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Over 18,800 Indians deported from US since 2009

Jaishankar flags concerns over treatment of returnees India continues to coordinate with US authorities to ensure due process and humane

Indians continue to be among the most mobile groups in the UK, navigating both tightened regulations and robust academic and

Telangana has one of the largest migrant populations working in Gulf nations The insights from this visit are expected to

Gold Card proposed for foreign investors These changes signal a new direction in U.S. immigration policy, emphasizing merit and investment,

Once finalized, the interim deal is expected to ease trade tensions and pave the way for a more comprehensive economic

Dreams on Hold: New rules in USA, UK, Canada and Germany pose new challenges Experts advise that those considering international

Legacy and Impact: Atul Temurnikar’s journey from a small-town student in India to a global education pioneer epitomizes visionary leadership

South Korean undocumented residents in the U.S. face a unique set of challenges distinct from those of economic migrants Amid

As the Indian diaspora watches closely, many wonder what long-term impacts this legislation may have, especially with the upcoming U.S.

Earlier this year, The Humanism Project and Hindus for Human Rights ANZ had submitted a joint proposal to the City