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Budget 2025 Answers Expectations, Raises Questions For Gulf NRI Businesses
Union Budget's emphasis on digital infrastructure, AI innovation, and 5G expansion was welcomed by Bhavesh Talreja, Founder and CEO, Globale Media.
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IIT Delhi To Set Up Overseas Campus In UAE
The Union Ministry of Education and Abu Dhabi's Education and Knowledge Department (ADEK) on Saturday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for setting up an IIT Delhi campus in the Gulf country.
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Countries Eager To Sign Free Trade Agreements With India: Commerce Minister
Textile Minister Piyush Goyal said talks are underway with the European Union, Gulf countries, Canada and the United Kingdom for free trade agreements (FTA) and the FTAs with two developed economies of the UAE and Australia will be enforced in this year alone.
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No Impact, Good Ties With Gulf Countries To Continue: Union Minister After Prophet Comments Row
Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal has said that the BJP has taken necessary action against a party functionary over controversial remarks concerning Prophet Mohammad.
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India, 3 European Union Nations Begin Two-Day Naval Drill In Gulf Of Aden
India and three European nations on Friday began a two-day high-voltage naval wargame in the Gulf of Aden with a larger aim of improving operational interoperability and promote, peace, security and stability in the key waterways, officials said.
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"Aimed At Improving Efficiency": UAE Backs India On Article 370 Move
The United Arab Emirates today supported the government's move to end special status for Jammu and Kashmir and bifurcation of the state into two union territories. The gulf nation's ambassador said it was an "internal matter" of India and was "not a unique incident".
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Top NRI Businessmen In Gulf Praise Union Budget 2019
Several leading Non-Resident Indians and businessmen in the Gulf region on Friday welcomed India's Union Budget for 2019-20 and listed rural electrification, agricultural, support to start-ups, women entrepreneurship and reduction of corporate tax as the major takeaways.
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Terrorism Global Issue, International Community Must Join Hands: Rajnath Singh
Terrorism is a global problem and the international community must join hands to root out the menace, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said in Manama on Sunday night as he began his three-day visit to the Gulf country.
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Women Being Sold To Gulf Like In A Retail Shop, Says Andhra Minister
Women domestic workers from Andhra Pradesh are languishing in jails in Gulf states after attempting to flee abusive employers or overstaying their visas, said an Andhra Pradesh minister, urging the union government to help them.
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Rahul Gandhi Dividing Society Over Hyderabad Student's Suicide: Union Minister
Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi today accused Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi of trying to "create gulf" in the society over the alleged suicide of a Dalit scholar at Hyderabad Central University and said no minister is going to resign.
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India to Invest Rs 1 Lakh Crore in Chabahar Port: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari
Iran has offered to supply natural gas at $2.95 for a urea plant that India will set up at Chabahar port on the Persian Gulf, but New Delhi wants rates to be lowered.
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Gulf Region to Mark Ramadan From Sunday
Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting, will begin on Sunday across the Gulf region, it was announced yesterday.
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Finland Suspects Two Russian Aircraft of Violating Airspace
Finland scrambled jets after it suspected two Russian aircraft of having entered the country's airspace over the Gulf of Finland without permission, the Nordic state's defence ministry said on Wednesday.
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Pirates seize first ship in Somali area since 2012
Pirates have seized a merchant ship in the Red Sea and have taken it south towards Somali waters in the first successful hijacking in the region since 2012, maritime officials said on Sunday.
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John Kerry wins Arab backing on Mideast peace effort
US Secretary of State John Kerry said yesterday that his intense diplomacy in six visits to the Middle East was bearing fruit, narrowing gaps between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Budget 2025 Answers Expectations, Raises Questions For Gulf NRI Businesses
Union Budget's emphasis on digital infrastructure, AI innovation, and 5G expansion was welcomed by Bhavesh Talreja, Founder and CEO, Globale Media.
-
IIT Delhi To Set Up Overseas Campus In UAE
The Union Ministry of Education and Abu Dhabi's Education and Knowledge Department (ADEK) on Saturday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for setting up an IIT Delhi campus in the Gulf country.
-
Countries Eager To Sign Free Trade Agreements With India: Commerce Minister
Textile Minister Piyush Goyal said talks are underway with the European Union, Gulf countries, Canada and the United Kingdom for free trade agreements (FTA) and the FTAs with two developed economies of the UAE and Australia will be enforced in this year alone.
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No Impact, Good Ties With Gulf Countries To Continue: Union Minister After Prophet Comments Row
Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal has said that the BJP has taken necessary action against a party functionary over controversial remarks concerning Prophet Mohammad.
-
India, 3 European Union Nations Begin Two-Day Naval Drill In Gulf Of Aden
India and three European nations on Friday began a two-day high-voltage naval wargame in the Gulf of Aden with a larger aim of improving operational interoperability and promote, peace, security and stability in the key waterways, officials said.
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"Aimed At Improving Efficiency": UAE Backs India On Article 370 Move
The United Arab Emirates today supported the government's move to end special status for Jammu and Kashmir and bifurcation of the state into two union territories. The gulf nation's ambassador said it was an "internal matter" of India and was "not a unique incident".
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Top NRI Businessmen In Gulf Praise Union Budget 2019
Several leading Non-Resident Indians and businessmen in the Gulf region on Friday welcomed India's Union Budget for 2019-20 and listed rural electrification, agricultural, support to start-ups, women entrepreneurship and reduction of corporate tax as the major takeaways.
-
Terrorism Global Issue, International Community Must Join Hands: Rajnath Singh
Terrorism is a global problem and the international community must join hands to root out the menace, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said in Manama on Sunday night as he began his three-day visit to the Gulf country.
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Women Being Sold To Gulf Like In A Retail Shop, Says Andhra Minister
Women domestic workers from Andhra Pradesh are languishing in jails in Gulf states after attempting to flee abusive employers or overstaying their visas, said an Andhra Pradesh minister, urging the union government to help them.
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Rahul Gandhi Dividing Society Over Hyderabad Student's Suicide: Union Minister
Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi today accused Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi of trying to "create gulf" in the society over the alleged suicide of a Dalit scholar at Hyderabad Central University and said no minister is going to resign.
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India to Invest Rs 1 Lakh Crore in Chabahar Port: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari
Iran has offered to supply natural gas at $2.95 for a urea plant that India will set up at Chabahar port on the Persian Gulf, but New Delhi wants rates to be lowered.
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Gulf Region to Mark Ramadan From Sunday
Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting, will begin on Sunday across the Gulf region, it was announced yesterday.
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Finland Suspects Two Russian Aircraft of Violating Airspace
Finland scrambled jets after it suspected two Russian aircraft of having entered the country's airspace over the Gulf of Finland without permission, the Nordic state's defence ministry said on Wednesday.
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Pirates seize first ship in Somali area since 2012
Pirates have seized a merchant ship in the Red Sea and have taken it south towards Somali waters in the first successful hijacking in the region since 2012, maritime officials said on Sunday.
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John Kerry wins Arab backing on Mideast peace effort
US Secretary of State John Kerry said yesterday that his intense diplomacy in six visits to the Middle East was bearing fruit, narrowing gaps between Israel and the Palestinians.
