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FAQ on Marital disputes involving NRI/PIO Spouses Sl. Question Answer No. 1. I and my husband are residing You may approach the Indian Mission in abroad.

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FAQ on Marital disputes involving NRI/PIO Spouses Sl. Question Answer No. 1. I and my husband are residing You may approach the Indian Mission in abroad. How can I get assistance for the foreign country where you and your settlement of marital issues between husband reside for providing possible me and my husband? assistance in resolving your marital dispute 2. I am residing in India. How can I You may forward your complaint to the get my overseas Indian spouse to Indian Mission, in the foreign country come to India for the settlement of where your husband resides, to contact our marital dispute? your spouse for settlement of marital dispute. In case your husband doesn’t cooperate with such settlement, you may take judicial recourse. 3. I am residing abroad. How can I You may approach the Indian Mission in apply for legal and financial the foreign country in which you reside. assistance provided by the Ministry of External Affairs? 4. I am residing in India. How can I You may:- get assistance in getting 1. File a case in a Court of competent maintenance/ financial support from jurisdiction in India my overseas Indian husband 2. Approach the Indian Mission in the foreign country in which your husband resides for seeking assistance and guidance 5. What should I do for revocation/ You may approach a Criminal Court of impounding of my husband’s competent jurisdiction in India for passport and for not allowing obtaining appropriate Court Order for renewal of his passport. revoking/ impounding passport of your husband 6. How can I get my husband’s foreign Issue of Foreign Passport does not fall passport revoked/ suspended? within the jurisdiction of India. You may approach the Embassy of the respective foreign country in which your husband resides. 7. How can I get my husband’s Visa related issues are dealt by the Foreign Visa suspended/ revoked? authorities of the concerned foreign country who issued your husband’s foreign Visa. You may approach the Embassy of the foreign country in which your husband resides for VISA relatedissues. 8. How can I get details of Visa and Details of Visa or employment of Employment of my overseas Indian individuals are not available with the spouse who is residing abroad? Ministry of External Affairs. You may approach the Embassy of the foreign country to get access to such details. 9. How can I get my overseas Indian PR is a sovereign matter of the concerned husband’s application for PR foreign government and it is beyond the rejected/ revoked? jurisdiction of the Ministry of External Affairs. You may approach the Embassy of the respective foreign country in which your husband resides. 10. How can I get the Residence Permit You may approach the Embassy of the of my overseas Indian husband foreign country in which your husband cancelled? resides for assistance and guidance. 11. I am residing in India. I request the You are requested to state specific issues Ministry to take legal action against in your complaint. You may:- my overseas Indian husband. 1. Notify Police authorities in the local area where you reside or where the matrimonial house is located 2. Approach the National Commission for Women for legal assistance and guidance 12. My child has been taken by my You may:- overseas Indian husband without 1. Register case on MADAD Portal my consent to foreign country. I am 2. Approach NCPCR (Mediation Cell), residing in India. I want to reunite Ministry of Women and Child with my child. What should I do? Development (Child Welfare Division) 3. File case for child custody in India 4. Make a complaint to the Embassy of the foreign country where the child has been taken 5. File case against your husband in the foreign country where he resides 13. I am residing in India. How can I You may file a case in a Court of communicate with my children who competent jurisdiction in India and obtain are in the custody of my husband court order for facilitating communication who is living abroad? with your children. 14. How can I locate the whereabouts You may:- of my overseas Indian husband who 1. Forward your complaint to the is not in touch with me? Indian Mission in the foreign country in which your husbandresides along with the correct passport number and contact details of your husband 2. Approach the Indian Mission in the foreign country in which the husband resides 3. Access the list of Indian Associations/ NGOs from the website of Indian Embassies for further details 15. How can I deport my husband who You may:- is residing abroad to India? 1. File a case in Court 2. Serve the summons/ Notices/ Warrants for arrest against your husband living abroad through Ministry of Home Affairs 3. Approach the Indian Embassy in the country where your husband resides 16. How can I stop my husband who is You may:- trying to flee the country? 1. Approach the Senior Police Authorities to issue Look Out Circular (LOC) against your husband. 2. File a case in Court to stop the husband from fleeing the country 17. I am residing in India. How can I You may file a case in a criminal court of initiate criminal proceedings against competent jurisdiction in India. my overseas Indian spouse? 18. What is the procedure for the Service of judicial process outside India service of judicial process including including summons/show-cause notices summons/show-cause notices etc. etc., in Civil Matters is regulated by the upon my spouse residing outside Ministry of Law & Justice (Joint Secretary & Legal Adviser, ”A” Wing, Shastri the geographical limits of India? Bhawan, New Delhi. Service of judicial process outside India including summons/show cause notices etc., in Criminal Matters, is carried out by the Ministry of Home Affairs (Joint Secretary (IS-II), NDCC-II Building, Jai Singh Road, New Delhi – 110 001) 19. I am residing in India. My overseas You may:- Indian husband has deserted me/ 1. File a case in a Court of competentsubjected me to dowry harassment/ jurisdiction in In domestic violence. What should I 2. Approach the National Commission do? for Women for legal assistance and guidance. 20. I am residing with my overseas You may approach the Indian Mission in Indian husband in foreign country. the country in which you are residing for He has deserted me/ is subjecting seeking assistance to file complaint with me to dowry harassment/ domestic the local police. The Mission can put you violence. What should I do? in touch with the local Indian Association/ Organization/ NGOs and also to provide you with legal and financial assistance in case you decide to take legal/ judicial recourse in the foreign country. You can access the list of local Indian Association/ Organization/ NGOs, lawyers in the foreign country from the website of the Indian Embassy in that country. 21. How can I get a Red Corner Notice You may:- issued against my overseas Indian 1. Get F.I.R. registered with local husband? Police Authorities 2. Take judicial recourse 22. I am residing in India. I have been You may file a case in a Court of thrown out of my matrimonial home competent jurisdiction in India to retrieve by the relatives of my overseas your belongings. Indian husband. How can I retrieve belongings and documents from the matrimonial home? 23. I am residing with my overseas You may approach the Indian Mission in Indian husband in foreign country. I the foreign country for assistance and have been thrown out of my guidance. matrimonial home by my husband. How can I retrieve belongings and documents from the matrimonial home? 24. I am residing in India and my You may file a case in a Court of overseas Indian husband has competent jurisdiction in India married another woman without divorcing me. What should I do? 25. How can I take action against my You may register your complaint on overseas Indian husband for cyber National Cyber Crime Portal harassment?

