NRI News
Punjab man gets 82-yr jail in US for murder
Monday, 25/01/2016
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SAN FRANCISCO: A 30-year-old man from Punjab has been sentenced to 82 years in jail by a US court for killing a compatriot and wounding another during a festival at a Sikh sports complex in Sacramento, California, in 2008.
Pamma’s wife presses for his deportation to UK
Sunday, 24/01/2016
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PATIALA: In a bid to build up international pressure on India that is seeking fugitive Khalistan terrorist Paramjit Singh Pamma’s extradition from Portugal, his wife Pinky Marwa, UK’s permanent resident, has send a petition to the European Parliament (EP) seeking his deportation to England.
UK crackdown on rogue Indian-origin landlords
Saturday, 23/01/2016
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LONDON: Britain has launched a crackdown on rogue Indianorigin and other landlords who rent out slum-like accommodation in garden sheds to illegal immigrants from the Indian subcontinent and other regions.
Govt may give NRI Sangat Darshan a miss
Thursday, 21/01/2016
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Jalandhar : The state government seems to be in no mood to hold the NRI Sangat Darshan programme this year.
Road project delayed, MLA Nagra cries foul
Wednesday, 20/01/2016
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FATEHGARH SAHIB: Local Congress MLA Kuljit Nagra on Tuesday slammed the government for delaying the foundation stonelaying ceremony of a road project from Tarkhan Majra of Fatehgarh Sahib to Bhadson in Patiala district, calling the move “unconstitutional”
Cameron’s UK getting fewer Indian students
Wednesday, 20/01/2016
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DECLINING TREND Reasons include closure of the post-study work visa, a growing higher education sector in India and better offers from other countries
UK’s tougher visa norms may hit Indian IT firms
Wednesday, 20/01/2016
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LONDON: Using the example of Indian IT companies, an influential committee on Tuesday recommended new restrictions on transferring employees to Britain under the IntraCompany Transfer (ICT) route, including a skills levy of 1,000 pounds a year per transferee.
Punjabis’ contribution in Canada’s progress hailed
Wednesday, 20/01/2016
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CHANDIGARH: James Stone, the first secretary (political relations) of Canadian high commission, New Delhi, called on Punjab education minister Dr Daljit Singh Cheema here on Tuesday. Cheema briefed the Canadian diplomat about various development initiatives of the state government.
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