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Rahul Gandhi’s Germany outreach highlights NRI role in India’s democratic future

Rahul Gandhi’s Germany visit highlighted Congress’s efforts to reconnect with Indians abroad and position them as partners in India’s democratic

H-1B visa rescheduling leaves Indian professionals facing travel uncertainty

India accounts for more than two-thirds of all H-1B visa holders, making policy shifts especially impactful for Indian professionals With

2 more Indians die in Russia-Ukraine conflict, renewing concerns over alleged forced recruitment

The government has issued multiple advisories warning citizens against falling prey to fraudulent overseas job offers linked to the conflict

India turns to Omani Jaguars to sustain aging IAF strike jets

As the IAF carefully manages this final chapter of the Jaguar story, cannibalising retired Omani aircraft underscores both the strategic

UK budget signals fresh opportunities for Indian businesses

Overall, the UK Budget is being viewed as a reaffirmation of the strong and evolving economic partnership between the two

Modi’s Ethiopia visit signals deepening India–Africa partnership

According to the Ministry of External Affairs, the visit seeks to reaffirm the shared commitment of India and Ethiopia to

Nearly 9 lakh Indians renounced citizenship in five years

The government has clarified that renunciation of citizenship is a personal decision taken under the provisions of the Citizenship Act,

Indian-origin man convicted for 2018 Cairns woman’s murder

The case has been a stark reminder of the impact of violent crime on families and communities, as well as

Trump signals new tariffs on Indian rice and Canadian fertilizer

The developments signal a continuation of the Trump administration’s focus on trade protectionism, highlighting the challenges and opportunities for American

Indian-origin Congressman rebukes JD Vance over “American dream theft” claims

As the U.S. heads into a high-stakes political climate, the exchange underscores the growing tension between nationalist rhetoric and