Operation Ajay

A Nagpur resident has sought help from Indian authorities to ensure his wife, who holds an Israeli passport, and their three-and-half-year-old son can be brought back from the Jewish nation amid the war there.

The Indian embassy in Israel is carrying out extensive outreach activity for the Indian community amid the raging war with the terrorist group Hamas. Rahul, a resident of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh was among the stranded Indians.

Expressing gratitude to his Indian counterpart, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar for the evacuation of Nepal citizens from Israel, Nepal Foreign Minister NP Saud has said the help is appreciated.

The fifth flight carrying 286 Indian nationals including 18 citizens of Nepal arrived in New Delhi late on Tuesday night.

A special flight carrying Indian nationals and 18 Nepalese citizens wanting to leave Israel amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict left for India on Tuesday as part of 'Operation Ajay'.

Following the Hamas attack, the Indian embassy issued an advisory and requested the Indian citizens living in Israel to be cautious and to register their names in the Indian embassy.

A special flight carrying 274 Indian nationals wanting to leave Israel amidst the Israel-Hamas war left for home on Saturday, the second in a day and fourth since the launch of 'Operation Ajay'.

The third flight carrying 197 Indian nationals from Israel under 'Operation Ajay' arrived in the national capital here on Sunday. Union Minister Kaushal Kishore received the Indian nationals evacuated from Israel at the Delhi airport.

The third batch of 197 Indians wanting to leave Israel amid the Israel-Hamas war is on their way home on a special flight.

235 Indians, including two infants, were brought home safely from Israel today under the banner of 'Operation Ajay', a day after 212 others were flown out amid the country's ongoing war with the Palestinian group Hamas.

The second batch of 235 Indian nationals, including two infants, wishing to leave Israel were safely evacuated on Friday, a day after 212 Indians were flown out amid the country's raging conflict with the Palestinian militant group Hamas.

Traumatised by what they had experienced in the last few days, the first batch of over 200 Indians were glad to be home from Israel on Friday with the sound of air raid sirens, rocket fire and screams still ringing loud in their ears.

All Indians wishing to leave Israel - amid the war with the Hamas - will be brought back, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar told NDTV this morning, after a chartered flight carrying over 200 students landed in Delhi.

In the clip, shared by news agency ANI, passengers, aboard the first flight from Israel, are seen chanting “Vande Mataram” and “Bharat Mata Ki Jai”. The clip was recorded by one of the people in the fight.

On landing in New Delhi after a six-hour flight, Indian students back from Israel said they cannot even describe what they went through over the past few days and that they are relieved to be home.

A Nagpur resident has sought help from Indian authorities to ensure his wife, who holds an Israeli passport, and their three-and-half-year-old son can be brought back from the Jewish nation amid the war there.

The Indian embassy in Israel is carrying out extensive outreach activity for the Indian community amid the raging war with the terrorist group Hamas. Rahul, a resident of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh was among the stranded Indians.

Expressing gratitude to his Indian counterpart, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar for the evacuation of Nepal citizens from Israel, Nepal Foreign Minister NP Saud has said the help is appreciated.

The fifth flight carrying 286 Indian nationals including 18 citizens of Nepal arrived in New Delhi late on Tuesday night.

A special flight carrying Indian nationals and 18 Nepalese citizens wanting to leave Israel amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict left for India on Tuesday as part of 'Operation Ajay'.

Following the Hamas attack, the Indian embassy issued an advisory and requested the Indian citizens living in Israel to be cautious and to register their names in the Indian embassy.

A special flight carrying 274 Indian nationals wanting to leave Israel amidst the Israel-Hamas war left for home on Saturday, the second in a day and fourth since the launch of 'Operation Ajay'.

The third flight carrying 197 Indian nationals from Israel under 'Operation Ajay' arrived in the national capital here on Sunday. Union Minister Kaushal Kishore received the Indian nationals evacuated from Israel at the Delhi airport.

The third batch of 197 Indians wanting to leave Israel amid the Israel-Hamas war is on their way home on a special flight.

235 Indians, including two infants, were brought home safely from Israel today under the banner of 'Operation Ajay', a day after 212 others were flown out amid the country's ongoing war with the Palestinian group Hamas.

The second batch of 235 Indian nationals, including two infants, wishing to leave Israel were safely evacuated on Friday, a day after 212 Indians were flown out amid the country's raging conflict with the Palestinian militant group Hamas.

Traumatised by what they had experienced in the last few days, the first batch of over 200 Indians were glad to be home from Israel on Friday with the sound of air raid sirens, rocket fire and screams still ringing loud in their ears.

All Indians wishing to leave Israel - amid the war with the Hamas - will be brought back, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar told NDTV this morning, after a chartered flight carrying over 200 students landed in Delhi.

In the clip, shared by news agency ANI, passengers, aboard the first flight from Israel, are seen chanting “Vande Mataram” and “Bharat Mata Ki Jai”. The clip was recorded by one of the people in the fight.

On landing in New Delhi after a six-hour flight, Indian students back from Israel said they cannot even describe what they went through over the past few days and that they are relieved to be home.