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This Smoking Mistake In Thailand Can Cost You Rs 1 Lakh Fine Or Even Jail Time
Thailand, one of the world's most popular tourist destinations, has a strict rule that frequently catches tourists off guard, and the consequences can be serious.
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Google Warns Employees Against International Travel Amid US Visa Delays
US tech giant Google has warned some employees not to travel abroad after learning that US visa re-entry processing at American embassies and consulates is facing "significant" delays that can stretch up to 12 months.
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Flying With Alcohol? The Rules In India And Abroad Explained
Want to bring some alcohol back from your vacation? Follow this guide to know the dos and don'ts of flights when it comes to carrying alcohol on flights.
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No Gum, No Heels, No Pooh: 20 Strange Travel Laws You Need To Know Before Flying Abroad
What may look like over-the-top restrictions often has context. Some laws protect fragile heritage sites, others tackle pollution, while a few are about preserving social values.
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"Ask Centre": Supreme Court On Nimisha Priya Case Negotiators' Yemen Travel
The Supreme Court has asked a private organisation, which is making efforts for the safe release of Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya, to approach the Centre to seek permission to travel to the Middle Eastern country for negotiations to stall her execution.
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"Follow Immigration Laws Or Lose Your Visa", US Warns Visa Holders
The US Embassy in India warns that visa monitoring continues post-approval and violations can lead to visa revocation and deportation. The update is part of broader immigration enforcement measures.
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"Don't Play Around With The Law": Supreme Court Warns Karti Chidambaram
The Supreme Court today allowed former finance minister P Chidambaram's son Karti Chidambaram to travel abroad but has warned him that the court will be "forced to take steps" if he is not cooperating with the probe agencies, investigating the Aircel-maxis case. Karti Chidambaram is an accused in the case.
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Moscow Issues Travel Warning Over US 'Hunt' for Russians
Russia's foreign ministry has warned its citizens travelling abroad of the risks posed by US law enforcement bodies and special services, which it said were hunting for Russians around the world.
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United Nations to Bind Nations on New Foreign Terrorist Rules
White House officials say the United Nations Security Council is expected to pass a resolution requiring nations to prosecute their citizens who travel abroad to join terrorist organizations.
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Under New Law to Fight Terrorism, Police May Get Power to Seize Passports of Britons
Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday proposed new laws that would give police the power to seize the passports of Britons suspected of having traveled abroad to fight with terrorist groups.
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France to Clamp Down on Would-be Jihadists With New Bill
France is set to beef up its anti-terrorism laws on Wednesday to prevent aspiring jihadists from fighting abroad amid concern over the the number of people travelling to Syria.
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This Smoking Mistake In Thailand Can Cost You Rs 1 Lakh Fine Or Even Jail Time
Thailand, one of the world's most popular tourist destinations, has a strict rule that frequently catches tourists off guard, and the consequences can be serious.
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Google Warns Employees Against International Travel Amid US Visa Delays
US tech giant Google has warned some employees not to travel abroad after learning that US visa re-entry processing at American embassies and consulates is facing "significant" delays that can stretch up to 12 months.
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Flying With Alcohol? The Rules In India And Abroad Explained
Want to bring some alcohol back from your vacation? Follow this guide to know the dos and don'ts of flights when it comes to carrying alcohol on flights.
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No Gum, No Heels, No Pooh: 20 Strange Travel Laws You Need To Know Before Flying Abroad
What may look like over-the-top restrictions often has context. Some laws protect fragile heritage sites, others tackle pollution, while a few are about preserving social values.
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"Ask Centre": Supreme Court On Nimisha Priya Case Negotiators' Yemen Travel
The Supreme Court has asked a private organisation, which is making efforts for the safe release of Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya, to approach the Centre to seek permission to travel to the Middle Eastern country for negotiations to stall her execution.
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"Follow Immigration Laws Or Lose Your Visa", US Warns Visa Holders
The US Embassy in India warns that visa monitoring continues post-approval and violations can lead to visa revocation and deportation. The update is part of broader immigration enforcement measures.
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"Don't Play Around With The Law": Supreme Court Warns Karti Chidambaram
The Supreme Court today allowed former finance minister P Chidambaram's son Karti Chidambaram to travel abroad but has warned him that the court will be "forced to take steps" if he is not cooperating with the probe agencies, investigating the Aircel-maxis case. Karti Chidambaram is an accused in the case.
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Moscow Issues Travel Warning Over US 'Hunt' for Russians
Russia's foreign ministry has warned its citizens travelling abroad of the risks posed by US law enforcement bodies and special services, which it said were hunting for Russians around the world.
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United Nations to Bind Nations on New Foreign Terrorist Rules
White House officials say the United Nations Security Council is expected to pass a resolution requiring nations to prosecute their citizens who travel abroad to join terrorist organizations.
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Under New Law to Fight Terrorism, Police May Get Power to Seize Passports of Britons
Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday proposed new laws that would give police the power to seize the passports of Britons suspected of having traveled abroad to fight with terrorist groups.
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France to Clamp Down on Would-be Jihadists With New Bill
France is set to beef up its anti-terrorism laws on Wednesday to prevent aspiring jihadists from fighting abroad amid concern over the the number of people travelling to Syria.
