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Foreigners Married To Indians Cannot Enjoy OCI Status After Divorce: Centre To High Court
Foreigners registered as Overseas Citizens of India or OCI cardholders because of their marriage to Indian nationals cannot continue to enjoy that status after their divorce, the Centre has told the Delhi High Court.
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Book Review | The Mughal Feast: Recipes from the Kitchen of Emperor Shah Jahan by Salma Yusuf Husain
Salma tries to familiarise her readers to the mystique of 'Mughal cuisine', which borrowed heavily from Turkish, Afghani and Persian styles. The Mughal Khansamas successfully married the foreign influences with Kashmiri, Punjabi and Deccan ingredients.
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Foreigners Married To Indians Now Eligible For OCI Card: Government
Foreign-origin spouses of Indian nationals or an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholder will now be eligible for obtaining the privileged OCI card which grants multiple entry, multi-purpose, life-long visa for visiting the country, the Home Ministry said Tuesday.
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Visa Rule Eased For Foreigners Marrying Indians. Except For These Nations
Spouses of the Indian nationals getting married abroad will no longer have to face difficulties in converting their tourist visa to dependent visa as the government plans to change existing rules.
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'Pakistan Maut Ka Kuan, Even Men Not Safe': India's Uzma After Return
A young woman who said she was forced to marry a Pakistani man at gunpoint broke down as she met her little daughter in Delhi for the first time in weeks. Sushma Swaraj, caught up in the emotional homecoming, said, "It means everything to us that for a woman trapped in a foreign land, the Indian High Commission is a ray of hope."
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Indian Woman Who Alleged Wedding At Gunpoint To Pak Man Returns Today
The Indian woman who sought refuge at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, accusing a Pakistani man of forcing her at gunpoint to marry him, is expected to return to India today. Uzma will come back via Wagah border, escorted by the officials of the Indian High Commission. Uzma's brother, who had sought the government's help in rescuing her, wa...
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Indian Woman Can Return Only After Meeting Legal Requirements, Says Pak
Pakistan's Foreign Office today said the Indian woman, Uzma, who alleged that she was forced to marry a Pakistani citizen at gunpoint will be allowed to return to India "only after all legal requirements are complete''.
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Woman Tortured, Forced To Wed At Gunpoint In Pak, Says Foreign Ministry
A young woman living in Islamabad who wanted help to get back to India, has filed a case against her husband, saying he forced her to marry him at gunpoint. Twenty-year-old Uzma had approached the Indian High Commission last week asking for help. Her husband Tahir Ali had alleged that the officials had detained her against her will.
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Foreign Media On How The Lunchbox Director Graduated To The Big League
Ritesh Batra burst onto the scene in 2013 with his debut feature The Lunchbox, a romantic drama about a lonely, middle-aged Indian widower who develops a relationship, via letters, with the unhappily married woman who prepares his lunch every day, delivered through an elaborate system of couriers
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Centre To Decide Policy On Visa Extension Of Foreigners In Live-In Relationship
In a significant order, the Delhi High Court has directed the Centre to take a policy decision within three months on whether visa extensions given to foreigners married to Indian nationals can also be granted to those in live-in relationship with Indians.
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Kajol to Take Hygiene Message to UN General Assembly
Kajol, who is married to actor Ajay Devgn, will also participate in the General Assembly. Moreover, she will attend the musical fest on September 26 featuring Beyonce, Pearl Jam and Coldplay. Apart from Kajol, singer Sunidhi Chauhan will be taking the sound of Indian music to the foreign shores for a good cause
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Court Relaxes Adoption Norms for Foreigners Married to Indians
The Bombay High Court today held that couples where one of the parents is an Indian national and are desirous of adopting a child in India; would be termed as 'in-country', reducing the formalities to be followed by them.
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Foreigners Married To Indians Cannot Enjoy OCI Status After Divorce: Centre To High Court
Foreigners registered as Overseas Citizens of India or OCI cardholders because of their marriage to Indian nationals cannot continue to enjoy that status after their divorce, the Centre has told the Delhi High Court.
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Book Review | The Mughal Feast: Recipes from the Kitchen of Emperor Shah Jahan by Salma Yusuf Husain
Salma tries to familiarise her readers to the mystique of 'Mughal cuisine', which borrowed heavily from Turkish, Afghani and Persian styles. The Mughal Khansamas successfully married the foreign influences with Kashmiri, Punjabi and Deccan ingredients.
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Foreigners Married To Indians Now Eligible For OCI Card: Government
Foreign-origin spouses of Indian nationals or an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholder will now be eligible for obtaining the privileged OCI card which grants multiple entry, multi-purpose, life-long visa for visiting the country, the Home Ministry said Tuesday.
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Visa Rule Eased For Foreigners Marrying Indians. Except For These Nations
Spouses of the Indian nationals getting married abroad will no longer have to face difficulties in converting their tourist visa to dependent visa as the government plans to change existing rules.
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'Pakistan Maut Ka Kuan, Even Men Not Safe': India's Uzma After Return
A young woman who said she was forced to marry a Pakistani man at gunpoint broke down as she met her little daughter in Delhi for the first time in weeks. Sushma Swaraj, caught up in the emotional homecoming, said, "It means everything to us that for a woman trapped in a foreign land, the Indian High Commission is a ray of hope."
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Indian Woman Who Alleged Wedding At Gunpoint To Pak Man Returns Today
The Indian woman who sought refuge at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, accusing a Pakistani man of forcing her at gunpoint to marry him, is expected to return to India today. Uzma will come back via Wagah border, escorted by the officials of the Indian High Commission. Uzma's brother, who had sought the government's help in rescuing her, wa...
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Indian Woman Can Return Only After Meeting Legal Requirements, Says Pak
Pakistan's Foreign Office today said the Indian woman, Uzma, who alleged that she was forced to marry a Pakistani citizen at gunpoint will be allowed to return to India "only after all legal requirements are complete''.
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Woman Tortured, Forced To Wed At Gunpoint In Pak, Says Foreign Ministry
A young woman living in Islamabad who wanted help to get back to India, has filed a case against her husband, saying he forced her to marry him at gunpoint. Twenty-year-old Uzma had approached the Indian High Commission last week asking for help. Her husband Tahir Ali had alleged that the officials had detained her against her will.
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Foreign Media On How The Lunchbox Director Graduated To The Big League
Ritesh Batra burst onto the scene in 2013 with his debut feature The Lunchbox, a romantic drama about a lonely, middle-aged Indian widower who develops a relationship, via letters, with the unhappily married woman who prepares his lunch every day, delivered through an elaborate system of couriers
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Centre To Decide Policy On Visa Extension Of Foreigners In Live-In Relationship
In a significant order, the Delhi High Court has directed the Centre to take a policy decision within three months on whether visa extensions given to foreigners married to Indian nationals can also be granted to those in live-in relationship with Indians.
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Kajol to Take Hygiene Message to UN General Assembly
Kajol, who is married to actor Ajay Devgn, will also participate in the General Assembly. Moreover, she will attend the musical fest on September 26 featuring Beyonce, Pearl Jam and Coldplay. Apart from Kajol, singer Sunidhi Chauhan will be taking the sound of Indian music to the foreign shores for a good cause
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Court Relaxes Adoption Norms for Foreigners Married to Indians
The Bombay High Court today held that couples where one of the parents is an Indian national and are desirous of adopting a child in India; would be termed as 'in-country', reducing the formalities to be followed by them.
