Indian Students In Sumy

"This is like a new life," said medical student Dhruv Pandita as he recounted the horror he went through in the war-torn Ukrainian city of Sumy before he and his fellow students were evacuated and brought back to India on Friday.

The last group of 600 Indian students, who were evacuated from Sumy, arrived in India today on special flights under Operation Ganga.

A video of students stranded in the war-hit Ukrainian city of Sumy holding Indian flags and threatening to take up a journey to the Russian border on foot created an uproar in national and international media, which in turn, prompted the Indian authorities to fast-track their evacuation process.

Students of Sumy State University in Ukraine showed their gratitude towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making efforts for the safe evacuation of Indian Nationals from the war-torn country.

A video of students stranded in Ukraine's Sumy holding Indian flags and threatening to take up a journey to the Russian border on foot created an uproar in media, which in turn, prompted the Indian authorities to fast-track their evacuation process.

Indian students evacuated from Ukraine's Sumy were seen smiling after boarding a special train on Wednesday, in pictures tweeted by the embassy which are certain to bring relief to tense families back home.

After days of nerve-wracking negotiations, more than 650 Indian students stranded in the Ukrainian city of Sumy were moved out on Tuesday.

The evacuation of nearlyy 700 Indian students stranded in Ukraine's Sumy started today. Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri told reporters here that 694 Indian students, who were stranded in Sumy, have left for Poltava in buses.

Union minister Hardeep Singh Singh Puri today confirmed that the evacuation process for Indian students stranded in the war-torn Ukrainian city of Sumy has started and they are being been taken in buses to Poltava.

Raising concerns overthe worsening situation in Ukraine following the Russian invasion, India on Tuesday said that the ensuing humanitarian crisis deserves immediate and urgent attention.

The evacuation of around 700 Indian students stranded in battle-torn Ukraine's Sumy was put on hold again today as Ukraine vetoed the Russian idea of a humanitarian corridor from three of its cities to Russia and Belarus, calling it an "unethical".

Indian students, who have been stranded at a medical college hostel in Ukraine's Sumy and almost out of water and food, have been told to "be ready to leave on short notice" by the Indian Embassy.

Several Indian students stranded in Sumy who decided to walk to Russian border amid intense fighting are now "confused" whether to continue their journey after the Ministry of External Affairs urged them to avoid taking unnecessary risks.

Students from the Sumy State University have been constantly posting videos highlighting the dire situations they have been forced to brave. In a video from one of the hostels, students were seen collecting snow to melt for water.

Groups of Indian students at the Sumy State University had appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an emotional plea to save their lives. They claim bombs are being dropped close to their University campus.

"This is like a new life," said medical student Dhruv Pandita as he recounted the horror he went through in the war-torn Ukrainian city of Sumy before he and his fellow students were evacuated and brought back to India on Friday.

The last group of 600 Indian students, who were evacuated from Sumy, arrived in India today on special flights under Operation Ganga.

A video of students stranded in the war-hit Ukrainian city of Sumy holding Indian flags and threatening to take up a journey to the Russian border on foot created an uproar in national and international media, which in turn, prompted the Indian authorities to fast-track their evacuation process.

Students of Sumy State University in Ukraine showed their gratitude towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making efforts for the safe evacuation of Indian Nationals from the war-torn country.

A video of students stranded in Ukraine's Sumy holding Indian flags and threatening to take up a journey to the Russian border on foot created an uproar in media, which in turn, prompted the Indian authorities to fast-track their evacuation process.

Indian students evacuated from Ukraine's Sumy were seen smiling after boarding a special train on Wednesday, in pictures tweeted by the embassy which are certain to bring relief to tense families back home.

After days of nerve-wracking negotiations, more than 650 Indian students stranded in the Ukrainian city of Sumy were moved out on Tuesday.

The evacuation of nearlyy 700 Indian students stranded in Ukraine's Sumy started today. Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri told reporters here that 694 Indian students, who were stranded in Sumy, have left for Poltava in buses.

Union minister Hardeep Singh Singh Puri today confirmed that the evacuation process for Indian students stranded in the war-torn Ukrainian city of Sumy has started and they are being been taken in buses to Poltava.

Raising concerns overthe worsening situation in Ukraine following the Russian invasion, India on Tuesday said that the ensuing humanitarian crisis deserves immediate and urgent attention.

The evacuation of around 700 Indian students stranded in battle-torn Ukraine's Sumy was put on hold again today as Ukraine vetoed the Russian idea of a humanitarian corridor from three of its cities to Russia and Belarus, calling it an "unethical".

Indian students, who have been stranded at a medical college hostel in Ukraine's Sumy and almost out of water and food, have been told to "be ready to leave on short notice" by the Indian Embassy.

Several Indian students stranded in Sumy who decided to walk to Russian border amid intense fighting are now "confused" whether to continue their journey after the Ministry of External Affairs urged them to avoid taking unnecessary risks.

Students from the Sumy State University have been constantly posting videos highlighting the dire situations they have been forced to brave. In a video from one of the hostels, students were seen collecting snow to melt for water.

Groups of Indian students at the Sumy State University had appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an emotional plea to save their lives. They claim bombs are being dropped close to their University campus.