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Indian workers detained in Malaysia to return home
Kuala Lumpur, March 2 : Forty-three Indian nationals, who have been languishing in an immigration detention depot for nearly two months after they were cheated by their agent, will return home after their case was taken up by the Malaysian Trade Union Congress (MTUC). (725)
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Recession forcing NRIs dip into Indian nest eggs
By Kul Bhushan: The economic crisis in the United States and Britain is reportedly forcing many NRIs to dip into their savings and assets back home. Due to job losses, default of mortgage payments and losses in their businesses, some NRIs are cashing their foreign currency demand deposits in India to stay afloat. (1003)
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India Health Card brings quality healthcare to NRI families
By Arun Kumar, Washington, Feb 1: An Indian American group of professionals has launched a first of its kind India Health Card, a prepaid, reloadable card that lets Non-resident Indians (NRIs) fund healthcare needs of their family and friends back home. (1484)
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Five detained before Malaysian Indian's funeral
Kuala Lumpur, Jan 28 : The police Wednesday detained five men who tried to breach a barricade ahead of the funeral procession of a Malaysian Indian youth who died while in custody. (1316)
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Malaysian Indian leader dead
Kuala Lumpur, Jan 23 : Former Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) vice president and philanthropist S.O.K. Ubaidulla Kadir Basha died Thursday after prolonged illness, a media report said Friday. He was 93. (1259)
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Malaysian Indians asked to get extra skills to beat slowdown
Kuala Lumpur, Jan 14 : Acquire skills beyond general education to be able to beat the global economic slowdown, the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) has told the country's two million-plus Tamil population in its Pongal festival message this year. (1341)
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Tamils in Malaysia prepare for Pongal fest
Kuala Lumpur, Jan 13 : The 'Little Indias' across Malaysia are agog with social and business activities two days ahead of the Pongal festival celebrated by its two-million strong Tamil community. (1428)
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Indian workers in Gulf air problems at diaspora meet
Chennai, Jan 9 : Complaints of ill treatment of migrant workers by Indian immigration officials and by officials of Indian embassies abroad, the lack of higher education facilities for children of Indian workers and lack of legal assistance for jailed workers abroad were some of the issues brought to the notice of Union Minister for Overseas Indian Affairs Vayalar Ravi by the people from the Gulf region here Friday. (1610)
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NRI owned firm takes over German clothing chain store
By Manik Mehta, Dusseldorf, Jan 5 : German business circles were startled when a small NRI-owned textile importing company took over the financially troubled German clothing chain store Wehmeyer that is a household name for the country's lower and middle-class consumers. (1928)
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NRI doctors to set up free clinics, face funding problem
New Delhi, Jan 2 : With plans for at least one free health care clinic in every state of India and training professionals to improve the rural health care system here, a group of NRI doctors has some big plans lined up. Funding, however, is a challenge, they admit. (1682)
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Indian teenager wounded in Kathmandu blast
Kathmandu, Jan 1 : A 16-year-old Indian teenager was hurt as a bomb went off in a busy area of the capital Thursday, the third blast to disrupt life in the city since last week. (1565)
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Top 10 NRI Newsmakers of 2008
By Kul Bhushan: After the enthusiastic response to the first list of NRI newsmakers for 2007, here is the updated version before 2008 ends. The selection is based on news value and the degree of interest and concern to NRIs. (1794)
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India experience thrills NRI students from Gulf
Ahmedabad, Dec 27 : India was the stuff of his dreams, pieced together from TV, books and family stories. So 14-year-old Talak Lad was thrilled to actually visit his country of origin for a sports meet along with other students from 20 Gulf schools. (1703)
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NRI buyers accuse Kolkata realtor of breaking promises
By Soudhriti Bhabani, Kolkata, Dec 21: Having shelled out huge amounts for a nest back home, non-resident Indian (NRI) buyers of Kolkata's tallest apartment building are now left complaining that the developer has not provided the promised amenities. (1963)
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Indian Americans call for 'single-minded focus' on countering terror
New York, Nov 29 : Unsparing in their denunciation of terror attacks in Mumbai, Indian Americans have slammed intelligence failure and asked Indian leaders to display the 'same single-minded focus' in dealing with terrorism as they have done in raising the global profile of India in recent years. (1964)
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Indian-origin doctor takes rap in British incest probe
London, Nov 28 : An Indian-origin doctor may now face questioning in the notorious British incest scandal, in which a father repeatedly raped his two daughters for two decades, for not detecting anything amiss in the family even though he treated the girls during all the years of their abuse. (4375)
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Indian in Scotland uses internet to help friend in Mumbai
New Delhi, Nov 27: Bridging two continents, the internet enabled a girl sitting in Scotland to help her friend escape terrorists who attacked India's financial capital Mumbai, killing at least 101 people and injuring over 250 others. (2139)
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NRIs appeal to folks back home to maintain calm
New York, Nov 27: Apprehensive of communal disturbances in India following the Mumbai terror attacks, leading Indian Americans Thursday urged people back home to maintain calm and peace. (1920)
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Indian American kills estranged wife in church
Jersey City (New Jersey), Nov 24 : An Indian American man killed his estranged wife and critically injured two others when he opened fire at a church in New Jersey whose congregation has links with the Indian state of Kerala, US police said Monday. (2100)
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Indian American kills wife at US church
By Lalit K. Jha, Jersey City (New Jersey), Nov 24 : An Indian American man shot dead his wife and critically injured two others when he opened fire at a church in New Jersey whose 150-strong congregation has links with the Indian state of Kerala, US police said Monday. (2194)
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Indian community in Belgium gathers to promote harmony
Brussels, Nov 23: The Global Organisation of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO) in Belgium organised a dinner celebration here to promote cultural and religious harmony within the Indian community, and with other communities in Belgium. (2140)
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Germany first to open consulate in Bangalore
Bangalore, Nov 21: Germany Friday became the first country to officially open its consulate here, signalling the growing bilateral relations between the two countries and the importance of people-to-people contact. (2329)
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Adoor Gopalakrishnan's omnibus among Dubai film fest Indian line-up
Dubai, Nov 19 : Acclaimed Malayali director Adoor Gopalakrishnan's 'Oru Pennum Randaanum' will be the highlight of the Indian segment of the Dec 11-18 Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF), where Sudhir Mishra's 'Tera Kya Hoga, Johnny...!' will also have its world premiere. (2191)
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Indian techies hit by recession in US
By Lalit K Jha, New York, Nov 18 : Less than three weeks ago, Saurabh (name changed) relocated along with his family from Edison, the Indian neighbourhood in New Jersey, to Silicon Valley in California as he switched jobs. Before moving, he put his house, which he had bought last year, on sale and leased an apartment at his new work place. (2337)
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Indian-born Kafeel alone behind Glasgow bombing: co-accused tells court
London, Nov 18 : The sole survivor of last year's Glasgow airport bombing attempt claims he had no role in the conspiracy and has blamed it entirely on Indian-born Kafeel Ahmed, who tried to ram their bomb-laden vehicle into the airport gate and later died of burns caused by the explosions. (2053)
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Obama victory infuses fresh hope in overseas Indians
By Kul Bhushan : If Barack Obama can win the highest office in the US against all odds, so can many overseas Indians. This is the overwhelming feeling of overseas Indians in the aftermath of the election of the first African American and non-white person as the next US president. (2179)
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Indian American CEO shot dead in Silicon Valley
San Francisco, Nov 15: An Indian American CEO and director of a semi-conductor company in Silicon Valley was shot dead allegedly by one of his disgruntled former employees, who was let go recently, the police said. (2654)
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