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Indians Travelling More, But 50% Travellers Spend Under Rs 1 Lakh Abroad
Nearly half of Indian travellers spend less than Rs 1 lakh per person on an international trip, while only 7-10% shell out more than Rs 5 lakh.
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US Drops $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee Plan: What It Means For International Students
A US federal court blocked the proposed $100000 H-1B visa fee, easing costs for employers sponsoring international workers.
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6 New Visa Updates Indian Passport Holders Need To Know
From digital e-visas and appointment rules to visa-free travel, March 2026 brings key changes Indian travellers should know before planning trips abroad.
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7 Cheapest Countries To Travel From India In 2026
Planning an international trip on a budget? Discover the 7 cheapest countries to travel from India in 2026, offering affordable flights, stays and unforgettable experiences.
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Indians Spending Nearly 1 Billion Dollars Per Month On Foreign Travel: RBI
Indians are spending nearly USD 1 billion every month on foreign travel which is significantly more than the pre-Covid levels, reveals Reserve Bank data on outward remittances.
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Indian College Intern Jailed In US For Tech Scam Worth Over $900,000
A college intern from India was sentenced to 60 months in prison for providing tech support to a telemarketing scam that duped close to two dozen people of nearly a million dollars.
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Indian-Origin Student Anushka Gaikwad Tops CBSE Class 12 Exam In Singapore
An India-origin student has topped the Central Board of Secondary Education's Class 12 examination results among South East Asian students studying in one of the biggest school groups offering Indian curriculum in Singapore.
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Zoya Akhtar: Wanted to Show Brother-Sister Relationship in Dil Dhadakne Do
"I've always wanted to make a family drama. Drama is my favourite genre. Brother-sister relationship at the core hasn't been well represented on Indian screens. It's always wrapped in rituals, never what it really is. Nobody else knows you better," Zoya said
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We've taken Bhojpuri cinema from obscurity to International Film Festival of India: Neetu Chandra
Selected for the Indian Panorama at the ongoing 43rd IFFI, Deswa, made on a shoestring budget, is the first Bhojpuri film ever to make an entry into the festival.
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IFFI pays tribute to Bhupen Hazarika
The 42nd Indian International Film Festival today paid a tribute to legendary singer-composer Bhupen Hazarika by screening his film Ek Pal.
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Indians Travelling More, But 50% Travellers Spend Under Rs 1 Lakh Abroad
Nearly half of Indian travellers spend less than Rs 1 lakh per person on an international trip, while only 7-10% shell out more than Rs 5 lakh.
-
US Drops $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee Plan: What It Means For International Students
A US federal court blocked the proposed $100000 H-1B visa fee, easing costs for employers sponsoring international workers.
-
6 New Visa Updates Indian Passport Holders Need To Know
From digital e-visas and appointment rules to visa-free travel, March 2026 brings key changes Indian travellers should know before planning trips abroad.
-
7 Cheapest Countries To Travel From India In 2026
Planning an international trip on a budget? Discover the 7 cheapest countries to travel from India in 2026, offering affordable flights, stays and unforgettable experiences.
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Indians Spending Nearly 1 Billion Dollars Per Month On Foreign Travel: RBI
Indians are spending nearly USD 1 billion every month on foreign travel which is significantly more than the pre-Covid levels, reveals Reserve Bank data on outward remittances.
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Indian College Intern Jailed In US For Tech Scam Worth Over $900,000
A college intern from India was sentenced to 60 months in prison for providing tech support to a telemarketing scam that duped close to two dozen people of nearly a million dollars.
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Indian-Origin Student Anushka Gaikwad Tops CBSE Class 12 Exam In Singapore
An India-origin student has topped the Central Board of Secondary Education's Class 12 examination results among South East Asian students studying in one of the biggest school groups offering Indian curriculum in Singapore.
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Zoya Akhtar: Wanted to Show Brother-Sister Relationship in Dil Dhadakne Do
"I've always wanted to make a family drama. Drama is my favourite genre. Brother-sister relationship at the core hasn't been well represented on Indian screens. It's always wrapped in rituals, never what it really is. Nobody else knows you better," Zoya said
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We've taken Bhojpuri cinema from obscurity to International Film Festival of India: Neetu Chandra
Selected for the Indian Panorama at the ongoing 43rd IFFI, Deswa, made on a shoestring budget, is the first Bhojpuri film ever to make an entry into the festival.
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IFFI pays tribute to Bhupen Hazarika
The 42nd Indian International Film Festival today paid a tribute to legendary singer-composer Bhupen Hazarika by screening his film Ek Pal.
