Energy, Nitaqat law, counter-terror on Khurshid's Riyadh visit...

New Delhi, May 8 (PTI) Over 18,000 Indians have approached the Indian embassy in Riyadh seeking 'emergency certificate' to leave Saudi Arabia amid concerns about possible job losses due to implementation of a new labour law "Nitaqat" that seeks to ...

NEW DELHI THE Indian government proposes to send two senior ministers to Saudi Arabia to asses the impact of the new nitaqat employment policy that is expected to affect thousands of Indians who are working in the kingdom without valid employment or ...

Riyadh/New Delhi: Indian embassy said the Nitaquat law implemented in Saudi Arabia as part of Saudization movement will affect illegal labourers only. The illegal migrants should receive their out-pass and return to India, said the embassy here. It ...

(MENAFN - Arab News) Riyadh and New Delhi are working on a proposal to repatriate Indian prisoners to India and to allow them to serve their remaining jail terms that adhere to an existing agreement on transfer of sentenced individuals.An estimated ...

Earlier this week, marking Milan Design Week and the Salone del Mobile, the Italian luxury house of Missoni re-opened its flagship store in Milan on Via SantAndrea with a new interior concept signed by famed architect Patricia Urquiola. The 400 sqm ...

In the recent times, the historic visit of King Abdullah to India in 2006 resulted in signing of 'Delhi Declaration' imparting a fresh momentum to the bilateral relationship. The visit provided the framework for cooperation in all fields of mutual ...

NEW DELHI: Jet Airways today said it will launch its daily flights between Kochi and Kuwait from Thursday. Jet Airways will introduce daily services from Kochi to Kuwait via Abu Dhabi, effective from May 16, a statement from the airline said. The ...

NRI News: HYDERABAD/NEW DELHI, As the three-month grace period given by the Saudi Arabian government for implementation of the Nitaqat law comes to an end soon, India could witness large-scale reverse migration in the coming months. Over 18,000 ...

NEW DELHI: Saudi Arabia's new labour policy will affect only illegal immigrants and not genuine workers employed in the Kingdom, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has said. Genuine workers don't need to worry. It will impact only those who ...