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An India-led global mass movement to nudge individual and community action to protect and preserve the environmentThis word is LiFE, which means ‘Lifestyle For Environment’. Today, there is a need for all of us to come together and take Lifestyle For Environment forward as a campaign. This can become a mass movement towards an environmentally conscious lifestyle. 2

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Information for Indian Students Desirous of Pursuing Medical Studies in Nepal Over the years, there has been an increase in the number of Indian students going abroad to pursue medical education. Earlier, all students interested in taking a medical qualification from outside India were required to get an eligibility certificate from the government before leaving for their studies. However, since 2019, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has made it mandatory for the students to clear the NEET-UG (National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test-Under Graduate) exam, which is the entry examination for undergraduate medical education in India, as a prerequisite to pursue medical education abroad. 2. Beginning 2019, only those students who appear for the NEET-UG for admission to Undergraduate medical education in India will be eligible to appear for the screening test, namely, the Foreign Medical Graduates’ Exam (FMGE). This step has been an important advancement in screening of students and has been well received by the host countries as well. However, as the quality of education in various countries differs considerably; continued and systematic effort in providing guidance to students regarding selection of course and institution to gain maximum academic exposure is needed. 3. As per the IMC (Indian Medical Council) Act, 1956, all students who acquire a medical qualification from countries outside India are required to clear the FMGE in order to practice in India. The Exam is conducted by the National Board for Examination (NBE) twice (i.e. in June and December) every year. 4. It may be noted that the number of students, having medical degrees from Institutions abroad, appearing for FMGE in 2009 was 6170, which has increased to 21,351 in 2018. However, the pass percentage of students appearing for the FMGE has been very low, and continues to be below 20%. 5. National Examination Board, New Delhi has published a list of Indian students who had passed out from various Medical colleges/Universities of Nepal and their year-wise performance in Foreign Medical Graduates’ Exam for the period 2015-2018: | Name of Institute/University 2015-2018 No Of Nepal Appeared | Passed | Pass Percentage 1. | BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, (239 100 41.84 Dharan(Autonomous Univ.) 2.__| Biratnagar Medical College, Biratnagar (KU) ० 10 [000० 3. । College of Medical Sciences,Bharatpur, (KU) | 836 149 17.82 4.__| Gandaki Medical College, Pokhra (TU [6 —*+(|4 66.66 5._| Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel(KU. 54 [9 116.67 [6. | Janaki Medical College, Janakpur (TU) 328 64 19.51 7. | Kathmandu Medical College,Sinamangal, 1139 16 11.51 KTM (KU) [डि Lumbini Medical college, Palpa (KU) 5 3 60.00 9 | Manipal College of Medical Sciences, 567 162 28.57 Pokhra (KU) 10. | National Medical College, Birgunj (TU) 848 121 14.27 11. | Nepalgunj Medical 406 97 23.89 College Chisapani, Banke(KU) 12. | Nepal Medical College,Jorpati,KTM (KU) 42 4 9.52 13._| Nobel Medical College, Biratnagar(KU) 145 31 21.38 14. | Institute of Medical Sciences, 1404 146 10.39 Kathmandu, Tribhuvan University(TU) 15. | Universal College of Medical Science, 871 135 15.50 Bhairahwah (TU) 6. All Indian students desiring to undertake medical education in Nepal should take into account the above mentioned information. In case they need any clarification about any particular institution, they may contact Indian Embassy in Kathmandu. The students are also advised to visit official website of Medical Council of India (https: / /www.mciindia.org) regularly to know the list of accredited foreign medical institutions/ universities for MBBS or equivalent courses; and other important useful information. Dos & Donts for Prospective Indian students before taking admissions in Medical Colleges of Nepal Do’s 1. Students must ensure that they strictly fulfill the eligibility criteria for their admissions as per the regulations of Nepal as well as of India, including passing of NEET-UG. . All necessary documents are required to be carried personally for the admissions in MBBS in Nepal. . Students should approach the college directly to check if it is a bonafide institution and must gather authentic information about the eligibility criteria, procedures of admission, availability of faculties, curriculum, facilities for practical, etc. Students should not merely depend on the website of the College. Prior to getting admission, the student should also explore the social media and extract various information/details including reputation/grading of the colleges/Universities and its examination system. . While seeking admissions, students should check the results of previous years and the proportionate pass percentages of Indian students from a particular College. . Before taking final decision for admission, the student must speak with existing Indian students of the Colleges and ascertain problems, if any. The student should gather all details very carefully pertaining to the procedure for examinations, re-examinations, revaluation of answer-sheets and charges involved thereof, number of permitted attempts to clear re-examinations, NFTE (Not Fit for Technical Education) criteria, etc. . The fee component and its mode of payment should be understood clearly. If possible, an authentic signed copy of fee payment schedule (including year wise fee structure, installments and date of payment against each installment) should be taken from the College/University in Nepal. Some colleges charge heavy penalty (almost 100%) on the pending dues, which may lead to heavy financial burden on the student. All these should be clarified before seeking admission. 7. Detailed enquiry should be made about facilities being provided by the college including hostel, food, transportation, medical, etc., and expenses towards these. The student must ask for hidden charges levied by the College, if any. Don’ts 1. The student should be beware of any Agent or Consultancy services either for seeking admission in MBBS in Nepal or asking for any discount for fee, etc. 2. The student should refrain from engaging in unlawful/political activities after getting admission in the college. ike

