Four new cases of deadly SARS-like virus reported

External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid goes to Saudi Arabia on May 24-27, the first visit by an Indian foreign minister in the last five years, during which the kingdom's Nitaqat work policy, regional and international issues would be discussed.

Federal agents arrested and charged a Saudi Arabian who flew into Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport from Amsterdam with a pressure cooker and an altered passport. Pressure cookers were used to make the bombs that killed three at the Boston ...

The controversial 'Nitaqat' law relating to employment, energy security, counter-terrorism cooperation and a host of bilateral and regional issues would be discussed during External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid's visit to Saudi Arabia later this ...

Buoyed by construction boom and growing investment in the real estate sector, Saudi Arabia has become one of the largest steel consumers in the GCC region. The construction sector in the country is considered as the largest and the fastest growing ...

Kerala News: Only about 3,000 workers from the State had registered with the embassy for repatriation. This could be due to their ignorance about the opportunity available to them. Non-Resident Keralite Affairs Minister K.C. Joseph will visit Saudi ...

Saudi Arabian embassy said passports would be returned only to holders who will provide a photocopy of the document PTI The Nitaqat´ law makes it mandatory for local firms to hire one Saudi national for every 10 migrant workers. Over two million ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed cases of the SARS-like coronavirus in France and Saudi Arabia. The new cases bring the worldwide total beginning in September 2012 to 34, 18 of which were fatal. In a press statement released on ...

The concessions announced by Saudi Arabian government in favour of non-resident Indians provided hope to Keralites residing in that country, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said today. The possibility of large number of Keralites returning from Saudi ...

There was no need for travel restrictions in Saudi Arabia says the World Health Organisation, as the death toll from a SARS-like virus there rose to 11, but urged international vigilance. "WHO does not advise special screening at ports of entry with ...