The killer, shouting religious slogans, had attacked both the workers with a sword, injuring a third one
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Shamsheer Vayalil’s Burjeel to offer cheaper cancer care
US-based non-profit Caring Cross to locally manufacture CAR-T cell therapies at up to 90 percent less than current international costs
India-UAE Friendship Hospital to treat blue collar workers to open in Dubai
The strategic initiative marks a milestone in India-UAE relations, extending affordable healthcare access to its indispensable workforce
Fees regulation under NRI quota likely for engineering colleges too
Government authority to set an upper limit of fees for students in unaided professional colleges wanting to pursue courses in pharmacy, law, engineering, MBA, and more
India’s Bharat Mart in Dubai set to open next year
Spanning 2.7 million square feet, with its initial phase covering 1.3 million square feet, Bharat Mart will serve as a key trading hub for Indian micro, small and medium enterprises
Saudi Arabia imposes visa ban on India
The ban, which will be in force till mid-June, aims to control overcrowding during the Hajj pilgrimage season
Anna University calls for applications from NRIs
Students can register on the university website and submit their forms for admission to various courses
Relief for NRIs after Indian court ruling on personal gold jewellery brought into country
Customs officials have been ordered by the court to stop troubling passengers and taking away their valuables
NRI remittances touch a record high of $129.4 billion in 2024
India is the world's top receiver of remittances, followed by Mexico
Hundreds of NRI women abandoned abroad by their spouses
In the past five years, 1,617 complaints were registered by Indian women living overseas, reveals government data
Indian diaspora now the world’s largest at 35.4 million
This figure constitutes 15.9 million NRIs and 19.5 million Persons of Indian Origin
Parliamentary panel presses for NRI voting rights
It proposes proxy voting and e-ballots for the convenience of overseas Indians