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Reeling rupee drags students abroad deeper into debt at homeA weakening rupee is causing significant financial strain for Indian students pursuing education abroad. Loans sanctioned earlier are now i...- Rupee slide pushes overseas students back to lenders for top-up loansA significant rupee depreciation has forced Indian students studying abroad to seek top-up loans from lenders, as initial loan amounts fall...
- What is US $5,000 Apprehension Fee and who needs to pay it? New rules explained. Here's new penalty structure, when and where the fee gets levied, what happens if you don't pay itWhat is US $5,000 Apprehension Fee and who needs to pay it? This explainer outlines the new US policy that imposes a $5,000 Apprehension Fe...
- US begins charging $5,000 apprehension fee to migrants who entered illegallyUS Border Patrol has implemented a $5,000 apprehension fee for individuals aged 14 and older arrested after unauthorized entry, effective S...
- Steep H-1B visa fee hike casts shadow over future prospects of studentsAmidst rising anxiety among Indian students, the H-1B visa fee hike and evolving immigration policies under Trump's administration are caus...
- IT professional hit hardest by Trump's H-1B move: Cost to company too high for sponsoring (most) staffTrump H1B Visa Effect: President Trump's move to hike H-1B visa fees to $100,000 annually is set to heavily impact Indian IT professionals ...
- Panama Canal Clash: President José Raúl Mulino Fires Back at Trump's Bold Reclaim RemarkPresident-elect Donald Trump has suggested that the United States might reclaim control of the Panama Canal, citing concerns over high fees...
- They sold everything to live on cruise ships for the rest of their lives. Is it cheaper than living on land?John and Melody Hennessee sold their home, business and everything else and decided to live on the residential cruise ship Royal Caribbean ...
- US deportation concerns leave students anxious: Experts say these three questions can save youStudents planning to study in the US are seeking extra help from visa consultants to ensure that their documents meet the necessary criteri...
- TRAI's concerns over dilution of power under draft telecom bill provisions duly addressed: DoT sourcesAmid reports of TRAI's opposition to certain clauses of the draft telecom bill, that were seen diluting its powers, sources said, discussio...
- India should consider local manufacturing of telecom equipment: Country’s top cybersecurity official“We should give a licence fee to them (Huawei), and ensure that hardware and software would remain ours, and that's the best option,” Natio...
- Nasscom plans to become more accessible to smaller firmsCurrent membership slabs are based on turnover, with an annual fee of Rs 60 lakh for firms with a Rs 10,000 crore-plus turnover.
- Tick-off before kick-offYet another apprehension of parents is the students’ education. The academy will not provide schooling. Students will have to study in scho...
- Subsidy, visa fee not to hit Indo-US bilateral economic ties: Francisco J SanchezNeed to promote policies when it comes to visa for entering our country that supports business and investment, says Francisco J Sanchez.
- Visa fee hike: India asks US to exempt professionals from social security taxBoth sides are negotiating BTA, which once signed, would benefit Indians working in US.
- India opposes US law to impose tax on foreign procurementThe law has caused considerable concern and apprehension to the $60 billion Indian IT industry, which gets over 60 per cent of its business...
- BJP to raise outsourcing with ObamaWhen US President Barack Obama visits India next week, he is likely to face concerns about outsourcing curbs not just from the government b...
- IT firms raise concern over H1B visa fee hikeAs per the bill, companies with less than 50% of local force have to pay an additional USD 2000 on H1B and L1 visas.
- Insurance sector to witness stable growth: IRDAThe "breakneck speed" of growth which the Insurance sector witnessed post 2002 is over and the sector is expected to witness "respectable a...
- Bush signs N-deal today; India expects 123 clarificationsUS president George W Bush is set to sign the legislation on the Indo-US nuclear deal into law on Wednesday. N-Deal: Fineprint
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