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"Like New Birth Certificates For Us": Man Who Got Citizenship Under CAA
These are "new birth certificates". This is how Dayal Singh, a refugee from Pakistan, described the citizenship certificates issued to him, his son and his daughter.
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"Citizenship Law CAA Won't Be Implemented In Bihar": Nitish Kumar Party Leader
JD(U) leader Khalid Anwar on Sunday said the law, guaranteeing permanent residency to members of persecuted religious minorities in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, will not be implemented in Bihar.
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Opinion: NRC, But Not CAA - What West Bengal's Rajbongshi Community Wants
Many who have been demanding a separate statehood want the National Register of Citizens (NRC) to determine illegal immigrants and pave the way for their deportation.
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"Ram Rajya": Jodhpur Hindu Refugees Celebrate As Centre Notifies CAA Rules
In the settlements of Hindu migrants from Pakistan, the residents lit lamps and burst firecrackers on Monday night soon after CAA rules were notified.
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How To Apply For Citizenship Under New Law? Key Questions Answered
With the Centre issuing a notification for the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act, non-Muslims migrants from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan can now seek Indian citizenship
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Assam Opposition's Shutdown Call As Citizenship Law CAA Implemented
Protests erupted across Assam with the Opposition parties slamming the Centre's decision to implement the contentious Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 (CAA), paving the way for granting citizenship to non-Muslim migrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh an
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"PM Modi Has Delivered On Another Commitment": Amit Shah On CAA Rules
The Centre on Monday implemented the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, notifying the rules four years after the contentious law was passed by Parliament to fast-track citizenship for undocumented non-Muslim migrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afg
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Amended Citizenship Rules Likely To Be Enforced From Next Month: Sources
The contentious Citizenship Amendment Act, which will give citizenship to religious minorities from three neighbouring countries -- Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh -- who settled in India, is likely to be implemented from next month.
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Pak Native Helped In Spying On Indian Defence Officials On WhatsApp, Arrested: Cops
The Gujarat police's Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) on Friday arrested a man, a native of Pakistan who was granted Indian citizenship in 2005, for allegedly helping Pakistani authorities spy on Indian defence personnel by sending them a tracking malwar.
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108 Hindu Refugees From Pakistan Living In Ahmedabad Get Indian Citizenship
Over a hundred Hindu refugees from Pakistan, who have been living in Ahmedabad after arriving in India, were granted citizenship on Tuesday.
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Pak Woman Who Came To India Mentions Adnan Sami's Name In Mercy Petition To President
Mr Singh argued that Ms Haider should be allowed to reside at the house of her husband as the "motive of the Indian culture is live and let live and Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (The world is one family)."
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Pakistani Passport Ranked World's Fourth Weakest: Report
Pakistan has been ranked as having the fourth weakest passport in the world on an index compiled by a global citizenship and residence advisory company.
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Pakistan's Passport Is 4th Worst In The World: Report
Global citizenship and residence advisory company Henley & Partners has ranked Pakistan as a nation with the fourth worst passport in the world.
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31 District Magistrates Allowed To Give Citizenship To Non-Muslims: Centre
The central government has empowered 31 district magistrates in nine states to grant citizenship to people belonging to minority communities of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh under the Citizenship Act,
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In 9 States, District Magistrates Can Now Give Citizenship To Non-Muslims: Report
DMs of 31 districts and the Home Secretaries of 9 states now the power to grant Indian citizenship to the Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians coming to India from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan under the Citizenship Act, 1955
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"Like New Birth Certificates For Us": Man Who Got Citizenship Under CAA
These are "new birth certificates". This is how Dayal Singh, a refugee from Pakistan, described the citizenship certificates issued to him, his son and his daughter.
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"Citizenship Law CAA Won't Be Implemented In Bihar": Nitish Kumar Party Leader
JD(U) leader Khalid Anwar on Sunday said the law, guaranteeing permanent residency to members of persecuted religious minorities in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, will not be implemented in Bihar.
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Opinion: NRC, But Not CAA - What West Bengal's Rajbongshi Community Wants
Many who have been demanding a separate statehood want the National Register of Citizens (NRC) to determine illegal immigrants and pave the way for their deportation.
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"Ram Rajya": Jodhpur Hindu Refugees Celebrate As Centre Notifies CAA Rules
In the settlements of Hindu migrants from Pakistan, the residents lit lamps and burst firecrackers on Monday night soon after CAA rules were notified.
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How To Apply For Citizenship Under New Law? Key Questions Answered
With the Centre issuing a notification for the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act, non-Muslims migrants from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan can now seek Indian citizenship
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Assam Opposition's Shutdown Call As Citizenship Law CAA Implemented
Protests erupted across Assam with the Opposition parties slamming the Centre's decision to implement the contentious Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 (CAA), paving the way for granting citizenship to non-Muslim migrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh an
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"PM Modi Has Delivered On Another Commitment": Amit Shah On CAA Rules
The Centre on Monday implemented the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019, notifying the rules four years after the contentious law was passed by Parliament to fast-track citizenship for undocumented non-Muslim migrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afg
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Amended Citizenship Rules Likely To Be Enforced From Next Month: Sources
The contentious Citizenship Amendment Act, which will give citizenship to religious minorities from three neighbouring countries -- Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh -- who settled in India, is likely to be implemented from next month.
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Pak Native Helped In Spying On Indian Defence Officials On WhatsApp, Arrested: Cops
The Gujarat police's Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) on Friday arrested a man, a native of Pakistan who was granted Indian citizenship in 2005, for allegedly helping Pakistani authorities spy on Indian defence personnel by sending them a tracking malwar.
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108 Hindu Refugees From Pakistan Living In Ahmedabad Get Indian Citizenship
Over a hundred Hindu refugees from Pakistan, who have been living in Ahmedabad after arriving in India, were granted citizenship on Tuesday.
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Pak Woman Who Came To India Mentions Adnan Sami's Name In Mercy Petition To President
Mr Singh argued that Ms Haider should be allowed to reside at the house of her husband as the "motive of the Indian culture is live and let live and Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (The world is one family)."
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Pakistani Passport Ranked World's Fourth Weakest: Report
Pakistan has been ranked as having the fourth weakest passport in the world on an index compiled by a global citizenship and residence advisory company.
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Pakistan's Passport Is 4th Worst In The World: Report
Global citizenship and residence advisory company Henley & Partners has ranked Pakistan as a nation with the fourth worst passport in the world.
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31 District Magistrates Allowed To Give Citizenship To Non-Muslims: Centre
The central government has empowered 31 district magistrates in nine states to grant citizenship to people belonging to minority communities of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh under the Citizenship Act,
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In 9 States, District Magistrates Can Now Give Citizenship To Non-Muslims: Report
DMs of 31 districts and the Home Secretaries of 9 states now the power to grant Indian citizenship to the Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians coming to India from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan under the Citizenship Act, 1955
