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2 Indian Workers Held Captive By Saudi Arabia Employer Return Home
Two Indian workers, who alleged that they were held captive by their employer in Yanbu city of Saudi Arabia for months after their work agreement expired, returned to Rajasthan on Thursday.
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2 Rajasthan Workers Allegedly Being Held Captive By Employer In Saudi Arabia
Two Indian workers are being held captive by their employer in Saudi Arabia despite an assurance by authorities that they will be allowed to return by April-end, a Rajasthan Congress leader alleged today and appealed to President Kovind to intervene.
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Unable To Pay For Covid Test, Woman In Saudi Says Denied Flight To India
A 40-year-old woman, who was set to fly back to India after allegedly being held hostage by her employer in Saudi Arabia, has claimed that she was not allowed to board the flight as she could not pay the money for the mandatory coronavirus test.
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Saudi Firm Flies Home Over 1,600 Stranded Indian Staff On Chartered Flights
In one of the largest COVID-19-related repatriations from the Gulf by a private employer, a Saudi Arabia-based company has begun operating chartered flights to send home over 1,600 of its Indian employees.
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90 Women From India Allege Sexual Abuse By Saudi Bosses
As many as 90 women from various parts of India have alleged physical and sexual abuse at the hands of their Saudi Arabian employers leading police to arrest a Mumbai-based labour supplying agent after a two-year-long investigation, an official said on Wednesday.
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Stranded Indian Nurse Leaves Saudi Arabia After Long Legal Battle
An Indian nurse who was stranded in Saudi Arabia along with her newborn baby following a dispute with her employer has finally left the Kingdom after a long legal battle.
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Hyderabad Woman Dies In Saudi Arabia, Family Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help
The family of the woman alleged that she might have been murdered by her employer and have urged External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to look into the matter.
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A Ghost Army Of The Not-Very-Employed Haunts Gulf Rulers
The government was trying to trim a wage bill that eats up more than half its budget -- an outlandish share even by Gulf standards. Last year, it required public employees to swipe their fingers on a biometric reader every morning.
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Opinion: The Rise Of Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Reveals A Harsh Truth
The crown prince inherited a sclerotic state with limited administrative capacity and an economy that is largely reliant on declining oil revenues. The country is burdened by a venal elite comprised of thousands of royals and hangers-on who operate with impunity and are a huge drain on the economy. It is saddled with a bloated public sector which e...
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Jammu And Kashmir Family Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help To Bring Back Son From Saudi Arabia
A family in Jammu and Kashmir has sought Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's help in bringing home their son, Rabdeep Singh, who is allegedly being held hostage by his employer in Saudi Arabia. The family said he has been sending frantic messages narrating his ordeal
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Mangaluru Woman Rescued From Saudi Returns Home
A 43 year-old woman from Mangaluru, rescued after being allegedly kept confined at house by her employer in Saudi Arabia, returned home on Sunday.
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An SOS Tweet To Sushma Swaraj Helped Rescue Tripura Man From Saudi Arabia
A 32-year old man from Tripura was rescued by the Indian mission in Saudi Arabia after he was kept captive by his employer following intervention by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj.
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Bodies Of 2 Indians Lying In Saudi Arabia, Employers Refuse To Help Out
It been over two months since Jaswinder Singh, a worker from Punjab, died in Saudi Arabia on February 21. Less than a month later, on March 11, his co-worker, Ponnam Satyanarayana too died. Both of them worked for a now-defunct construction company in Saudi Arabia for over two decades.
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Sushma Swaraj Urged To Save 29 Telangana Workers Held 'Captive' In Saudi Arabia
The Telangana government on Monday urged External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to help in the safe release of 29 migrant employees from the state, who have been allegedly held captive by their employer in Saudi Arabia.
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Why The Good Times Are Over For Expats In Saudi Arabia
Seventeen years after first setting foot in Saudi Arabia, Dominic Steck shipped his two cats and returned to Germany with his wife and school-age children, who hardly know their homeland.
