100 J&K students in Iran to return on March 14, 15: JKSA

The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association (JKSA) announced that approximately 100 students who have been stranded in Iran will be repatriated to India on March 14 and 15. The students will travel via commercial flights from Armenia, marking a significant step in their return amid ongoing concerns regarding their safety and well-being. The JKSA has been actively working to facilitate their safe return and has coordinated with relevant authorities to ensure that the students can complete their journey home smoothly. This development comes as a relief to the families of the students, who have been anxious about their situation in Iran. The repatriation efforts underscore the importance of support for Indian nationals abroad, especially in times of crisis, reflecting the government's commitment to its citizens in foreign countries.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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