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Migrant workers from Telangana travelling to Gulf nations are facing severe mental health challenges, including depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. Families left behind also suffer from loneliness and stress, with experts warning of addiction and legal risks due to strict drug laws abroad
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Two Andhra women who died in Bahrain in 2020 were cremated nearly five years later after their families failed to claim their remains. Authorities and a social worker ensured their last rites were performed with consent from their families.
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Social workers in the Gulf say many young men from Telangana arrive in the UAE only to fall into psychological and physical distress due to sudden withdrawal from adulterated toddy
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Telangana Gulf Workers Joint Action Committee Chairman Guggilla Ravi Goud said their efforts and agitation would continue till they got justice.
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Migrant labourers, who died in other countries, have been denied the ex gratia of Rs.5 lakh being given to family members of those who die in the Gulf by the State government. Family members, who had pinned their hopes on the ex gratia, are unhappy with the government’s decision.
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He emphasised the need for government intervention, referencing past discussions with the late Sushma Swaraj about the exploitation of women from the Telugu States in the Gulf.
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Reforming the Kafala system to grant workers greater autonomy and rights is crucial
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Predominantly cultivated by local communities using traditional methods, mainly in Ri Bhoi and East Garo Hills districts, these crops are primarily organic. Their exceptional quality and flavor are gaining recognition not just in India but internationally as well.
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There is a sudden rise in the number of persons from the State, who migrated to Middle East countries in search of employment, abruptly ending their lives
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The government is planning to launch the ship service with the cooperation of the Department of Non Resident Keralites' Affairs (NORKA), Kerala Port Minister Ahammad Devarkovil
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Indian expatriates living in Gulf countries have some responsibilities towards their compatriots, former vice-president said.
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Jeddah: The NRI community living in Gulf countries are remitting money back home as much as they could, as the Indian rupee continued to plummet. Most foreign exchange companies and banks in the Gulf region have been witnessing an unusual remittance rush as NRI cashing on weakening Indian rupee, which hit an all-time low on […]
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The Narendra Modi-led Bharatiya Janata Party government at the Centre is facing a huge diplomatic outrage from Gulf countries after its spokesperson and leader made derogatory references to Islam and Prophet Muhammad. New Delhi is struggling to contain the damaging fallout. Arab nations lodged official protests against India. Pakistan and Afghanistan also reacted strongly to […]
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New Delhi: The BJP thinktank in Delhi, which carefully guides and coordinates the party political activity, has been stunned into a silence with the avalanche of criticism from the Gulf countries over the anti-Islam comments made by its national spokesperson Nupur Sharma. The thinktank carefully coordinates effective dissemination of the party line of thinking on […]
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New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Thursday said that the government has taken up the issue of pending salaries of Indian workers with the Gulf countries. Responding to a question about loss of wages of Indians working abroad, the Minister said that the data of pending salaries was not available but he took […]
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The 865-metre-long bridge, built at a cost of Rs 70 crore across the Godavari river in Bornapally in Raikal mandal, has revived social connections, provided a boost to economic activity and improved access to education and health facilities for remote villages.
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NRI Affairs Minister K T Rama Rao said the recent circulars were a cause of huge concern as wages of lakhs of migrant workers from Telangana working in the Gulf countries will get adversely impacted.
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Sandhigalla Krishnaih of Gandiveedu mandal in Mahbubnagar district had come to Oman in 1997 to work as labourer in a construction firm where he had worked for two years then fled and became an illegal resident in the country since then
