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India on Sunday brought back nearly 400 people, including 329 Indians and two Afghan lawmakers, in three different flights from Kabul. India is evacuating its citizens from Kabul in the backdrop of the deteriorating situation in the city after its takeover by the Taliban.
A total of 168 people including 107 Indians and 23 Afghan Sikhs and Hindus, were flown from Kabul to the Hindon airbase near Delhi in a C-17 heavy-lift military transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF).
Another group of 87 Indians and two Nepalese nationals were brought back in a special Air India flight from Dushanbe, a day after they were evacuated to the Tajikistan capital in an IAF aircraft, officials said.
Separately, a group of 135 Indians, who were evacuated from Kabul to Doha in the last few days by the US and NATO aircraft, were flown back from Doha to Delhi on a special flight, they said.
India carried out the evacuation missions in coordination with the US, Qatar, Tajikistan and several other friendly countries.
The group of 168 people, who were evacuated from Kabul, included Afghan lawmakers Anarkali Honaryar and Narender Singh Khalsa and their families, people familiar with the evacuation mission said.
"Evacuation continues! IAF special repatriation flight with 168 passengers on board, including 107 Indian nationals, is on its way to Delhi from Kabul," External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi tweeted hours before the plane landed at Hindon.
It is learnt that the Indians evacuated to Doha from Kabul were employees of a number of foreign companies that were operating in Afghanistan.

Escape from Taliban: India brings back nearly 400 people in three flights

India on Sunday brought back nearly 400 people in three flights from Kabul, including 23 Sikhs and Hindus, and 2 Sikh Afghan lawmakers&nbsp;

India brings back nearly 400 people in three flights

India on Sunday brought back nearly 400 people, including 329 Indians and two Afghan lawmakers, in three different flights from Kabul. India is evacuating its citizens from Kabul in the backdrop of the deteriorating situation in the city after its takeover by the Taliban.
A total of 168 people including 107 Indians and 23 Afghan Sikhs and Hindus, were flown from Kabul to the Hindon airbase near Delhi in a C-17 heavy-lift military transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force. This group included Afghan lawmakers Anarkali Honaryar and Narender Singh Khalsa and their families
Another group of 87 Indians and two Nepalese nationals were brought back in a special Air India flight from Dushanbe, a day after they were evacuated to the Tajikistan capital in an IAF aircraft, officials said.
Separately, a group of 135 Indians, who were evacuated from Kabul to Doha in the last few days by the US and NATO aircraft, were flown back from Doha to Delhi on a special flight, they said.
It is learnt that the Indians evacuated to Doha from Kabul were employees of a number of foreign companies that were operating in Afghanistan.

India on Sunday brought back nearly 400 people, including 329 Indians, 23 Afghan Sikhs and Hindus and two Afghan lawmakers, in three different flights from Kabul

India on Sunday brought back nearly 400 people, including 329 Indians and two Afghan lawmakers, in three different flights from Kabul. India is evacuating its citizens from Kabul in the backdrop of the deteriorating situation in the city after its takeover by the Taliban.
A total of 168 people including 107 Indians and 23 Afghan Sikhs and Hindus, were flown from Kabul to the Hindon airbase near Delhi in a C-17 heavy-lift military transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF).
Another group of 87 Indians and two Nepalese nationals were brought back in a special Air India flight from Dushanbe, a day after they were evacuated to the Tajikistan capital in an IAF aircraft, officials said.
Separately, a group of 135 Indians, who were evacuated from Kabul to Doha in the last few days by the US and NATO aircraft, were flown back from Doha to Delhi on a special flight, they said.
India carried out the evacuation missions in coordination with the US, Qatar, Tajikistan and several other friendly countries.
The group of 168 people, who were evacuated from Kabul, included Afghan lawmakers Anarkali Honaryar and Narender Singh Khalsa and their families, people familiar with the evacuation mission said.
"Evacuation continues! IAF special repatriation flight with 168 passengers on board, including 107 Indian nationals, is on its way to Delhi from Kabul," External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi tweeted hours before the plane landed at Hindon.
It is learnt that the Indians evacuated to Doha from Kabul were employees of a number of foreign companies that were operating in Afghanistan.

