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'Hearts Sink When We See Drones, Jet': Indian Sailors Stranded Off Iran
Stranded for two weeks at the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas as drones and missiles set ships ablaze nearby, 26-year-old seafarer Ambuj says he has not been home for six months and cannot wait to see his family.
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"Missiles, Drones Flying Over Us": LPG-Laden Indian Tanker Stuck Near Hormuz
The tanker -- under the command of Captain Virendra Vishwakarma -- is loaded with enough LPG to fill 3.6 million domestic gas cylinders.
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"Told To Carry Passports To Bomb Shelters": Indian In Israel Amid Iran War
As missiles streak across the skies of the Middle East and the war between the US, Israel and Iran shows no signs of slowing, anxiety is mounting among Indian workers stranded in Israeli cities.
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Indian National Among 2 Killed After 'Projectile Strike' In Saudi Arabia
A projectile killed two people and injured 12 more in Saudi Arabia's Al Kharj governorate, south of Riyadh, the kingdom's civil defence said on Sunday, as Iran continued to launch missiles and drones at its Gulf neighbours.
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As War Rages In Gulf, Indians Move Their Money From Dubai To Singapore
Soon after the first Iranian missile and drone attacks on Dubai last week, two Indian entrepreneurs based there tried to move more than $100,000 each from their local bank accounts to Singapore to hedge risk.
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Watch: Indian Stuck In Israel Shares 'Crazy Experience' Of War Amid Iranian Missile Attacks
Indian travel influencer Soumil Agarwal shares his experience stuck alone in Israel amid the Iran-Israel conflict, detailing life in bomb shelters.
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Centre Inks Rs 5,083 Crore Deals To Acquire Helicopters, Missiles For Navy
The agreements were signed in the presence of Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh at South Block in the national capital.
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Blog | How Did Indians Become So Central To Dubai's Rise? It Goes Deeper Than Oil
The ease with which Indians have made the UAE, particularly Dubai, their home is a familiarity the two nations shared even before the oil boom of the 1970s, or the real estate boom later.
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3,000 Km Away, A Saudi Oil Hit Could End Up Hurting Every Indian Wallet
Ras Tanura is one of the Middle East's largest refineries and a key artery for Saudi crude and fuel exports. Even a precautionary shutdown tightens global supply instantly.
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Missiles Fly In Iran But Indian Markets Rally? History Tells A Surprising Story
Sectorally, oil marketing companies, aviation and logistics may feel near-term pain. Rate-sensitive segments such as banks and discretionary consumption could wobble if elevated oil delays rate cuts.
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'Hearts Sink When We See Drones, Jet': Indian Sailors Stranded Off Iran
Stranded for two weeks at the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas as drones and missiles set ships ablaze nearby, 26-year-old seafarer Ambuj says he has not been home for six months and cannot wait to see his family.
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"Missiles, Drones Flying Over Us": LPG-Laden Indian Tanker Stuck Near Hormuz
The tanker -- under the command of Captain Virendra Vishwakarma -- is loaded with enough LPG to fill 3.6 million domestic gas cylinders.
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"Told To Carry Passports To Bomb Shelters": Indian In Israel Amid Iran War
As missiles streak across the skies of the Middle East and the war between the US, Israel and Iran shows no signs of slowing, anxiety is mounting among Indian workers stranded in Israeli cities.
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Indian National Among 2 Killed After 'Projectile Strike' In Saudi Arabia
A projectile killed two people and injured 12 more in Saudi Arabia's Al Kharj governorate, south of Riyadh, the kingdom's civil defence said on Sunday, as Iran continued to launch missiles and drones at its Gulf neighbours.
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As War Rages In Gulf, Indians Move Their Money From Dubai To Singapore
Soon after the first Iranian missile and drone attacks on Dubai last week, two Indian entrepreneurs based there tried to move more than $100,000 each from their local bank accounts to Singapore to hedge risk.
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Watch: Indian Stuck In Israel Shares 'Crazy Experience' Of War Amid Iranian Missile Attacks
Indian travel influencer Soumil Agarwal shares his experience stuck alone in Israel amid the Iran-Israel conflict, detailing life in bomb shelters.
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Centre Inks Rs 5,083 Crore Deals To Acquire Helicopters, Missiles For Navy
The agreements were signed in the presence of Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh at South Block in the national capital.
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Blog | How Did Indians Become So Central To Dubai's Rise? It Goes Deeper Than Oil
The ease with which Indians have made the UAE, particularly Dubai, their home is a familiarity the two nations shared even before the oil boom of the 1970s, or the real estate boom later.
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3,000 Km Away, A Saudi Oil Hit Could End Up Hurting Every Indian Wallet
Ras Tanura is one of the Middle East's largest refineries and a key artery for Saudi crude and fuel exports. Even a precautionary shutdown tightens global supply instantly.
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Missiles Fly In Iran But Indian Markets Rally? History Tells A Surprising Story
Sectorally, oil marketing companies, aviation and logistics may feel near-term pain. Rate-sensitive segments such as banks and discretionary consumption could wobble if elevated oil delays rate cuts.
