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HT Exclusive: Indian American visa podcaster shares H-1B visa hacks to extend stay in US

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Rowing through the American immigration system has always been a challenge, especially for Indian nationals seeking to establish their careers and lives in the United States. Indian professionals face challenges with US visas and green cards amidst ghastly layoffs. Despite the allure of the American Dream, the reality of securing visas, maintaining legal status, and ultimately obtaining permanent residency often proves to be a complex and arduous journey. They often say the crest is more important than the name, but that's not helping Indian immigrants, as the State is rubbing 100 years of waiting time on their faces. I mean,…

Indian entrepreneur shares inspiring 5 year journey to green card, here’s how he made it | World News

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Getting a green card has turned into a major hurdle for numerous Indian nationals, as data from the U.S. government shows that more than a million people are currently dealing with lengthy backlogs in employment-based immigration. This logjam, resulting from caps on the number of immigrants from each nation and limited quotas, forces highly skilled Indian professionals to face the possibility of waiting for decades to achieve permanent residency. The Biden administration has announced that certain categories of immigrants, including those seeking green cards and spouses of H-1B visa holders, would be permitted to use their expired work permits for…

Kuwait fire tragedy: Deputy PM blames ‘greed’ as 40 Indians killed; Modi calls urgent meeting | Top 10 | World News

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At least 40 Indian nationals were killed and dozens injured in Kuwait after a fire engulfed a six-storey building housing dozens of labourers. Officials said that most of the deaths were due to smoke inhalation as the residents were asleep when the fire broke out early Wednesday. The fire broke out in a kitchen on one of the lower floors of the building in the Mangaf area in Kuwait's southern Ahmadi Governorate. According to Arab Times, most of the deceased were from Kerala, Tamil Nadu and north Indian states, with their age ranging from 20 to 50 years. Kuwait's deputy…