US to grant one lakh work visas
Thousands of applications have already been booked and wait time for both interview waiver and first-time appointments have been slashed
Indians in USA, along with other Asians, blamed for Covid, economic insecurity
According to Stop AAPI hate one in five incidents involve language scapegoating of Asian-Americans, including Indians, by wrongfully blaming them
Uzbekistan helps 2,000 Indian medical students from Ukraine
Uzbekistan’s Ambassador, Dilshod Akhatov said at Dubai that at the request of the Indian government, Uzbekistan’s Medical Higher Educational Institutes
Mia Bhuta is first woman of Indian descent to play in World Cup for US Soccer
Bhuta, 16, was named one of the three captains for the US. Participating in the event meant a lot to
Indian American groups start voting campaigns ahead of midterm elections
Indian Americans account for over one per cent of the country’s population and have one of the highest per capita
Two Indian NGOs amongst winners of Global E-STEM Awards,
“Pratt & Whitney remains steadfast in the development of sustainable propulsion technologies to transform the future of flight, reducing aviation’s
Students studying in Australia will be able to return soon
Jaishankar said that he had raised the issue of visa backlog, especially student visa, with the Australian authorities. Students who
Self-sponsorship is ideal for Indian immigrants
Braverman recently said she had “reservations” about a trade deal with India fearing it would increase immigration to the UK.
Indian-American Sarah Thankam Mathews is a finalist in 2022 National Book Awards shortlist
Mathews’ debut novel, ‘All This Could Be Different’, is listed in the fiction category and tells the story of a
Indian High Commissioner holds talks with Labour Party’s Keir Starmer
“HC @VDoraiswami met @UKLabour party leader @Keir_Starmer for a productive talk on all aspects of the India-UK strategic partnership, focusing