Two flights carrying Indians evacuated from Kabul landed in Delhi from Tajikistan's capital Dushanbe and Qatar's Doha on Sunday morning.
A third special repatriation flight by the Indian Air Force - carrying 168 passengers, including 107 Indians - is on its way to Delhi from Kabul.
Reports said there are some 20 Afghan Sikhs and Hindus are also on their way to India on the special Air Force plane. Afghanistan lawmaker Narender Singh Khalsa is among the 23 Afghan Sikhs on the C-17 aircraft.
India has already evacuated 200 of its citizens, including the Indian envoy and other staffers of its embassy in Kabul after the Taliban seized control of the Afghan capital on August 15. The first evacuation flight brought back more than 40 people, mostly staff at the Indian embassy, on Monday. The second C-17 aircraft evacuated around 150 people, including Indian diplomats, officials, security personnel, journalists and some stranded Indians from Kabul on Tuesday.

Two flights with Indians evacuated from Kabul land in Delhi, more to be back today

Two flights carrying Indians evacuated from Kabul landed in Delhi from Tajikistan's capital Dushanbe and Qatar's Doha on Sunday morning.

Two flights with Indians evacuated from Kabul land in Delhi

Two flights carrying Indians evacuated from Kabul landed in Delhi from Tajikistan's capital Dushanbe and Qatar's Doha on Sunday morning.
A third special repatriation flight by the Indian Air Force - carrying 168 passengers, including 107 Indians - is on its way to Delhi from Kabul.
Reports said there are some 20 Afghan Sikhs and Hindus are also on their way to India on the special Air Force plane. Afghanistan lawmaker Narender Singh Khalsa is among the 23 Afghan Sikhs on the C-17 aircraft.
India has already evacuated 200 of its citizens, including the Indian envoy and other staffers of its embassy in Kabul after the Taliban seized control of the Afghan capital on August 15. The first evacuation flight brought back more than 40 people, mostly staff at the Indian embassy, on Monday. The second C-17 aircraft evacuated around 150 people, including Indian diplomats, officials, security personnel, journalists and some stranded Indians from Kabul on Tuesday.

Two flights carrying Indians evacuated from Kabul landed in Delhi from Tajikistan's capital Dushanbe and Qatar's Doha on Sunday morning.

Around 300 Indian nationals are expected to be brought back home from Afghanistan on Sunday as part of India's evacuation mission.
Reports on Saturday said that around 150 Indian citizens questioned by the Taliban are now safe in the facility guarded by US troops.
Eighty-seven Indians were on Saturday taken to Tajikistan capital Dushanbe from Kabul on board a military transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force. The group was brought back to Delhi in a special Air India flight early on Sunday.
External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi tweeted that two Nepalese citizens were also evacuated on board the Air India flight.
Separately, the Indian embassy in Qatar said 135 Indians, who were evacuated from Kabul to Doha in the last few days, are being sent to India.
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Escape from Taliban: 300 Indians likely to be brought back from Afghanistan today

Escape from Taliban:&nbsp;300 Indians likely to be brought back from Afghanistan today

300 Indians likely to be brought back from Afghanistan today

Around 300 Indian nationals are expected to be brought back home from Afghanistan on Sunday as part of India's evacuation mission.
Reports on Saturday said that around 150 Indian citizens questioned by the Taliban are now safe in the facility guarded by US troops.
Eighty-seven Indians were on Saturday taken to Tajikistan capital Dushanbe from Kabul on board a military transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force. The group was brought back to Delhi in a special Air India flight early on Sunday.
External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi tweeted that two Nepalese citizens were also evacuated on board the Air India flight.
Separately, the Indian embassy in Qatar said 135 Indians, who were evacuated from Kabul to Doha in the last few days, are being sent to India.
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Reports on Saturday said that around 150 Indian citizens questioned by the Taliban are now safe in the facility guarded by US troops.

Around 300 Indian nationals are expected to be brought back home from Afghanistan on Sunday as part of India's evacuation mission.
Reports on Saturday said that around 150 Indian citizens questioned by the Taliban are now safe in the facility guarded by US troops.
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Eighty-seven Indians were on Saturday taken to Tajikistan capital Dushanbe from Kabul on board a military transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force. The group was brought back to Delhi in a special Air India flight early on Sunday.
External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi tweeted that two Nepalese citizens were also evacuated on board the Air India flight.
Separately, the Indian embassy in Qatar said 135 Indians, who were evacuated from Kabul to Doha in the last few days, are being sent to India.
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