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Indian Woman Goes Viral After Calling Life In Australia A "Trap" Following Major Lifestyle Change
Akanksha explains that her daily life is now completely different from what she imagined.
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"He Migrated To Follow His Dreams," Says Family Of Indian Shot Dead in US
Classical dancer Amarnath Ghosh's uncle on Saturday said he is still in the dark about the details of his nephew's death in the USA, even as four days have passed since he was shot dead.
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'Dunki': The Real "Donkey Flight" Scam Used To Smuggle Illegal Migrants
'Dunki' is based on the illegal route agents use to send people to their dream countries. Here's how it works.
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UK Immigration Plan Poses Challenges To Nigeria Migration Dreams
When 28-year-old Deborah Okunawo left Nigeria for the United Kingdom on a study visa last year, going with her husband made settling down easier.
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A Gujarat Village, A Family That Froze To Death And The American Dream
Lack of quality job opportunities is driving residents of this village in Gujarat to pursue their dream of migrating to the US and other nations for a better future and that urge is so strong that some of them do not mind taking the illegal route.
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Coronavirus Pandemic Hits Immigration Dreams, Industry In Punjab
The coronavirus pandemic has brought all emigration from Punjab to a halt, hitting hard all those whose livelihoods depends on the multi-crore informal industry
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Mumbai To Feel Impact Of Reverse Migration Till October, Says Industry
Mumbai's reverse migration with hordes of labourers leaving for their home states, thousands of kilometres away, could have a long lasting impact on a city that has offered a dream to almost everyone who's landed up here. Between one to two lakh migrant workers have already left the city.
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Told Him Not To Follow The US Dream: Mother Of Drowned Salvadoran Migrant
The mother of a Salvadoran man who drowned with his young daughter while trying to reach U.S. soil and became a global symbol of the dangers of migration, said she urged her son not to "follow the American dream" before he left their country.
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Tamil Nadu Fishermen Buy Into Middle East Dream - With Horrific Results
For six months Tamil Nadu fisherman S. George lived in fear on a boat, thinking he would never see his wife and children again.
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Thousands Of Central American Children Seek To Enter United States: United Nations
Thousands of children trying to escape gang violence and poverty in Central America have made their way to the United States this year - and there is no sign that the flow is letting up, the UN children's agency said in a report released late Monday.
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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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Poverty, Violence Drive Central American Exodus to US
Pregnant and with a young child in her arms, 17-year-old Andy Lizette Navarro says she has lost hope for the future in her semi-deserted mountain hamlet deep in rural Honduras, and dreams of America.
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'Won't tolerate cheating of foreign students'
Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith has said the government "won't tolerate" any education and migration scam affecting foreign students.
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Indian Woman Goes Viral After Calling Life In Australia A "Trap" Following Major Lifestyle Change
Akanksha explains that her daily life is now completely different from what she imagined.
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"He Migrated To Follow His Dreams," Says Family Of Indian Shot Dead in US
Classical dancer Amarnath Ghosh's uncle on Saturday said he is still in the dark about the details of his nephew's death in the USA, even as four days have passed since he was shot dead.
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'Dunki': The Real "Donkey Flight" Scam Used To Smuggle Illegal Migrants
'Dunki' is based on the illegal route agents use to send people to their dream countries. Here's how it works.
-
UK Immigration Plan Poses Challenges To Nigeria Migration Dreams
When 28-year-old Deborah Okunawo left Nigeria for the United Kingdom on a study visa last year, going with her husband made settling down easier.
-
A Gujarat Village, A Family That Froze To Death And The American Dream
Lack of quality job opportunities is driving residents of this village in Gujarat to pursue their dream of migrating to the US and other nations for a better future and that urge is so strong that some of them do not mind taking the illegal route.
-
Coronavirus Pandemic Hits Immigration Dreams, Industry In Punjab
The coronavirus pandemic has brought all emigration from Punjab to a halt, hitting hard all those whose livelihoods depends on the multi-crore informal industry
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Mumbai To Feel Impact Of Reverse Migration Till October, Says Industry
Mumbai's reverse migration with hordes of labourers leaving for their home states, thousands of kilometres away, could have a long lasting impact on a city that has offered a dream to almost everyone who's landed up here. Between one to two lakh migrant workers have already left the city.
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Told Him Not To Follow The US Dream: Mother Of Drowned Salvadoran Migrant
The mother of a Salvadoran man who drowned with his young daughter while trying to reach U.S. soil and became a global symbol of the dangers of migration, said she urged her son not to "follow the American dream" before he left their country.
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Tamil Nadu Fishermen Buy Into Middle East Dream - With Horrific Results
For six months Tamil Nadu fisherman S. George lived in fear on a boat, thinking he would never see his wife and children again.
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Thousands Of Central American Children Seek To Enter United States: United Nations
Thousands of children trying to escape gang violence and poverty in Central America have made their way to the United States this year - and there is no sign that the flow is letting up, the UN children's agency said in a report released late Monday.
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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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Poverty, Violence Drive Central American Exodus to US
Pregnant and with a young child in her arms, 17-year-old Andy Lizette Navarro says she has lost hope for the future in her semi-deserted mountain hamlet deep in rural Honduras, and dreams of America.
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'Won't tolerate cheating of foreign students'
Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith has said the government "won't tolerate" any education and migration scam affecting foreign students.
