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3 Lakh Indian Students Face Uncertainty As US Bill Plans End Of Work Visa
Indian students are the largest beneficiaries of the OPT program, with 97,556 participants in the 2023-2024 academic year, a 41% increase from the previous year.
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How Student Visas Are Being Revoked In The US Without Notifying Colleges
The reasons behind these revocations vary, but some students have been targeted for their involvement in pro-Palestinian activism or speech.
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US Restaurant To Pay Teenager Rs 24 Crore After Scalding BBQ Sauce Burns Her
The incident transpired in May 2023 when Genesis Monita and her sister went to Bill Miller in San Antonio, Texas.
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"Still Waiting": Democrat Mayor Demands Donald Trump Pay Nearly $500,000 In Unpaid Bills
Trump left an unpaid bill of $211,176 in public safety costs in 2019 when he conducted a rally at the Santa Ana Star Center in Albuquerque
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Nine Governors Press U.S. Lawmakers To Pass Semiconductor Funding Bill
A bipartisan group of governors from nine states sent a letter on Wednesday to U.S. lawmakers urging them to pass subsidies for semiconductor factories that would produce chips for cars.
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China's Parliament Opposes US Bill On Chinese Tech Threat
China's parliament expressed indignation and opposition on Wednesday to a U.S. bill aimed at countering a technology threat from the Asian giant, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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US House Passes Bill To Offer Citizenship To Over 2 Million "Dreamers"
The House on Tuesday passed a bill that would offer a path to citizenship to more than 2 million undocumented immigrants, including "Dreamers" who were brought to the United States as children.
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US Senate Passes Bill Aimed At Enhanced Defence Ties With India
The US recognised India as a "Major Defence Partner" in 2016, a designation that allows India to buy more advanced and sensitive technologies from America at par with that of its closest allies and partners, and ensures enduring cooperation into the future.
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US Government Shutdown? They've Been Here Before, And It Lasted Weeks.
Long before the spectacle of President Donald Trump and Congress scrambling to avert a government shutdown, an entrenched budgetary standoff between House Speaker Newt Gingrich and President Bill Clinton ground government to a halt for a record four weeks.
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US Republicans Release Final Bill On Tax Reform Plan
US Republicans from both houses of Congress have revealed their joint bill for the biggest overhaul of the country's tax system in 30 years.
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Rio 2016: Michael Phelps Leaves Ryan Lochte in His Wake One Last Time at Olympics
In what was billed as the final showdown between two of America's greatest swimmers, Michael Phelps blew away Ryan Lochte and everyone else to win his fourth gold medal of the Rio Olympics and 22nd overall
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UN General Assembly's 'Historic Gathering' to Redefine Development Goals in New York
It's been billed as "the biggest launch in history" and is possibly the largest ever gathering at the United Nations. Over 150 heads of state, NGOs from around the globe, Nobel Prize winners and media crew are going to descend on the UN headquarters in New York on Friday for the landmark Sustainable Development Summit that coincides with the 70th a...
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US House Panel Advances Bill Curbing Bulk Surveillance
The USA Freedom Act would end large-scale data collection under the Patriot Act and other laws.
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And the Award for the Funniest Ice Bucket Challenge Goes to Oprah Winfrey
This time the yelling wasn't to announce free cars, houses or clothes to the audience but to express her absolute horror at how cold the water was
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Bill introduced in US Congress to expedite export of LNG
Under current law, LNG export facilities shipping gas to countries that do not have free trade agreements with the US require an additional level of approval by the Department of Energy, a process characterized by extensive delays
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3 Lakh Indian Students Face Uncertainty As US Bill Plans End Of Work Visa
Indian students are the largest beneficiaries of the OPT program, with 97,556 participants in the 2023-2024 academic year, a 41% increase from the previous year.
-
How Student Visas Are Being Revoked In The US Without Notifying Colleges
The reasons behind these revocations vary, but some students have been targeted for their involvement in pro-Palestinian activism or speech.
-
US Restaurant To Pay Teenager Rs 24 Crore After Scalding BBQ Sauce Burns Her
The incident transpired in May 2023 when Genesis Monita and her sister went to Bill Miller in San Antonio, Texas.
-
"Still Waiting": Democrat Mayor Demands Donald Trump Pay Nearly $500,000 In Unpaid Bills
Trump left an unpaid bill of $211,176 in public safety costs in 2019 when he conducted a rally at the Santa Ana Star Center in Albuquerque
-
Nine Governors Press U.S. Lawmakers To Pass Semiconductor Funding Bill
A bipartisan group of governors from nine states sent a letter on Wednesday to U.S. lawmakers urging them to pass subsidies for semiconductor factories that would produce chips for cars.
-
China's Parliament Opposes US Bill On Chinese Tech Threat
China's parliament expressed indignation and opposition on Wednesday to a U.S. bill aimed at countering a technology threat from the Asian giant, the official Xinhua news agency said.
-
US House Passes Bill To Offer Citizenship To Over 2 Million "Dreamers"
The House on Tuesday passed a bill that would offer a path to citizenship to more than 2 million undocumented immigrants, including "Dreamers" who were brought to the United States as children.
-
US Senate Passes Bill Aimed At Enhanced Defence Ties With India
The US recognised India as a "Major Defence Partner" in 2016, a designation that allows India to buy more advanced and sensitive technologies from America at par with that of its closest allies and partners, and ensures enduring cooperation into the future.
-
US Government Shutdown? They've Been Here Before, And It Lasted Weeks.
Long before the spectacle of President Donald Trump and Congress scrambling to avert a government shutdown, an entrenched budgetary standoff between House Speaker Newt Gingrich and President Bill Clinton ground government to a halt for a record four weeks.
-
US Republicans Release Final Bill On Tax Reform Plan
US Republicans from both houses of Congress have revealed their joint bill for the biggest overhaul of the country's tax system in 30 years.
-
Rio 2016: Michael Phelps Leaves Ryan Lochte in His Wake One Last Time at Olympics
In what was billed as the final showdown between two of America's greatest swimmers, Michael Phelps blew away Ryan Lochte and everyone else to win his fourth gold medal of the Rio Olympics and 22nd overall
-
UN General Assembly's 'Historic Gathering' to Redefine Development Goals in New York
It's been billed as "the biggest launch in history" and is possibly the largest ever gathering at the United Nations. Over 150 heads of state, NGOs from around the globe, Nobel Prize winners and media crew are going to descend on the UN headquarters in New York on Friday for the landmark Sustainable Development Summit that coincides with the 70th a...
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US House Panel Advances Bill Curbing Bulk Surveillance
The USA Freedom Act would end large-scale data collection under the Patriot Act and other laws.
-
And the Award for the Funniest Ice Bucket Challenge Goes to Oprah Winfrey
This time the yelling wasn't to announce free cars, houses or clothes to the audience but to express her absolute horror at how cold the water was
-
Bill introduced in US Congress to expedite export of LNG
Under current law, LNG export facilities shipping gas to countries that do not have free trade agreements with the US require an additional level of approval by the Department of Energy, a process characterized by extensive delays
