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Discussion On Migration As UK Home Secretary, Indian Envoy Meet In London
Cooperation on migration and security issues was on the agenda at a meeting between UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman and Indian High Commissioner Vikram Doraiswami in London.
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On UK Minister's 'Indian Migrants Overstayers' Remark, India's Response
Ms Braverman, the Indian-origin minister who took charge at the Home Office last month, said she had "concerns" over the FTA with India, fearing what she termed as an "open borders" migration policy.
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UK Home Secretary Doubts Trade Pact With India Over 'Open Borders'
Britain's Indian-origin Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, has cast doubts over a proposed free trade agreement (FTA) with India over the issue of migration and branded Indians as the "largest group of people who overstay" their visas in the UK.
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India-UK Migration Pact Overcomes Past Barriers: UK's Priti Patel
A new Migration and Mobility Partnership (MMP) signed between India and the UK recently is an "unprecedented" reciprocal agreement that will overcome the barriers around mobility and migration of the past, British Home Secretary Priti Patel has said.
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India-UK Extradition Relationship Has "Improved": Minister Priti Patel
A new India-UK Migration and Mobility Partnership will cover the immigration issues, including streamlining extradition processes as well as a new "bespoke" offer for greater mobility of young students and professionals, UK Home Secretary said.
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India-UK Close To Signing Migration And Mobility Partnership: Report
India and the UK are close to signing a "migration and mobility partnership", which could see thousands more Indian students enrol at UK universities in exchange for illegal Indian migrants being sent back, according to a UK media report on Monday.
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Visa problems putting off Indians to invest in UK: Hindujas
Prominent NRI industrialists Hinduja brothers have cautioned Prime Minister David Cameron that Indian entrepreneurs were migrating to more investor-friendly destinations such as Dubai and Geneva.
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Discussion On Migration As UK Home Secretary, Indian Envoy Meet In London
Cooperation on migration and security issues was on the agenda at a meeting between UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman and Indian High Commissioner Vikram Doraiswami in London.
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On UK Minister's 'Indian Migrants Overstayers' Remark, India's Response
Ms Braverman, the Indian-origin minister who took charge at the Home Office last month, said she had "concerns" over the FTA with India, fearing what she termed as an "open borders" migration policy.
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UK Home Secretary Doubts Trade Pact With India Over 'Open Borders'
Britain's Indian-origin Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, has cast doubts over a proposed free trade agreement (FTA) with India over the issue of migration and branded Indians as the "largest group of people who overstay" their visas in the UK.
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India-UK Migration Pact Overcomes Past Barriers: UK's Priti Patel
A new Migration and Mobility Partnership (MMP) signed between India and the UK recently is an "unprecedented" reciprocal agreement that will overcome the barriers around mobility and migration of the past, British Home Secretary Priti Patel has said.
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India-UK Extradition Relationship Has "Improved": Minister Priti Patel
A new India-UK Migration and Mobility Partnership will cover the immigration issues, including streamlining extradition processes as well as a new "bespoke" offer for greater mobility of young students and professionals, UK Home Secretary said.
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India-UK Close To Signing Migration And Mobility Partnership: Report
India and the UK are close to signing a "migration and mobility partnership", which could see thousands more Indian students enrol at UK universities in exchange for illegal Indian migrants being sent back, according to a UK media report on Monday.
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Visa problems putting off Indians to invest in UK: Hindujas
Prominent NRI industrialists Hinduja brothers have cautioned Prime Minister David Cameron that Indian entrepreneurs were migrating to more investor-friendly destinations such as Dubai and Geneva.
