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Four Indian Expats, Including 3 Minor Siblings, Die In Car Crash In Abu Dhabi
They were on their way back to their home in Dubai after attending the popular Liwa Festival in Abu Dhabi when their vehicle lost control and overturned.
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Noida Twin Towers To Go Down Today: 10 Numbers That Sum Up Demolition Plan
At 2.30 pm today, Noida will see a demolition that has few parallels in India, perhaps the world, as two massive towers in Sector 93A will fall for having been built against the rules. Numbers may help get a measure of the scale.
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How Assam Doctor Helped Kerala Couple Fly 4-Year-Old Son's Body From UAE
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, strangers have come forward to help others, separated by thousands of miles. On May 8, Krishnadas and his wife Divya lost their four-year-old child to leukaemia amid the pandemic. But for 12 days, the family had no time to mourn even as they were trying all possible options to be able to fly the mortal remains of their s...
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Indian Expats In UAE Open Collection Centres For Flood-Hit Kerala
Indian expats in the UAE have come together to help thousands of families displaced in Kerala due to the massive floods that have claimed 88 lives, according to a media report.
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50 Indian Expats In UAE Pledge Month's Salary For Flood-Hit Kerala
Fifty members of the Kerala Social Centre (KSC), an organisation of expatriates in the UAE, have pledged to donate their one month's salary to the Kerala Chief Minister's Disaster Relief Fund (CMDRF) to help people in the flood-ravaged state.
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Amid Row Over 'Rs 700 Crore' Kerala Aid, UAE Says Yet To Make Any Offer
The United Arab Emirates today said it has not fixed any specific amount to be given as financial aid to help Kerala recover from the devastating floods, amid the war of words between top ministers in the southern state and the centre over not accepting requests by foreign governments willing to offer financial help.
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Amid Row Over Foreign Help For Kerala, 2 Ex-Diplomats Offer Solution
After the government's firm no to accepting financial help from other nations for flood-hit Kerala, where the focus is now on costly relief and rebuilding efforts, two former diplomats have offered a way out.
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"Dog In Manger", Fumes Kerala On Centre 'No' To Foreign Help: 10 Facts
India will not accept financial help from nations for flood-wrecked Kerala, the government said on Tuesday in an escalating row over aid from abroad. "In line with existing policy, the government of India is committed to meeting the requirements for relief and rehabilitation through domestic efforts," the foreign ministry said in a statement last n...
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Thailand Envoy Confirms India's 'No Aid' Stand, Kerala Asks Who Will Pay
An ambassador from Thailand today tweeted to say that India has made it clear that it would not accept international aid for flood relief in Kerala - raising concerns of a shortfall during reconstruction in the ravaged state. The Centre should not deny others a chance to help Kerala, since its financial package is far below the amount requested, sa...
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Why Centre May Not Accept UAE's Rs 700-Crore Offer For Kerala
As Kerala is looking forward to getting back to normal life, assistance - both financial and technical - is crucial. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday announced that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has offered Rs. 700 crore to help rebuild the state devastated from the Kerala flood. However, the centre might not accept the offer.
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Four Indian Expats, Including 3 Minor Siblings, Die In Car Crash In Abu Dhabi
They were on their way back to their home in Dubai after attending the popular Liwa Festival in Abu Dhabi when their vehicle lost control and overturned.
-
Noida Twin Towers To Go Down Today: 10 Numbers That Sum Up Demolition Plan
At 2.30 pm today, Noida will see a demolition that has few parallels in India, perhaps the world, as two massive towers in Sector 93A will fall for having been built against the rules. Numbers may help get a measure of the scale.
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How Assam Doctor Helped Kerala Couple Fly 4-Year-Old Son's Body From UAE
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, strangers have come forward to help others, separated by thousands of miles. On May 8, Krishnadas and his wife Divya lost their four-year-old child to leukaemia amid the pandemic. But for 12 days, the family had no time to mourn even as they were trying all possible options to be able to fly the mortal remains of their s...
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Indian Expats In UAE Open Collection Centres For Flood-Hit Kerala
Indian expats in the UAE have come together to help thousands of families displaced in Kerala due to the massive floods that have claimed 88 lives, according to a media report.
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50 Indian Expats In UAE Pledge Month's Salary For Flood-Hit Kerala
Fifty members of the Kerala Social Centre (KSC), an organisation of expatriates in the UAE, have pledged to donate their one month's salary to the Kerala Chief Minister's Disaster Relief Fund (CMDRF) to help people in the flood-ravaged state.
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Amid Row Over 'Rs 700 Crore' Kerala Aid, UAE Says Yet To Make Any Offer
The United Arab Emirates today said it has not fixed any specific amount to be given as financial aid to help Kerala recover from the devastating floods, amid the war of words between top ministers in the southern state and the centre over not accepting requests by foreign governments willing to offer financial help.
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Amid Row Over Foreign Help For Kerala, 2 Ex-Diplomats Offer Solution
After the government's firm no to accepting financial help from other nations for flood-hit Kerala, where the focus is now on costly relief and rebuilding efforts, two former diplomats have offered a way out.
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"Dog In Manger", Fumes Kerala On Centre 'No' To Foreign Help: 10 Facts
India will not accept financial help from nations for flood-wrecked Kerala, the government said on Tuesday in an escalating row over aid from abroad. "In line with existing policy, the government of India is committed to meeting the requirements for relief and rehabilitation through domestic efforts," the foreign ministry said in a statement last n...
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Thailand Envoy Confirms India's 'No Aid' Stand, Kerala Asks Who Will Pay
An ambassador from Thailand today tweeted to say that India has made it clear that it would not accept international aid for flood relief in Kerala - raising concerns of a shortfall during reconstruction in the ravaged state. The Centre should not deny others a chance to help Kerala, since its financial package is far below the amount requested, sa...
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Why Centre May Not Accept UAE's Rs 700-Crore Offer For Kerala
As Kerala is looking forward to getting back to normal life, assistance - both financial and technical - is crucial. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday announced that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has offered Rs. 700 crore to help rebuild the state devastated from the Kerala flood. However, the centre might not accept the offer.
