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India Inc's green transition triggers hiring surgeAs organisations step up their sustainability efforts, demand is also growing for senior leadership talent, including business heads for re...- One Atmosphere to invest Rs 500 crore for the expansion of luxury service apartments verticalONE Atmosphere is investing Rs 500 crore to expand its luxury service apartments, aiming for 7500 keys in India and abroad over five years....
- 2.2 million in Gulf, war may dent Kerala voter turnoutThousands of Malayalees return home from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and other Gulf states during election seasons to exercise their fran...
- Is Rs 90 LPA enough to stay in Bengaluru? Netizens have a field day with NRI’s question: ‘Sorry to break it to you…’A non-resident Indian professional's ₹90 lakh annual offer in Bengaluru has ignited a major online discussion. The chemical engineer with a...
- Mumbai retains top spot as India's most expensive city for accommodation rentals: MercerThe other surveyed cities — Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Pune — offer accommodation costs that are over 50% lower than Mumbai. Among th...
- 11 Andhra Pradesh expatriates in Sudan yet to register for repatriationAccording to APNRTS Chief Executive P Hemalatha Rani, a total of 69 people from the southern state have been identified to be in the Africa...
- Hong Kong most-expensive city for expatriates; Mumbai tops the list in India, New Delhi followsPune and Kolkata are the least expensive Indian cities in the ranking.
- Mumbai remains most expensive city for expats: Mercer surveyThe report finds top Indian cities have dropped in rankings in surveying the most and least expensive cities for expatriates globally. Ashg...
- Gulf returnees keen to set up own business in Kerala, govt gets 5000 applicationsEighteen financial institutions in Kerala are cooperating with the government in implementing the scheme. The Norka has signed up with Kera...
- Mumbai most expensive Indian city for expats, 19th most expensive in Asia: SurveyMumbai is the most expensive among Indian cities surveyed, followed by New Delhi (101st globally) and Chennai (143rd globally). Bengaluru (...
- Mumbai in top 20 most expensive cities in Asia for expatriates: MercerAccording to Mercer's 25th Annual Cost of Living Survey, Mumbai fell 12 spots and was ranked at the 67th position out of 209 cities surveye...
- For expats, Mumbai more expensive than Melbourne & Frankfurt: SurveyOther Indian cities featuring in the survey include Delhi (103), Chennai (144), Bengaluru (170), with Kolkata (182) being the least expensi...
- Jet Airways sends back home 30 expat commandersThe NAG had in April this year issued a directive to around its 1,000 members not to fly with the expatriate commanders after one of the fo...
- Expats face similar hardships in India and ChinaBengaluru and Chennai could be popular expat destinations over the next few years, scoring over Delhi on factors such as pollution levels a...
- Mumbai most expensive for expatriates in India: MercerMumbai is placed 57th on the list while New Delhi was placed at 99. Chennai (135), Bangalore (166) and Kolkata (184) were the other Indian ...
- India asked to employ proper resources for operations in conflict zonesThe India chapter of the Washington, D.C., headquartered think tank released ‘India's Expatriate Evacuation Operations’, the first comprehe...
- Mumbai most expensive city in India for expats: SurveyAccording to Mercer's 2016 Cost of Living Survey, Mumbai ranked 82 among a list of other countries followed by New Delhi (130) and Chennai ...
- New Delhi most expensive Indian city for expats: SurveyNew Delhi has moved up 6 spots in the regional ranking to 41st place. Globally, it is now 174th most expensive location for expatriates, up...
- Five things that make Mumbai an expensive cityA recent report revealed Mumbai to be the most expensive Indian city to live in for expatriates. Here are some of the things that make the ...
- Expats in Bengaluru include lesser mortals like Asians tooThese individuals walk around in kurtis or kurtas; the men grow their hair out, and the women don scarves around their hair.
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