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Indian Embassy in Iran advises nationals to remain indoors amid escalating tensions

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News18•03-03-2026, 15:00

Indian Embassy in Iran advises nationals to remain indoors amid escalating tensions

•Indian nationals in Iran advised to exercise utmost caution and remain indoors.
•Advisory issued due to deteriorating security situation after US and Israel military strikes.
•Indians urged to avoid unnecessary movements and monitor news for updates.
•Around 9,000 Indian nationals, including students, are reportedly in Iran.

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