India Embassy in Doha Urges Stranded Indians to Register

March 8, 2026·23 days ago·via The Times of India

The Embassy of India in Doha urges Indians stranded in Qatar to register their details amid ongoing flight cancellations triggered by Qatari airspace closures due to West Asia conflict. Qatar Airways extends its suspension of operations until authorities confirm safe reopening, leaving passengers stuck at Doha airport with disrupted links to Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Kochi.

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