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Georgia deports hundreds of Indians in stricter immigration push

Government officials have explained that these deportations are part of a broader national strategy to tighten control over immigration The

The case, which dates back to Pal’s dismissal in 2019, will now return to a freshly constituted tribunal Compensation will

Punjab Additional Director-General of Police (NRI) assured the court that an SOP would be drafted, and police officers trained accordingly

Last night in Coventry Indian man Gureet Jeetesh was confronted and arrested for grooming multiple underage girls online and arranging

Legal observers have termed the judgment a significant reminder of the judiciary’s role in safeguarding civil liberties, particularly in cases

Jail term and deportation to continue Sahni, a property businessman with operations in the UAE and abroad, is also known

Together, the cases underscore a clear message from Indian institutions: overseas residence does not dilute legal obligations or accountability

Officials see this renewed effort as part of a broader strategy to leverage bilateral agreements and diplomatic channels to ensure

As cases continue to surface, the issue highlights the urgent need for stronger safeguards to ensure that marriage to an

The MEA’s statement seeks to reassure the public that the government is neither indifferent nor complacent in such matters By