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    The Anglosphere is cornering India on Khalistan. What lies ahead

    India faces opposition from developed countries in countering Khalistani separatists, with strong resistance from the Anglosphere. The Five Eyes spy network, including US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, provided intelligence for allegations against India. The Modi government's strong stance on national security complicates ties with countries like Canada, the US, and Australia.

    UK Consulate buys nearly 15,000 sq ft office in Mumbai’s Lower Parel

    The UK Consulate has acquired the office space spread across a total 12 units on the 19th floor of the tower from Lodha Group’s listed entity Macrotech Developers.

    London consulate attack protest date advanced after crackdown on Amritpal, reveals NIA probe

    The investigation into the 2023 attack on the Indian consulate in London has taken a new turn with revelations that the protest date was moved up to March 19, 2023, from March 22, 2023. This change was reportedly prompted by a crackdown on radical preacher and Waris Punjab De (WPD) chief Amritpal Singh by the Punjab police the previous year.

    Fake job offers in India or abroad: How to spot a fraudulent job offer, know the full list of authorised agents for foreign jobs

    Fake job offers: India is such a country where millions of young people reside and many of them are searching for a job either within India or abroad. Younger people have aspirations and enthusiasm which fraudsters are using to dupe them with fake job offers. In the recent past many young Indians were taken abroad to work in scam jobs, etc.

    Hic! Hic! Hurray: How Indian single malt whiskies are increasingly finding global cheer

    Once an unheard-of category in international markets, Indian single malts are now commanding a premium for their artisanal and limited-edition whiskies. What has led to the turn of the tide in this fiercely competitive segment?

    Senior-most Afghan diplomat in India resigns following reports of gold smuggling

    Zakia Wardak, senior Afghan diplomat in India, resigned after being caught smuggling gold. She faced personal attacks, impacting her ability to operate effectively. Despite challenges, she appreciated India's support and collaborative efforts for progress.

    • India expects action against culprits involved in attacks on Indian high commission in London, consulate in San Francisco: Jaishankar

      External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized India's anticipation for action against the perpetrators responsible for the attacks on its high commission in London and consulate in San Francisco, as well as those involved in threatening Indian diplomats in Canada. Jaishankar mentioned the suspension of visa issuance in Canada due to repeated threats and intimidation towards Indian diplomats, expressing dissatisfaction with the response from the Canadian system at that time.

      Delegation from 17 US universities to visit India next week

      A delegation of 31 leaders from top American universities is visiting India to strengthen collaboration and mobility between the two countries. They aim to increase the flow of students and scholars both ways and prioritize the health and safety of all students on campus.

      Travel planning 101: 52 places you must visit in 2024

      Planning your next holiday? Consider adding these destinations to your itinerary for the perfect vacation.

      US, UK express concern as 41 Canadian diplomats leave India

      The US and UK have expressed concern over Canada's withdrawal of 41 diplomats from India amid a dispute over the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The US State Department and Britain's Foreign Office have criticized India's demand for a reduction in Canada's diplomatic presence and urged India to cooperate with Canada's investigation. The statements mark the most direct criticism by Washington and London of India in this case. Canada claims that its reduced diplomatic presence will impact visa services in consulates outside New Delhi.

      UK student visas: Concerns rise over education scams in India

      There has been an increase in the use of counterfeit marksheets and education certificates to obtain student visas for the UK. The police have reported at least six cases in recent weeks. Investigations suggest that the streamlined visa application process and the popularity of UK education among Indian students may be contributing factors to the surge in fraud cases.

      Khalistan supporters gather outside Indian Embassy in UK, security beefed up

      There has been a heavy presence of British security forces at the High Commission in London, and the protesters have been restricted to the opposite side of the building.

      NIA seeks info on 10 accused of attack on San Francisco consulate

      The National Investigation Agency (NIA) in India has released pictures of 10 individuals accused of attacking the Indian consulate in San Francisco earlier this year. The NIA is seeking information from the public to help identify the perpetrators. Once identified, look out notices will be issued against them. The attacks took place in March and July.

      Your green card cannot fast-track your Schengen visa process

      Indian passport holders living in the US or Canada who are on work permits, student visas, or permanent residency need visitor visas for Europe. However, those who have become citizens of these countries do not require visas. The visa application process can be initiated through the UK visa website and the Schengen visa website, without the need to return to India.

      F1 visa slots open up in India, making American dream come true for some

      Consulates in India are opening up more slots for F1 visas, giving students hope to pursue their Masters in the United States. The US issued over 411,000 F-1 visas in 2022, representing a 15% increase from the previous year, which was the largest non-pandemic increase since 2010. Students seeking F1 visas must be able to prove their non-immigrant intent, ability to pay for their education, and academic goals during interviews at US consulates.

