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US Court Blocks Two H-1B Regulations Proposed By Trump Administration
In a huge relief to tens of thousands of Indian professionals and top American IT firms, a US court has blocked two H-1B regulations proposed by the Trump administration to restrict the ability of American companies to hire foreign employees.
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Silicon Valley-Based IT Firm Sues US Government for Denying H-1B Visa to Indian Professional
Xterra Solutions alleged in its lawsuit that the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) improperly denied H-1B visa to Praharsh Chandra Sai Venkata Anisetty.
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Denied H-1B Visa To Indian Techie, Silicon Valley Firm Sues US Government
A Silicon Valley-based IT company has filed a lawsuit against the US government for denying the most sought-after H-1B visa to a highly qualified Indian professional, terming the renunciation "arbitrary" and a "clear abuse of discretion".
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Why Hyderabad Rivals Bengaluru For Mantle Of India's Silicon Valley
These days, if you're headed to India on business, it's likely that Hyderabad will feature prominently on your itinerary. The south Indian tech capital ranked first in a global study of the world's fastest-growing urban economies and real estate markets by professional services firm JLL.
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Indians On H-1B Visas Aren't Illegal Economic Immigrants: Arun Jaitley
Indian information technology professionals who are coming to the US on H-1B visa are not illegal economic immigrants and the US must decide appropriately while taking a decision on its visa police, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said
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Silicon Valley Far More Reliant On H-1B Visas Than Earlier Acknowledged
Cisco Systems Inc. applied for about 3,000 H-1B visas in fiscal 2016, intending to hire people to work at its sprawling, utilitarian campus in suburban San Jose. These were good jobs - many of them for management-level logisticians and operations research analysts - and they paid well. The average annual salary was about $120,000. At the upper end,...
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Don't 'Misuse' H-1B Visas: US' Stern Warning To Firms
The Trump administration has warned companies against "misusing" the H-1B work visas programme - sought most by Indian IT firms and professionals - and discriminating against American workers.
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China Erred By 'Ignoring' Tech Experts From India, Says State-Run Media
China has made the "mistake of ignoring" science and technology experts from India, an article in the country's state-run official media said today. The report underlined that China should attract high-tech Indian talent to maintain its ability to innovate at a fast pace. The article comes at a time when US President Donald Trump's administration i...
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US' Loss, Europe's Gain? EU Says 'Open To Highly Skilled Indian Professionals'
The European Union today said it is ready to accommodate more Indian IT professionals and denounced any form of protectionism in global trade, amid anxiety over the Trump administration's possible clampdown on H1B visa. Pushing for deeper trade ties with India, a delegation of European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs also expressed "regre...
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'No Taking Our Jobs': UK's New Rules Make It Tough To Hire Indians
The UK on Tuesday unveiled plans to further its crackdown on immigration through "work and study routes" from non-EU nations, in a move that is expected to make it difficult for British firms to hire professionals from countries like India.
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US Court Blocks Two H-1B Regulations Proposed By Trump Administration
In a huge relief to tens of thousands of Indian professionals and top American IT firms, a US court has blocked two H-1B regulations proposed by the Trump administration to restrict the ability of American companies to hire foreign employees.
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Silicon Valley-Based IT Firm Sues US Government for Denying H-1B Visa to Indian Professional
Xterra Solutions alleged in its lawsuit that the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) improperly denied H-1B visa to Praharsh Chandra Sai Venkata Anisetty.
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Denied H-1B Visa To Indian Techie, Silicon Valley Firm Sues US Government
A Silicon Valley-based IT company has filed a lawsuit against the US government for denying the most sought-after H-1B visa to a highly qualified Indian professional, terming the renunciation "arbitrary" and a "clear abuse of discretion".
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Why Hyderabad Rivals Bengaluru For Mantle Of India's Silicon Valley
These days, if you're headed to India on business, it's likely that Hyderabad will feature prominently on your itinerary. The south Indian tech capital ranked first in a global study of the world's fastest-growing urban economies and real estate markets by professional services firm JLL.
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Indians On H-1B Visas Aren't Illegal Economic Immigrants: Arun Jaitley
Indian information technology professionals who are coming to the US on H-1B visa are not illegal economic immigrants and the US must decide appropriately while taking a decision on its visa police, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said
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Silicon Valley Far More Reliant On H-1B Visas Than Earlier Acknowledged
Cisco Systems Inc. applied for about 3,000 H-1B visas in fiscal 2016, intending to hire people to work at its sprawling, utilitarian campus in suburban San Jose. These were good jobs - many of them for management-level logisticians and operations research analysts - and they paid well. The average annual salary was about $120,000. At the upper end,...
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Don't 'Misuse' H-1B Visas: US' Stern Warning To Firms
The Trump administration has warned companies against "misusing" the H-1B work visas programme - sought most by Indian IT firms and professionals - and discriminating against American workers.
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China Erred By 'Ignoring' Tech Experts From India, Says State-Run Media
China has made the "mistake of ignoring" science and technology experts from India, an article in the country's state-run official media said today. The report underlined that China should attract high-tech Indian talent to maintain its ability to innovate at a fast pace. The article comes at a time when US President Donald Trump's administration i...
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US' Loss, Europe's Gain? EU Says 'Open To Highly Skilled Indian Professionals'
The European Union today said it is ready to accommodate more Indian IT professionals and denounced any form of protectionism in global trade, amid anxiety over the Trump administration's possible clampdown on H1B visa. Pushing for deeper trade ties with India, a delegation of European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs also expressed "regre...
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'No Taking Our Jobs': UK's New Rules Make It Tough To Hire Indians
The UK on Tuesday unveiled plans to further its crackdown on immigration through "work and study routes" from non-EU nations, in a move that is expected to make it difficult for British firms to hire professionals from countries like India.
