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Indian Mission In Dubai Launches Helpline Numbers For Indians Affected Due To Extreme Rain
Heavy rains swept through the United Arab Emirates and surrounding countries on Tuesday, affecting normal life.
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49 Workers Stranded For Months In UAE Brought Back To India: Report
Stranded in the UAE for several months amid the pandemic after their offices shut down, 49 Indians have now been repatriated after the Indian mission in Dubai helped them secure their passports and security deposits from two companies, a media report said today.
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Kerala Chief Minister In Self-Isolation After 22 Officials Test Positive
Twenty-two officials who responded to the plane crash in Kerala last week have tested positive for coronavirus, the Malappuram medical officer told NDTV. The Air India Express plane came with 184 passengers from Dubai under the centre's Vande Bharat Mission that expatriates Indians stranded abroad amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Vande Bharat Mission Will Continue: Civil Aviation Ministry
Vande Bharat Mission, under which Indians stranded abroad due to conditions created by COVID-19 are brought back home, will continue, Civil Aviation Ministry said on Saturday, a day after an Air India Express flight from Dubai crashed at Kozhikode airport resulting in the death of 18 persons.
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Month After Sending Pregnant Wife To India, Man Dies In UAE: Report
A 28-year-old Indian engineer in Dubai, who supported his pregnant wife to file a petition in the Supreme Court of India for early repatriation from the UAE during the COVID-19 lockdown, has died in his sleep, a month after he sent her home from Dubai, according to a media report on Monday.
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149 Flights To Bring Back Indians In Second Phase Of Vande Bharat Mission
The Vande Bharat Mission, which started on May 7, to bring back stranded Indian nationals back home from other countries launched its second phase of operations today by sending three Air India flights to Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
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Second Flight Carrying 177 Indians From Dubai Lands In Kerala
An Air India Express repatriation flight from Dubai with 177 passengers and five infants landed at Kerala's Kannur airport tonight.
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Over 1,50,000 Indians Stranded In UAE Register To Return Home: Report
Over 1,50,000 Indians in the UAE, who wish to return home amid the coronavirus lockdown, have applied through the online registration process to the Indian missions in Dubai, according to media reports.
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'Gaganauts' To Train For Manned Space Mission In 2022 In Russia: Report
Indian "gaganauts" selected for the country's first manned space mission in 2022. They will start their training sessions at Russia's Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center next year, a senior Russian space official said in Dubai today.
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Non-Resident Indians Can't Vote Online, Says Indian Mission In UAE
The Indian mission in Dubai has said that non-resident Indians (NRIs) cannot vote online in the Lok Sabha elections. Several Indian expatriates in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have complained that social media platforms have been rife with misleading posts that suggest NRIs can vote online for the 2019 polls, Khaleej Times reported.
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Indian Mission In Dubai Launches Helpline Numbers For Indians Affected Due To Extreme Rain
Heavy rains swept through the United Arab Emirates and surrounding countries on Tuesday, affecting normal life.
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49 Workers Stranded For Months In UAE Brought Back To India: Report
Stranded in the UAE for several months amid the pandemic after their offices shut down, 49 Indians have now been repatriated after the Indian mission in Dubai helped them secure their passports and security deposits from two companies, a media report said today.
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Kerala Chief Minister In Self-Isolation After 22 Officials Test Positive
Twenty-two officials who responded to the plane crash in Kerala last week have tested positive for coronavirus, the Malappuram medical officer told NDTV. The Air India Express plane came with 184 passengers from Dubai under the centre's Vande Bharat Mission that expatriates Indians stranded abroad amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Vande Bharat Mission Will Continue: Civil Aviation Ministry
Vande Bharat Mission, under which Indians stranded abroad due to conditions created by COVID-19 are brought back home, will continue, Civil Aviation Ministry said on Saturday, a day after an Air India Express flight from Dubai crashed at Kozhikode airport resulting in the death of 18 persons.
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Month After Sending Pregnant Wife To India, Man Dies In UAE: Report
A 28-year-old Indian engineer in Dubai, who supported his pregnant wife to file a petition in the Supreme Court of India for early repatriation from the UAE during the COVID-19 lockdown, has died in his sleep, a month after he sent her home from Dubai, according to a media report on Monday.
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149 Flights To Bring Back Indians In Second Phase Of Vande Bharat Mission
The Vande Bharat Mission, which started on May 7, to bring back stranded Indian nationals back home from other countries launched its second phase of operations today by sending three Air India flights to Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
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Second Flight Carrying 177 Indians From Dubai Lands In Kerala
An Air India Express repatriation flight from Dubai with 177 passengers and five infants landed at Kerala's Kannur airport tonight.
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Over 1,50,000 Indians Stranded In UAE Register To Return Home: Report
Over 1,50,000 Indians in the UAE, who wish to return home amid the coronavirus lockdown, have applied through the online registration process to the Indian missions in Dubai, according to media reports.
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'Gaganauts' To Train For Manned Space Mission In 2022 In Russia: Report
Indian "gaganauts" selected for the country's first manned space mission in 2022. They will start their training sessions at Russia's Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center next year, a senior Russian space official said in Dubai today.
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Non-Resident Indians Can't Vote Online, Says Indian Mission In UAE
The Indian mission in Dubai has said that non-resident Indians (NRIs) cannot vote online in the Lok Sabha elections. Several Indian expatriates in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have complained that social media platforms have been rife with misleading posts that suggest NRIs can vote online for the 2019 polls, Khaleej Times reported.
