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Uniindia: Hamirpur (HP), Sep 30 (UNI) The Union external affairs ministry Friday released a list of registered recruitment agents for the Northern region for the safe and legal migration of “Emigration Clearance Required” passport holders to the ECR countries (Afghanistan, Bahrain, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Malaysia, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen), he/she can emigrate directly or take the services of registered recruitment agents.

Dubai: Hundreds of Indian nurses, whose plight after falling prey to a recruitment scam in the midst of COVID-19 came to light in May, got a new lease of life when private health care groups in the UAE offered them jobs within just a couple of weeks. As reported by Gulf News earlier, around 230 of those nurses stranded here were offered jobs and a chance to secure their licence within the next three months. While the generosity of health care establishments in the UAE saved the lives and careers of the nurses, what actually got them trapped begs a closer look.

Telangana MLC demands immediate rollback of Minimum Wage notification by MEA Telangana MLC demands immediate rollback of Minimum Wage notification by MEA Telangana's Member of Legislative Council (MLC) K Kavitha has demanded an immediate rollback of Minimum Wage notification by MEA which reduces the minimum wages of immigrants going to Gulf countries. advertisement TRS leader K Kavitha met the Immigrations Association in Hyderabad. (Photo: India Today) TRS Member of Legislative Council (MLC) K Kavitha has demanded an immediate rollback of the latest Minimum Wage Notification issued by the Mi...

Telangana demands rollback of wage cut for Gulf workers Follow Newsd On   Hyderabad, Dec 23 (IANS) The Telangana government has demanded the immediate rollback of the latest notifications by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), lowering the Minimum Referral Wages (MRW) of Indian labour in the Gulf countries by 30-50 per cent. During an interaction with members of NRI associations here on Wednesday, Member of Telangana Legislative Council K. Kavitha made a strong demand for rolling back the ‘regressive’ order. She stated that about 90 lakh migrants from across the country are currently...

Hyderabad, Dec 23 :  The Telangana government has demanded the immediate rollback of the latest notifications by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), lowering the Minimum Referral Wages (MRW) of Indian labour in the Gulf countries by 30-50 per cent. During an interaction with members of NRI associations here on Wednesday, Member of Telangana Legislative Council K. Kavitha made a strong demand for rolling back the ‘regressive’ order. She stated that about 90 lakh migrants from across the country are currently working in the Gulf countries and among these a majority belong to the states...