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Mercury Retrograde in Cancer June 29, 2026: What Every Zodiac Sign Must Do Before Delays, Miscommunication and Emotional Chaos BeginMark your calendar. Mercury, the planet of communication, intellect, and decision-making, stations retrograde in the emotionally charged si...- Germany's Freelance Visa explained: Who can apply, eligibility criteria, documents required and how the process worksGermany's Freelance Visa offers a pathway for foreign nationals to live and work independently, catering to both 'Freiberufler' (liberal pr...
- India-UK FTA: New Delhi pitches for liberal visa regimeCommerce Minister Piyush Goyal clarified that immigration has never been part of trade negotiations when asked about visas in the India-UK ...
- India-UK deal to fire up goods trade 2-3x in 10 yearsIndia and the UK have resumed negotiations for a free trade agreement, aiming to double bilateral trade within a decade. Commerce Minister ...
- Piyush Goyal pitches for liberal visa regime to promote trade, investments between India, UKCommerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal advocated for a more liberal visa regime for businesses and professionals between India and the...
- India-UAE agree on liberalized visa regime under newly inked FTAUnder the FTA, business visitors will get a 90-day visa, while contractual service suppliers can get 90-day visas that are extendable. Intr...
- India, Maldives to liberalise visa from March 11The agreement was signed during the State Visit of President Ibrahim Solih to India on December 17.
- Not only US, other countries too restrict Indian IT professionalsIndian techies not only have to grapple with visa curbs but also obscure rules which hinder them, and are open to interpretation by local a...
- Indo-Pak businessmen should meet at Wagha-Attari border without Visa: SAARCDespite the fact that both the countries signed a liberalized visa agreement last year, businessmen are still facing problems.
- India, China set to sign landmark pact on border cooperationIndia and China appear all set to sign a landmark agreement on border cooperation to avoid army face-offs like in Depsang valley in Ladakh ...
- Indian businesses demand MFN, liberal visa regime from PakistanSeeking to enhance trade between the two countries, Indian businesses today sought the much- delayed Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status, as ...
- GMR fallout? Visa now must for Maldivian medical touristsIndia has tightened visas for Maldives in what is being seen as retaliation for the GMR fiasco in that country.
- India, Pakistan operationalise new visa regimeThe new provisions cover the facility of entering and exiting from different immigration check posts and exemption from reporting to police.
- India decides to adopt liberal visa policy with BangladeshDuring the Home Secretary level talks in October 2012, both the countries agreed to hold exclusive meeting to work out procedures and modal...
- Government to adopt liberal visa regime for BangladeshIndia has decided to adopt a liberal visa regime for Bangladesh nationals in a bid to deepen its economic and cultural ties with its neighb...
- Indo-Pakistan business visa rules eased, but more needs to be doneIn a significant leap of faith, India and Pakistan have signed a liberal visa agreement that replaces the existing 38-year-old pact, but lo...
- Failure of signing of visa deal due to delay in Pakistan, says GovtIndia today attributed the failure of the signing of an agreement with Pakistan on new liberalized visa regime to 'some delay in the proced...
- India may relax visa norms for PakistanisEven though the Pak side is demanding a much more liberalized visa regime there is little scope for any radical easing of the visa norms.
- Easing of visa norms to top Putin’s agendEasing of the Russian visa regime, particularly for Indian businessmen keen to tap investment opportunities in Russia, is likely to figure ...
- India, Pak may ease banking, visa normsBoth sides will set up banks in each other's territories. Visa norms for Pak businessmen may be eased too.
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