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"No Need To Worry": Centre Says Cut-Off For Citizenship Is July 1987
With protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act breaking out every day, the centre is on an overdrive to dispel fears that the controversial law and the proposed nationwide National Register of Citizens (NRC) will leave millions of Muslims without a nation. The Ministry of Home Affairs announced on Friday that no individual will be considered a...
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CBI Chief Told Off Junior Over Diluted Vijay Mallya Notice. He Hadn't Known
By a strange coincidence, the day Vijay Mallya flew out of Mumbai was the day then CBI director Anil Sinha had flown into the city for a bankers' summit. Unknown to the CBI chief, the two missed each other just by a few hours at the airport. And when immigration authorities did their duty of informing the CBI about Vijay Mallya leaving with his con...
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Multiple H-1B Applications To Get Rejected By US: 10 Latest Developments
The US government has decided not to entertain multiple H-1B petitions. H-1B visas are most sought after by Indian IT professionals. The USCIS - the nodal agency responsible for immigration to the US - has directed its personnel to reject multiple H-1B petitions. In a communication to USCIS personnel, the US agency has said that without "a legitima...
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Across US, Eateries Close To Show Support For Immigrants
From burger joints to posh eateries, scores of Washington restaurants shut down Thursday as part of a protest with echoes across the United States against President Donald Trump's treatment of immigrants.
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Australian Minister Under Fire for Not Meeting Tamil Groups During Sri Lanka Trip
A Tamil group criticised Australia's immigration minister on Thursday for visiting northern Sri Lanka without meeting Tamil leaders, days after Australia returned a boat of asylum seekers, including Tamils, under its hardline border security policy.
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Malaysia frees 105 foreign maids 'held against will'
Malaysian authorities have freed 105 mostly Indonesian maids who were forced to work without pay by day and held against their will at night, local media reported on Monday.
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"No Need To Worry": Centre Says Cut-Off For Citizenship Is July 1987
With protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act breaking out every day, the centre is on an overdrive to dispel fears that the controversial law and the proposed nationwide National Register of Citizens (NRC) will leave millions of Muslims without a nation. The Ministry of Home Affairs announced on Friday that no individual will be considered a...
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CBI Chief Told Off Junior Over Diluted Vijay Mallya Notice. He Hadn't Known
By a strange coincidence, the day Vijay Mallya flew out of Mumbai was the day then CBI director Anil Sinha had flown into the city for a bankers' summit. Unknown to the CBI chief, the two missed each other just by a few hours at the airport. And when immigration authorities did their duty of informing the CBI about Vijay Mallya leaving with his con...
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Multiple H-1B Applications To Get Rejected By US: 10 Latest Developments
The US government has decided not to entertain multiple H-1B petitions. H-1B visas are most sought after by Indian IT professionals. The USCIS - the nodal agency responsible for immigration to the US - has directed its personnel to reject multiple H-1B petitions. In a communication to USCIS personnel, the US agency has said that without "a legitima...
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Across US, Eateries Close To Show Support For Immigrants
From burger joints to posh eateries, scores of Washington restaurants shut down Thursday as part of a protest with echoes across the United States against President Donald Trump's treatment of immigrants.
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Australian Minister Under Fire for Not Meeting Tamil Groups During Sri Lanka Trip
A Tamil group criticised Australia's immigration minister on Thursday for visiting northern Sri Lanka without meeting Tamil leaders, days after Australia returned a boat of asylum seekers, including Tamils, under its hardline border security policy.
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Malaysia frees 105 foreign maids 'held against will'
Malaysian authorities have freed 105 mostly Indonesian maids who were forced to work without pay by day and held against their will at night, local media reported on Monday.
