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Gulf tensions, high fares may hit turnout of overseas voters in Kerala pollsKerala Assembly elections 2026: Overseas voters are expected to significantly reduce travel to Kerala for the upcoming Assembly elections. ...- Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan rejects CPM-SDPI 'deal' allegation as "baseless""Our stand is unwavering. The LDF does not want or need the support of communal or extremist organizations. We do not engage in 'under-the-...
- Gulf tensions cast doubt on 'vote flights' for West Asia-based KeralitesGulf-based Keralite voters are anxious about the upcoming Kerala Assembly polls. Tensions in West Asia have disrupted air travel, leading t...
- Palestinian minister’s visit underscores India’s ties with Palestine, Arab World: MEAPalestinian Foreign Affairs Minister Varsen Aghabekian Shahin arrived in New Delhi. She will attend the second India-Arab Foreign Ministers...
- NRIs return home, line up for love of voteExpatriates from the UAE, including Anwar Naha, returned to Kerala to vote, with chartered flights organized by KMCC. NRIs from various cou...
- Postal ballot facility for NRIs? Here's everything you need to knowThe Election Commission has approached the government to allow NRIs to cast their votes through postal ballots, a facility so far available...
- No online voting for 2019 elections for Indian expats in UAE, clarifies Consul-General of IndiaIndian expats have complained that social media platforms have been rife with forwards of misleading posts that suggest NRIs can vote onlin...
- Narrative change indeed if voting for NRIs can be resolved with SC-speedExpatriates of other nationalities – such as Britons, Americans and the French, among others – are already allowed to vote in their countri...
- Decoding the importance of expatriates in electionsLeaving one's soil was once considered a betrayal but now expatriates are seen as strategic populations because of the geopolitical stake t...
- Homing in: Over 20,000 non-resident Keralites to voteOver 20,000 non-resident Malayalis have registered to vote in the May 16 state polls in Kerala. This is likely the biggest-ever electoral p...
- 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...
- Congress complains to Election Commission over repeat telecast of Narendra Modi's MSG speechGhulam Nabi Azad said the party has asked the Election Commission to take a view on the complaint that the repeat telecast amounted to paid...
- Polls 2014: EC mulling option to allow NRIs to vote via the net in futureOf the 11,844 who registered as non-resident Indian (NRI) voters online, 11,400 are from Kerala. Others who are coming may already have the...
- Lok Sabha polls 2014: NRIs flying home in droves to vote in electionsNo one wants to miss a chance to take part in these elections -- expats are crowding planes back home to reach in time for polling day.
- Indian organisation to charter flights for Kerala votersThe Kerala Muslim Cultural Centre, which has 50,300 members in the UAE would be flying Keralities, eligible to vote, on April 7.
- Election Commission considering online voting arrangement for NRIsIt could take Election Commission of India a year to make appropriate changes to the law and evolve a foolproof online voting arrangement.
- No tax cuts for Indians working in Saudi ArabiaBringing relief to Indians working in Saudi, Shoura Council of the Arab has rejected a proposal to levy income tax on Indian & other foreig...
- India voted top destination for UAE travellers: Visa Global Travel Intentions SurveyIndia, UK and Singapore have been voted the preferred future global destinations for travellers from the Emirates, the survey said.
- NRIs give mixed response to voting rights to themIndia's move to allow millions of NRIs to exercise their voting rights has evoked mixed reaction from the community.
- Hong Kong has best judicial system in Asia: business surveyRegional financial centres Hong Kong and Singapore have the best judicial systems in Asia, with Indonesia and Vietnam the worst, a survey o...
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