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S Jaishankar Urged To Discuss Baby Ariha Shah Case With German Chancellor
John Brittas, CPI(M) MP from Kerala, has written a letter to S Jaishankar, urging urgent high-level diplomatic intervention during the forthcoming visit of the German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, to secure the repatriation of Baby Ariha Shah.
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India Urges Germany To Ensure Early Return Of Baby Ariha Shah
India on Wednesday called upon Germany to ensure the early return of Indian baby girl Ariha Shah, who has been living in a foster care in Berlin for nearly 4 years.
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"In Environment That's Not Hers": Government On Indian Child In Germany
The case of Ariha Shah, a three-year-old Indian girl who has been in foster care in Germany, was raised during a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and visiting German Chancellor Olaf Scholz here on Friday, the Foreign Secretary said.
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"Working Closely With India To Find Solution": German Diplomat On Baby Ariha Case
Germany is working closely with the Indian government to find a solution "acceptable to all sides" amid the demand for the return of baby Ariha Shah to India, a senior German diplomat said on Monday.
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"To Protect...": Indian Officials' Diwali Meet With Baby Ariha In Germany
Indian officials in Berlin celebrated Diwali last month with baby girl Ariha Shah, who has been living in a foster care in the German capital for over two years.
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"Rights As Indian Being Violated": Centre On Baby In German Foster Care
In a strong statement on 28-month-old Ariha Shah, who has been in foster care in Germany since 2021, the centre said today that her cultural rights and rights as an Indian are being violated.
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Indians In Germany Stage Protest To Reunite Baby Ariha With Parents
Members of the Indian diaspora in Germany staged a protest in Frankfurt in an appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to help reunite baby Ariha Shah, currently in German state services custody, with her Indian parents.
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German Court Denies Indian Baby's Custody To Parents: Reports
A court in Berlin's Pankow has denied the custody of 27-month-old Ariha Shah to her parents and handed her over to Germany's Youth Welfare Office (Jugendamt). Ariha has been in the custody of the Jugendamt since September 2021.
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"Centre Has Given Lot Of Hope": Mother of Indian Baby In German Foster Care
"The MEA has released a very strong statement, asking German authorities to send Ariha (Shah) back to India at the earliest. This has given us a lot of hope that Ariha will soon return to her country," Dhara Shah told PTI.
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Indian Baby's Stay In German Foster Care Infringement Of Rights: Centre
The Ministry of External Affairs today urged German authorities to send back Ariha Shah, a 27-month-old Indian girl who has been in the custody of Germany's Youth Welfare Office (Jugendamt) since September 2021.
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"Matter Of Concern": S Jaishankar On Indian Baby In Foster Care In Germany
India has concerns that she should be in her linguistic, religious, cultural, and social environment and it is her right, EAM Jaishankar said on Monday regarding the Indian baby who is in German custody.
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S Jaishankar Urged To Discuss Baby Ariha Shah Case With German Chancellor
John Brittas, CPI(M) MP from Kerala, has written a letter to S Jaishankar, urging urgent high-level diplomatic intervention during the forthcoming visit of the German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, to secure the repatriation of Baby Ariha Shah.
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India Urges Germany To Ensure Early Return Of Baby Ariha Shah
India on Wednesday called upon Germany to ensure the early return of Indian baby girl Ariha Shah, who has been living in a foster care in Berlin for nearly 4 years.
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"In Environment That's Not Hers": Government On Indian Child In Germany
The case of Ariha Shah, a three-year-old Indian girl who has been in foster care in Germany, was raised during a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and visiting German Chancellor Olaf Scholz here on Friday, the Foreign Secretary said.
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"Working Closely With India To Find Solution": German Diplomat On Baby Ariha Case
Germany is working closely with the Indian government to find a solution "acceptable to all sides" amid the demand for the return of baby Ariha Shah to India, a senior German diplomat said on Monday.
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"To Protect...": Indian Officials' Diwali Meet With Baby Ariha In Germany
Indian officials in Berlin celebrated Diwali last month with baby girl Ariha Shah, who has been living in a foster care in the German capital for over two years.
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"Rights As Indian Being Violated": Centre On Baby In German Foster Care
In a strong statement on 28-month-old Ariha Shah, who has been in foster care in Germany since 2021, the centre said today that her cultural rights and rights as an Indian are being violated.
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Indians In Germany Stage Protest To Reunite Baby Ariha With Parents
Members of the Indian diaspora in Germany staged a protest in Frankfurt in an appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to help reunite baby Ariha Shah, currently in German state services custody, with her Indian parents.
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German Court Denies Indian Baby's Custody To Parents: Reports
A court in Berlin's Pankow has denied the custody of 27-month-old Ariha Shah to her parents and handed her over to Germany's Youth Welfare Office (Jugendamt). Ariha has been in the custody of the Jugendamt since September 2021.
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"Centre Has Given Lot Of Hope": Mother of Indian Baby In German Foster Care
"The MEA has released a very strong statement, asking German authorities to send Ariha (Shah) back to India at the earliest. This has given us a lot of hope that Ariha will soon return to her country," Dhara Shah told PTI.
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Indian Baby's Stay In German Foster Care Infringement Of Rights: Centre
The Ministry of External Affairs today urged German authorities to send back Ariha Shah, a 27-month-old Indian girl who has been in the custody of Germany's Youth Welfare Office (Jugendamt) since September 2021.
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"Matter Of Concern": S Jaishankar On Indian Baby In Foster Care In Germany
India has concerns that she should be in her linguistic, religious, cultural, and social environment and it is her right, EAM Jaishankar said on Monday regarding the Indian baby who is in German custody.
