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'Australian journalist violated visa rules': Officials deny claim of being forced to leave India - Vimarsana News

'Australian journalist violated visa rules': Officials deny claim of being forced to leave India

An Australian journalist claimed that she was denied an extension of her visa by the Indian government because her reports ‘crossed a line’.

How OCI journalists in India are navigating uncertain work permissions amid govt scrutiny - Vimarsana News

How OCI journalists in India are navigating uncertain work permissions amid govt scrutiny

Government spokespersons deny targeting of critical journalists — India’s visa and work permit regime is as opaque or transparent as the US and UK.

ECB frustration ends as Pak-origin spinner Shoaib Bashir gets visa for India - Vimarsana News

ECB frustration ends as Pak-origin spinner Shoaib Bashir gets visa for India

The delay in issuance of the visa to rookie off-spinner Bashir had snowballed into a major controversy ahead of the first Test in Hyderabad.

Source: siasat.com
England 'frustrated' over Pak origin player Shoaib Bashir's visa delay - Vimarsana News

England 'frustrated' over Pak origin player Shoaib Bashir's visa delay

A British govt spokesperson said that it isn't the first time that citizens of Pak heritage have faced a delay in securing Indian visas.

Source: siasat.com
Nicaragua Flight a Case of Indian Tourists Who Did Not Want to Return? Intel Sources Point to 'Larger Conspiracy' - Vimarsana News

Nicaragua Flight a Case of Indian Tourists Who Did Not Want to Return? Intel Sources Point to 'Larger Conspiracy'

India’s intelligence agencies are looking at a larger conspiracy where people from Punjab and Gujarat travel as tourists but never return to the country, and seek asylum citing ‘religious persecution’

Source: news18.com