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Velama Association of Australia came into being in 2018 and since then Bathukamma and Dasara celebrations are being organized regularly in Australia

The event showcased the rich culture and heritage of the Telangana community, as hundreds of women and families thronged the venue and sang and danced around the beautifully-arranged flowers in praise of Goddess Gauri.

A celebratory mood is prevailing among the Telangana expatriate community across the Gulf region as Bathukamma festivities are being organized on a grand scale

Karnaiah Mandolla, a 45-year-old native of Tadipatri town in Anantapur district and works as software engineer in Dubai

Laxman, now 36, was a mere teenager of 18 when he set out from home, only to be apprehended by Dubai police a year later in 2006. The years of incarceration took a toll, leaving him with a fragile memory and weakened health.

The humane gesture of a Hindu youth towards an unknown Muslim, who came for Umrah and got stranded can be regarded as a role model for communal harmony and humanity.

An “alarming” number of young patients in the Gulf region are suffering heart attacks and are being diagnosed with cardiovascular disease, according to medical professionals, with the onset of the illness being noticed in people about 10-15 years earlier here than in other parts of the world.

Family of the Kuwait based professor, Dandu Ghouse Basha, native of Chittoor district, were involved in a tragic accident while returning to Kuwait after performing Umrah on August 26 and their bodies were kept in mortuary, as hey were burnt beyond recognition in the collision.

Abu George was chief guest for a day-long glittering event held by SATA (Saudi Arabia Telugu Association) in Riyadh that witnessed a mammoth congregation of Telugu NRIs

The deceased family is following the case and one of their brothers, who works in the United Arab Emirates, has reached Saudi Arabia to find out further details and follow the case with concerned authorities.

Vakula Devi got the land registration documents on August 23 when the Chandrayaan-3 lander successfully landed on the Moon

Four members of an NRI family from Andhra Pradesh died in a traffic accident near Riyadh in Saudi Arabia when they were returning to Kuwait following the performance of Umrah

Helping these women return home is turning out to be a tough task for Indian officials due to the stringent visa rules of the host country.

The women, including from Hyderabad city, came to work in different parts of Saudi Arabia, however, they found working conditions and salary was contrary to assurances given by middlemen back home in India.

The Haj rituals involve many physical activities; thus, most pilgrims were exhausted and many fell ill

Anticipating a surge during the Eid Holidays, the Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest airport, is bracing to handle over 35 lakh outbound travellers

A water pump set controller developed by a young Telangana innovator has caught the attention of Gulf agriculture authorities

Compounding the family's distress is the inability to afford the repatriation of Shravani's body back home

Aishwarya Thatikonda, 27, of Saroornagar in Hyderabad worked as a project manager with a private company and was staying in Texas.

The Indian Steering Committee that comprises veteran NRIs from various States met with the Union Minister under leadership of Zaigham Khan

The Indian armed forces are working tirelessly to evacuate all Indians from Sudan as the US brokered truce intact, however, the International community is not certain about how fair it can remain

In South Africa, BRS South Africa chief G Nagaraju and his associates hoisted the party flag and distributed blankets at the nearest police stations’ Victim Empowerment Centres

Dhankar, who was prominent in organising the Sydney reception of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been described by Australian media as “one of the worst rapists in Sydney’s recent history”

Anjani Kumar said the police have taken appropriate measures for those who go abroad seeking employment so that they would not be victimised to fraud