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Over 20 Indian workers died abroad daily in last 5 years, most in Gulf nations: Government dataShocking data reveals over 20 Indian workers died daily abroad in the last five years. Most fatalities occurred in Gulf countries like the ...- Qatar vows to stop EU gas sales if fined under due diligence law, FT reportsQatar's Energy Minister, Saad al-Kaabi, warned the EU that it will halt gas shipments if the new Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Dir...
- Curtain falls on football World Cup, highlighting Qatar's growing influenceArgentina defeated France on penalties in a pulsating match dominated by two talismanic strikers who play their club soccer for a team owne...
- Thousands of workers evicted in Qatar's capital ahead of World CupQatar has emptied apartment blocks housing thousands of foreign workers in the same areas in the centre of the capital Doha where visiting ...
- Qatar deports Indian migrant workers over wage protestsAhead of the football World Cup slated to be held from November 2022 onwards, the Qatari government has reportedly deported Indian migrant ...
- Qatar not reporting all work-linked deaths, ILO saysQatar is not adequately investigating and reporting worker deaths including unexplained fatalities among seemingly healthy labourers, the I...
- PM Narendra Modi takes up problems faced by Indian workers in QatarSheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani, Emir of the State of Qatar, appreciated the role and contribution of of the Indian community for the devel...
- Qatar football World Cup 2022: The inhuman conditions of workers is not a game to be enjoyedThe root problem is the Qatari Kafala sponsorship system, which enables employers to exercise significant control over the lives of migrant...
- Government gets 787 complaints from Indian labourers in Qatar787 complaints were received by the Indian Mission in Qatar up to March 7, while the number stood at 414 in Kuwait up to January this year.
- 7,432 complaints of exploitation of Indian workers in GulfSushma Swaraj said most of the complaints were addressed by the Indian missions by taking up with the concerned foreign authorities.
- Complaints by Indian workers working in Gulf on the rise: government13,610 grievances have been registered till date this year as against 12,720 recorded last year with the maximum of 2991 coming from Qatar ...
- Taking away FIFA World Cup 2022 from Qatar is a shame, humiliation for the countryQatar is a monarchy, a deeply conservative country, which, reportedly, supported various rebel groups during the Arab Spring movement. Qata...
- New law to regulate foreign labour in Gulf countriesThe new law being mulled by the GCC would include returning 'marginal' and unskilled foreign workers to their home countries.
- Huge potential for Indian property developers in the GulfTogether with Qatari partners, foreigners can invest in all sectors except banking, insurance, commercial agencies and real estate. NRIs ke...
- Midday work ban 'violated' in UAE, BahrainThe midday work ban imposed in Gulf nations to protect labourers from being forced to work in the sweltering summer heat is being flouted b...
- US puts India, China on watch list over human traffickingThe United States has placed India and China on watch list for not doing enough to fight human trafficking and claimed that part of the eno...
- Domestic workers to get better deal under new law in QatarQatar has proposed a new law governing the relationship between domestic workers and their employers that would make it compulsory for spon...
- Gulf Cooperation Council countries postpone residency cap for foreign workersGulf Cooperation Council countries have agreed to put off the six-year residency cap on unskilled foreign workers. Mystery behind elusive b...
- Business groups slam GCC expat residency cap planBusiness groups in the Gulf have slammed a proposal that seeks to limit the residency of unskilled workers in the region to six years, sayi...
- Govt to strengthen pact with QatarThe government decides to strengthen employment regulation pact with Qatar.
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