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    India, Indian talent play key role in US growth; H-1B visas fill critical skills gap: Nasscom

    India, Indian talent play key role in US growth; H-1B visas fill critical skills gap: Nasscom

    Nasscom emphasizes that H-1B visas are crucial for filling the US skills gap, not immigration issues. Despite concerns over recent US immigration policies, Nasscom remains optimistic about the Indian IT industry's growth and its vital role in the US economy. Indian firms are investing significantly in local upskilling, and H-1B visas remain essential for addressing skills shortages.

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    Canada caps study permit applications at 5.05 lakh for 2025

    Canada caps study permit applications at 5.05 lakh for 2025

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    Mexico builds temporary shelters to prepare for mass deportations from US

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    Trumpistan! US Congress passes Laken Riley Act

    The US House of Representatives has passed the Laken Riley Act, which mandates the detention of undocumented immigrants charged with theft-related crimes. This legislation expands to include nonviolent offenses and serious bodily injury crimes. It could impact Indian migrants on temporary visas or those violating visa conditions.

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    What exactly did Trump change on birthright citizenship in the US?

    What exactly did Trump change on birthright citizenship in the US?

    President Trump issued an executive order aiming to limit birthright citizenship for children born to illegal or temporary residents, challenging the 14th Amendment's interpretation. The directive faced immediate legal challenges from 18 states and various organizations, arguing it oversteps presidential authority and threatens constitutional protections.

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    India, Indian talent play key role in US growth; H-1B visas fill critical skills gap: Nasscom

    India, Indian talent play key role in US growth; H-1B visas fill critical skills gap: Nasscom

    Nasscom emphasizes that H-1B visas are crucial for filling the US skills gap, not immigration issues. Despite concerns over recent US immigration policies, Nasscom remains optimistic about the Indian IT industry's growth and its vital role in the US economy. Indian firms are investing significantly in local upskilling, and H-1B visas remain essential for addressing skills shortages.

    Trump backs competent foreign talent, says 'H-1B system lets the best people in'

    Saudi Arabia tightens work visa rules for Indian workers

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    Indian IT biggies are slowly letting go of their love for H-1B visas, but US cos still want them

    Indian IT biggies are slowly letting go of their love for H-1B visas, but US cos still want them

    India's top IT firms, including Infosys, TCS, HCLTech, and Wipro, are reducing their H-1B visa dependency by increasing local hires and technological advancements. They are adapting to US immigration changes and operational costs. In contrast, American companies like Amazon, Google, and Tesla are increasing their reliance on H-1B visas for specialized tech roles.

    H-1B replacing good-paying American jobs with lower-paid guest workers from abroad: Bernie Sanders

    H-1B clash exposes a tough choice for Trump: MAGA or Musk

    H-1B clash exposes a tough choice for Trump: MAGA or Musk

    US Visa row: Infosys clarifies, 'Our dependence on H-1B reducing'

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        Canada caps study permit applications at 5.05 lakh for 2025

        Canada caps study permit applications at 5.05 lakh for 2025

        Canada has capped study permit applications for 2025 at 5,05,162, effective January 22, to manage the influx of international students and limit the growth of the temporary resident population. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will process applications only until the cap is reached, with unprocessed applications returned and fees refunded.

        This country with top universities and low tuition fees has become the new hotspot for international students

        Nearly 20,000 Indian students fail to show up in designated colleges in Canada, raise concerns

        Indian students flock to petroleum and mining programs amid Trump’s second term buzz

        More Indians keen to join top US B-schools despite job market slump affecting even A-list MBAs

        Harvard MBAs, the 'best of the best' are struggling to find jobs

        Harvard MBAs, the 'best of the best' are struggling to find jobs

        For decades, an Ivy League MBA, especially from Harvard, was considered a surefire path to career success. However, in 2024, even a Harvard MBA no longer guarantees employment. Recent statistics show an increase in the unemployment rate for recent graduates, with 23% of Harvard MBA grads still seeking jobs 90 days post-graduation, up from 10% in 2022.

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          1. Complete and submit the OGS application form by the deadline.
          2. Check the OGS application guidelines before applying.
          3. The graduate committee will review and evaluate your application after submission.
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          • To be eligible, candidates must either hold a graduation degree or be enrolled in a program leading to one.
          • There is no specified age requirement, and applicants can be of any age.
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          • Candidate must be nomination by a Canadian institution and be a doctoral student.
          • Eligible doctoral programs must feature a significant research component leading to thesis or dissertation completion.
          • Scholarship holders must maintain full-time enrollment, demonstrate satisfactory progress, and refrain from concurrent holding of other federal training awards.
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          • Applicants must be Indian citizens.
          • They should be pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree from a recognized institution in India.
          • Candidates must have at least one year left in their degree program in India.
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          • For Indian students pursuing eligible Master’s courses at Sussex for the September 2024 intake
          • Additional £2000 ‘Tuition Fee Awards’ for Indian students enrolled in eligible master’s programs at specific schools
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          1. 25 scholarships are reserved for women STEM scholars from India and other South Asian countries.
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          • Eligible only for one-year post-graduation course
          • A minimum amount of £10,000 is given to candidates chosen
          • 25 UK universities will participate in the scheme this year
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          • Given only to two Indian students
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          • Given for both Masters and certification programs
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        Small town investors take fancy to Dubai property

        Small town investors take fancy to Dubai property

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        Indian tourists can now apply for Indonesia’s e-VoA online: Here’s how

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        Indian citizens can now apply for Indonesia's e-Visa on Arrival through an online platform, reducing immigration wait times. The process includes submitting documents, paying fees, and receiving pre-approval via email. This initiative aims to streamline travel for visitors from 97 countries, making entry quicker and more convenient.

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