Indian Workers In Bahrain

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  'No More Jobs In Qatar': Indian Workers On Gulf Crisis Frontline

  Ajit, an electrician, is just seven months into his new job but right now he is a worried man, like many other members of the huge migrant workforce in Qatar.

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  Indian Teen in Bahrain to be Reunited With Father

  An Indian teenager who remained stranded in Bahrain since 2006 is to be reunited with his father in India on Friday.

• On Strike Indian Workers Get Their Outstanding Salaries in Bahrain

  More than 100 Indian, Pakistani and Filipino workers of Mercury Middle East, who went on strike for non-payment of salaries, have been paid their wages after the intervention of diplomats and labour officials, a media report said today.

• Indian Wounded in Bahrain Blast

  An Indian worker was wounded in an explosion at a cold store in Bahrain's west coast village of Karzakan that claimed the life of a Bahraini, a media report said on Thursday.

• Disabled Indian worker in Bahrain returns home after nine years

  A 49-year-old disabled Indian worker in Bahrain, who overstayed on his visit visa, has finally returned home to reunite with his family after nearly nine years.

• Indians threatened in Bahrain asked to approach authorities

  Indian workers who face threats from their employers in Bahrain should immediately approach the authorities, India's ambassador to Bahrain Mohan Kumar has said.

• Indian leaps off balcony to escape allegedly abusive employer

  Three domestic maids, including one Indian, have managed to escape from their employers, who allegedly forced them to work round-the-clock, by jumping from balconies of their homes in Bahrain.

• Indian social workers in Bahrain to be trained by lawyers

  Indian social workers in Bahrain will now be trained by lawyers in the country to make them aware of the laws there so that they can become proper guides and advisors to immigrants.

• An Indian's suicide in a Bahrain park highlights workers' nightmare

  More than 100 workers in Bahrain, most of them from Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, may soon be able to return home. Some have not seen their families in over six years. Their employer, a company named Nass Contracting, which is in the business of construction, had won a court case that banned them from travelling outside Bahrain.