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PEOPLESPEAK

Though the appreciation of the rupee is a sure sign of the strength which the Indian economy is gaining, it has put the emigrant Indians in trouble as the foreign money which they earn will not stretch as it used to back home.

The emigrants from Kerala working in low paid jobs in the Gulf countries are probably the worst affected. How can they be helped? Please send in your views, a maximum of 300 words, by post, e-mail or by hand, to reach us by November 15.

The postal address is The Hindu, First Floor, Shaaz Building, near Sarada Hospital, Kannur Road, Kozhikode 673006.

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