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July 23, 2025

News Desk

India to continue issuing tourist visas to Chinese citizens

India Prime Minister Narendra Modi shakes hands with China Prime Minister Li Qiang during the Brazilian Brikes Summit in Rio de Janeiro on July 7, 2025. – Reuters The move comes five years after the military conflict between India, China. Several high -level meetings in 2024 lead to improved links. Indian FM urges China to avoid “restrictive commercial measures”. India will repeat the issue of tourist visas to Chinese citizens since July 24 of this year, its embassy in China announced Wednesday, marking the first time in five years since both countries are working to repair their rocky relationship. Tensions

January 10, 2025

News Desk

Businessmen complain about the delay in issuing passports

Listen to the article KARACHI: Hyderabad Chamber of Small Traders and Small Industries (HCSTSI) President Muhammad Saleem Memon expressed grave concern over the inordinate delay in issuing passports, terming it unacceptable for a country with a population of nearly 250 million struggling with the basic task of issuing just 50,000 passports in day. He urged the government to take immediate and effective measures to address such challenges. The passporting system needs to be improved, along with the creation of job opportunities and a business-friendly environment, to prevent young people from leaving the country. He said delays in passport printing and

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