Norway Kids Row
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India, Norway pleased over resolving kids custody row
Fp Archives •India and Norway have expressed satisfaction that they have been able to resolve the custody battle for Abhigyan and Aishwarya Bhattacharya.
NGO seeks permission to bring back kids from Norway
Fp Archives •A Kolkata-based NGO has appealed to External Affairs Minister S M Krishna to assist it in bringing back to India the two children who are in the midst of a custody row in Norway.
NRI couple patch up, decide kids should go to uncle
Fp Staff •The parents of the two children have signed an agreement asking for the custody of their children to be transferred to an uncle. The Norwegian child welfare services is still to reply to it.
Dear PM, what motivates you to go to work?
Anant Rangaswami •It's been one disastrous performance after another by the government, headed by the prime minister. We wonder what motivates Manmohan Singh to get up and go to office with a track record like this?
Norway kids row: Was it India that misunderstood Norway?
Fp Staff •Should the Indian government have paused to understand the Norwegian system better before rushing in to support the Bhattacharyas?
Norway kids row: Couple to split, mother blamed
Fp Staff •Anurup Bhattacharya, father of the children in custody of the Norwegian child welfare services, has accused his wife of attacking him and having a psychological problem which was concealed earlier.
Norway custody case: Shame on all of us!
Roy •Where's the outrage now? The Norwegian child custody story was a story of one family's tragedy. But all of us, especially the media and politicians, whipped it into a frenzy about our national honour.
India backs off in Norway kids row, wishes children well
Fp Staff •The Indian government said it would not be sending an official to attend the court hearing in Norway on 23 March and while it would continue to view developments, it would not intervene for now.
Norway kids row: Delayed docs may affect custody battle
Fp Staff •An argument between the parents and the delay in preparing crucial documents to transfer the custody of the children to their uncle could mean they will continue to remain in foster care.
Indian officials head to Norway for kids custody hearing
Fp Archives •The two MEA officials are heading to Norway on the directions of External Affairs Minister SM Krishna and will be attending the custody hearing on 23 March in Stavanger.