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Expatriates from Kerala celebrate Vishu festival

Open display of food forbidden

The Indian High School, Dubai, yesterday became the only educational institution in the Gulf to be awarded the prestigious ISO 9001:2000 certification by Lloyds Register, UK.

Indians seeking amnesty sent home, says official

Today, you do not follow advertisements, but advertisements follow you. On wheels. They are so numerous that they are getting up front, close and personal. We are not talking about the static billboards that dot the city.

Typing centres: on the wrong side of e-governance trend

Residents have been warned against donating money to unlisted charitable or welfare organisations abroad, particularly to India.

In the wake of tough new laws on the education level of expatriates in the UAE, an Indian government agency has unveiled a programme to provide expatriates with the qualifications they need.

New panel to boost ties between ministry and private schools

After eight years of lobbying by expatriates, the 70,000-strong Nepalese community in the UAE will be represented by their own diplomatic mission.

Companies who employ Sri Lankan workers have complained that there is no logic in a decision by the Sri Lankan Bureau of Foreign Employment in imposing a mandatory insurance rule.

Two women forced into prostitution by unscrupulous agents have been rescued by aid agencies and are set to fly back home.