H1B Hiring Under 'Investigation' | Vance Says Ready For Job If 'Tragedy' Hits Trump
H1B hiring under scrutiny, the Trump administration has reportedly launched an investigation into alleged bias in the skilled worker visa program, accused of favouring foreign workers over U.S. citizens. Student visas under review, new rules may soon limit how long international students can stay in the United States. Meanwhile, U.S. Vice President JD Vance says he is prepared to assume the presidency if a "terrible tragedy" were to strike Trump, though he emphasised the 79-year-old president remains "incredibly healthy" and fully capable of serving his full term. In another development, Former Finance Secretary Subhash Garg speaks on the twists and turns of India's stalled trade talks with the US. Trade tensions rise, President Trump has hiked duties on Indian purchases of Russian oil, pushing total levies to a punishing 50%. NDTV's Allister D'Souza brings the latest.
