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Pregnant Woman, Husband Flung Onto Road As Van Rams Bike In Kota. She Dies

AIMQ hosts Eid Milap event for Indians in Australia

The Association of Indian Muslims of Queensland, Australia, held its third Eid Milap event on April 14th at the Australia International

New migration strategy: Australia clarifies exemptions for Indian nationals

The Department of Home Affairs says international students and skilled migrants from India will be exempt from some parts of its new migration strategy announced on 11 December, 2023.

Madhya Pradesh: First-Time Voters Spark Joyful Atmosphere

GROCERS Of The Lore - Times of India

Mata Badal Pansari, a 166-year-old spice shop in Lucknow, India, continues to attract customers with its unique and rare herbs and spices. The shop, w

Over 3K run to raise awareness on drug abuse

South Australia opens permanent residency doors for skilled workers with a new condition

South Australia has opened its migration program for 2023-24, extending invitations to both onshore and offshore skilled workers from more than 250 occupations. Visa conditions and procedures for offshore applicants remain unchanged, but onshore applicants will now shift to a Registration of Interest (ROI) process.

Village head arrested for raping 19-yr-old woman in Uttarakhand district: Police

The survivor’s father filed a complaint with the revenue police against three people, including gram pradhan (village head) and two others

Scrap permanent parent migration unless 'immediate family' redefined, report recommends

A new study calls on the federal government to contemplate the introduction of a new temporary stay parent visa, featuring the benefits of multiple entries and a generous 10-year validity period. It also argues that if the government is reluctant to classify parents as 'immediate family', it should abolish permanent parent migration altogether.

Rush on for elderly parent visas - MacroBusiness

MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content at 10:00 am on July 6, 2021 | 16 comments The latest Intergenerational Report (IGR) from the Australian Treasury warned incessantly that Australia faces an ageing population timebomb in the decades ahead that will slow economic growth and derail the federal budget’s return to surplus. Given the Treasury’s bluster over an ageing population, it is hard to believe that policy makers still allow migrant Australians to import around 9,000 elderly parents into Australia each year via the permanent parental visa program. Doing so immediately ages Australia’s population while adding directly to the burden on economic and social infrastructure that has been paid for by other Australians.