More than four years after it was passed by Parliament The contentious Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), 2019 has been enforced. There has been plenty of questions such as will the non citizens be thrown out of the country and where do the Muslims stand…

CAA rules notified: All you need to know about Citizenships Amendment Act

Elections are around the corner in India. Indian govt notifies CAA rules ahead of elections. Crowds across India took to the streets, raising slogans against the government. They are protesting the implementation of the citizenship law on March 12.

CAA rules prompt protests & accusations | CMs of West Bengal & Kerala refuse to implement

Four years after receiving parliamentary approval, the Indian government has implemented the Citizenship Amendment Act, CAA. The Modi government has notified rules of this law which seeks to fast-track Indian citizenship to Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians who migrated to India owing to religious persecution in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh. The move comes just weeks ahead of the Indian elections.

Gravitas | CAA implemented: Indian Govt passes Citizenship Law 4 years after Parliamentary approval

The rules for the Citizenship (Amendment) Act of 2019 are ready with the central government and will be notified "much before" the announcement of the Lok Sabha elections, an official aware of the development told news agency.

CAA rules to be notified before poll dates are out, to specify required documents, says report

CAA rules in March? | CAA fastracks process of acquiring Indian citrizenship for some

Union Minister of State (MoS) for Home Affairs Ajay Mishra Teni on Sunday said that the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) will definitely be implemented in the upcoming months adding that the legislative committee of Rajya Sabha has set the deadline to frame rules by March 30 in 2024.

Citizenship Law implementation in India soon, CAA becomes focal point before 2024 elections

India: Home Minister Amit Shah says, 'CAA will be implemented before 2024 elections'

President Bidya Devi Bhandari opposes an amendment to Nepal's citizenship law that was passed by parliament. Prime Minister Sheikh Bahadur Deuba reportedly told members of his party that the President could resign instead of giving her ascent to these amendments.

WION Dispatch: Nepal govt fears President could resign in protest against new citizenship law

Recently India taught Malaysia a lesson for commenting on the Citizenship law. The government changed rules to bar the import of palm oil from Malaysia. Now, reports show that Turkey is also on India's radar. Is India weaponising trade? WION's Palki Sharma explains.

Gravitas: First Malaysia, Now Turkey: Is Indian Government Weaponising Trade?

NHRC delegation to interact with Jamia students over anti-CAA violence

An O.I.C. Meeting On Jammu & Kashmir And Citizenship Law: Saudi Arabia Grants Pakistan Its Wish. #Gravitas #WION #CAA #J&K #Pakistan

Gravitas: Report: Pakistan To Host O.I.C. Meet On India's Citizenship Law & Kashmir

Is The Government Struggling To Stay On Top Of The Narrative As Citizenship Law Courts Criticism Across The World. #Gravitas #WION #CAA #J&K #Pakistan

Gravitas: India's Citizenship Law: Decoding The Global Criticism

Anti-Citizenship Law Protests Hurting India's Global Image? #Gravitas #WIONEdit #WION #CAA #J&K #Pakistan

WION Edit: Citizenship Law: Is India Losing The Narrative War?

OIC, Malaysia Advise India On Citizenship Law. #Gravitas #WIONEdit #OIC #IndianMuslims

WION Edit: OIC, Malaysia Trying To Fish In Troubled Waters?

Police arrest 5 fine arts students in Vadodara for graffiti against new citizenship law 

Mamata's rally against citizenship law 'unconstitutional', says West Bengal governor

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