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US lawmakers move to block emergency tariffs on Indian imports, citing economic harm

If adopted, the resolution would remove the additional tariffs and could help ease trade tensions between the United States and

Jaishankar warns West restrictive immigration policies could backfire

Jaishankar reiterated India’s position that mobility of professionals fosters mutual benefit, strengthens global production networks, and allows countries to complement

Rupee falls below 90 per Dollar for the first time amid trade deal uncertainty and FPI outflows

For the rupee to show meaningful recovery, experts say it must reclaim the 89.80 level. Until then, volatility is likely

NRI deposits drop 40% in FY26 as interest-rate gap narrows, equity investments rise

Going forward, banks may need to introduce more competitive rates or offer innovative NRI financial products to attract global investors

Trump’s indicates support for the H-1B visa program

A new opening for Indian talent amid MAGA backlash PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In a striking reversal of his earlier hardline immigration

Mumbai is Asia’s costliest city; Hong Kong retains global no. 1 spot

For professionals and expatriates, the findings serve as a reminder of the growing challenges of urban affordability in Asia’s key

India strengthens customs cooperation with Abu Dhabi

The move aims to boost digital trade and streamline bilateral commerce By reducing transaction times, enhancing compliance, and improving transparency,

Trump’s Remittance Tax to hit Indian students, NRIs hard

India braces for economic ripple Though the 1% tax may seem modest, its broader implications for Indian families, students,

6th-gen Indian diaspora in Trinidad & Tobago to get OCI cards

PM Modi’s move to deepens Indo-Caribbean ties The visit marks the first by an Indian Prime Minister to Trinidad

Visa hurdles cost Indians €1.3 million in German application fees

Calls are growing for greater accountability, more streamlined processing, and transparent communication from consulates In the meantime, prospective applicants are

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