Indians have become the largest cohort of international students in Germany, numbering nearly 59,000. This shift highlights a ...
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PM Modi Invites German Universities to Set Up Campuses In India; Lauds Visa-Free Transit For Indians
PM Modi urges German universities to open campuses in India as both nations boost education, defence, climate and mobility ...
Indian travelers can now transit through German airports without a visa, marking a significant step in Indo-German relations.
Germany has announced a visa-free transit facility for Indian passport holders during German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s ...
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Germany announces visa-free transit for Indian passport holders
Indian travellers transiting through Germany are set for smoother journeys, with Berlin announcing a visa-free transit ...
The decision was recorded in the India-Germany joint statement issued on Monday after German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s ...
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PM Modi-Merz meeting: Germany announces visa free transit for Indians; ink multiple agreements
India and Germany on Monday finalised 19 agreements and announced a series of measures spanning defence, critical ...
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India-Germany partnership: PM Modi, German Chancellor Merz unveil new roadmap on education, energy and defence
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday invited German universities to set up their own campuses in India. This move is part ...
PM Modi also said the two leaders also held wide-ranging discussions on global and regional issues, including the situation ...
Under the new facility, Indian travellers passing through German airports en route to another country will no longer need a ...
India and Germany have taken a major step in bilateral relations, unveiling visa-free transit for Indian passport holders alongside new defence, trade and technology partnerships.
Germany announced visa-free airport transit for Indian passport holders during Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s first India visit, with ...
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