The British government on Wednesday lost the latest round of its long-running legal battle to deport radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada, who is wanted in his native Jordan after having been convicted of terrorism charges in 1999. ...
09:15 PM, Mar 27, 2013
New Delhi: The Government on Monday termed the arrest of suspected Indian Mujahideen terrorist Fasih Mohammad as a "very important catch", saying Saudi Arabia fully cooperated in his deportation to India. "It was a very important catch. He was deported by Saudi Arabia," Union Home Secretary RK Singh told reporters here. Giving the first official reaction after Fasih's arrest by Delhi Police at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here, the...
04:50 PM, Oct 22, 2012
London: Amidst much hand-wringing, the revocation of London Metropolitan University's licence to admit and teach Indian and other non-EU students has caused a "high level of concern" in various countries from where students come to study in the UK. LMU's board of governors were scheduled to meet later on Monday to discuss the situation, while student and other unions expressed support to the international students affected by the licence revocation...
07:54 PM, Sep 03, 2012
London: In a bizarre case involving Britain's immigration laws, a 70-year-old academic born in British India and hailed as the symbol of national resilience after being a victim of the July 7, 2005 London attacks, is reported to be facing deportation. John Tulloch, a prominent academic born in India in 1942, belongs to a family that served in colonial India for generations. His father was a major in Gurkha Rifles...
05:37 PM, Sep 02, 2012
London: The London Metropolitan University has been banned from teaching overseas students, leaving more than 2,000 under-graduates potentially facing deportation. This includes 300 Indian students too and their fate now hangs in balance. The London Metropolitan University's overseas recruitment licence was suspended last month during a UK Border Agency investigation. It found that a significant number of students were staying in the country illegally and there was no sufficient evidence...
07:50 AM, Aug 31, 2012
London: More than 2,000 foreign students face possible deportation from Britain after their university was stripped of its right to authorise visas. London Metropolitan University lost its "highly trusted status" because a survey found more than a quarter of its foreign students did not have permission to be in the country, Immigration Minister Damian Green said on Thursday. A "significant proportion" of students did not have a good standard of...
06:47 PM, Aug 30, 2012
Washington: At least 30,000 Indians would be among the 1.76 million undocumented illegal immigrants who would benefit from US President Barack Obama's new policy to defer deportation of illegal immigrants for two years, a new study said. Using Current Population Survey data from the US Census Bureau, Migration Policy Institute (MPI) estimates that as many as 1.76 million people, under the age of 31, could be at risk of being...
08:34 AM, Aug 08, 2012
New York: US immigration officials will not seek to deport the former Rutgers University student who was convicted in March of bias crimes for using a webcam to spy on his gay roommate's encounter with another man, a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesman said on Monday. The decision likely means that Dharun Ravi, 20, will be allowed to continue living in the United States after he is released from...
03:23 AM, Jun 19, 2012
Washington: President Barack Obama responded angrily to a reporter from a conservative online publication who interrupted him during remarks on immigration in the White House Rose Garden. Obama was speaking about his plan to stop deporting younger illegal immigrants who came to the US as children. Midway through the remarks on Friday, Neil Munro of the Daily Caller shouted to Obama, "Why do you favor foreigners over American workers?" Obama...
08:54 AM, Jun 16, 2012
Phoenix: Undocumented Mexican youths who came to the United States as children reacted with joy to an Obama administration rule change on Friday that could spare them deportation, although opponents slammed it as amnesty and ridiculous. "It hasn't really sunk in entirely, but I feel a sense of joy and happiness because I know this is really going to change my life," said Justino Mora, 22, an undocumented computer science...
05:31 AM, Jun 16, 2012
Washington: Duped by an American university, a harassed group of Indian students has met the Consul General in San Francisco seeking help to complete their studies and claimed that they have not violated any law. A group of 35 students from Tri-Valley University (TVU) yesterday met Consul General Sushmita Gongulee Thomas. Thomas said she had also sought factual position from the US Government on the status of these students. "We...
11:30 AM, Jan 28, 2011
Neetu's husband is an influential leader in Nepal. ...
04:05 PM, Jan 05, 2010
FTII student Neetu Singh was deported to Kathmandu. ...
05:50 PM, Jan 03, 2010
The girl alleges she was deported at the behest of her husband. ...
12:51 AM, Jan 02, 2010
Union Home Ministry asks Maharashtra govt to send report. ...
05:07 PM, Jan 01, 2010
The bench of 2 Justices said New York family court will take a call. ...
08:44 PM, Nov 17, 2009
Laibar Singh entered Canada on fake papers in 2003. ...
09:10 AM, Nov 05, 2008
Masoodi was issued a deportation notice on October 4. ...
02:26 PM, Oct 18, 2008
London: Tom Maynard, the Surrey batsman and son of former England allrounder Matthew Maynard, has died after being hit by a London underground train, the English county and the Metropolitan Police have confirmed. He was 23. Maynard had started his cricketing career with his original county, Glamorgan, but had moved to Surrey in 2011 after his father had been removed as director of cricket at the club. His maiden first-class...
04:03 PM, Jun 01, 2008
Southampton: Australia great Shane Warne has had a stand named after him at the headquarters of Hampshire, the English county where he enjoyed several successful seasons as captain. It's a huge moment, Warne told the BBC after the stand bearing his name was officially opened before the start of the one-day international between England and the West Indies at the Rose Bowl here on Saturday. I'm very, very proud of...
02:02 AM, Jun 01, 2008
