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    Andhra electrician wins Rs 2.3 crore jackpot in Dubai

    In a surprising win, Nagendrum Borugadda, a 46-year-old electrician from India living in the UAE since 2017, secured AED 1 million through consistent savings with National Bonds. Borugadda's diligence underscores the value of financial discipline. Meanwhile, another Indian, Payal from Punjab, won $1 million in Dubai Duty-Free's draw, funded by a gift from her husband. Both stories highlight the impact of prudent financial choices on life-changing opportunities.

    OYO opens first luxury hotel in Dubai, eyes boosting premium property portfolio

    OYO announced the opening of its first luxury hotel in Dubai, Palette Royal Reflections Hotel and Spa, targeting Indian tourists after Dubai's visa policy change.

    Demand momentum to sustain in travel industry for 4-5 yrs: Thomas Cook's Madhavan Menon

    The travel industry is expected to continue growing at a steady pace for the next four to five years, according to Madhavan Menon, executive chairman of Thomas Cook (India). Menon believes that the increasing purchasing power of people who can afford holidays, regardless of the cost, will continue to drive the growth trend. He believes that the Covid-19 pandemic has triggered an evolution in travel and taught companies the importance of productivity.

    Why are India's richie rich choosing Dubai to migrate?

    A report by Henley & Partners reveals that approximately 4,300 millionaires are expected to leave India this year, with many choosing the UAE as their destination. The UAE's appeal lies in its business opportunities, financial benefits, and high-quality lifestyle, attracting both wealthy individuals and professionals.

    UAE visa pre-approval simplified: Options for Indian travelers explained

    Indian travellers can obtain a 14-day entry visa upon arrival in the UAE by holding a US green card or a residence visa from the UK or any EU country. The General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs Dubai (GDRFAD) offers a pre-approval service to streamline immigration procedures. To apply, individuals can visit the GDRFAD website, log in with their UAE Pass or online account details, and complete the application form under "Port services."

    Southeast Asian nations top choice for Indians travelling abroad this summer: Survey

    Southeast Asian countries are top choices for Indian travelers for short vacations, with Bali, Pattaya, and Bangkok being popular destinations according to the OYO Global Summer Vacations Travelopedia 2024 survey. Europe and the United States are preferred for longer stays. OYO Founder and CEO Ritesh Agarwal highlighted the convenience for Indian travelers.

    • Julius Baer targets rich Indians in Dubai with UBS, JPMorgan hires

      Julius Baer Group Ltd. hired senior bankers from UBS Group AG and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to strengthen its business serving wealthy Indians in Dubai.

      India's aviation mkt growth needs to be matched with capacity; open for partnerships: Emirates CCO

      On whether Emirates is looking for partners in India, Kazim said it is open to any such future engagements if there is an appetite in an Indian airline for that sort of dialogue and engagement.

      India vs Pakistan: Mauka-Mauka once again? Five key battles to watchout for in the marquee clash

      India faces Pakistan in their first World Cup match, following a disappointing defeat against the USA. Shaheen Afridi leads the pace attack, while Rohit Sharma signals a spin-heavy attack. The last encounter between the archrivals was a delight for Indian fans with the Hitman's masterclass knock of 83 runs and Bumrah's brilliance, when he dismissed Muhammed Rizwan and Shadab Khan.

      India vs Pakistan: Reminiscing last five T20I encounters of the two big rivals

      The highly anticipated India vs Pakistan World Cup clash on June 9 at Nassau County International Stadium, New York will see India high on confidence after beating Ireland, while Pakistan looks to bounce back from a shock defeat to USA. The match will be played on a challenging pitch with a sluggish outfield, continuing the fierce T20 rivalry that began in 2007, where India leads with 10 wins to Pakistan's 3 in 13 encounters.

      Air India Express flight diverted to Kochi due to bad weather at Calicut airport

      An Air India Express flight from Dubai to Calicut airport was diverted to Kochi in the early hours of Saturday due to adverse weather conditions in Kozhikode, according to airline sources. The flight, carrying 173 passengers, landed at Cochin International Airport at 2:47 am and departed for Calicut airport at around 9:30 am after a seven-hour delay.

      Operators of illegal betting apps moving from Dubai to Sri Lanka

      As Dubai's scrutiny intensifies on the online gambling empire Mahadev, illegal betting operators are relocating to Sri Lanka. Offshore call centers and offices, crucial for these betting apps, are being established there. Staff running multiple betting websites are now operating discreetly from Sri Lankan villas, drawn by the country's cheaper costs and less rigorous enforcement compared to Dubai.

      Rajinikanth to Shah Rukh Khan: Indians who have UAE's Golden Visa

      The United Arab Emirates issues its Golden Visas to only a select few. The visa is essentially a long-term resident permit that enables foreign nationals to live, work, or study in the UAE. It is valid for up to five or 10 years, and holders do not need a sponsor. The entry visa, which is included in the golden visa, has multiple entries to proceed with residence issuance. People with UAE's golden visa can also live outisde the country for more than six months without losing the permit and can also sponsor their families. The UAE has issued golden visas to a host of Indian celebrites, including the recent grant to superstar Rajinikanth. Here is a list of Indian celebs who hold a Golden Visa.

