Free legal help, health camps and more: How Indian consulate in Dubai is reaching out to expats in UAE
Dubai: From free legal advice and health awareness sessions for workers to tree plantation drives and a blood donation camp, the Indian Consulate in Dubai has taken its community outreach well beyond its own premises in recent weeks. The activities were held across Dubai and the Northern Emirates under two campaigns linked to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Seva Pakhwada 2026, observed from…
Dubai's Indian Consulate has been actively engaging with the expat community through various outreach programs. During the Seva Pakhwada 2026, a fortnight of service and welfare activities, the consulate organized legal counseling and legal guidance sessions for Indian nationals facing financial fraud, cybercrime, and misuse of Emirates ID.
Additionally, a financial literacy and health awareness camp was held for workers, providing practical information on making informed financial decisions, accessing healthcare services, and utilizing consular services. The consulate also participated in environmental initiatives, such as tree plantation drives and cleanliness campaigns at various schools and institutions across Dubai and the Northern Emirates.
These activities were held in the spirit of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, a campaign celebrating 25 years of public service by the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with the aim of fostering community participation and social responsibility in line with India's vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047.
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