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Delhi Baba's Fraud Exposed: Forged UN Visiting Cards, Faked PMO Connection
Swami Chaitanyananda Saraswati, who was arrested for sexually harassing 17 women at an ashram in Delhi, has been exposed for many fraudulent activities, including forging visiting cards and passports.
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No Need To Change Name On Passport After Marriage, PM Narendra Modi Tells Women
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today announced that women are free to retain their maiden names in their passports now after the marriage.
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Petition Demands Father's Name Not Be Mandatory Requirement For Passport
A father's name may not be a mandatory requirement to acquire a passport if Minister for External Affairs Sushma Swaraj were to accept Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi's request to modify rules in view of "increasing number of single parents".
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Fearing retribution, Syrian minorities keep low profile in exile
In a small park on the edge of old Istanbul's Eminonu square, women sit begging, Syrian passports in their outstretched hands, "Please help in the name of God" on sheets of paper at their feet.
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Delhi Baba's Fraud Exposed: Forged UN Visiting Cards, Faked PMO Connection
Swami Chaitanyananda Saraswati, who was arrested for sexually harassing 17 women at an ashram in Delhi, has been exposed for many fraudulent activities, including forging visiting cards and passports.
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No Need To Change Name On Passport After Marriage, PM Narendra Modi Tells Women
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today announced that women are free to retain their maiden names in their passports now after the marriage.
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Petition Demands Father's Name Not Be Mandatory Requirement For Passport
A father's name may not be a mandatory requirement to acquire a passport if Minister for External Affairs Sushma Swaraj were to accept Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi's request to modify rules in view of "increasing number of single parents".
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Fearing retribution, Syrian minorities keep low profile in exile
In a small park on the edge of old Istanbul's Eminonu square, women sit begging, Syrian passports in their outstretched hands, "Please help in the name of God" on sheets of paper at their feet.
