NEW DELHI: In a major diplomatic and rescue operation, 540 Indian nationals trapped in cyber fraud networks in Southeast Asia have been successfully repatriated. The…
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Recently 18 Indian nationals were rescued from Benghazi, Libya. This highlights a critical issue that demands immediate attention. The deceptive recruitment drives luring Indians into…
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The recent revelation that over 550 letter rogatories (LRs) from Indian law enforcement agencies are pending with foreign jurisdictions is a stark reminder of the…
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New Delhi: In light of the current volatile situation in the region, the Indian government has issued a travel advisory urging its citizens to refrain…
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New Delhi: The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) announced on Friday that Indian Embassy staff have been relocated from Sittwe to Yangon due to the…
View More MEA moves embassy due to worsening situation in Myanmar
New Delhi: Amidst escalating concerns over the safety and well-being of Indian workers departing for Israel, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has issued a…
View More MEA assures safety, advises caution for Indian workers in Israel
Haiti has plunged into chaos as criminal gangs, well-armed and organized, have taken over the capital city, Port-au-Prince, leading to a collapse of social order. The ongoing gang uprising has resulted in widespread violence and instability, prompting concerns about the safety of residents and foreign nationals in the country.
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The situation is dire, with approximately 2,925 illegal agencies duping individuals aspiring to work abroad. Gujarat and Karnataka are grappling with 56 and 80 illegal agencies, respectively, while other states collectively host a staggering 1,832 such agencies.
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