      Bangladesh MP Murder: Detective chief says conspirator may have escaped to US, seeks Interpol's help to track down suspect

      The primary suspect in the murder of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar, Akhtaruzzaman Shaheen, is believed to have escaped to the US via Dubai from Kathmandu. Bangladesh is seeking Interpol's assistance in apprehending him, emphasizing the seriousness of the crime. The murder, motivated by a dispute over proceeds from a gold smuggling racket, led to the victim's body parts being dismembered and disposed of in Bagjola canal near Kolkata. Authorities are coordinating with Indian counterparts to track down suspects.

      Flying to the UAE? Dubai, Abu Dhabi increase checks to prevent misuse of tourist visas

      Stricter immigration checks at Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports now require visitors to show proof of ₹60,000 in their bank account or a credit card and return ticket. First-time travelers from Tamil Nadu and Kerala are under scrutiny.

      Punjab woman wins Rs 8.2 crore lottery in Dubai from an online ticket she bought on her anniversary

      Payal, an Indian woman from Punjab, recently celebrated her 16th wedding anniversary by purchasing a raffle ticket with money gifted by her husband. This ticket won her $1 million at the Dubai Duty-Free Millennium Millionaire series. Payal has been buying these tickets for twelve years, often choosing numbers with significance to her family. She plans to use the winnings to secure her children's future.

      Indian delegation holds talks with key entities in UAE on IMEEC

      Indian delegation visits UAE to discuss the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEEC) within 3 months of signing the Framework Agreement. Both sides prioritize cooperation and empowerment for the strategic project aiming at efficient supply routes, cost reduction, job creation, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

      Dubai CEO sparks debate by advising students to choose universities with fewer Indians

      Dubai-based CEO has ignited a debate online with her controversial advice for Indian students considering higher education abroad. In a post on X, Shreya Pattar, founder of Shreya Pattar Ventures, suggested that students should prioritise international universities with fewer Indian students to avoid what she described as "toxic Indian patterns."

      Indian businessman makes statement with Kerala-plated Range Rover at Burj Khalifa

      An Indian businessman, Dileep Heilbronn, parked his Kerala-registered Range Rover outside the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, creating a viral sensation. Shared on Instagram, the video has attracted significant attention, amassing over 490,000 views. Heilbronn's journey from Kerala to Dubai, where he built a successful contracting business, adds an inspiring backdrop to this unique event.

      Dubai police honours Indian boy for returning tourist’s lost watch, urges people to take inspiration from his honesty

      In Dubai, a young Indian boy, Muhammad Ayan Younis, earns praise from police for returning a lost watch, showcasing honesty and integrity. Dubai Police highlights his act on social media, urging others to emulate. The tourist's watch was reunited with its owner, emphasizing Dubai's security measures. Brigadier Al Jallaf applauds Younis, emphasizing UAE's moral standards. The incident mirrors a similar return of lost wallet in Israel, illustrating the value of honesty.

      "Still hope to play few more years, make an impact in world cricket...": Rohit Sharma

      Indian skipper Rohit Sharma reflects on his cricket journey, aims for a lasting impact, and hints at future plans. He emphasizes team over personal milestones. Rohit will lead India in the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup.

      'Dubai is not so hot or expensive':Indian man debunks myths about UAE city known for luxurious lifestyle

      Rohit Manchanda debunks misconceptions about Dubai, highlighting its climate, alcohol regulations, and gender equality. The diverse expat community in Dubai includes professionals in various sectors, allowing for a modest lifestyle. With a large Indian population, Dubai is a favored relocation destination, surpassing the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Nepal.

      Chartered flight with several Indians sent back to Dubai from Jamaica over document concerns: MEA

      253 foreigners were denied entry to Jamaica last week due to document issues, leading to a German aircraft managed by USC GmbH being sent back under Ministry of National Security supervision.

      Emirates, FlyDubai flights back on schedule, but Indian carriers restricted in Dubai till Sunday

      Emirates and FlyDubai have resumed operations at Dubai Airport after disruptions caused by heavy rain. Indian airlines like Air India, Air India Express, and SpiceJet faced flight cancellations and diversions, and will face restrictions at the airport till Sunday.

      Indian consulate in Dubai launches helpline numbers for Indians affected by severe rain in UAE

      Indian consulate in UAE sets up helplines due to severe rains, aiding stranded travelers. Recovery efforts underway after worst recorded rainfall causes flooding in Dubai and disrupts daily life in the region.

      Dubai rains: Reschedule non-essential travel, Indian embassy tells Indians

      Indian embassy advises rescheduling for inbound Indian passengers at Dubai International Airport due to heavy rains causing flooding. UAE aims to restore normalcy after disruptions.

      Two Indian wrestlers stranded at Dubai airport on way to Bishkek for Olympic qualifier

      Indian wrestlers Deepak Punia and Sujeet Kalakal are facing a roadblock in their quest to qualify for the Paris Olympics due to unprecedented rains in Kyrgyzstan. The duo, accompanied by Russian coach Kamal Malikov and physio Shubham Gupta, are stranded at Dubai airport due to the heaviest rainfall ever recorded in the country.

      Indian Embassy in Dubai facilitate Indian stranded passengers, connect with their families as rain lashes UAE

      "We are in touch with UAE authorities and the airlines to facilitate stranded passengers. - Regular updates from airlines are being conveyed to travelers. - Relief measures have been extended in association with Indian community organizations," the Indian embassy in Dubai said in a post shared on X.

      Dubai Airport under water: Fliers in a soup as these Indian airlines halt operations

      Air India and IndiGo halted Dubai Airport operations due to historic rainfall, causing delays. Passengers advised to monitor flight status and contact staff for help. Emirates Airlines also affected by adverse weather, impacting flight operations.

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