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NRIs Can Now Apply For Aadhaar On Arrival Without 182-Day Wait
Non-resident Indians (NRIs) with valid Indian passport can apply for Aadhaar on arrival, without the 182-day waiting period, with the government issuing a notification in this regard.
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Budget 2019 Updates: "Budget Presented With 10 Year Vision In Mind," Says Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, presenting the Union Budget, said that non-resident Indians (NRIs) may get Aadhaar cards on arrival, without the mandatory waiting period. The government is contemplating enhancing foreign direct investment (FDI) in media and aviation sectors, Ms Sitharaman said today while presenting her first budget. Ms Sitha...
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4 Judges' Scathing Remarks On Government's Arguments On Right To Privacy
Citizens have a constitutional right to privacy, nine top judges of the Supreme Court ruled unanimously in a landmark verdict today, also making some scathing observations on the government's arguments in the case. The nine judges were unanimous in their verdict, but have given different reasons for arriving at it.
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NRIs Can Now Apply For Aadhaar On Arrival Without 182-Day Wait
Non-resident Indians (NRIs) with valid Indian passport can apply for Aadhaar on arrival, without the 182-day waiting period, with the government issuing a notification in this regard.
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Budget 2019 Updates: "Budget Presented With 10 Year Vision In Mind," Says Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, presenting the Union Budget, said that non-resident Indians (NRIs) may get Aadhaar cards on arrival, without the mandatory waiting period. The government is contemplating enhancing foreign direct investment (FDI) in media and aviation sectors, Ms Sitharaman said today while presenting her first budget. Ms Sitha...
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4 Judges' Scathing Remarks On Government's Arguments On Right To Privacy
Citizens have a constitutional right to privacy, nine top judges of the Supreme Court ruled unanimously in a landmark verdict today, also making some scathing observations on the government's arguments in the case. The nine judges were unanimous in their verdict, but have given different reasons for arriving at it.
