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Woman accuses CEO of a firm of groping during flight from Kolkata to Abu Dhabi

Her public statements have brought attention to the incident, stressing that such experiences can happen to anyone and raising concerns

From slums to skyscrapers the inspirational journey Dubai’s real estate mogul

From his humble beginnings in the slums of Mumbai to becoming one of the richest Indians in Dubai, Rizwan Sajan’s

Young Indian travellers flock to Saudi Arabia and UAE for luxury, adventure, natural beauty

Ajinkya Bhat’s visit to Saudi Arabia left him mesmerized by the natural wonder known as the Edge of the World,

High court upholds cheating case against NRI businessman

The court rejected arguments, stating that the existence of a civil proceeding and decree does not preclude a criminal proceeding

KEAM 2024: Last chance to add NRI claim and correct document errors

There is no need to send printed documents or certificates to the CEE office for any claims or reservations The

Home calling? financial steps returning NRIs need to keep in mind

Returning to India as an NRI involves several financial challenges, but with careful planning and professional guidance, the transition can

Trump receives support from prominent Hindu Americans ahead of presidential election

The backing from prominent Hindu Americans adds a significant dimension to Trump’s campaign, showcasing the diversity of his support

Jaishankar reaffirms India’s commitment to Mauritius

His visit underscores the significance of the India-Mauritius relationship, reflecting India’s ‘Neighbourhood First Policy,’ Vision SAGAR, and commitment to the

Indian students hope for favorable visa policies under new UK Labour government

Experts hope the Starmer government will increase scholarships and fellowships for international students, rather than imposing further restrictions Enhanced

Indian-origin man convicted of human trafficking in UK

As Kahlon and his accomplices face the consequences of their actions, the case serves as a stark reminder of the

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