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"India Needs To Grow Thicker Skin": Shashi Tharoor After Scholar Deported
Orsini, a professor emerita at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London, was deported from Delhi airport on October 21 for allegedly violating visa conditions
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UK Woman Finally Gets India Visa After 2 Rejections: "My Heart Is Full Again"
The comments on her video overflowed with heartfelt support and excitement, as viewers expressed their joy for the British content creator's long-awaited Indian visa approval.
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Who Is Francesca Orsini, London University Scholar Deported From India
Francesca Orsini had been on a "black list" since March for violating visa conditions. She last visited India in October 2024.
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London University Professor Deported From Delhi Airport Over Visa Violations
A professor associated with the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) at the University of London was deported from the IGI Airport over alleged violation of visa conditions, sources said on Tuesday.
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Opinion | Why An Anti-Immigrant Rally In London Should Worry Indians
Britain is crying out for leadership that offers renewal. Until that happens, marches like "Unite the Kingdom" will not be the exception but the shape of things to come.
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Visa’s Crypto Partner Firm Transak Confirms Data Breach, Over 92,500 Users Impacted
In an official statement, Transak revealed that the personal details of 92,554 users were exposed in a data breach. The platform, which provides a gateway for converting fiat currencies into cryptocurrency, operates in over 162 countries, according to its website.
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Indian In UK Thanked By Queen For Work During Covid Now Faces Deportation
A residents group from south-east London has pledged to fight on after a "beloved community member" lauded by the late Queens representative for his services over the COVID pandemic lost a legal visa battle and now faces deportation to India.
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India To Allow E-Visas To UK Nationals Again
The visa website will be ready in the near future so that applicants can apply for their visa on the same, the High Commission of India in London informed.
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UK's New "High Potential" Visa And What It Means For Indian Students
Graduates from the world's top 50 non-UK universities, including Indian students, can now come and work in Britain through a new High Potential Individual (HPI) visa route launched in London on Monday.
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To Win Trade Deal With India, UK's Boris Johnson Signals Visa Flexibility
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson indicated he was ready to offer more visas to India in return for this year clinching a free-trade deal that could boost annual bilateral trade by billions of pounds.
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Cheteshwar Pujara's Sussex Debut Delayed Due To Visa Issues
Cheteshwar Pujara will still be available for five rounds of County Championship cricket out of the first six fixtures as agreed, starting with Derbyshire next week. He will also be returning later in the season for the Royal London Cup, and some additional four-day games.
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Whisky For Visas: India, UK Start Major Trade Talks
Britain and India began hammering out a post-Brexit trade deal on Thursday, with London seeking a cut in tariffs on Scotch whisky and greater access to the Asian giant's services and tech sectors.
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UK Report Calls For 4-Year Post-Study Visas To Attract More Indian Students
A new report released in London on Monday has called on the UK government to double its post-study visa offer to four years, a move it predicts could lead to a near doubling of Indian students choosing UK universities by 2024.
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UK To Extend Work Visas For Overseas Students By 2 Years: Report
Authorities in London have planned to extend the work visas of foreign students studying in British universities by two years.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan Calls For Easier UK Visas For Indian Students
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan today called on the UK government to add India to the list of low-risk countries and offered a more simplified student visa application process, asserting that it is vital the country maintains its reputation for higher education excellence.
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"India Needs To Grow Thicker Skin": Shashi Tharoor After Scholar Deported
Orsini, a professor emerita at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London, was deported from Delhi airport on October 21 for allegedly violating visa conditions
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UK Woman Finally Gets India Visa After 2 Rejections: "My Heart Is Full Again"
The comments on her video overflowed with heartfelt support and excitement, as viewers expressed their joy for the British content creator's long-awaited Indian visa approval.
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Who Is Francesca Orsini, London University Scholar Deported From India
Francesca Orsini had been on a "black list" since March for violating visa conditions. She last visited India in October 2024.
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London University Professor Deported From Delhi Airport Over Visa Violations
A professor associated with the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) at the University of London was deported from the IGI Airport over alleged violation of visa conditions, sources said on Tuesday.
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Opinion | Why An Anti-Immigrant Rally In London Should Worry Indians
Britain is crying out for leadership that offers renewal. Until that happens, marches like "Unite the Kingdom" will not be the exception but the shape of things to come.
-
Visa’s Crypto Partner Firm Transak Confirms Data Breach, Over 92,500 Users Impacted
In an official statement, Transak revealed that the personal details of 92,554 users were exposed in a data breach. The platform, which provides a gateway for converting fiat currencies into cryptocurrency, operates in over 162 countries, according to its website.
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Indian In UK Thanked By Queen For Work During Covid Now Faces Deportation
A residents group from south-east London has pledged to fight on after a "beloved community member" lauded by the late Queens representative for his services over the COVID pandemic lost a legal visa battle and now faces deportation to India.
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India To Allow E-Visas To UK Nationals Again
The visa website will be ready in the near future so that applicants can apply for their visa on the same, the High Commission of India in London informed.
-
UK's New "High Potential" Visa And What It Means For Indian Students
Graduates from the world's top 50 non-UK universities, including Indian students, can now come and work in Britain through a new High Potential Individual (HPI) visa route launched in London on Monday.
-
To Win Trade Deal With India, UK's Boris Johnson Signals Visa Flexibility
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson indicated he was ready to offer more visas to India in return for this year clinching a free-trade deal that could boost annual bilateral trade by billions of pounds.
-
Cheteshwar Pujara's Sussex Debut Delayed Due To Visa Issues
Cheteshwar Pujara will still be available for five rounds of County Championship cricket out of the first six fixtures as agreed, starting with Derbyshire next week. He will also be returning later in the season for the Royal London Cup, and some additional four-day games.
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Whisky For Visas: India, UK Start Major Trade Talks
Britain and India began hammering out a post-Brexit trade deal on Thursday, with London seeking a cut in tariffs on Scotch whisky and greater access to the Asian giant's services and tech sectors.
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UK Report Calls For 4-Year Post-Study Visas To Attract More Indian Students
A new report released in London on Monday has called on the UK government to double its post-study visa offer to four years, a move it predicts could lead to a near doubling of Indian students choosing UK universities by 2024.
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UK To Extend Work Visas For Overseas Students By 2 Years: Report
Authorities in London have planned to extend the work visas of foreign students studying in British universities by two years.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan Calls For Easier UK Visas For Indian Students
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan today called on the UK government to add India to the list of low-risk countries and offered a more simplified student visa application process, asserting that it is vital the country maintains its reputation for higher education excellence.
