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"Rules To Improve System, Not To Harass People": PM Modi On IndiGo Crisis
PM Modi has emphasised the need to 'ensure rules and regulations framed by the government do not force hardship on Indian citizens', Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said Wednesday, sharing details of his comments on the IndiGo crisis.
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12 Labourers From UP Stranded In Kyrgyzstan, Families Allege They Are Being Tortured
The Pilibhit district administration has sent a detailed report to the Uttar Pradesh Home Department regarding the case of 12 labourers from the district, who are reportedly stranded and facing harassment in Kyrgyzstan, officials said on Friday.
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Arunachal Woman's Unity Post, Message For Trolls After Shanghai Harassment
The woman from Arunachal Pradesh who faced harassment in China has hit out at trolls after the Shanghai airport episode.
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"Arunachal Inalienable": India Slams China's Remarks After Woman's Detention
India on Tuesday issued one of its strongest recent statements against China after an Indian woman from Arunachal Pradesh was harassed, detained for over 18 hours, and denied normal transit procedures at Shanghai's Pudong International Airport.
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How China's Social Media Curbs Worsened Arunachal Woman's Airport Ordeal
Prema Wangjom Thongdok -- an Arunachal-born, Indian-origin UK resident-- has claimed that she was detained and harassed by Chinese officials at Shanghai airport for nearly 18 hours after they refused to acknowledge her Indian passport as "valid".
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'Told To Apply For Chinese Passport': Arunachal Woman On Airport Harassment
Prema Wangjom Thongdok has claimed she was detained in China during a transit at Shanghai Pudong Airport after immigration officials claimed her Indian passport was "invalid" because her listed birthplace, Arunachal Pradesh, was "not part of India".
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"Arunachal In China": Indian Woman's Post On Shanghai Airport Harassment
A woman from Arunachal Pradesh has accused the Chinese authorities of detaining and harassing her at Shanghai airport after refusing to recognise her Indian passport as valid during a transit halt.
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Indian Visiting Grandchild In Canada Harasses School Girls, To Be Deported
A 51-year-old Indian man, who was visiting Canada on a six-month visitor visa, was convicted of criminally harassing two teenage girls outside their school.
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"Don't Harass Indian Sikh Woman Who Married Muslim Near Lahore": Pakistan Court
A high court in Pakistan on Tuesday ordered the police to stop harassing an Indian Sikh woman, who converted to Islam and married a local Muslim man whom she had met on social media.
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Opinion | Indians Are Growing Sick Of Customs Harassment - But Who Cares?
You would think that the Wintrack experience would serve as an example to other customs officials and make them more careful and professional when dealing with citizens. In fact, the opposite is true.
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"Delhi Baba Asked Me Out For Dinner, Travel To Dubai": Woman In Complaint
Self-styled godman Chaitanyananda Saraswati has been charged with sexually harassing 17 students at his private management institute in Delhi.
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17 Women Accuse Delhi Baba Of Molestation, His Car Has Fake Embassy Plates
The director of a well-known ashram in Delhi's Vasant Kunj area has been accused of sexual harassment by over a dozen students, said police.
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'Cute, I Love You': Delhi Man's Interaction With Korean Women Sparks Outrage
An Indian man's brief interaction with two Korean tourists at Delhi's India Gate has gone viral on social media for all the wrong reasons.
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"American Mentality Must End": Indian Techie Before He Was Shot Dead By US Cops
The 30-year-old Indian techie, who was shot by the police in California earlier this month, was reportedly harassed and racially discriminated against by his former employer, colleagues and roommates to an extent that his "food was poisoned".
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Who Was Mohammed Nizamuddin, Telangana Techie Shot Dead By US Cops
Mohammed Nizamuddin, a 30-year-old man from Mahabubnagar district of Telangana, was allegedly shot dead by the police in California, United States, earlier this month.
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"Rules To Improve System, Not To Harass People": PM Modi On IndiGo Crisis
PM Modi has emphasised the need to 'ensure rules and regulations framed by the government do not force hardship on Indian citizens', Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said Wednesday, sharing details of his comments on the IndiGo crisis.
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12 Labourers From UP Stranded In Kyrgyzstan, Families Allege They Are Being Tortured
The Pilibhit district administration has sent a detailed report to the Uttar Pradesh Home Department regarding the case of 12 labourers from the district, who are reportedly stranded and facing harassment in Kyrgyzstan, officials said on Friday.
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Arunachal Woman's Unity Post, Message For Trolls After Shanghai Harassment
The woman from Arunachal Pradesh who faced harassment in China has hit out at trolls after the Shanghai airport episode.
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"Arunachal Inalienable": India Slams China's Remarks After Woman's Detention
India on Tuesday issued one of its strongest recent statements against China after an Indian woman from Arunachal Pradesh was harassed, detained for over 18 hours, and denied normal transit procedures at Shanghai's Pudong International Airport.
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How China's Social Media Curbs Worsened Arunachal Woman's Airport Ordeal
Prema Wangjom Thongdok -- an Arunachal-born, Indian-origin UK resident-- has claimed that she was detained and harassed by Chinese officials at Shanghai airport for nearly 18 hours after they refused to acknowledge her Indian passport as "valid".
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'Told To Apply For Chinese Passport': Arunachal Woman On Airport Harassment
Prema Wangjom Thongdok has claimed she was detained in China during a transit at Shanghai Pudong Airport after immigration officials claimed her Indian passport was "invalid" because her listed birthplace, Arunachal Pradesh, was "not part of India".
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"Arunachal In China": Indian Woman's Post On Shanghai Airport Harassment
A woman from Arunachal Pradesh has accused the Chinese authorities of detaining and harassing her at Shanghai airport after refusing to recognise her Indian passport as valid during a transit halt.
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Indian Visiting Grandchild In Canada Harasses School Girls, To Be Deported
A 51-year-old Indian man, who was visiting Canada on a six-month visitor visa, was convicted of criminally harassing two teenage girls outside their school.
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"Don't Harass Indian Sikh Woman Who Married Muslim Near Lahore": Pakistan Court
A high court in Pakistan on Tuesday ordered the police to stop harassing an Indian Sikh woman, who converted to Islam and married a local Muslim man whom she had met on social media.
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Opinion | Indians Are Growing Sick Of Customs Harassment - But Who Cares?
You would think that the Wintrack experience would serve as an example to other customs officials and make them more careful and professional when dealing with citizens. In fact, the opposite is true.
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"Delhi Baba Asked Me Out For Dinner, Travel To Dubai": Woman In Complaint
Self-styled godman Chaitanyananda Saraswati has been charged with sexually harassing 17 students at his private management institute in Delhi.
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17 Women Accuse Delhi Baba Of Molestation, His Car Has Fake Embassy Plates
The director of a well-known ashram in Delhi's Vasant Kunj area has been accused of sexual harassment by over a dozen students, said police.
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'Cute, I Love You': Delhi Man's Interaction With Korean Women Sparks Outrage
An Indian man's brief interaction with two Korean tourists at Delhi's India Gate has gone viral on social media for all the wrong reasons.
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"American Mentality Must End": Indian Techie Before He Was Shot Dead By US Cops
The 30-year-old Indian techie, who was shot by the police in California earlier this month, was reportedly harassed and racially discriminated against by his former employer, colleagues and roommates to an extent that his "food was poisoned".
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Who Was Mohammed Nizamuddin, Telangana Techie Shot Dead By US Cops
Mohammed Nizamuddin, a 30-year-old man from Mahabubnagar district of Telangana, was allegedly shot dead by the police in California, United States, earlier this month.
