‘Would I get dinner tonight?’: Indian Pandit Ji in Dubai recalls early days without fixed salary
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Times of India‘Would I get dinner tonight?’: Indian Pandit Ji in Dubai recalls early days without fixed salary
A Hindu priest from Jabalpur working in Dubai has recalled his financial struggles during his early days in the UAE. Speaking to an Instagram creator, he said he had no fixed salary and earned AED 200 (approximately Rs 4,800) to AED 500 (approximately Rs 12,000) as dakshina for performing ceremonies. He also recalled worrying about affording his next meal.
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