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Drones Tested for Detecting Radio-Tagged Wildlife in Australia
The system has been tested by tracking bettongs at the Mulligan's Flat woodland sanctuary in Canberra.
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US promises 'good judgement' in handling students
After a strong protest lodged by India over the radio-tagging of Indian students US immigration authorities have promised "good judgement and common sense" while handling the case.The assurance was given by John Morton, Director of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to the Indian Ambassador, Meera Shankar.Hundreds of Indians were enro...
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2 radio-tagged Indian students sent to detention centre in US
Two Indian students duped by a "sham" American university and forced to wear radio tags were today sent to a detention centre in the US after they complained about the movement monitoring device tied to their legs. The two students of the now-shut California-based Tri Valley University, whose identity is not known immediately, would be released on...
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Radio-tagging 'sham' university students excessive: India to US
After video footage surfaced from Tri-Valley university campus suggesting Indian students were being radio-tagged as part of electronic surveillance by US immigration authorities, the Ministry of External Affairs has summoned the US deputy chief of mission.
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Drones Tested for Detecting Radio-Tagged Wildlife in Australia
The system has been tested by tracking bettongs at the Mulligan's Flat woodland sanctuary in Canberra.
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US promises 'good judgement' in handling students
After a strong protest lodged by India over the radio-tagging of Indian students US immigration authorities have promised "good judgement and common sense" while handling the case.The assurance was given by John Morton, Director of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to the Indian Ambassador, Meera Shankar.Hundreds of Indians were enro...
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2 radio-tagged Indian students sent to detention centre in US
Two Indian students duped by a "sham" American university and forced to wear radio tags were today sent to a detention centre in the US after they complained about the movement monitoring device tied to their legs. The two students of the now-shut California-based Tri Valley University, whose identity is not known immediately, would be released on...
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Radio-tagging 'sham' university students excessive: India to US
After video footage surfaced from Tri-Valley university campus suggesting Indian students were being radio-tagged as part of electronic surveillance by US immigration authorities, the Ministry of External Affairs has summoned the US deputy chief of mission.
