Indian investment banker receives 'Einstein Visa'; Here's why
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Einstein Visa
Indian investment banker, Mangesh Ghogre, has been granted the 'Einstein Visa' for his exceptional skill in constructing crossword puzzles. This comes at a time when people pay large amounts of money but still have their visas rejected.
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Crossward puzzle wizard
Mangesh Ghogre's crossword puzzles have been featured in some of the best newspapers globally, including the New York Times. Ghogre recently created a crossword puzzle featuring the Taj Mahal, which gained attention and recognition.
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What is Einstein Visa?
The Einstein visa is a nickname for the Employment-Based Immigration (EB-1) visa. According to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services website to get an EB-1 visa, “You must be able to demonstrate extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics through sustained national or international acclaim”.
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Taj Mahal Crossword Puzzle Published in New York Times
Mangesh Ghogre's crossword puzzle featuring the Taj Mahal was published in the New York Times with Brendan Emmett Quigley, a "crossword wunderkind". The crossword puzzle was that of the Taj Mahal.
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Honouring Gandhi
Mangesh Ghogre has previously created a crossword puzzle to pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi.