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Singapore Police Investigate Cross-Border Scam Network Targeting Indian Expatriates

Experts observed that cyber-enabled fraud targeting expatriate professionals has become a growing regional concern across major Asian financial hubs where

Indian Ambassador praises Qatar leadership for ensuring safety during regional conflict

The ambassador concluded by expressing hope that peace and stability will return to the region soon, while reaffirming the strong

Indian business leaders in UAE feature prominently on Forbes 2026 Billionaires List

· Globally, the 2026 Forbes list includes 3,428 billionaires, the highest number recorded since the ranking began in 1987 ·

Iran War: 140 Indians stranded in Bahrain return home

The evacuation reflects India’s broader policy of providing support and logistical help to citizens abroad during emergencies PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Around 140

Pravasi Short News 12.03.26

Pravasi Samwad News Bureau Recent developments affecting the Indian diaspora span aviation disruptions in the Gulf, shifts in US immigration

NRIs in Dubai sell gold as regional tensions trigger financial caution

While gold traditionally serves as a safe-haven asset during crises, current market conditions suggest that liquidity and portability are becoming

Visa delays leave H-1B professional stranded in India

While the outcome of this particular case remains uncertain, the story has resonated with many expatriates who say it reflects

Kerala to launch dedicated police station for NRIs

Once operational, the NRI police station will register formal complaints, conduct investigations and coordinate with other law enforcement agencies, providing

Sharjah expat wins Dh15mn in Abu Dhabi Big Ticket draw

Stories like these continue to attract thousands of participants each month, keeping the dream of instant fortune alive across the

UAE Jain community offers help to stranded Gujaratis in Dubai

Community support networks have played an important role in helping expatriates cope with emergencies in the past, and organisers hope

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