Abhigyan and Aishwarya, the two children who were separated from their parents by the child welfare services in Norway, returned to India on Tuesday. ...
11:51 PM, Apr 25, 2012
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Former Swedish police chief Sten Lindstrom said in a tell-all interview on Wednesday that Rajiv Gandhi shielded Italian businessman Quattrochi. ...
09:53 PM, Apr 25, 2012
Norway NRI children, Aishwarya and Abhigyan, were on Wednesday reunited with their mother, Sagarika Bhattacharya. ...
09:48 PM, Apr 25, 2012
Kolkata: With the custody row with Norway over two NRI children settled, an Indian mother in Sweden has sought the Indian government's intervention for custody of her 11-year-old son allegedly being held by the Swedish authorities. Kolkata-based NGO India's Smile, which had claimed to have brought to light the custody row over the two NRI children in Norway, on Wednesday told PTI that the mother, Annie Johansson, informed them that...
05:55 PM, Apr 25, 2012
CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat on Tuesday lauded the efforts put in by the External Affairs Ministry over the issue. ...
02:29 PM, Apr 24, 2012
Minister of State for External Affairs Preneet Kaur on Tuesday confirmed that the Norway NRI children will stay in Delhi for the day. ...
12:08 PM, Apr 24, 2012
The year-long ordeal for the Bhattacharya family in Norway ended on Tuesday as the two children, Abhigyan and Aishwarya, arrived in India with their paternal uncle Arunabhash. ...
10:37 AM, Apr 24, 2012
New Delhi: The two Indian children caught in the Norway custody battle might finally get to return home. Norway's Child Welfare Service reportedly told a court on Wednesday that a return to India was in their best interest. The children's uncle could now be given custody eventually clearing the way for a retrun home. A final judgement is expected on April 23. Svein Kjetil, lawyer for the Bhattacharyas, said, "It...
06:41 PM, Apr 18, 2012
New Delhi: After months of making it an issue with the Norwegian government, the Indian government is now backing away from the custody case of two Indian children. The government seems to have been severely embarrassed after the parents of the children filed for separation leaving the fate of the little kids even more uncertain. The feuding family has managed to complicate an already complex legal battle. And the interview...
09:20 PM, Mar 21, 2012
The Norwegian Embassy has confirmed that decks have been cleared for the children to be handed over to their uncle soon. ...
11:13 PM, Feb 28, 2012
The grandparents of the children met External Affairs Minister SM Krishna on Tuesday to convey their concerns. CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat accompanied them. ...
05:53 PM, Feb 28, 2012
New Delhi: The counsel for the Norway NRI couple fighting for its children's custody has said that it may take another six weeks before Norway decides to send the children with their uncle to India. "Next hearing is on March 23," said Sven Svendson, the couple's lawyer. "We will get the decision from court. Hopefully, the children will be able to return to India after the court hearing." He added,...
04:27 PM, Feb 27, 2012
New Delhi: Foreign Minister SM Krishna will be meeting the grandparents of Abhigyan and Aishwarya, the children of the Norway NRI couple Anurup and Sagarika Bhattacharya, on Tuesday at the Hyderabad House in New Delhi. The children were taken away by Norway's Child Welfare Services in May 2011 on grounds that the parents were not taking care of the children properly. CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat met Krishna early on Tuesday...
11:24 AM, Feb 14, 2012
New Delhi and Oslo seem to have finally agreed on a solution - that of handing over the children to their grandparents in India. ...
09:44 PM, Jan 24, 2012
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