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"What Is Our Fault?" Pakistanis Question As Medical Visa Deadline Ends
The departure of Pakistani citizens from India through the Attari Border saw a significant rise on Tuesday, coinciding with the last day of validity for medical visas issued to Pakistani nationals in wake of the Pahalgam attack.
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What Is The Simla Agreement And How Pak Has Violated It In The Past
India has ramped up its response to the Pahalgam terror attacks, revoking all visas issued to Pakistani nationals, including medical visas, and suspending visa services for Pakistanis.
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Pakistanis On Medical Visas Told To Leave Country Within 5 Days
India on Thursday announced that medical visas issued to all Pakistanis will be valid only till April 29, as it stepped up measures against the neighbouring country in the wake of the terror attack in Pahalgam in Jammu & Kashmir.
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India Orders Pak Nationals To Leave, Revokes Visas; Islamabad Reacts
Ramping up its response after the five measures announced on Wednesday, India has revoked all visas issued to Pakistani nationals, including medical visas, and suspended visa services for Pakistanis.
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Critical Indian Student's Varsity Calls Her Father To US For Her "Medical Decisions"
Nilam Shinde, a 35-year-old Indian student from Maharashtra's Satara district, is battling for her life at a hospital in the United States' California after an accident earlier this month.
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Legislation To Hire Foreign Health Professionals On H-1B Visas Introduced In US
A legislation aiming at hiring foreign healthcare professionals on H-1B visas to help the United States Department of Veteran Affairs meet the medical needs of people has been introduced.
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At least 1,300 Indian Students Have Received Chinese Visas, Says Chinese Foreign Ministry
As per reports, 40 Chinese universities have still not issued Indian students the NOCs required to apply for Chinese visas
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Apprise Students Of Rules To Practice Medicine Back Home: India To China
China said on Monday it has given visas to 1300 stranded Indian students to rejoin their studies even as India has asked Beijing to ensure that the Indian medical students are trained to comply with the stringent rules to practice medicine back home.
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"Someone Explain To Us In Plain Eng?" Shane Warne On Novak Djokovic Visa Row
Shane Warne's reaction comes after the tennis star won his legal appeal on procedural grounds on Monday, quashing the border officer's initial decision to cancel his visa.
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Novak Djokovic Facing Deportation After Australia Cancels Visa
Novak Djokovic could not provide evidence of double vaccination or a medical exemption when he touched down to defend his Australian Open crown, conservative Prime Minister Scott Morrison said.
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International Driving Permits Can Now Be Renewed While Abroad
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways issued a notification which facilitates the issuance of international driving permit (IDP) for an Indian citizen while he/she is abroad as well.
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Rules To Renew International Driving Permits Set To Change
International driving permit holders might soon be able to renew their expired permits while being in foreign countries.
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Extend Indian Medics' Visas Fee-Free: UK Doctors' Body To Priti Patel
Britain's leading doctors' associations are calling on UK Home Secretary Priti Patel for an automatic fee-free extension of the short-term visas of many Indian doctors stranded in the lockdown as they await their international qualification exams in the UK.
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Priority To Workers, Pregnant Women For India Return: Centre To Court
The Central government on Monday submitted before Delhi High Court that priority for repatriation to India will be accorded to migrant workers who have been laid off, short term visa holders faced with the expiry of visas, persons with medical emergency, pregnant women and the elderly.
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H-1B And J-1 Visa Rules Stand In Way Of Medical Response To COVID-19: US Lawmakers
The regulations in H-1B and J-1 visas for foreign workers, including from India, that prevent doctors from providing medical care at locations other than those specifically approved for their immigration status, are standing in the way of strongest possible medical response to the COVID-19, a bipartisan group of 40 influential US lawmakers has said...
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"What Is Our Fault?" Pakistanis Question As Medical Visa Deadline Ends
The departure of Pakistani citizens from India through the Attari Border saw a significant rise on Tuesday, coinciding with the last day of validity for medical visas issued to Pakistani nationals in wake of the Pahalgam attack.
-
What Is The Simla Agreement And How Pak Has Violated It In The Past
India has ramped up its response to the Pahalgam terror attacks, revoking all visas issued to Pakistani nationals, including medical visas, and suspending visa services for Pakistanis.
-
Pakistanis On Medical Visas Told To Leave Country Within 5 Days
India on Thursday announced that medical visas issued to all Pakistanis will be valid only till April 29, as it stepped up measures against the neighbouring country in the wake of the terror attack in Pahalgam in Jammu & Kashmir.
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India Orders Pak Nationals To Leave, Revokes Visas; Islamabad Reacts
Ramping up its response after the five measures announced on Wednesday, India has revoked all visas issued to Pakistani nationals, including medical visas, and suspended visa services for Pakistanis.
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Critical Indian Student's Varsity Calls Her Father To US For Her "Medical Decisions"
Nilam Shinde, a 35-year-old Indian student from Maharashtra's Satara district, is battling for her life at a hospital in the United States' California after an accident earlier this month.
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Legislation To Hire Foreign Health Professionals On H-1B Visas Introduced In US
A legislation aiming at hiring foreign healthcare professionals on H-1B visas to help the United States Department of Veteran Affairs meet the medical needs of people has been introduced.
-
At least 1,300 Indian Students Have Received Chinese Visas, Says Chinese Foreign Ministry
As per reports, 40 Chinese universities have still not issued Indian students the NOCs required to apply for Chinese visas
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Apprise Students Of Rules To Practice Medicine Back Home: India To China
China said on Monday it has given visas to 1300 stranded Indian students to rejoin their studies even as India has asked Beijing to ensure that the Indian medical students are trained to comply with the stringent rules to practice medicine back home.
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"Someone Explain To Us In Plain Eng?" Shane Warne On Novak Djokovic Visa Row
Shane Warne's reaction comes after the tennis star won his legal appeal on procedural grounds on Monday, quashing the border officer's initial decision to cancel his visa.
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Novak Djokovic Facing Deportation After Australia Cancels Visa
Novak Djokovic could not provide evidence of double vaccination or a medical exemption when he touched down to defend his Australian Open crown, conservative Prime Minister Scott Morrison said.
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International Driving Permits Can Now Be Renewed While Abroad
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways issued a notification which facilitates the issuance of international driving permit (IDP) for an Indian citizen while he/she is abroad as well.
-
Rules To Renew International Driving Permits Set To Change
International driving permit holders might soon be able to renew their expired permits while being in foreign countries.
-
Extend Indian Medics' Visas Fee-Free: UK Doctors' Body To Priti Patel
Britain's leading doctors' associations are calling on UK Home Secretary Priti Patel for an automatic fee-free extension of the short-term visas of many Indian doctors stranded in the lockdown as they await their international qualification exams in the UK.
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Priority To Workers, Pregnant Women For India Return: Centre To Court
The Central government on Monday submitted before Delhi High Court that priority for repatriation to India will be accorded to migrant workers who have been laid off, short term visa holders faced with the expiry of visas, persons with medical emergency, pregnant women and the elderly.
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H-1B And J-1 Visa Rules Stand In Way Of Medical Response To COVID-19: US Lawmakers
The regulations in H-1B and J-1 visas for foreign workers, including from India, that prevent doctors from providing medical care at locations other than those specifically approved for their immigration status, are standing in the way of strongest possible medical response to the COVID-19, a bipartisan group of 40 influential US lawmakers has said...
