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Hyderabad’s festival exodus is not a sign of weak urban attachment, but a reminder that moving to a city does not mean leaving one’s roots behind
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Crop losses, water shortages and deficient rainfall are reportedly driving farmers and farm labourers from parts of Telangana to Karnataka, Maharashtra and other destinations. Locals say distress migration has intensified in Gadwal and Sangareddy, with students and elderly people also affected.
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Denmark and four EU countries agreed on a model for “return hubs” outside the bloc to accommodate rejected asylum seekers, aiming for the first deal by early 2027. Rights groups warned such centres could undermine migrants’ human rights protections
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In an age celebrated for globalisation where goods travel across borders with minimal restrictions and capital flows across continents in seconds., human beings are increasingly trapped behind fences, walls and hostile immigration regimes
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India, represented by Kirti Vardhan Singh, will participate in the UN-led International Migration Review Forum in New York. The forum will assess progress on the Global Compact on Migration and link it to SDGs
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Over 6,000 Afghan refugees returned to Afghanistan from Pakistan and Iran in a single day via Torkham and Spin Boldak borders, with authorities providing assistance amid large-scale repatriation challenges and reintegration concerns
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The UK has added India to its expanded “Deport Now Appeal Later” list, enabling deportation of convicted foreign nationals before appeals are heard. The policy aims to speed removals, with offenders able to join hearings remotely from their home countries.
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8% of the Indians are the consuming class while 1 billion Indians are the ghosts in the consumer market
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According to reports, many managements in the Belgavi South assembly constituency are thinking to shift their units.
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The hotspot model lets migrants come in, and then restricts them so that the society is free of refugees
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By Sanjay Chaturvedi In the world of migration law no one has successfully defined what a ‘climate refugee’ is. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees doesn’t endorse the term. Worse, the term ‘refugee’, as subscribed to by the 1951 Convention with its focus on fear of persecution, is unlikely to be of any value […]
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Equipping and empowering our migrants to deal with the complications that arise at various stages of migration is no more an option
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Imperialism today needs to be conceptualised in terms of gratis (one-way transfer of wealth to western nations) plus the threats that it poses to human life and the planet itself
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Prof V Krishna Mohan felt that migration was the result of poverty and unemployment in rural areas and people belonging to the marginalised sections of the society sought their livelihood in urban areas for a steady income
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Tigers killed around 50 cattle and 2 humans in Kaghaznagar and Asifabad forest divisions in this year
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Vijay Kumar Badugu's film Tamasoma Jyotirgamaya takes a realistic look at the plight of the weaver community in Telangana.
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This year, some 500 migrants have died trying to cross the Central Mediterranean.
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In a circular, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has said the insurers have the choice to allow renewal, migration and portability of the above policies.