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Two killed in Saudi amid crackdown on illegal expatriates
Two people have been killed in clashes in Saudi Arabia amid a nationwide crackdown on illegal expatriates, police said on Sunday.
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Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia to process 12,000 more passes
The Indian embassy in Riyadh will start the verification and delivery process of a third batch of 12,000 applications for emergency certificates sought by expatriate Indian workers in Saudi Arabia who want to leave that country for good.
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Saudi's Nitaqat law: Procedures implemented in Indian workers' interest, says Finance Minister Al-Faisal
In a bid to allay India's concerns over the controversial 'Nitaqat' labour law, Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal today said "procedures" are being taken in the "best interest of Indian workers".
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Regularise stay or return home, Riyadh mission tells Indians
The Indian embassy in Riyadh has asked Indian workers in Saudi Arabia to either regularise their stay or return to India in view of the new labour policy in that country.
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India, Saudi Arabia to set up panel to address Indians' woes
India and Saudi Arabia will set up a joint committee to address the problems faced by Indian workers in that Gulf nation in the wake of its new labour policy.
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Saudi king orders three-month delay to illegal worker crackdown
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah on Saturday ordered a three-month delay to a crackdown on migrant workers which has led to thousands of deportations, to give foreigners in the kingdom a chance to sort out their papers.
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Indians told not to panic over new Saudi labour policy
The Indian Embassy in Riyadh today urged the Indian expatriate community not to panic after reports in media claimed Saudi Arabia plans to reserve 10 per cent jobs for locals, a move which will hit over 3 lakh low- and semi-skilled Indian workers especially from Kerala.
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Two killed in Saudi amid crackdown on illegal expatriates
Two people have been killed in clashes in Saudi Arabia amid a nationwide crackdown on illegal expatriates, police said on Sunday.
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Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia to process 12,000 more passes
The Indian embassy in Riyadh will start the verification and delivery process of a third batch of 12,000 applications for emergency certificates sought by expatriate Indian workers in Saudi Arabia who want to leave that country for good.
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Saudi's Nitaqat law: Procedures implemented in Indian workers' interest, says Finance Minister Al-Faisal
In a bid to allay India's concerns over the controversial 'Nitaqat' labour law, Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal today said "procedures" are being taken in the "best interest of Indian workers".
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Regularise stay or return home, Riyadh mission tells Indians
The Indian embassy in Riyadh has asked Indian workers in Saudi Arabia to either regularise their stay or return to India in view of the new labour policy in that country.
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India, Saudi Arabia to set up panel to address Indians' woes
India and Saudi Arabia will set up a joint committee to address the problems faced by Indian workers in that Gulf nation in the wake of its new labour policy.
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Saudi king orders three-month delay to illegal worker crackdown
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah on Saturday ordered a three-month delay to a crackdown on migrant workers which has led to thousands of deportations, to give foreigners in the kingdom a chance to sort out their papers.
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Indians told not to panic over new Saudi labour policy
The Indian Embassy in Riyadh today urged the Indian expatriate community not to panic after reports in media claimed Saudi Arabia plans to reserve 10 per cent jobs for locals, a move which will hit over 3 lakh low- and semi-skilled Indian workers especially from Kerala.