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BUSINESS CLIMATE SURVEY FOR INDIAN COMPANIES IN NEPAL 2024 GPO Box No. 13245 977 1 4544607 [email protected]. Ace Apartment, Narayan Chaur Fax +977 1 4544608 [email protected] Naxal, Kathmandu www.nicci.orgBUSINESS CLIMATE SURVEY FOR INDIAN COMPANIES IN NEPAL 2024BUSINESS CLIMATE SURVEY 2024 PATRON’S MESSAGE 5 PRESIDENT’S FORWORD 6 PREFACE 7 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 8 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 9 I. INTRODUCING THE STUDY: Framing the Context . . . . . .11 The Focus on Foreign Investments 13 The Potential 17 II. STUDY METHOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Rationale of the Study 20 Methodology and Objectives of the Study 20 Study Design 21 Limitations 22 III. THE GENERAL OVERVIEW: SURVEY RESULTS . . . . . . .23 Studying the Nepal-India Dynamics: Facets of Economic Interdependence 23 Perception of the Companies: Findings and Discussion 25 Social Contributions of the Companies 29 IV. MAJOR OBSERVATIONS AND WAY FORWARD . . . . . . . 31 Endnotes 34 Researcher’s Bio 38 4

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Embassy of India Kathmandu *** Online filing / tracking of complaint on trade dispute In an endeavour to resolve complaints or trade disputes relating to international trade and create confidence in the business environment of India, a mechanism to address such issues has been provided in Chapter 8 of the Foreign Trade Policy/Handbook of Procedures, 2015-2020, generally relating to :- i) Complaints received from foreign buyers in respect of poor quality of the proce- dures supplied by exporters from India; ii) Complaints received from foreign buyers in respect of quality of the products supplied; and iii) Complaint of complaints of unethical commercial dealings like not-supply/partial supply of goods after confirmation of order, supplying of goods other than the ones as agreed upon; non-payments and non-adherence to deliver schedule. In order to resolve complaints or trade dispute relating to International Trade and with a view to build up reliable business environment in India, an online filing and track- ing of trade complaints have been launched. Procedure to file online complaints. Detailed information about how the online portal operates is appended as under (i) Go to the DGFT website: www.dgft.gov.in>Services>File Quality Com- plaints/Trade Dispute>fill Online Application Form. (ii) Upload documents related to the quality Complaint/Trade dispute, wherever required [Maximum 5MB size documents in pdf format]. (iii) Submit Online Application Form to the jurisdictional RA of DGFT/SEZ [This jurisdiction should be ascertained by the complainant, with respect to the Indian entity against whom the complaint is being made or with respect to the Indian complainant where the complaint is being filed against a foreign entity, as per Appendix 1 of Handbook of Procedure. http://dgft.gov.in/sites/default/files/1A_0.pdf (iv) Select jurisdictional Indian Mission (this jurisdiction should be ascertained with respect to the address of foreign entity) (v) On submission, a Unique Reference Number (URN) starting with ‘Q’ will be generated and sent to the email id of the complainant. Please make sure that the email id is functional as all future correspondence will be made on this id only. (vi) The complainant, at a future date, can also provide additional material/correspondence to the Regional Authority/SEZ and Indian Mission. While making any future correspondence, the URN must be quoted invariably in the subject header of the email. (vii) A link “View Status” is also available for the complainant to check current position of the complaint at “http://dgftebrc.nic.in:8090/TradeDispute ” ***

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