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"Dehumanising": Students Caught In Harvard Crisis Speak To Foreign Media
There are 6,800 international students in Harvard that make up about 27% of Harvards enrollments this year. About one-third of its foreign students are Chinese and 700 are Indian.
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Aly Goni Stranded Abroad Amid Indo-Pak Conflict: "My Whole Family In Jammu Faced The Terror Of Drones And Unrest Last Night"
Aly Goni, whose family lives in Jammu, expressed his gratitude to the Indian Air Force and Indian Army
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"We Are There For You": Revanth Reddy Assures Students Living Abroad
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Wednesday expressed his distress over the recent attacks on Indian students in the US and urged the External Affairs Minister to address the issue.
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Indian Mission In Atlanta Condemns "Tragic Death" Of Indian Student
In a shocking and deeply distressing incident, the Consulate General of India in Atlanta expressed profound anguish over the "brutal attack" that resulted in the death of Indian national and student Vivek Saini in the United States.
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"Husband Has Abandoned Me": Indian Woman SOS To Embassy In US
A newly married Indian woman who arrived in the United States in March has been running from pillar to post for the past several weeks to get justice, alleging torture by her husband.
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Home Ministry Issues New SOPs For Stranded Indians Who Wish To Return
The government on Sunday issued a Standard Operating Protocol (SOP) for the return of Indians stranded abroad due to the coronavirus lockdown, saying it will be a paid service and preference will be given to those in distress - those who have lost their jobs or are pregnant.
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UK Universities Reach Out To Indian Students For COVID-19 Support
UK universities have urged distressed Indian students, whether still in Britain or in India, to get in touch with their varsity support services if they need help or guidance during the coronavirus related lockdown.
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Sushma Swaraj, Responsive And Compassionate, Was A Favourite On Twitter
Former External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, one of the most admired political leaders across party lines, died on Tuesday. She was 67. Among the most active Indian leaders on social media, she had a huge following on Twitter and leaves behind a legacy of an easily-accessible minister who helped Indians abroad in distress with her quick response...
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Sushma Swaraj Helps Parents Of Ailing Indian Abroad Get Visas
Reaching out to yet another distressed national abroad, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has come to the aid of an Indian hospitalised in France with blood infection, and helped his parents get visas to visit him.
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'Even At 2 am, Sushma Swaraj Helps Indians Tweeting,' Praises PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today heaped praise on External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, saying she and her ministry have set an example of effectively using social media to deliver good governance and help Indians in distress in any corner of the world.
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"Dehumanising": Students Caught In Harvard Crisis Speak To Foreign Media
There are 6,800 international students in Harvard that make up about 27% of Harvards enrollments this year. About one-third of its foreign students are Chinese and 700 are Indian.
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Aly Goni Stranded Abroad Amid Indo-Pak Conflict: "My Whole Family In Jammu Faced The Terror Of Drones And Unrest Last Night"
Aly Goni, whose family lives in Jammu, expressed his gratitude to the Indian Air Force and Indian Army
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"We Are There For You": Revanth Reddy Assures Students Living Abroad
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Wednesday expressed his distress over the recent attacks on Indian students in the US and urged the External Affairs Minister to address the issue.
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Indian Mission In Atlanta Condemns "Tragic Death" Of Indian Student
In a shocking and deeply distressing incident, the Consulate General of India in Atlanta expressed profound anguish over the "brutal attack" that resulted in the death of Indian national and student Vivek Saini in the United States.
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"Husband Has Abandoned Me": Indian Woman SOS To Embassy In US
A newly married Indian woman who arrived in the United States in March has been running from pillar to post for the past several weeks to get justice, alleging torture by her husband.
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Home Ministry Issues New SOPs For Stranded Indians Who Wish To Return
The government on Sunday issued a Standard Operating Protocol (SOP) for the return of Indians stranded abroad due to the coronavirus lockdown, saying it will be a paid service and preference will be given to those in distress - those who have lost their jobs or are pregnant.
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UK Universities Reach Out To Indian Students For COVID-19 Support
UK universities have urged distressed Indian students, whether still in Britain or in India, to get in touch with their varsity support services if they need help or guidance during the coronavirus related lockdown.
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Sushma Swaraj, Responsive And Compassionate, Was A Favourite On Twitter
Former External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, one of the most admired political leaders across party lines, died on Tuesday. She was 67. Among the most active Indian leaders on social media, she had a huge following on Twitter and leaves behind a legacy of an easily-accessible minister who helped Indians abroad in distress with her quick response...
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Sushma Swaraj Helps Parents Of Ailing Indian Abroad Get Visas
Reaching out to yet another distressed national abroad, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has come to the aid of an Indian hospitalised in France with blood infection, and helped his parents get visas to visit him.
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'Even At 2 am, Sushma Swaraj Helps Indians Tweeting,' Praises PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today heaped praise on External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, saying she and her ministry have set an example of effectively using social media to deliver good governance and help Indians in distress in any corner of the world.
