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Australia witnesses record migration and population boost, Indians lead the influx

March 2020 witnessed a migration peak with 618 arrivals, contrasting sharply with the lowest point in March 2021, recording only

This United Nations’ Conference of the Parties on climate is crucial for global leaders to assess progress under the Paris

Gurpatwant Pannun, a known figure in the pro-Khalistan movement, has long been associated with advocating for a separate Sikh state

US says ‘not drawing red lines’ for Israel Jerusalem: Hamas said on Saturday its militants in Gaza were ready to

21 US forces have suffered minor injuries Washington: The US military carried out strikes against two facilities in eastern Syria

Since only a limited number of Green Cards can be issued every year, there is a backlog of over 1.8

MEA says deeply shocked, will explore legal options, take up verdict with Qatari authorities. One of the convicted men, Cdr

Glenn Maxwell’s 40-ball effort is the fastest World Cup century. It is the fastest by an Australian in ODIs. He

A strike in the Nusseirat refugee camp on Wednesday, Oct 24, killed several family members of one of Al Jazeera

Issuing Employment Authorisation Cards during the early stages of green card processing would help a large number of Indian-Americans, their