Citizenship Amendment Act becomes law ahead of polls; what are the rules? [CAA decoded]
The law also empowers the Central Government to grant citizenship to anyone it deems fit by granting registration or naturalization.
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Centre notifies CAA rules in big pre-poll decision
Government issues rules for Citizenship (Amendment) Act, fast-tracking citizenship to non-Muslims from 3 countries. Critics link timing to upcoming elections. | Latest News India
Source: hindustantimes.com
Centre notifies CAA rules, sets up application portal
The government implemented the CAA to grant citizenship to migrants from specific communities. The law faced protests for legal status concerns and discrimination. It excludes certain areas and permits. The application process accepts valid or expired foreign passports, driving licenses, etc. Residence permits and Indian connections are covered.
Source: indiatimes.com
CAA rules decoded: How refugees will acquire citizenship & Constitutional immunity in India
The Central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi notified the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) on Monday, five years after it was passed in Parliament. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that the implementation of CAA would enable ...
Source: prokerala.com
Croatia's Labour Market Struggles: Proposed Reforms Seek Justice for Foreign Workers
Since the abolition of the quota system for employing foreign workers three years ago and the introduction of a more liberal system in Croatia, there...
Source: thedubrovniktimes.com