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Indians form largest non-EU migrant group entering and leaving the UK, says ONS

Indians continue to be among the most mobile groups in the UK, navigating both tightened regulations and robust academic and

Who was Vijay Sheoran? Indian student stabbed in Worcester, UK

The investigation remains ongoing, and police have reiterated their commitment to uncovering the truth behind the incident The Sheoran family

More Indian brides seeking NRI grooms as global matchmaking surges ahead of Jain meet

With diverse participation and rising global registrations, the upcoming Bhopal conference demonstrates how matrimonial practices are evolving in an increasingly

4.28-crore fraud: NRI couple in Canada allegedly cheated by Jalandhar relatives

The case highlights a troubling pattern involving NRIs who, due to limited physical presence in India, often rely heavily on

Telugu NRI Quits US Job to Contest Sarpanch Election in Telangana

In a remarkable show of grassroots commitment, a Telugu NRI working in the United States has resigned from his job

Why UAE-based NRIs are receiving foreign asset disclosure notices

The surge in notices underscores the importance of accurate classification and awareness of evolving cross-border reporting systems rather than any

Jalandhar woman gets life term for poisoning NRI friend and burying body in rented yard

The court held that Malti’s possession of key evidence, her role in concealing the body, and her failure to explain

How new voters, students, NRIs, and migrants can do SIR enrolment

By following the ECI’s guidelines and submitting accurate documents, every eligible citizen—whether living in India or abroad—can enroll during the

Why 140 EWS students securing costly NRI quota medical seats has raised red flags

The issue highlights an urgent need for better vetting of income certificates, stronger digital verification, and clarity in counselling rules.

Gujarat HC allows passport renewal for NRI facing case for wrong-side driving

The ruling underscores a broader principle: passport authorities must balance legal compliance with proportionality, especially in cases involving minor violations

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