Indian students arrive from Bangladesh at Akhura checkpost in Agartala Agartala/Guwahati: The India-Bangladesh border would remain open for 24 hours to facilitate the students and other people of India and other countries to enter from the trouble-torn neighbouring country, where the situation remains extremely volatile due to the protests on quota issue for the last
Dhaka: Around 1000 Indian students have returned to India through various land ports and regular flights out of Dhaka and Chittagong airports as the situation remains volatile in Bangladesh due to the ongoing student protests. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated on Saturday that it continues to coordinate with civil aviation, immigration, land ports
The students said the near-total shutdown of internet services precipitated their return. Agartala: The worsening situation in Bangladesh, which has seen widespread protests for weeks, has forced Indian students to return home using any available means, with over 300 crossing through border points in the northeast on Friday alone. Over 100 people have died as
Dhaka: The Indian Embassy in Bangladesh on Thursday issued an advisory urging Indian students and nationals residing in the country to restrict their outdoor movements in the wake of ongoing massive student protests throughout the country, which has resulted in at least six deaths so far. “In view of the ongoing situation in Bangladesh, the
Houston: With Hurricane Beryl leaving a trail of destruction and several areas without power for days on the Texas coast this week, the Consulate General of India in Houston continues to provide assistance and emergency necessities to theIndian students at the local university. “None of us are immune from the effects of nature’s fury. As
The video, which has gone viral, highlights the job crisis and rising unemployment in Canada. Dozens of Indians and other foreign students in Canada have been seen queuing up to seek jobs at Tim Hortons, a popular coffee and fast-food chain. Recently, Nishat, an Indian student in Toronto, shared a video of the long queue