      'Limited immunity waiver' to Indian diplomats in UK as London Police probes Khalistani attack on mission

      The London Police, probing the case of attack on Indian consulate, approached the Indian government for the 'diplomatic immunity waiver' of witnesses and complainants posted at the Indian mission, added officials.

      Indian Americans rally in support of India at San Francisco consulate after Khalistani attack

      Indian-Americans held a peace rally in front of the Indian Consulate in San Francisco after Khalistan supporters attempted an arson attack at the diplomatic facility. The consulate had seen a similar act of violence just months before. The protesters, who came from in and around San Francisco, described the act as terrorism, and demanded those responsible be brought to justice.

      Indian diaspora in Toronto waves Tricolour to counter pro-Khalistani protesters

      Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly in a statement earlier said that Canada takes its obligations under the Vienna Conventions regarding the safety of diplomats very seriously and it remains in close contact with Indian officials.

      Indian consulate attack: US lawmakers, Indian-American bodies condemn incident, seek thorough probe

      A video by Khalistan supporters, dated July 2 and posted on Twitter, showed the act of arson at the Indian consulate in San Francisco. The video, with the words "violence begets violence" emblazoned over it, also showed news articles related to the death of Canada-based Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF) chief Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Nijjar, one of India's most-wanted terrorists who carried a cash reward of Rs 10 lakh on his head, was shot dead outside a gurdwara in Canada last month.

      Any direct attacks on Indian mission 'completely unacceptable', says UK amid Khalistani threats

      There has been a very visible Metropolitan Police security presence at India House in central London since the High Commission building was targeted by Khalistani extremists, who tried to pull down the Indian tricolour and smashed windows back in March. Cleverly responded by saying that the British government will work with the Met Police to "review security at the Indian High Commission, and will make the changes needed to ensure the safety of its staff".

      US condemns vandalism, attempted arson against Indian Consulate in San Francisco by Khalistan supporters

      A video by Khalistan supporters, dated July 2, 2023 posted on Twitter, showed the act of arson at the Indian Consulate in San Francisco.

      Indian student dies after being pulled from canal in UK

      Jeevanth Sivakumar, a 25-year-old postgraduate student from Tamil Nadu studying in Aston University, Birmingham, was found dead in the Worcester and Birmingham canal at Matrons Walk, Selly Oak by the West Midlands Police. The West Midlands Ambulance Service said nothing could be done to save Sivakumar who was pulled from the canal.

      NIA takes over probe into attacks on Indian Missions in US, Canada

      The Delhi Police's Special Cell had registered FIRs under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in connection with the attacks which took place in March, sources said. The investigation has now been transferred to the NIA, they added.

      UK PM Rishi Sunak 'aware' of security review at Indian mission in London: Downing Street

      Asked if the issue is likely to impact the ongoing India-UK free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations, which are now in their eighth round of talks, the spokesperson added: "The two issues are unconnected and the trade talks with India continue. Both sides want to see an enhanced relationship between our two countries. "On security, we expressed our concerns about the scenes we saw outside the High Commission and a review is underway."

      US committed to protecting diplomatic missions, diplomats, says senior official

      The US State Department has condemned the recent attacks on Indian diplomatic premises by Khalistani supporters. At a news conference, the spokesperson emphasised that violence is never an acceptable form of protest and underlined the US’s commitment to protecting diplomats and missions in the country. Several Indian embassies have recently been vandalised by supporters of the Khalistan movement, resulting in India registering protests with the US Charge d'Affaires in New Delhi.

      Pro-Khalistan protesters attack Indian Consulate in San Francisco; stage protest outside Australian parliament

      Community leader Ajay Bhutoria strongly condemned the attack by pro-Khalistan protesters on the Consulate of India building in San Francisco. "This act of violence is not only a threat to the diplomatic relations between the United States and India but also an attack on the peace and harmony of our community," he said. In a statement, Bhutoria urged local authorities to take immediate action against those responsible for this attack and bring them to justice. "I also call on all members of our community to unite and promote peace and harmony," he said.

      Entities must comply with laws: Jaishankar to UK counterpart Cleverly after he raises BBC survey

      “The UK foreign secretary brought up the BBC tax issue in his meeting with the external affairs minister today. He was told that all entities operating in India must comply fully with relevant laws and regulations,” said an official, who did not wish to be identified.

      India reinstates e-visas for travellers from UK

      The Indian High Commission in London on Monday announced the reinstating of the electronic visa (e-visa) for UK travellers, a move that will be widely welcomed amid a massive rush for visas to India in recent months.

      Persistent visa blues leave UK travellers cold

      Tour operators, travel agents and industry associations catering to travellers from the UK said despite multiple interventions and requests, visa issues still persist.

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