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From James and Martyr to The God of the Woods: 6 Barack Obama-recommended books worth adding to your reading listFormer President Barack Obama's annual book recommendations highlight diverse genres and voices. This year's list includes Percival Everett...- Born and died on same date: Kerala man killed in Sharjah after TikTok dispute turns into fatal attackAn Indian expat's tragic death in Sharjah, allegedly after a TikTok dispute, is marked by a haunting coincidence: his death date, May 31, w...
- Ministry of questionable questions: Satire on India's press conference cultureA sharp satire on Indian press conferences, where tough questions are dodged with grand civilisational rhetoric, scripted patriotism, and t...
- Chip companies chase expert chefs to serve expatsSemiconductor firms establishing operations in Sanand are actively seeking cooks to prepare authentic Filipino and Malaysian dishes for the...
- No French, No civic test: France’s exam‑free Visiteur visa Indian HNIs are quietly using as a first step to EU residencyFrance's 2026 immigration reforms, including civic exams and language tests, have caused concern for many. However, the financially indepen...
- You'll be wrong to say bye to DubaiDespite a recent 14% decline in Dubai's real estate transactions due to regional conflict, the city's status as a resilient global financia...
- NRI ditches Bengaluru's hustle for Kochi's peace and safety as he moves to IndiaAlthough Bengaluru is often hailed as India's ‘Silicon Valley,’ this NRI has his sights set solely on the tranquil city of Kochi. An Indian...
- How a Mumbai neighbourhood went from being a home of millhands to a melting pot of expatsBut central Mumbai's Worli-Lower Parel corridor, once home to millhands at the now-mothballed factories of mid-19th century vintage, has la...
- Population of Indians in Oman falls below half million: ReportThe Indian community still constitutes the largest expatriate community in the Sultanate, Gulf News quoted the National Centre for Statisti...
- India closely monitoring developments relating to expat quota bill in KuwaitSpokesperson in the Ministry of External Affairs Anurag Srivastava said the issue figured during recent telephonic conversation between for...
- New expat bill may force 8 lakh Indians to leave KuwaitKuwait's Prime Minsiter proposed reduction in the number of expats from 70% to 30% of the total population.
- 54% expats confident about building their personal wealth in India: SurveyExpats here are optimistic and confident about their financial future and their present is shaping up nicely as well, the expat explorer su...
- Why India remains a difficult terrain for 7,000 Chinese expatriates living in the countryMost Chinese expats live in Gurgaon, Mumbai and Bengaluru, and often avoid public transport. Many return to China after two to three years.
- Expats can easily find a house these daysQuite a few landlords in the city are now looking only for expat tenants -higher rents and less chances of legal hassles being the major at...
- Expat community booming in BengaluruThe expat community in Bengaluru might be smaller than those in Mumbai and Delhi, but that has only made it more closely-knit.
- NRIs in UAE hail Supreme Court's directive on e-votingLeaders of the Indian expatriate community in the UAE have welcomed Indian Supreme Court's directive to the government to enable NRIs to ca...
- India must simplify rules for expat investors: Lord PaulPaul, the founder-Chairman of the Caparo Group, recalled that he was one of the first persons to substantially invest in India.
- Kuwait company VIVA launches special offer for calls to IndiaKuwait's telecom service provider VIVA has launched a special offer for its prepaid mobile customers on the occasion of Indian Independence...
- Indians largest expat community in UAE: StudyIndians constitute 42.5% of the total expat population in the UAE, the Arabic-speaking people from Middle Eastern countries make up 13.8%. ...
- Expats come on a discovery of IndiaCall it reverse brain drain. The growing Indian economy is fast attracting more foreigners to work here.
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