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US IT Lay-offs Push Indian Tech Professionals Back Home, Many Face Sharp Salary Cuts

Job losses, visa uncertainty and mounting housing costs are forcing Indian professionals to reconsider their American dream, with Hyderabad emerging

US Considers Longer Visa Processing Timelines, Raising Concerns for Indian Workers and Students

A proposal under review could extend premium processing deadlines, leaving applicants waiting longer despite paying additional fees for faster decisions

Ahmedabad Woman Claims Marriage to 83-Year-Old NRI Uncle; Son Alleges ₹25 Crore Property Conspiracy

Police complaint raises questions over an alleged 2022 marriage, the elderly man’s medical care and financial transactions following his death

US Green Card Bill Proposes Merit-Based System, Raising Questions for Indian Workers

Proposed legislation would replace several employment-based categories with a points system, while narrowing family sponsorship and ending the Diversity Visa

Indian professionals face decades-long US green card backlog, with EB-2 wait estimated at 179 years

Nearly one million Indians account for about 79 per cent of the employment-based green card backlog, according to a new

Anti-South Asian Hate in US Fuels Concern for Indian Diaspora

New research points to a sharp rise in online abuse and hate incidents targeting South Asian communities, amid growing immigration

Indian exporters turn to new markets as US tariff threat raises uncertainty

India’s exporters are seeking to diversify beyond the US as Washington gains authority to impose tariffs of up to 100

India Warns US Russian Oil Tariffs Could Strain Bilateral Ties

New Delhi says measures targeting Russian oil buyers could affect trade relations and global energy markets as Washington gains authority

India faces new US tariff pressure as Russian oil becomes strategic challenge

Trump’s new sanctions law gives Washington power to impose tariffs of up to 100 per cent on major buyers of

Rising Visa Costs Push Indian Professionals to Return Home from UK, US

Tighter immigration rules and expensive visa sponsorship are forcing overseas-trained Indians to reconsider their career plans, with many accepting lower