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Salman Khurshid to visit Saudi Arabia this week
May 22, 2013

in Saudi Arabia.Last month, an Indian delegation led by Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi had held a meeting with Saudi Arabian Labour Minister #India # NewsTracker # Salman Khurshid # Saudi Arabia
29 diaspora youths visiting India, meet Ravi
by F wire
May 15, 2013

New Delhi, May 14 (IANS) Twenty-nine diaspora students from seven countries called on Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi Tuesday #Sports # India # Police # News # Green # Opera # archives # Chrome
Only 10 percent Keralites among Indians registered in Saudi: Chandy
by F wire
May 14, 2013

to the requests put up by the Indian team led by Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi. "They have said that anyone who returns from Saudi Arabia #Sports # India # Religion # Agriculture # YouTube # President # traffic # Green # Chrome
Over 18,000 Indians in Saudi seek emergency certificate
May 08, 2013

Certificates to return to India have been received till 2 May, Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi said in a written reply to a question in Lok Sabha #
Legally working Indians allowed to regularise in Saudi: Officials
May 04, 2013

delegation led by Overseas Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi in Jeddah on April 28.The Group is mandated to discuss all issues pertaining to the welfare #NewsTracker # Saudi Arabia # Nitaqat law # Indian workers # Labour employment
New Saudi labour law: States to prepare rehabilitation programme
Apr 09, 2013

New Delhi: Concerned over possible job loss to Indians in Saudi Arabia due to a new labour law, Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi #NewsTracker # Vayalar Ravi # Nitaqat law # Saudi Labour Law
Expats, read this for your own good
by Rajeev Sharma
Apr 06, 2013

Salman Khurshid, Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi and Kerala chief minister Oommen Chandy held a meeting in New Delhi on April 4.One #diplomacy # Salman Khurshid # UAE # expats # Gulf # Kerela
Govt will help Indians affected by new Saudi law: Khurshid
Apr 01, 2013

and that there was no need to panic."There is a meeting with Vayalar Ravi and E Ahmad tomorrow. We will review this and whatever needs to be done will be done. I think we #Salman Khurshid # TheySaidIt # Saudi Arabia # Nitaqat law
India raises concern over Saudi's new labour policy
Mar 29, 2013

the matter in the best possible way," he said.Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi on Thursday said he had asked the Indian Ambassador to Saudi #India # Vayalar Ravi # PolicyWatch # Saudi Arabia # E Ahamed # Nitaqat # Labour policy
Mulayam's idea of Third Front a mirage: Tewari
Mar 28, 2013

Minister Vayalar Ravi who reportedly suggested that the UPA should reach an understanding with the Left parties in the next Lok Sabha polls. PTI #UPA # PoliticalPlay # Samajwadi Party # Mulayam Singh Yadav # Manish Tewari # Third Front

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