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In Last 6 Years, 10 Indian Workers Died Every Day In Gulf Nations: Report
About 10 workers from India died everyday on an average during the last six years in Gulf countries, which contribute over half of total foreign remittances to the country, a voluntary group has said on the basis of RTI replies.
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As "Gulf Money" Dries Up, Half-Built Bungalows In This Kerala Village
Every evening, three generations of worried Angatt family women meet outside a half-built bungalow in Venniyur village in Kerala.
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Remittances To India To Decline By 5 Per Cent In 2016: World Bank
India, the world's largest remittance recipient in 2015, may receive a remittance of USD 65.5 billion this year, a drop of 5 percent, the World Bank has said in a new report citing weak economic growth in remittances-source countries and cyclic low oil prices.
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As Oil Prices Collapse, Indians Left Unemployed Head Home From Gulf
Having quit his low-paid job with a contractor in Qatar, electrician Kurian Joseph scrabbles for work each day in his hometown in Kerala, a state that has one of India's highest unemployment rates.
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In Last 6 Years, 10 Indian Workers Died Every Day In Gulf Nations: Report
About 10 workers from India died everyday on an average during the last six years in Gulf countries, which contribute over half of total foreign remittances to the country, a voluntary group has said on the basis of RTI replies.
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As "Gulf Money" Dries Up, Half-Built Bungalows In This Kerala Village
Every evening, three generations of worried Angatt family women meet outside a half-built bungalow in Venniyur village in Kerala.
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Remittances To India To Decline By 5 Per Cent In 2016: World Bank
India, the world's largest remittance recipient in 2015, may receive a remittance of USD 65.5 billion this year, a drop of 5 percent, the World Bank has said in a new report citing weak economic growth in remittances-source countries and cyclic low oil prices.
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As Oil Prices Collapse, Indians Left Unemployed Head Home From Gulf
Having quit his low-paid job with a contractor in Qatar, electrician Kurian Joseph scrabbles for work each day in his hometown in Kerala, a state that has one of India's highest unemployment rates.
