Amidst escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, Indian students in Tehran are living in fear, trapped in basements with limited communication. While over 100 students have been evacuated to Armenia, many others desperately await rescue, hoping for evacuation flights facilitated by diplomatic efforts. The Indian Embassy is providing assistance as families back home anxiously await news.
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