US deports Indian nationals without legal documents to India
The United States has deported to India a group of Indian nationals who did not have proper legal papers and documentation and could not establish a basis to remain in that country.
The United States has deported to India a group of Indian nationals who did not have proper legal papers and documentation and could not establish a basis to remain in that country.
At a media briefing here on Friday, Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra said the PM will leave here on 8 July on a three-day visit to Russia and Austria. In Moscow, he will hold the 22nd Annual India-Russia Summit with President Putin.
The Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv has become a lifeline for Indian nationals desperately seeking to return home.
MEA spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said at a media briefing on Friday that the Indian government is closely monitoring the situation.
The Ministry said that not only its own citizens but also a number of citizens of allied and friendly nations were evacuated from the North African country of Sudan.
"The situation may continue for a few more days. Please try to take help from your neighbours. Please stay at home and remain safe," the embassy said in a tweet.
"Urgent advisory to all Indian nationals in Kharkiv: For their safety and security, they must leave Kharkiv immediately. Proceed to Pesochin, Babaye and Bezlyudovka as soon as possible. Under all circumstances, they must reach these settlements by 1800 hrs. Ukrainian Time (2130 hrs IST) today," the Indian Embassy in Ukraine said in its fresh advisory.
So far, the bodies of two Chinese and one Indian national have been recovered
The travel would begin in a phased manner from May 7.
The warning comes after Australian Border Force (ABF) shut down an elaborate contrived marriages syndicate operating out of Sydney.
