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Indian Embassy Advises Indians To Reschedule Non-Essential Travel To UAE Amid Floods
The Indian embassy in the UAE on Friday advised the inbound Indian passengers travelling to or transiting through Dubai International Airport to reschedule non-essential travel.
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Sridevi "Accidentally Drowned", Body May Be Released Today: 10 Points
Veteran actor Sridevi had "accidentally" drowned in the bathtub of the hotel where she was staying, the Dubai police said on Monday. As the case was transferred to the "Dubai Public Prosecution" for regular legal procedure, the police, according to a media report, called in Sridevi's husband Boney Kapoor for questioning and his statement was record...
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Indian Consulate In Dubai Working To Bring Sridevi's Body Back
Indian embassy officials in Dubai are working closely with the local authorities to ensure that the body of Bollywood icon Sridevi, who died last night, is taken to Mumbai today.
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Walked 1,000 Km In 20 Trips To Dubai Court. Sushma Swaraj Brings Him Home
Almost a week ago, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted about an Indian man who walked a distance of 1,000 km over a period of two years to attend court proceedings in Dubai just to obtain a flight ticket to return home. Ms Swaraj, who is in hospital being treated for kidney failure, said she had asked for a report from the Indian Embass...
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Indian Found Dead in Oman
The body of a 26-year-old Indian salesman in Oman was found hanging in his room in Dubai after he had gone home for lunch.
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Indian's Body Lying in UAE Morgue for Two Years
The body of an expatriate Indian has been lying in a morgue in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the last two years as his family members refused to claim his body, media reported on Wednesday.
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12 Indians to stand trial in money-laundering case in Bahrain
Twelve Indians, arrested in Bahrain in connection with a major money-laundering operation, will go on trial from tomorrow.
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Two Indians in Kuwait saved from execution just in time
Two Indians got a reprieve just 48 hours before their execution in Kuwait, after paying blood money to relatives of their alleged murder victim and thanks to the efforts of the Indian Embassy in Kuwait who took up the matter strongly.
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India's consulate in Saudi Arabia seeks volunteers
The Indian consulate in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, has appealed to members of the Indian community to volunteer for its campaign to help those Indian expatriate workers who have been affected by the new labour policy in that country.
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Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia gets 15,000 passports
The Indian embassy in Riyadh has received around 15,000 passports of Indian workers in Saudi Arabia, facing cases of running away from their local sponsors and other violations, from that country's foreign ministry.
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Regularise stay or return home, Riyadh mission tells Indians
The Indian embassy in Riyadh has asked Indian workers in Saudi Arabia to either regularise their stay or return to India in view of the new labour policy in that country.
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Indian workers in Saudi Arabia can regularise visa status
In a bid to address the problems arising out of Saudi Arabia's new labour policy, Indian workers who have travelled to that Gulf nation legally will be allowed to regularise their visa status.
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Indians told not to panic over new Saudi labour policy
The Indian Embassy in Riyadh today urged the Indian expatriate community not to panic after reports in media claimed Saudi Arabia plans to reserve 10 per cent jobs for locals, a move which will hit over 3 lakh low- and semi-skilled Indian workers especially from Kerala.
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India reacts to US Navy killing fisherman in Dubai: Full statement
India has asked the UAE to register a case against the US navy after one of its ships opened fire on a boat off Dubai. A fisherman from Tamil Nadu was killed; three others from the same state were injured. The Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi has issued a statement today saying the Embassy in Abu Dhabi is working with local authorities to...
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25 Indians head home after luxury cruise disaster
The Indian Embassy in Italy threw some valuable light on the status of the 201 Indian crew members who were on board the Italian cruise liner Costa Concordia, when it capsized on Friday night. First Secretary at the Embassy Vishwesh Negi revealed that 25 of them were likely to board Air Italia flights to Dubai, from where they would be taking conne...
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Indian Embassy Advises Indians To Reschedule Non-Essential Travel To UAE Amid Floods
The Indian embassy in the UAE on Friday advised the inbound Indian passengers travelling to or transiting through Dubai International Airport to reschedule non-essential travel.
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Sridevi "Accidentally Drowned", Body May Be Released Today: 10 Points
Veteran actor Sridevi had "accidentally" drowned in the bathtub of the hotel where she was staying, the Dubai police said on Monday. As the case was transferred to the "Dubai Public Prosecution" for regular legal procedure, the police, according to a media report, called in Sridevi's husband Boney Kapoor for questioning and his statement was record...
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Indian Consulate In Dubai Working To Bring Sridevi's Body Back
Indian embassy officials in Dubai are working closely with the local authorities to ensure that the body of Bollywood icon Sridevi, who died last night, is taken to Mumbai today.
-
Walked 1,000 Km In 20 Trips To Dubai Court. Sushma Swaraj Brings Him Home
Almost a week ago, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted about an Indian man who walked a distance of 1,000 km over a period of two years to attend court proceedings in Dubai just to obtain a flight ticket to return home. Ms Swaraj, who is in hospital being treated for kidney failure, said she had asked for a report from the Indian Embass...
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Indian Found Dead in Oman
The body of a 26-year-old Indian salesman in Oman was found hanging in his room in Dubai after he had gone home for lunch.
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Indian's Body Lying in UAE Morgue for Two Years
The body of an expatriate Indian has been lying in a morgue in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the last two years as his family members refused to claim his body, media reported on Wednesday.
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12 Indians to stand trial in money-laundering case in Bahrain
Twelve Indians, arrested in Bahrain in connection with a major money-laundering operation, will go on trial from tomorrow.
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Two Indians in Kuwait saved from execution just in time
Two Indians got a reprieve just 48 hours before their execution in Kuwait, after paying blood money to relatives of their alleged murder victim and thanks to the efforts of the Indian Embassy in Kuwait who took up the matter strongly.
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India's consulate in Saudi Arabia seeks volunteers
The Indian consulate in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, has appealed to members of the Indian community to volunteer for its campaign to help those Indian expatriate workers who have been affected by the new labour policy in that country.
-
Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia gets 15,000 passports
The Indian embassy in Riyadh has received around 15,000 passports of Indian workers in Saudi Arabia, facing cases of running away from their local sponsors and other violations, from that country's foreign ministry.
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Regularise stay or return home, Riyadh mission tells Indians
The Indian embassy in Riyadh has asked Indian workers in Saudi Arabia to either regularise their stay or return to India in view of the new labour policy in that country.
-
Indian workers in Saudi Arabia can regularise visa status
In a bid to address the problems arising out of Saudi Arabia's new labour policy, Indian workers who have travelled to that Gulf nation legally will be allowed to regularise their visa status.
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Indians told not to panic over new Saudi labour policy
The Indian Embassy in Riyadh today urged the Indian expatriate community not to panic after reports in media claimed Saudi Arabia plans to reserve 10 per cent jobs for locals, a move which will hit over 3 lakh low- and semi-skilled Indian workers especially from Kerala.
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India reacts to US Navy killing fisherman in Dubai: Full statement
India has asked the UAE to register a case against the US navy after one of its ships opened fire on a boat off Dubai. A fisherman from Tamil Nadu was killed; three others from the same state were injured. The Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi has issued a statement today saying the Embassy in Abu Dhabi is working with local authorities to...
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25 Indians head home after luxury cruise disaster
The Indian Embassy in Italy threw some valuable light on the status of the 201 Indian crew members who were on board the Italian cruise liner Costa Concordia, when it capsized on Friday night. First Secretary at the Embassy Vishwesh Negi revealed that 25 of them were likely to board Air Italia flights to Dubai, from where they would be taking conne...
