Clearing the air on Assam's National Register of Citizens, India's foreign secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla on Monday said that it will not impact Bangladesh. Speaking at an event in Dhaka, Shringla said, "Let me clearly state here what our leadership has repeatedly confirmed at the highest level to the Government of Bangladesh: this is a process that is entirely internal to India.

Assam's NRC will not impact Bangladesh, says India's foreign secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla

By Mallika Singh The Citizenship Amendment Act has provoked violent protests throughout India especially in the regions of North East, West Bengal and now New Delhi and has gathered high criticism from the national as well as the international community.

What is Citizenship Amendment Act and how is it different from NRC?

Unlike what is being believed, RSS has a different idea about the effect of the Citizenship Amendment Bill. RSS expects the bill to be akin to a one-time scheme whereby religiously persecuted Hindus from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan would get Indian citizenship.

CAB to function like a one-time drive, says top RSS functionary

The government said on Wednesday that there was no plan to conduct the National Register of Citizens (NRC) exercise across the country on religious lines. Minister of State for Home, Nityanand Rai, gave the information in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha.

No plan to conduct NRC across country on religious lines: Government

Bangladeshi foreign secretary Shahidul Haque has said that the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam is an internal issue and they have got assurances from New Delhi.

National Register of Citizens is an internal issue, got assurances from New Delhi: Bangladesh 

After a war of words broke out with Assam Finance Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Twitter over the National Register of Citizens (NRC), AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Wednesday said the word "religion" is nowhere mentioned in Indian citizenship laws.

Religion is nowhere mentioned in Indian citizenship laws: Owaisi

The final list of National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam was published on Saturday with 19 lakh people not included in it as opposition parties said it has raised fears that a large number of Indian citizens have been excluded.

Assam NRC final list published; opposition fears many Indian citizens left out

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has reviewed the issues related to the final publication of National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam. It was decided in the meeting, held on Monday, that in order to facilitate those excluded from NRC.

Adequate arrangements will be made for appeal against non-inclusion in final NRC: Home Ministry

Union Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said that the government is determined to identify all the illegal immigrants and infiltrators living on every inch of this country and deport them as per the international law.

Will identify, deport illegal immigrants from every inch of India, says Amit Shah

Supreme Court on Wednesday extended the deadline for filing claims and objections on the inclusion of names in the draft National Register of Citizen (NRC) for Assam by those who have been left out in the draft NRC from December 15 to December 31, 2018.

NRC coordinator tells SC semi-literate people cannot fill out objection forms

Disenfranchisement may be the first possible step against those whose names will not be part of the final list of the NRC to be published after the claims and objections window comes to an end next week, officials said Sunday.

Disenfranchisement may be first possible step after final Assam NRC: Officials