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Saudi Arabia Wants IPL Owners To Set Up "World's Richest T20 League" In Country: Report
Saudi Arabia reportedly has great cricketing ambitions and their government is trying to lure IPL owners and the BCCI in to set up the world's richest T20 league in the country.
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CBI Gets Prosecution Requests From UAE, Saudi Arabia Against 19 Indians
The requests have been forwarded to the CBI by the UAE Embassy through the External Affairs Ministry for local prosecution following which the central agency has already registered two FIRs.
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Centre Provides Return Tickets To 3,000 Stranded Indians In Saudi
In a major relief to 3,000 Indian workers stranded in Saudi Arabia, the government has provided return tickets to those willing to come back and is making efforts to renew permits of those wanting to work there, Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal said on Thursday.
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VK Singh Leaves For Saudi Arabia To Assess Condition Of Indian Workers
With thousands of Indians reeling under severe financial crisis in Saudi Arabia after losing their jobs, Minister of State for External Affairs V K Singh tonight left for the Gulf nation to assess the situation and finalise modalities to bring back those who want to return to India.
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Stray Bullet Kills Indian During Saudi Arrest Raid: Source
Stray bullets killed one Indian and wounded three in Saudi Arabia during a security operation that killed a wanted Bahraini, an Indian community source said today.
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Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia to process 12,000 more passes
The Indian embassy in Riyadh will start the verification and delivery process of a third batch of 12,000 applications for emergency certificates sought by expatriate Indian workers in Saudi Arabia who want to leave that country for good.
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Missing engineer Fasih is in a Saudi jail, says government
Missing engineer from Bihar, Fasih Mahmood, is in a jail in Saudi Arabia, according to the Indian government. Bringing him back, where he is wanted for alleged links to several terror attacks, will be a lengthy and complicated process, the government informed the Supreme Court.
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Saudi Arabia Wants IPL Owners To Set Up "World's Richest T20 League" In Country: Report
Saudi Arabia reportedly has great cricketing ambitions and their government is trying to lure IPL owners and the BCCI in to set up the world's richest T20 league in the country.
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CBI Gets Prosecution Requests From UAE, Saudi Arabia Against 19 Indians
The requests have been forwarded to the CBI by the UAE Embassy through the External Affairs Ministry for local prosecution following which the central agency has already registered two FIRs.
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Centre Provides Return Tickets To 3,000 Stranded Indians In Saudi
In a major relief to 3,000 Indian workers stranded in Saudi Arabia, the government has provided return tickets to those willing to come back and is making efforts to renew permits of those wanting to work there, Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal said on Thursday.
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VK Singh Leaves For Saudi Arabia To Assess Condition Of Indian Workers
With thousands of Indians reeling under severe financial crisis in Saudi Arabia after losing their jobs, Minister of State for External Affairs V K Singh tonight left for the Gulf nation to assess the situation and finalise modalities to bring back those who want to return to India.
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Stray Bullet Kills Indian During Saudi Arrest Raid: Source
Stray bullets killed one Indian and wounded three in Saudi Arabia during a security operation that killed a wanted Bahraini, an Indian community source said today.
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Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia to process 12,000 more passes
The Indian embassy in Riyadh will start the verification and delivery process of a third batch of 12,000 applications for emergency certificates sought by expatriate Indian workers in Saudi Arabia who want to leave that country for good.
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Missing engineer Fasih is in a Saudi jail, says government
Missing engineer from Bihar, Fasih Mahmood, is in a jail in Saudi Arabia, according to the Indian government. Bringing him back, where he is wanted for alleged links to several terror attacks, will be a lengthy and complicated process, the government informed the Supreme Court.
