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Dubai's new shared housing law explained: What it means for Indians sharing flats with roommatesDubai's new shared housing law will introduce mandatory permits and stricter rules. Tenants can no longer rent out rooms without landlord a...- New Dubai shared housing rental law: 5 big changes as land department can now order tenant eviction, cancel landlord permits if new rules are not followedDubai is introducing a new law for shared housing. Landlords must get permits from the Dubai Land Department. Non-compliance can lead to te...
- India may raise foreign investment cap in state-run banks to 49%The Indian government is actively conducting inter-ministerial discussions to increase the foreign direct investment (FDI) ceiling in state...
- Migrant workers in crisis as Dubai cracks down on overcrowded shared apartmentsDubai is cracking down on illegal subletting in overcrowded apartments, citing fire safety concerns after a high-rise blaze. This action di...
- Dubai’s partitioned room practice faces heat from authorities after multiple warningsDubai authorities are cracking down on partitioned rooms, a common affordable housing solution, citing safety risks. Inspections are underw...
- The path to net-zero starts with dataHalf of all industrial data has been created in the last two years, says Lisa Wee, global head of sustainability, Aveva, highlighting why c...
- Making our country an attractive home for the wealthy will fast-track Viksit BharatAs Indians, we gravitate to regions that are Indian-friendly and already sustain a diaspora and emigre population. Similarly, it will be im...
- European aviation sector fears CO2 rules could clip its wingsEuropean airlines are concerned that they could lose passengers to foreign airlines that do not need to adhere to the emissions reduction r...
- Dubai ends 30 per cent tax on alcohol sales, fee for liquor licensesUnder Dubai law, non-Muslims must be 21 or older to consume alcohol. Drinkers are supposed to carry plastic cards issued by the Dubai polic...
- Dubai has been attracting attention of tech community from India: Yousuf LootahHe said one of the key things that Dubai has been successful in doing over the past year has been attracting the attention of the tech comm...
- Stocks in the news: Adani Ports, ZEEL, PVR, JSW Energy, Info Edge and MGLFrench insurance firm Axa SA, to sell around 175 crore equity shares of ICICI Lombard General Insurance via block deal on Tuesday.
- AIREA concerned about future of Basmati rice exports as some west Asian countries tighten pesticide normsOman, Egypt, Jordan UAE and Saudi Arabia are among the nations which have adopted pesticide residue norms at part with those in the Europea...
- New covid-19 cases drop in Kerala; Kasargod reports no new case on WednesdayThe Chief Minister also announced that nine new cases of Covid-19 have been reported in the State taking the total count in Kerala to 112. ...
- Kerala: Haze over illegal buildings put homebuyers in a spotThe state government has submitted an affidavit before the Supreme Court regarding the buildings that have violated CRZ norms. But details ...
- Here's how Zubin Karkaria is taking the $500-million firm VFS Global on a new tech adventureThe Muktad period before the Parsi New Year, when families pray for the dead, saw rich pickings for young Parsi boys, including Karkaria, w...
- View: Don’t lynch the livestock business with export bansHindutva & animal rights activists have asked shipping Ministry to ban livestock exports from all ports last week.
- Indian businessman to establish two 100-bed hospitals in Saudi ArabiaVeliyapeediakal Mohammed Ali is the first foreign investor to win a Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority license for opening a hospit...
- Rupee up 19 paise vs dollar; logs longest winning streak since 2012The rupee today strengthened by 19 paise against US dollar in its sixth straight day of rise -- its longest winning run since 2012 -- to en...
- Look for a li'l bit of Kerala in Arab's 'designer backyard'Vast stretches of desert in the Middle East have begun to beckon the greens in the sub-continent.
- Proposed Saudi law on jobs to affect IndiansIndian workers in Saudi Arabia may be adversely affected with the Kingdom proposing a law that would limited jobs in commercial establishme...
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