Norway Child Protective Services

The Indian government has intervened to help an NRI couple who are fighting for the custody of their children in Norway. These are five big facts about the story:

An NRI couple in Oslo fighting to win back custody of their children -currently in foster care - could receive some good news soon. Sources say that after the Indian government's intervention, Norway is likely to grant custody of the children to their grandparents, who live in Kolkata.

As an Indian couple battles in Norway for the custody of their two children - taken away and sent to foster care by the Child Protective Services - External Affairs Minister SM Krishna is expected to speak to his counterpart in Norway today.

As an Indian couple battles in Norway for the custody of their two children - taken away and sent to foster care by the Child Protective Services - External Affairs Minister SM Krishna today called the Indian ambassador in Norway and urged him to speak to the Norwegian Foreign envoy demanding the kids be sent back to their parents. Mr Krishna has a...

As an Indian couple battles in Norway for the custody of their two children - taken away and sent to foster care by the Child Protective Services - the grandparents of the children, accompanied by CPM leader Brinda Karat, met President Pratibha Patil on Saturday.

As an Indian couple battles in Norway for the custody of their two children - taken away and sent to foster care by the Child Protective Services - the grandparents of the children, accompanied by CPM leader Brinda Karat, met President Pratibha Patil today. "This is a kind of kidnapping. They are refusing to co-operate with the Indian government....

Anurup and Sagarika Bhattacharya - an Indian couple from Kolkata are living a nightmare in Norway. Their children - a three-year-old son and one-year-old daughter - were taken away from them by Norway's child protective services and placed in foster care eight months ago.

A Kolkata couple, living in Norway, has appealed for help to the Indian government and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after their two children were taken away by the child welfare department. Norway's government-run Child Protective Services took away Sagarika and Anurup Bhattacharya's two children on May 11 this year, saying they were ...

The Indian government has intervened to help an NRI couple who are fighting for the custody of their children in Norway. These are five big facts about the story:

An NRI couple in Oslo fighting to win back custody of their children -currently in foster care - could receive some good news soon. Sources say that after the Indian government's intervention, Norway is likely to grant custody of the children to their grandparents, who live in Kolkata.

As an Indian couple battles in Norway for the custody of their two children - taken away and sent to foster care by the Child Protective Services - External Affairs Minister SM Krishna is expected to speak to his counterpart in Norway today.

As an Indian couple battles in Norway for the custody of their two children - taken away and sent to foster care by the Child Protective Services - External Affairs Minister SM Krishna today called the Indian ambassador in Norway and urged him to speak to the Norwegian Foreign envoy demanding the kids be sent back to their parents. Mr Krishna has a...

As an Indian couple battles in Norway for the custody of their two children - taken away and sent to foster care by the Child Protective Services - the grandparents of the children, accompanied by CPM leader Brinda Karat, met President Pratibha Patil on Saturday.

As an Indian couple battles in Norway for the custody of their two children - taken away and sent to foster care by the Child Protective Services - the grandparents of the children, accompanied by CPM leader Brinda Karat, met President Pratibha Patil today. "This is a kind of kidnapping. They are refusing to co-operate with the Indian government....

Anurup and Sagarika Bhattacharya - an Indian couple from Kolkata are living a nightmare in Norway. Their children - a three-year-old son and one-year-old daughter - were taken away from them by Norway's child protective services and placed in foster care eight months ago.

A Kolkata couple, living in Norway, has appealed for help to the Indian government and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after their two children were taken away by the child welfare department. Norway's government-run Child Protective Services took away Sagarika and Anurup Bhattacharya's two children on May 11 this year, saying they were ...