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It feels like I am celebrating my birthday as a new chapter has started in my life as I am on the verge of having an identity as a citizen of India that has been my home for more than three decades: ...

NEW DELHI: Pakistani Hindu refugees residing in Delhi expressed a sense of hope and relief on the implementation of the contentious Citizenship

India News: Sikh and Hindu refugees in India celebrated the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), expressing their joy and gratitude for finally

They claim they have been living in semi-kutcha houses, cooking in mud and brick stoves, and using tents for defecation in Majnu-Ka-Tilla area ever since they moved to India.

Payara Singh, who took refuge in India escaping from war torn Afghanistan over three decades back, celebrated implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) saying he felt reborn hoping now to have his identity as bonafide citizen of the country.  Now, 57, Singh joined dozens of fellow

Pakistani Hindu refugees residing in Delhi expressed a sense of hope and relief on the implementation of the contentious Citizenship (Amendment) Act on Monday, saying they are elated they will be finally called Indian citizens.