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Budget 2026 and NRIs: Is India moving towards a more rational tax framework?

Overall, the direction appears to balance revenue protection with fairness and predictability, strengthening India’s position as a stable and credible

UAE President honours Indian expat for lifelong philanthropy

Shakil’s recognition serves as a powerful reminder that acts of generosity, regardless of scale, can create lasting change and inspire

India turns to Omani Jaguars to sustain aging IAF strike jets

As the IAF carefully manages this final chapter of the Jaguar story, cannibalising retired Omani aircraft underscores both the strategic

5,945 Indians evacuated from Middle East in last three years

The External Affairs Minister emphasised that evacuation efforts are carried out without discrimination, prioritising the safety and well-being of all

Indian-origin woman detained in US during Green Card biometric appointment

Democratic Congressman Robert Garcia, who represents the Long Beach area, has publicly called for Kaur’s release His office has confirmed

UK budget signals fresh opportunities for Indian businesses

Overall, the UK Budget is being viewed as a reaffirmation of the strong and evolving economic partnership between the two

Modi’s Ethiopia visit signals deepening India–Africa partnership

According to the Ministry of External Affairs, the visit seeks to reaffirm the shared commitment of India and Ethiopia to

Modi’s Jordan visit marks 75 years of ties, opens new pathways for strategic cooperation

Bilateral trade between the two countries is nearing USD 2.9 billion, with cooperation spanning fertilisers, pharmaceuticals, IT, healthcare, defence, and

IDFC FIRST Bank introduces zero-fee global savings account in USD and EUR for NRIs via GIFT City

As GIFT City continues to emerge as a global financial hub offering tax efficiency, regulatory clarity, and faster cross-border fund

NRI child’s reaction over Chennai restaurant bill in goes viral

What makes the clip resonate is its simplicity. There’s no setup or exaggeration—just a genuine reaction to a small moment

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