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The announcement comes weeks after Home Minister Amit Shah declared that a law to grant citizenship to non-Muslim refugees of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh would come into force before the Lok Sabha elections. 

CAA: Govt launches online portal for non-Muslim refugees applying for citizenship 

The announcement comes weeks after Home Minister Amit Shah declared that a law to grant citizenship to non-Muslim refugees of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh would come into force before the Lok Sabha elections.&nbsp;

The Union Home Ministry on March 11 announced that the eligible refugees seeking Indian citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act can now apply through an online portal.
Taking to social media X, the ministry's spokesperson wrote on X that a web portal has been launched to receive online applications.
"Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will be notifying today, the Rules under the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 (CAA-2019). These rules, called the Citizenship (Amendment) Rules, 2024 will enable the persons eligible under CAA-2019 to apply for grant of Indian citizenship," the post read.
"The applications will be submitted in a completely online mode for which a web portal has been provided," it added.
The announcement comes weeks after Home Minister Amit Shah declared that a law to grant citizenship to non-Muslim refugees of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh would come into force before the Lok Sabha elections.&nbsp;

A new study has found that teens who spend moderate time online are better at coping with stress.

Stressed teens benefit from spending moderate time online: Study

Adolescents deal with psychological stress better by moderate Internet&nbsp;use rather than spending longer hours online, according to a new study.

Let your teenagers spend some time online. Turns out it's actually quite good for them

Moderate use of technology can help teenagers cope better after a stressful experience, than those who avoided technology altogether or spent several hours online, a new study has found.

According to new research issued in the Clinical Psychological Science journal, teens who spend moderate time online are better at coping with stress compared to those who completely ignore digital technology.
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For the study, researchers examined 200 adolescents aged 13-17 living in low socioeconomic settings. All the participants were given iPhones to use and were asked to report their technology usage, stresses and moods for a week. The information was then utilised to evaluate the emotional responses of teenagers.
The findings of the research revealed that teenagers who spent a moderate amount of time online after a stressful experience reported lower peaks in negative feelings, than those who avoided digital technology altogether or spent several hours online. As per researchers, the online environment is beneficial for teenagers in low-income situations as it acts as a tool to obtain knowledge and assistance.
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