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Indian-Origin Public Service Heroes On King Charles's Birthday Honours List
Public service heroes, healthcare and technology experts, artistes and educationists are among over 30 professionals of Indian heritage to be recognised in King Charles III's Birthday Honours List 2025.
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"Motherhood Is Full Of Guilt": IAS Officer's Emotional Post On Women's Day Goes Viral
On the occasion of International Women's Day, Divya Mittal, an officer of the esteemed Indian Administrative Services (IAS), penned an emotional post on the challenges of motherhood while balancing her professional commitments.
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41% Of Indian Workers Have 2 Or More Sources Of Income: Report
About 41 percent of Indian workers now have two or more sources of income, the highest among 18 surveyed countries, as there has been a substantial rise in salary satisfaction among the Indian professionals, a report showed on Tuesday.
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Male Golfers Shubhankar Sharma, Gaganjeet Bhullar Qualify For Paris Olympics
Shubhankar is currently the highest-ranked Indian in men's professional golf globally and was the No.1 player in Asia in 2018.
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TOEFL Scores To Be Now Valid For All Australian Visa Purposes: Educational Testing Service
Australia remains the preferred choice for Indian students and working professionals, with over 1.2 lakh Indian students studying last year.
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94% Indian Service Professionals Using AI Believe It Saves Them Time: Report
About 94 per cent of Indian service professionals using artificial intelligence (AI) said that the technology saves them time, a new report revealed on Monday.
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IIT Madras Launches Training Courses For Banking, Financial Services And Insurance Sector
The Courses are open to students and working professionals in India who are interested in taking up a career in the BFSI Sector.
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Opinion: A 56" Steel Frame? The Lure Of The IAS
Why does the IAS hold such an attraction, even for professionally qualified candidates who could have landed well-paid and prestigious jobs elsewhere? And is this a healthy trend?
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Trump Administration Took Steps To Prevent Abuse In Visa Programs: Officials
The Trump administration has taken a series of steps to prevent the abuse and fraud in the employment-based visa programs, including changing the cap selection process for the H-1B, the most sought-after work permit among Indian IT professionals, a top US immigration official has told lawmakers.
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National Doctor's Day 2020 Celebrates Medical Professionals: Know Theme, Significance And More
National Doctor's Day 2020: This day offers an opportunity to express gratitude towards doctors for round the clock service they offer. In India, National Doctors Day is organised by the Indian Medical Association (IMA).
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India Lost More Peacekeepers Than Any Other UN Member State: Envoy
India, among the largest troop contributing nations to UN peacekeeping, has lost more peacekeepers in the line of duty than any other UN member state and the bravery, professionalism and selfless service of the brave Indian men and women is widely admired, the country's Permanent Representative to the UN TS Tirumurti said on Thursday.
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Microsoft To Train 5,000 Indian Government IT Professionals In AI, Cloud Computing
Microsoft India has announced the "Digital Governance Tech Tour" programme to skill government IT officials in technologies like AI and cloud computing.
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TikTok, IIMC Join Hands To Train Budding Media Professionals
Under this partnership, TikTok and IIMC would organise a series of workshops with the students and professors of IIMC across its six regional campuses starting on August 26.
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10% Fall In H-1B Visa Approvals In 2018, Says Issuing Authority In US
The year 2018 registered a sharp 10 per cent decline in the approval of H-1B visa, which is popular among highly-skilled Indian IT professionals, according to the US authorities.
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US Firm To Pay Over $1 Million Due To H-1B Visa Holders Including Indians
An American employment service company has agreed to pay USD 1.1 million in back wages to nearly 600 H-1B employees, a large number of whom are highly-skilled Indian IT professionals.
 "TOEFL Scores To Be Now Valid For All Australian Visa Purposes: Educational Testing Service")
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Indian-Origin Public Service Heroes On King Charles's Birthday Honours List
Public service heroes, healthcare and technology experts, artistes and educationists are among over 30 professionals of Indian heritage to be recognised in King Charles III's Birthday Honours List 2025.
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"Motherhood Is Full Of Guilt": IAS Officer's Emotional Post On Women's Day Goes Viral
On the occasion of International Women's Day, Divya Mittal, an officer of the esteemed Indian Administrative Services (IAS), penned an emotional post on the challenges of motherhood while balancing her professional commitments.
-
41% Of Indian Workers Have 2 Or More Sources Of Income: Report
About 41 percent of Indian workers now have two or more sources of income, the highest among 18 surveyed countries, as there has been a substantial rise in salary satisfaction among the Indian professionals, a report showed on Tuesday.
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Male Golfers Shubhankar Sharma, Gaganjeet Bhullar Qualify For Paris Olympics
Shubhankar is currently the highest-ranked Indian in men's professional golf globally and was the No.1 player in Asia in 2018.
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TOEFL Scores To Be Now Valid For All Australian Visa Purposes: Educational Testing Service
Australia remains the preferred choice for Indian students and working professionals, with over 1.2 lakh Indian students studying last year.
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94% Indian Service Professionals Using AI Believe It Saves Them Time: Report
About 94 per cent of Indian service professionals using artificial intelligence (AI) said that the technology saves them time, a new report revealed on Monday.
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IIT Madras Launches Training Courses For Banking, Financial Services And Insurance Sector
The Courses are open to students and working professionals in India who are interested in taking up a career in the BFSI Sector.
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Opinion: A 56" Steel Frame? The Lure Of The IAS
Why does the IAS hold such an attraction, even for professionally qualified candidates who could have landed well-paid and prestigious jobs elsewhere? And is this a healthy trend?
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Trump Administration Took Steps To Prevent Abuse In Visa Programs: Officials
The Trump administration has taken a series of steps to prevent the abuse and fraud in the employment-based visa programs, including changing the cap selection process for the H-1B, the most sought-after work permit among Indian IT professionals, a top US immigration official has told lawmakers.
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National Doctor's Day 2020 Celebrates Medical Professionals: Know Theme, Significance And More
National Doctor's Day 2020: This day offers an opportunity to express gratitude towards doctors for round the clock service they offer. In India, National Doctors Day is organised by the Indian Medical Association (IMA).
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India Lost More Peacekeepers Than Any Other UN Member State: Envoy
India, among the largest troop contributing nations to UN peacekeeping, has lost more peacekeepers in the line of duty than any other UN member state and the bravery, professionalism and selfless service of the brave Indian men and women is widely admired, the country's Permanent Representative to the UN TS Tirumurti said on Thursday.
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Microsoft To Train 5,000 Indian Government IT Professionals In AI, Cloud Computing
Microsoft India has announced the "Digital Governance Tech Tour" programme to skill government IT officials in technologies like AI and cloud computing.
-
TikTok, IIMC Join Hands To Train Budding Media Professionals
Under this partnership, TikTok and IIMC would organise a series of workshops with the students and professors of IIMC across its six regional campuses starting on August 26.
-
10% Fall In H-1B Visa Approvals In 2018, Says Issuing Authority In US
The year 2018 registered a sharp 10 per cent decline in the approval of H-1B visa, which is popular among highly-skilled Indian IT professionals, according to the US authorities.
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US Firm To Pay Over $1 Million Due To H-1B Visa Holders Including Indians
An American employment service company has agreed to pay USD 1.1 million in back wages to nearly 600 H-1B employees, a large number of whom are highly-skilled Indian IT professionals.
