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Court Asks Centre To Repatriate Body Of Indian Wrongly Buried In Saudi Arabia
The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) officials to coordinate with the Deputy Chief of Missions of Saudi Embassy in New Delhi to facilitate the exhumation and repatriation of the remains of a Hindu man, an Indian citizen, who was wrongly buried in Saudi Arabia as per Muslim rites.
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Priority To Pregnant Women: Centre On Repatriation Of Stranded Indians
The Centre on Monday undertook in the Delhi High Court that it will follow its standard operating procedure (SOP), including giving priority to pregnant women, while repatriating Indian nationals stranded in Saudi Arabia since the COVID-19 outbreak.
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An SOS Tweet To Sushma Swaraj Helped Rescue Tripura Man From Saudi Arabia
A 32-year old man from Tripura was rescued by the Indian mission in Saudi Arabia after he was kept captive by his employer following intervention by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj.
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Sushma Swaraj Seeks Report From Embassy In Saudi Arabia About Indian MBA Holder's Jailing
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Friday sought a report from the Indian Mission in Saudi Arabia about a 32-year-old man from Hyderabad being sentenced to one year's imprisonment and 300 lashes by a Saudi court after being convicted in a robbery case.
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Minister VK Singh Visits Saudi Arabia To Repatriate Thousands Of Stranded Indian Workers
Union minister VK Singh arrived in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday on a mission to bring home thousands of laid off Indian workers stranded in the kingdom without enough money for food or plane tickets.
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'Mission Accomplished': Thousands Of Indians Starving In Saudi Arabia Get Help
Thousands of Indian workers in Saudi Arabia, facing severe food shortage due to financial hardship after losing their jobs, have been provided food by the Indian Consulate in Jeddah.
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Over 10,000 Indians Facing Food Scarcity In Saudi Arabia, Says Sushma Swaraj
In a humanitarian crisis, over 10,000 Indian workers in Saudi Arabia are facing severe food shortage due to financial hardship after losing their jobs and the government has ordered its mission in the Gulf nation to provide food to them besides other assistance.
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Pilgrims Renounce Evil, Sacrifice Animals as Haj Nears End
Tens of thousands of Muslims, including Indians, ritually stoned the devil in Mina Valley for the second day on Sunday and sacrificed animals to mark the culmination of the annual Haj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia.
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150 Indians registered in drive by mission in Saudi Arabia
Around 150 Indian expatriates registered themselves during a special drive launched today by the Indian Embassy to assist individuals who have overstayed in Saudi Arabia.
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Indian mission in Jeddah working to fix passport problem
The Indian consulate in Jeddah is using diplomatic channels to make passport authorities in Saudi Arabia accept newly-designed Indian passports, which they are refusing saying they were not officially informed about the change.
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Saudi Arabia authorities refuse to accept new Indian passports
In fresh trouble for Indians in Saudi Arabia, the authorities there have refused to accept new passports issued by Indian diplomatic missions.
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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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Court Asks Centre To Repatriate Body Of Indian Wrongly Buried In Saudi Arabia
The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) officials to coordinate with the Deputy Chief of Missions of Saudi Embassy in New Delhi to facilitate the exhumation and repatriation of the remains of a Hindu man, an Indian citizen, who was wrongly buried in Saudi Arabia as per Muslim rites.
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Priority To Pregnant Women: Centre On Repatriation Of Stranded Indians
The Centre on Monday undertook in the Delhi High Court that it will follow its standard operating procedure (SOP), including giving priority to pregnant women, while repatriating Indian nationals stranded in Saudi Arabia since the COVID-19 outbreak.
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An SOS Tweet To Sushma Swaraj Helped Rescue Tripura Man From Saudi Arabia
A 32-year old man from Tripura was rescued by the Indian mission in Saudi Arabia after he was kept captive by his employer following intervention by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj.
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Sushma Swaraj Seeks Report From Embassy In Saudi Arabia About Indian MBA Holder's Jailing
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Friday sought a report from the Indian Mission in Saudi Arabia about a 32-year-old man from Hyderabad being sentenced to one year's imprisonment and 300 lashes by a Saudi court after being convicted in a robbery case.
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Minister VK Singh Visits Saudi Arabia To Repatriate Thousands Of Stranded Indian Workers
Union minister VK Singh arrived in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday on a mission to bring home thousands of laid off Indian workers stranded in the kingdom without enough money for food or plane tickets.
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'Mission Accomplished': Thousands Of Indians Starving In Saudi Arabia Get Help
Thousands of Indian workers in Saudi Arabia, facing severe food shortage due to financial hardship after losing their jobs, have been provided food by the Indian Consulate in Jeddah.
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Over 10,000 Indians Facing Food Scarcity In Saudi Arabia, Says Sushma Swaraj
In a humanitarian crisis, over 10,000 Indian workers in Saudi Arabia are facing severe food shortage due to financial hardship after losing their jobs and the government has ordered its mission in the Gulf nation to provide food to them besides other assistance.
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Pilgrims Renounce Evil, Sacrifice Animals as Haj Nears End
Tens of thousands of Muslims, including Indians, ritually stoned the devil in Mina Valley for the second day on Sunday and sacrificed animals to mark the culmination of the annual Haj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia.
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150 Indians registered in drive by mission in Saudi Arabia
Around 150 Indian expatriates registered themselves during a special drive launched today by the Indian Embassy to assist individuals who have overstayed in Saudi Arabia.
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Indian mission in Jeddah working to fix passport problem
The Indian consulate in Jeddah is using diplomatic channels to make passport authorities in Saudi Arabia accept newly-designed Indian passports, which they are refusing saying they were not officially informed about the change.
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Saudi Arabia authorities refuse to accept new Indian passports
In fresh trouble for Indians in Saudi Arabia, the authorities there have refused to accept new passports issued by Indian diplomatic missions.
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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.