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2 Indian Workers Held Captive By Saudi Arabia Employer Return Home
Two Indian workers, who alleged that they were held captive by their employer in Yanbu city of Saudi Arabia for months after their work agreement expired, returned to Rajasthan on Thursday.
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2 Rajasthan Workers Allegedly Being Held Captive By Employer In Saudi Arabia
Two Indian workers are being held captive by their employer in Saudi Arabia despite an assurance by authorities that they will be allowed to return by April-end, a Rajasthan Congress leader alleged today and appealed to President Kovind to intervene.
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Unable To Pay For Covid Test, Woman In Saudi Says Denied Flight To India
A 40-year-old woman, who was set to fly back to India after allegedly being held hostage by her employer in Saudi Arabia, has claimed that she was not allowed to board the flight as she could not pay the money for the mandatory coronavirus test.
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Saudi Firm Flies Home Over 1,600 Stranded Indian Staff On Chartered Flights
In one of the largest COVID-19-related repatriations from the Gulf by a private employer, a Saudi Arabia-based company has begun operating chartered flights to send home over 1,600 of its Indian employees.
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90 Women From India Allege Sexual Abuse By Saudi Bosses
As many as 90 women from various parts of India have alleged physical and sexual abuse at the hands of their Saudi Arabian employers leading police to arrest a Mumbai-based labour supplying agent after a two-year-long investigation, an official said on Wednesday.
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Stranded Indian Nurse Leaves Saudi Arabia After Long Legal Battle
An Indian nurse who was stranded in Saudi Arabia along with her newborn baby following a dispute with her employer has finally left the Kingdom after a long legal battle.
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Hyderabad Woman Dies In Saudi Arabia, Family Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help
The family of the woman alleged that she might have been murdered by her employer and have urged External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to look into the matter.
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A Ghost Army Of The Not-Very-Employed Haunts Gulf Rulers
The government was trying to trim a wage bill that eats up more than half its budget -- an outlandish share even by Gulf standards. Last year, it required public employees to swipe their fingers on a biometric reader every morning.
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Opinion: The Rise Of Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Reveals A Harsh Truth
The crown prince inherited a sclerotic state with limited administrative capacity and an economy that is largely reliant on declining oil revenues. The country is burdened by a venal elite comprised of thousands of royals and hangers-on who operate with impunity and are a huge drain on the economy. It is saddled with a bloated public sector which e...
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Jammu And Kashmir Family Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help To Bring Back Son From Saudi Arabia
A family in Jammu and Kashmir has sought Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's help in bringing home their son, Rabdeep Singh, who is allegedly being held hostage by his employer in Saudi Arabia. The family said he has been sending frantic messages narrating his ordeal
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Mangaluru Woman Rescued From Saudi Returns Home
A 43 year-old woman from Mangaluru, rescued after being allegedly kept confined at house by her employer in Saudi Arabia, returned home on Sunday.
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An SOS Tweet To Sushma Swaraj Helped Rescue Tripura Man From Saudi Arabia
A 32-year old man from Tripura was rescued by the Indian mission in Saudi Arabia after he was kept captive by his employer following intervention by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj.
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Bodies Of 2 Indians Lying In Saudi Arabia, Employers Refuse To Help Out
It been over two months since Jaswinder Singh, a worker from Punjab, died in Saudi Arabia on February 21. Less than a month later, on March 11, his co-worker, Ponnam Satyanarayana too died. Both of them worked for a now-defunct construction company in Saudi Arabia for over two decades.
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Sushma Swaraj Urged To Save 29 Telangana Workers Held 'Captive' In Saudi Arabia
The Telangana government on Monday urged External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to help in the safe release of 29 migrant employees from the state, who have been allegedly held captive by their employer in Saudi Arabia.
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Why The Good Times Are Over For Expats In Saudi Arabia
Seventeen years after first setting foot in Saudi Arabia, Dominic Steck shipped his two cats and returned to Germany with his wife and school-age children, who hardly know their homeland.
