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Irish universities visit India to reassure students amid safety concernsIrish universities are actively engaging Indian students despite recent security concerns, highlighting strong academic interest. Instituti...- Indian envoy lauds Irish leadership for condemning attacks on communityIndian Envoy Akhilesh Mishra met John Lahart after racially aggravated attacks. The meeting addressed the safety of the Indian community in...
- India strongly takes up with Ireland cases of violence against Indian nationalsIndia has expressed strong concerns to Ireland regarding the increasing incidents of violence against Indian nationals. The Irish President...
- Indian man to leave Ireland after violent attack, says community scared amid assaultsAn Indian man in Dublin is returning to India after a violent assault by teenagers, fueling safety concerns among the Indian community. The...
- Ireland condemns violent attacks on Indians, labels them ‘assault on equality and human dignity’The Embassy of Ireland in New Delhi has condemned violent attacks against Indian citizens in Ireland, affirming the nation's commitment to ...
- Indian embassy in Ireland issues security alert as attacks on citizens riseThe Indian Embassy in Ireland has issued a security advisory urging its citizens to exercise caution due to a recent increase in reported p...
- Air India 182 Kanishka bombing 'stain on humanity': Union min Hardeep PuriHardeep Singh Puri calls the Air India 182 bombing a terrorist act. He marks the 40th anniversary of the tragedy. A memorial event occurred...
- India attends memorial service held by embassies of Canada and Ireland in Delhi to commemorate Kanishka bombingIndia marked the 40th anniversary of the Air India Flight 182 Kanishka bombing, a tragic event orchestrated by Canada-based terrorists that...
- Irish Minister reaffirms commitment to strengthen trade, investment & education ties with IndiaIreland's Minister for Further and Higher Education, James Lawless, emphasized the growing India-Ireland relationship during his visit to I...
- Ireland is "very welcoming" for students, it has post-study visa arrangement: Education Minister LawlessIreland's Education Minister highlights Ireland's welcoming environment and supportive visa arrangements for Indian students, emphasising t...
- Boston and Los Angeles get new Indian Consulates: Here's the full list of Indian missions abroadPrime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the opening of two new Indian consulates in Boston and Los Angeles. This expansion aims to impro...
- 'Party apparatchik': Congress slams India's envoy to Ireland for critical remarksThe Congress strongly criticized Indian Ambassador Akhilesh Mishra for his remarks in response to an editorial in The Irish Times, calling ...
- Indian nurses hoping to work in Ireland stuck in visa 'logjam': ReportWith the waiting times for visas going up, nurses have missed their exam slots, making them wait for the next exam, pay the fee again and s...
- Ukraine crisis: India asks citizens to return; here are the helplines"In view of the uncertainties of the current situation in Ukraine, Indian nationals in Ukraine, particularly students whose stay is not ess...
- COVID-19: Ireland sending 700 oxygen concentrators to IndiaIrish ambassador Brendan Ward said Ireland is in close contact with the Indian government and that it is looking at more assistance to Indi...
- India and United States discuss UNSC agenda, agree to work closely togetherThe consultations between India and the US are reflective of the efforts on the part of the two countries to coordinate on a host of global...
- Students can expect blended learning on Irish campuses, says Ireland's Consul GeneralIreland’s Consul General to India Gerry Kelly spoke to ET about what students can expect in Ireland this year, and their job prospects afte...
- Online visa application system to boost tourism: ChiranjeeviThe recently-introduced online visa application system by the Home Ministry was on Friday welcomed by Tourism Minister K Chiranjeevi.
- Indian woman Savita Halappanavar's death: Government to take up matter with IrelandHalappanavar died in Ireland due to blood poisoning after doctors allegedly refused to terminate her 17-week-long pregnancy.
- Irish govt wants Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar probe to stand up to world's scrutiny, may appoint external expertAs the tragic death of Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar in Ireland evoked global outrage, Irish authorities today said they would appoint...
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