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Rs 2 lakh monthly expenses, no work after 5 pm, peaceful weekends: Indian man compares how life in Poland differs from IndiaAn Indian man living in Warsaw, Poland, has gone viral for detailing his affordable lifestyle. His monthly expenses, totaling around Rs 2 l...- Delhi World Book Fair to have no entry fee and expected to welcome over two million visitors, host over 1,000 publishersNew Delhi will host the 53rd World Book Fair from January 10-18. Entry is free, with over two million visitors expected. The event features...
- Sliding rupee: The sectors feeling the worst of it, and those winning bigIn general, net exporters will gain as they will receive more rupees for their dollars while net importers will need to pay more to buy dol...
- Big-ticket expat hirings stuck, all joining dates rescheduledExpat hiring will get pushed out at least temporarily, including for OCI cardholders, experts say.
- Indian universities try to woo foreign academicians, what's pushing them awayInstitutions here want more foreign academicians. But pay and visa issues are emerging as tough hurdles.
- Indians second-largest migrant group in United KingdomIndians are the second-largest group of migrants coming to the UK after Chinese, according to latest figures.
- Expats will feel at home in Amsterdam: Eberhard van der Lan, Mayor of AmsterdamEberhard van der Lan, the Mayor of Amsterdam, spoke to ET late last month at his residence outlining his priorities for the city and to att...
- How Rob Cissell aims to make Reliance Retail a Rs 40,000-50,000 crore powerhouseTo build Reliance Retail into a Rs 40,000-50,000 crore powerhouse, Rob Cissell knows what he doesn’t need to do: replicate what he did for ...
- India: The new land of opportunitiesForeign nationals coming to intern at various organisations in India.
- Indian flavour at UnileverUnilever is increasingly dipping into the management pool at HUL, as falling incomes in key Western markets force the Anglo-Dutch consumer ...
- Bollywood expanding its wings at Cannes Film FestivalThe slew of major entertainment deals announced this week at Cannes, underlines Indian Cinema's expansionism. Cannes Film Festival I Busine...
- India has second-largest number of homegrown companiesIndia was ranked second behind China among the ten rapidly growing economies in terms of number of such homegrown leaders. BPO going shop-f...
- Corporate India treads with care in talent huntWhile the employment boom continues, signs of cautious treading among employers in India are also visible, according to the latest Manpower...
- Indian students may get income tax relief in USRelief could be in store for US-bound students as India plans to seek changes in the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement. Challenges for In...
- Indians among Commonwealth doctors barred from higher UK trainingThe new rules, coming into effect on February 29, will not impact on recruitment until 2009. Challenges for India| Global Indians
- Tough immigration policy to come into force in UKIndians intending to travel to UK will have to qualify under the point-based system that will be operational from April 1, 2008. Challenges...
- Immigrant support groups accuse UK govt of being vindictiveThe groups expressed their displeasure over proposed changes made to the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme.Challenges for India| Global Indi...
- Here's how immigrants can better integrate into British societyConcern has grown in recent years about the integration of new arrivals with spotlight in particular on Muslim communities. Challenges for ...
- Take a look at best retail projects of '06The ICSC 2006 awards honoured outstanding retail projects around the world. Among them was an Indian one.
- Check what's hot this seasonThe Japanese consumer electronics major’s 11 year-old subsidiary, Sony India, is in throes of an attrition crisis.
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