The Indian government swiftly evacuated 75 Indian nationals from Syria, including 44 pilgrims, following the collapse of the Assad regime and significant rebel advances in Damascus. The operation, coordinated by Indian embassies in Damascus and Beirut, prioritized the safety and security of its citizens.
The Russian Embassy in India has expressed condolences over the deaths of Indian nationals serving in the Russian army, assuring that they are working to discharge Indians from the war-stricken country’s military. The embassy also denied engaging in any recruitment campaigns for Indian nationals and stated that the Ministry of Defence has stopped admitting foreign citizens, including Indians, to military service since April this year.
The Indian embassy in Myanmar has issued a warning to Indian nationals regarding increasing incidents of fake and illegal job offers in the tourism sector. The embassy highlights that Indian job seekers are particularly vulnerable to these scams, which can have broader implications for the tourism industry and Myanmar’s reputation.
The EB-5 Golden Visa program offers a unique opportunity for UAE residents and expats from neighboring GCC countries to secure their future in the United States. With recent reforms introducing priority processing and a reserved visa category, this program has become increasingly attractive for Indian nationals seeking to provide their families with exceptional education and employment opportunities. The article highlights the benefits of the EB-5 visa, including access to free public education, improved university acceptance rates, enhanced career prospects, simplified business expansion, and a path to US citizenship.
Three Indian nationals accused of killing Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar have appeared in a Canadian court. The judge ordered them to have no contact with several people in the community. This latest court appearance is part of the ongoing investigation into the killing of Nijjar, who was wanted in India on various terror charges.
Four Indian nationals charged in the murder of British Columbia Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar are scheduled to appear in court today. Amandeep Singh, Karan Brar, Kamalpreet Singh, and Karanpreet Singh face charges of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. Nijjar, an advocate for an independent Sikh state in India, was shot and killed in the parking lot of a Surrey temple in June 2023. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has suggested Indian government involvement, but India denies any involvement.
Three Indian nationals have appeared in a British Columbia courtroom on charges related to the murder of Canadian Sikh leader Ripudaman Nijjar last year. The three accused, identified as Karanpreet Singh, Kamalpreet Singh, and Karan Brar, are facing charges of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. The incident triggered a diplomatic crisis between Canada and India, with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleging Indian government involvement in Nijjar’s death. However, India has denied any involvement. The arrests come amidst concerns raised by Canadian Sikh leaders regarding alleged Indian interference in Canadian affairs.
The Indian Consulate General in Toronto has identified the Indian nationals killed in a multi-vehicle collision in Ontario on Monday as Manivannan, his spouse Mahalakshmi, and their three-month-old grandchild. The tragedy occurred during a police chase, and the Special Investigations Unit is investigating the incident. The consulate general has met with the bereaved family and assured them of all possible assistance.
The European Union (EU) has implemented a new policy that grants long-term, multi-entry visas to Indian nationals. This policy marks a significant shift from the previous requirement for multiple short-term visas, which involved a cumbersome application process.
