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seeks Indian Prime Minister's help to retrieve his missing son,
allegedly kidnapped by his Arab in laws from an Arab country.
A depressed father, appeals to Sultan Qaboos of Oman and others
to get back his son born to an Omani lady, whom he loved and
married according to Hindu norms..Watch out for more about this
unique story of an Indian-Arab family
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AN ALERT CONSUMER
IS A PROTECTED CONSUMER
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in the country becomes a consumer in one way or the other while
purchasing various goods and services. Not being aware and alert,
one has to pay the price of exploitation from trade, industry
and service providers. But things have changed now..More
My musings from Kumarakom
Prime Minister Atal Bihari
Vajpayee spent his year-end vacation at Kumarakom Resort on the
famous backwaters of Kerala from December 26, 2000 to January
1, 2001. He used the week he spent in the serene environs of
Kumarakom to pen his thoughts on several important issues before
the nation in the form of two articles..Read the BJP Prime Minister
Yet, the 51 years’ journey
since the founding of the Republic is an appropriate occasion
to pose some questions. The first and foremost question is as
to how has the Republic fared in the past half a century? Has
it been able to live up to the Constitutional stipulation of
securing to all citizens justice, liberty and equality of opportunity?
Has it also lived up to the dream of Mahatma Gandhi to wipe out
tears and hunger of the humblest of Indians?
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Indians face Nazi threat in Russia"
 
My Son is facing
threat to his life in the Gulf: Malayali father...Full Story
Everybody is talking
about e lectronic commerce and online shopping. Watch this space
for interesting tips and useful news to be vigilant and alert
online consumers.More
Bangladesh
Court rules that Islamic Religious Fatwas are illegal
KERALA
MONITOR SPECIAL REPORT
Thiruvananthapuram:
December 16: All the Indian workers who had been stranded in
the Gulf for the last 23 months are finally in India. They have
managed to get out from the trap and reach home safely. Thanks
to the timely intervention by the Prime Minister, who was alerted
about the case by keralamonitor.com, the Indian embassy officials
moved very fast and managed to get everything done within two
three days...full
report
CHRIST IS BORN
Sheela Isaac
Very soon we have celebrated
Christ's birth. Here in U.S. people decorate their homes and
streets in a great way. It looks as if the whole city is rejoicing
over the birth of Christ. But you may wonder to know that many
do not even know why they are celebrating Christmas. When you
go out side you will find that the same people who celebrated
the festival of demons (Halloween) a month ago are now celebrating
Christmas.
Read More
Twenty two Indian
workers waiting for twenty one months to get deportated
Thiruvananthapuram:
December 7 The Indian tax payers are feeding 23 Non Resident
Indian workers stranded in one of the Gulf countries as the local
sponsor is not willing to clear their dues or deport them back
to India following the closure of a company almost two years
back. According to information made available to this correspondent
by therelatives of some of the stranded Malayaleese from Thiruvananthapuram,
Kollam, Kottarakkara, Pandalam, Pathanamthitta and Kottayam area,
these Malayalee workers are surviving on a paltry amount given
by the Indian embassy in Muscat. They are also afraid of being
arrested by the local labour officers or police for staying there
without proper Visa and Labour cards, which have expired long
back.Full
Report
KERALA MONITOR
SPECIAL
MALAYALI'S
DEADBODY STRANDED IN THE GULF FOR NON PAYMENT OF HOSPITAL BILL:
Kollam: November 15: 2000:
The death of a 32 year old Malayalee from Kollam district in
a Muscat Hospital is causing head ache to the authorities who
are detaining the dead body for non-payment of treatment bill
to the tune of six and half lakhs of Indian rupees. The relatives
and friends of the dead man are running from pillar to post to
get the deadbody. After four days of his death, Rajendra Kurup
remains an indebted man to the hospital as his local sponsor
is not able to foot the bill. READ
THE FULL REPOR
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Kumbamela: 2001
KERALA MONITOR SPECIAL REPORT
Prominent Malalyali:
C.L.Jose Journalist
Twenty two Indian workers waiting
for deportatation
Thiruvananthapuram: December
7 The Indian tax payers are feeding 23 Non Resident Indian workers
stranded in one of the Gulf countries as the local sponsor is
not willing to clear their dues or deport them back to India
following the closure of a company almost two years back.
INTRODUCING THE
GULF MALAYALIS
Priyanka
Chopra with Narayanan
Malayalee
journalist bags European Commission prize
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