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Indians among tourists from 40 nations eligible for free on-arrival visas in Sri LankaSri Lanka is offering free 30-day visas on arrival for tourists from 40 nations. Indian travelers are among those who will benefit from thi...- Buried Beneath Sand for Centuries, Archaeologists Just Found a Perfectly Preserved 2,000-Year-Old Anchor in the North SeaA remarkably preserved 2,000-year-old Roman anchor was discovered in the North Sea during an offshore wind farm investigation. This rare fi...
- Tax right off the batFollowing the GST announcement, a tech founder comically attempted to write off personal expenses as business-related, leading to a humorou...
- Indian students flagged difficulty in obtaining US student visa appointments: Govt to ParliamentThe Ministry of External Affairs has addressed concerns raised by Indian students regarding difficulties in securing US student visa appoin...
- A new law in the works for safe, orderly migrationThe government is considering a new law to promote safe and orderly migration for overseas employment, replacing the Emigration Act of 1983...
- Fake job offers in India or abroad: How to spot a fraudulent job offer, know the full list of authorised agents for foreign jobsFake job offers: India is such a country where millions of young people reside and many of them are searching for a job either within India...
- "We are not another star in American flag": Israel minister dismisses US criticism over emigration of Gazan civiliansEarlier, the United States strongly rejected the Israeli ministers' statements on the resettlement of Palestinians outside of Gaza and said...
- 20 years after invasion, Iraqis still waiting to come to USThousands of Iraqis who worked closely with Americans during the Iraq War and tried to enter the US are still waiting for approval years la...
- Sri Lanka creates two new ministries to handle economic crisisThe new ministry was created after Basil Rajapaksa, former finance minister and the intellectual pillar of the Rajapaksa brothers, quit Par...
- More Indians mull shifting base abroad amid pandemic painAt least half-a-dozen visa and immigration service providers told ET they have seen a 20% surge in queries in the past two months and the n...
- Over 4.5 lakh Indians acquired foreign citizenship since 2014: Government"As per the information available with the ministry, 4,52,109 Indian nationals have acquired foreign citizenship in 117 countries from 2014...
- External affairs ministry is now more people-oriented: Sushma SwarajAs many as 80,000 Indians stuck abroad due to various reasons have been rescued since the BJP government came to power at the Centre in 201...
- Should Indian companies be wary of Trump policies?Though there seems to be some headwinds facing Indian companies with exposure to the US market, experts say there’s really no need to panic.
- No study to assess the impact of falling oil prices on Keralites"The report that is from the World Bank that says remittances have come down as compared to the year before," said Irudayarajan, Migration ...
- In 9 US states, Indians biggest immigrant blocAmid reports that indicate India and China are now starting to send more legal immigrants to the United States than Mexico.
- Uttar Pradesh CM Akhilesh Yadav offers to host Pravasi Bhartiya Divas in Agra"UP would like to host the 14th Pravasi Bhartiya Divas to be held in 2016. We will like to organise the event in Agra" Yadav wrote to the P...
- Shady agents are to be blamed for illegal immigration from IndiaIllegal immigration from India is growing. This is worrying UK, Australia and Canada. Shady agents are to blame, but who can stop them?
- Five tips to avoid any tax bloopers in India or abroadIf you have a job overseas or plan to emigrate, here's how to avoid any tax bloopers in India or the country where you choose to live.
- Radio-tagging better than confinement: USThe United States on Monday rejected New Delhi's complaints about radio-tagging of some Indian students caught up in a visa and immigration...
- US justifies radio trackers, says standard procedureThe United States on Monday rejected New Delhi's complaints about radio-tagging of some Indian students caught up in a visa and immigration...
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