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For 1st Time Since 1929, More Americans Left US Than New Residents Moved In
For the first time since the Great Depression, more Americans left the country than new residents moved in last year. The US, long known as the land of immigration, is seeing the opposite in its 250th year.
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Ireland's Youth Struggle With Economic Uncertainty, Mental Health, And Housing Concerns
Nearly one-third (31.5%) of women in this group had been diagnosed with either depression or anxiety at some point in their lives.
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"Unacceptable": Arab League Chief Rejects Displacement Of Palestinians
Arab League secretary-general Ahmed Aboul Gheit said the movement of Palestinians is "unacceptable for the Arab world, which has fought this idea for 100 years."
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After Trump's Win, Americans Research "Move To" Canada, New Zealand, Australia
Many Americans are worried that Trump's presidency could drive a bigger wedge between Democrats and Republicans on issues such as race, gender, what and how children are taught, and reproductive rights.
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Ex-Officer, Travel Agent Took Rs 2-Crore Bribe. Jailed For 3 Years, Fined
A former official posted in Chennai and a travel agent have been convicted under the anti-money laundering law for allegedly accepting bribes to issue emigration clearance to travellers, the Enforcement Directorate said today.
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Rise In Emigration Queries By South African Indian Amid Violence
Emigration consultants in South Africa have reported a huge surge in enquiries from South African Indians following the recent violence and looting that wrecked KwaZulu-Natal province in July.
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"India Critical Source Of Trusted Talent For Global Economy": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar on Monday said that India is an essential source of ''trusted talent'' for the global economy, and human resources are at the core of India's engagement with the world.
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Parliamentary Panel Asks Centre To Urgently Finalise Draft Emigration Bill
A parliamentary panel has urged the government to establish a concrete channel for redressal of grievances of migrant Indian workers and finalise a draft emigration bill for presenting before Parliament.
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As India Becomes Richer, More Indians Leave Country, Says Study
As India has become wealthier, more of its citizens are leaving its shores. An estimated 17 million Indians were living abroad in 2017, making India the largest source country for international migrants globally, up from seven million in 1990 and a 143 per cent increase, according to an IndiaSpend analysis of data from the United Nations Department...
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A Trump Supporter, And His Cab, Play Unexpected Role In Escape To Canada
Since Trump was elected, Seymour has had a front seat view of the other side of the immigration debate, ferrying some of the roughly 2,000 people who have crossed illegally into Canada this year.
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Miami's Cubans Celebrate Fidel Castro's Death, Hopeful For Fresh Start
Cuban-Americans poured into the streets of Miami's Little Havana on Saturday to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, while leaders of Florida's Cuban emigre community portrayed his passing as a hopeful sign for reform in their homeland.
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500 Passports Obtained Using Fake Papers Impounded In Tamil Nadu
Passport officials in Tamil Nadu have 'impounded' 500 passports which were obtained using fake documents from the passport seva kendras n Madurai and in Tirunelveli.
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We Must Do More To Stop Young From Emigrating: Poland
Central European nations need to do more to stop their young people from emigrating in search of better jobs, Poland's leader said Friday as he opened a two-day summit of the region's presidents.
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'Foreign Dreams': Rural Punjab Way Ahead of Urban Population
81 per cent of people migrating from Punjab to foreign countries come from the state's villages, a new study has revealed. Contrary to popular perception, about 45 per cent of people are headed to Gulf countries, while Canada remains the second most favoured destination.
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More Young French Saying 'Au Revoir' to Their Homeland
Jessica caught the travel bug and never came back, Frederic wanted a bigger market for his start-up and Nicolas was just tired of the vexing daily grind in France that was eating away at his joie de vivre.
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For 1st Time Since 1929, More Americans Left US Than New Residents Moved In
For the first time since the Great Depression, more Americans left the country than new residents moved in last year. The US, long known as the land of immigration, is seeing the opposite in its 250th year.
-
Ireland's Youth Struggle With Economic Uncertainty, Mental Health, And Housing Concerns
Nearly one-third (31.5%) of women in this group had been diagnosed with either depression or anxiety at some point in their lives.
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"Unacceptable": Arab League Chief Rejects Displacement Of Palestinians
Arab League secretary-general Ahmed Aboul Gheit said the movement of Palestinians is "unacceptable for the Arab world, which has fought this idea for 100 years."
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After Trump's Win, Americans Research "Move To" Canada, New Zealand, Australia
Many Americans are worried that Trump's presidency could drive a bigger wedge between Democrats and Republicans on issues such as race, gender, what and how children are taught, and reproductive rights.
-
Ex-Officer, Travel Agent Took Rs 2-Crore Bribe. Jailed For 3 Years, Fined
A former official posted in Chennai and a travel agent have been convicted under the anti-money laundering law for allegedly accepting bribes to issue emigration clearance to travellers, the Enforcement Directorate said today.
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Rise In Emigration Queries By South African Indian Amid Violence
Emigration consultants in South Africa have reported a huge surge in enquiries from South African Indians following the recent violence and looting that wrecked KwaZulu-Natal province in July.
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"India Critical Source Of Trusted Talent For Global Economy": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar on Monday said that India is an essential source of ''trusted talent'' for the global economy, and human resources are at the core of India's engagement with the world.
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Parliamentary Panel Asks Centre To Urgently Finalise Draft Emigration Bill
A parliamentary panel has urged the government to establish a concrete channel for redressal of grievances of migrant Indian workers and finalise a draft emigration bill for presenting before Parliament.
-
As India Becomes Richer, More Indians Leave Country, Says Study
As India has become wealthier, more of its citizens are leaving its shores. An estimated 17 million Indians were living abroad in 2017, making India the largest source country for international migrants globally, up from seven million in 1990 and a 143 per cent increase, according to an IndiaSpend analysis of data from the United Nations Department...
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A Trump Supporter, And His Cab, Play Unexpected Role In Escape To Canada
Since Trump was elected, Seymour has had a front seat view of the other side of the immigration debate, ferrying some of the roughly 2,000 people who have crossed illegally into Canada this year.
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Miami's Cubans Celebrate Fidel Castro's Death, Hopeful For Fresh Start
Cuban-Americans poured into the streets of Miami's Little Havana on Saturday to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, while leaders of Florida's Cuban emigre community portrayed his passing as a hopeful sign for reform in their homeland.
-
500 Passports Obtained Using Fake Papers Impounded In Tamil Nadu
Passport officials in Tamil Nadu have 'impounded' 500 passports which were obtained using fake documents from the passport seva kendras n Madurai and in Tirunelveli.
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We Must Do More To Stop Young From Emigrating: Poland
Central European nations need to do more to stop their young people from emigrating in search of better jobs, Poland's leader said Friday as he opened a two-day summit of the region's presidents.
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'Foreign Dreams': Rural Punjab Way Ahead of Urban Population
81 per cent of people migrating from Punjab to foreign countries come from the state's villages, a new study has revealed. Contrary to popular perception, about 45 per cent of people are headed to Gulf countries, while Canada remains the second most favoured destination.
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More Young French Saying 'Au Revoir' to Their Homeland
Jessica caught the travel bug and never came back, Frederic wanted a bigger market for his start-up and Nicolas was just tired of the vexing daily grind in France that was eating away at his joie de vivre.
