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5 Years On, Pak Hindu Refugees At Delhi Camp Still Await Electricity
- Tuesday May 18, 2021
- Delhi News | Press Trust of India
It has nearly been five years since they were given asylum and settled in Delhi at Majnu Ka Tilla, and nearly year-and-a-half since the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act, but a group of Hindu families from Pakistan still await basic amenities
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Hindu Woman Stranded In Pak For 10 Months Reunited With Family In India: Report
- Wednesday November 25, 2020
- India News | Press Trust of India
A Hindu refugee from Pakistan was reunited with her family in India on Tuesday after being stranded in the neighbouring country for 10 months.
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Hindu Refugee Family In Delhi, Hoping For Citizenship, Names Baby "Nagrikta"
- Thursday December 12, 2019
- India News | Edited by Stela Dey
For seven years, a Hindu refugee family from Pakistan has waited to get Indian citizenship. After Home Minister Amit Shah introduced the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in parliament, the family's long wait seemed to be over. Optimistic that they will soon be getting citizenship, the family from Delhi named their newborn daughter "Nagrikta" which tran...
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5 Years On, Pak Hindu Refugees At Delhi Camp Still Await Electricity
- Tuesday May 18, 2021
- Delhi News | Press Trust of India
It has nearly been five years since they were given asylum and settled in Delhi at Majnu Ka Tilla, and nearly year-and-a-half since the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act, but a group of Hindu families from Pakistan still await basic amenities
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Hindu Woman Stranded In Pak For 10 Months Reunited With Family In India: Report
- Wednesday November 25, 2020
- India News | Press Trust of India
A Hindu refugee from Pakistan was reunited with her family in India on Tuesday after being stranded in the neighbouring country for 10 months.
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Hindu Refugee Family In Delhi, Hoping For Citizenship, Names Baby "Nagrikta"
- Thursday December 12, 2019
- India News | Edited by Stela Dey
For seven years, a Hindu refugee family from Pakistan has waited to get Indian citizenship. After Home Minister Amit Shah introduced the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in parliament, the family's long wait seemed to be over. Optimistic that they will soon be getting citizenship, the family from Delhi named their newborn daughter "Nagrikta" which tran...
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