthcare Groups Step In To Help Indian Nurses Duped By Job Scams
Some prominent UAE healthcare organisations have come forward to offer employment to nurses from India who were duped by recruitment agencies on the pretext of providing them jobs at COVID-19 vaccination and testing centres in the Gulf country, accor
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Opinion: Kerala's Remittance Rush From Abroad May Be Over For Good
"Gone to Gulf." That phrase came up a lot in conversations among grown-ups that I overheard as a schoolboy in Kerala during the early 1980s. My father, who managed a lobster-export business in the port of Kochi, was constantly griping about workers who quit on short notice - or none at all - to take up jobs in the Gulf cities of Muscat, Doha or Jed...
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3 Indians In UAE Lose Jobs Over Controversial Social Media Posts: Report
Three more Indians based in the UAE have either been fired or suspended from their jobs over controversial posts on social media, days after the Indian ambassador to the Gulf nation warned the expatriates against posting such provocative updates online, a media report has said.
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"Ample Opportunities, Return Home": KCR To Workers From Telangana In Gulf
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao will visit the Gulf soon to ask people from Telangana to return to the state and take up jobs in the infrastructure sector. The Chief Minister on Saturday said he would soon visit Gulf countries to give a call to people from the state to return home.
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Hyderabad Woman Rescued From Qatar, Thanks Sushma Swaraj
A Hyderabadi woman who was stranded in Qatar after being lured to the Gulf country on the pretext of a job, has been rescued.
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Hyderabad Woman Tortured In Oman, Says Mother; Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help
The mother of a Hyderabad resident who was lured into a lucrative job offer in Oman and is now stranded in the Gulf country has appealed to External Affairs Minister (EAM) Sushma Swaraj to provide assistance for her daughter to return to India.
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28 Women, Allegedly Being Trafficked From Nepal, Rescued In Ghaziabad
Twenty-eight women from Nepal, who were allegedly being trafficked on the pretext of jobs in gulf countries, were rescued today from two flats in Indirapuram in Ghaziabad, the police said. Based on a tip-off, raids were conducted and the Nepali women, within the age group of 20-30 years, were rescued from two flats in Sarjan Vihar society of Nyay K...
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To Avenge Armyman Aurangzeb's Murder, 50 Villagers Return From The Gulf
At Salani village in Mendhar, 250 kilometres from Srinagar, anger has overtaken grief at the home of rifleman Aurangzeb, killed by terrorists in south Kashmir on June 14, just when he was returning home from his formation to celebrate Eid.
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A Ghost Army Of The Not-Very-Employed Haunts Gulf Rulers
The government was trying to trim a wage bill that eats up more than half its budget -- an outlandish share even by Gulf standards. Last year, it required public employees to swipe their fingers on a biometric reader every morning.
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Six Months After Son's Death In Saudi, Mother Seeks Help To Bring Back Body
It has been six months that her son died, but Shakuntala Devi is still waiting for the last glimpse of him. Her son was working in Saudi Arabia but died in an accident there.
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Indian Duped On Promise Of Job Returns From Saudi, Says Embassy
The Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia on Friday confirmed the return of an Indian national who was stranded in the Gulf nation after being duped by an agent who had promised getting him a job in Qatar.
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Kerala Blasts Accused "Exceptionally Intelligent", Left Job In Gulf: Cops
Dominic Martin, who had surrendered to police claiming responsibility for the blasts at a Christian prayer meet three days ago, was described as a "brilliant mind" by investigating officers.
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4 Arrested In Delhi For Duping Over 500 People With Foreign Job Promise
Four men were arrested for allegedly duping about 500 people on the pretext of securing them jobs in Gulf countries at handsome salaries, police said on Saturday.
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Government Pursuing Return Of Indian Workers With Gulf Nations: Foreign Minister
The government is working to ensure that Indian workers are back to their work and jobs in the Gulf and is pursuing the issue with its counterparts in the region at the highest level, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told the Rajya Sabha.
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Rajya Sabha MP Seeks Centre's Intervention On Gulf Contries' Restrictions On Indians
Rajya Sabha member MV Shreyams Kumar said that a state like Kerala will face social and economic chaos if Gulf NRIs have to suffer job losses.
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UAE Healthcare Groups Step In To Help Indian Nurses Duped By Job Scams
Some prominent UAE healthcare organisations have come forward to offer employment to nurses from India who were duped by recruitment agencies on the pretext of providing them jobs at COVID-19 vaccination and testing centres in the Gulf country, accor
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Opinion: Kerala's Remittance Rush From Abroad May Be Over For Good
"Gone to Gulf." That phrase came up a lot in conversations among grown-ups that I overheard as a schoolboy in Kerala during the early 1980s. My father, who managed a lobster-export business in the port of Kochi, was constantly griping about workers who quit on short notice - or none at all - to take up jobs in the Gulf cities of Muscat, Doha or Jed...
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3 Indians In UAE Lose Jobs Over Controversial Social Media Posts: Report
Three more Indians based in the UAE have either been fired or suspended from their jobs over controversial posts on social media, days after the Indian ambassador to the Gulf nation warned the expatriates against posting such provocative updates online, a media report has said.
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"Ample Opportunities, Return Home": KCR To Workers From Telangana In Gulf
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao will visit the Gulf soon to ask people from Telangana to return to the state and take up jobs in the infrastructure sector. The Chief Minister on Saturday said he would soon visit Gulf countries to give a call to people from the state to return home.
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Hyderabad Woman Rescued From Qatar, Thanks Sushma Swaraj
A Hyderabadi woman who was stranded in Qatar after being lured to the Gulf country on the pretext of a job, has been rescued.
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Hyderabad Woman Tortured In Oman, Says Mother; Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help
The mother of a Hyderabad resident who was lured into a lucrative job offer in Oman and is now stranded in the Gulf country has appealed to External Affairs Minister (EAM) Sushma Swaraj to provide assistance for her daughter to return to India.
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28 Women, Allegedly Being Trafficked From Nepal, Rescued In Ghaziabad
Twenty-eight women from Nepal, who were allegedly being trafficked on the pretext of jobs in gulf countries, were rescued today from two flats in Indirapuram in Ghaziabad, the police said. Based on a tip-off, raids were conducted and the Nepali women, within the age group of 20-30 years, were rescued from two flats in Sarjan Vihar society of Nyay K...
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To Avenge Armyman Aurangzeb's Murder, 50 Villagers Return From The Gulf
At Salani village in Mendhar, 250 kilometres from Srinagar, anger has overtaken grief at the home of rifleman Aurangzeb, killed by terrorists in south Kashmir on June 14, just when he was returning home from his formation to celebrate Eid.
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A Ghost Army Of The Not-Very-Employed Haunts Gulf Rulers
The government was trying to trim a wage bill that eats up more than half its budget -- an outlandish share even by Gulf standards. Last year, it required public employees to swipe their fingers on a biometric reader every morning.
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Six Months After Son's Death In Saudi, Mother Seeks Help To Bring Back Body
It has been six months that her son died, but Shakuntala Devi is still waiting for the last glimpse of him. Her son was working in Saudi Arabia but died in an accident there.
