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No matter where they may be living, most Non-resident Keralites (NRKs) would like to stay connected with the land of their birth in some or the other way. The remittance received by Keralalites from emigrants to the Gulf popularly known as “Gulf Money” is the most dynamic contribution to the economy of the State. The desire among the NRKs to stay connected with Kerala make them very ‘high contributors’ to Kerala economy.
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Karunyam: Repatriation of dead bodies of NRKs
“Losing a loved one is very difficult as it is - there is no need for added stress” is not a mere comment from a Non resident Keralite but emphasizing the need of urgent measures to streamlining the process for the transfer of bodies to their home country.
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It can be easily stated that almost every household in Kerala is either directly or indirectly affected by emigration of workers primarily to the Gulf countries. The direct impact of emigration to the Gulf region stems from the fact that through emigration of one or more members of a significant proportion of the households in the State, the emigrants have been directly contributing to the household income. The discernible socio-economic changes which have taken place in the field of female education, housing, employment, wages and status of women are the indirect efforts of migration.
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