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Indian students flock to Netherlands and Finland for higher education, dumping old destinations

The appeal of alternative destinations extends beyond Europe, with countries like Lithuania, Estonia, Chile, Turkey, Malta, Taiwan, and South Korea

Indians are second largest source of new US Citizens, Congressional report reveals

In the fiscal year 2022, a total of 969,380 individuals were naturalized as US citizens. Among them, 65,960 Indians officially

Indian student’s death in US linked to online game – Blue Whale Challenge

“Initially reported as a murder, the death of the first-year University of Massachusetts student found in a car in Freetown

Indian national sentenced to five years in US prison for dark web drug trafficking

Singh’s journey into the illicit drug trade came to a halt when he was apprehended in London in April 2019,

Indian techie’s 3,505-day journey to us Green Card sparks online debate

A post on social media garnered over 3.8 lakh views and garnered nearly 2,400 likes, eliciting a range of responses

US academician affirms American hospitality towards Indian students amidst safety concerns

Despite understandable parental concerns over such incidents, the academician reassured that there’s no discernible underlying cause for alarm within the

Indian-American Congressman condemns surge in attacks on Hinduism, calls for unified action

Together with fellow Indian American lawmakers, including Ro Khanna, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Ami Bera, and Pramila Jayapal, Thanedar recently petitioned the

Why NRIs are flocking to invest in India?

With 13.4 million NRIs residing across the globe, primarily in regions like the Middle East, the United States, the United

US announces ₹2.1 crore reward for capture of Indian man accused of killing wife

Patel stands accused of the brutal killing of his wife, Palak, while they were both employed at a Dunkin’ Donuts

Over a million Indians left in limbo due to US visa backlogs

Individuals having expertise in science to management, find themselves grappling with potentially decades-long waits to attain permanent residency, also known

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