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Why Indians Still Want to Work in USA Despite Visa Changes (opens the original)
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For generations of Indian professionals, the United States has been one of the most closely watched destinations for international careers. From software engineers and data scientists to doctors, researchers, financial professionals and entrepreneurs, Indians continue to explore opportunities to study, work and build careers in America. But the road to a U.S. job has become more complicated. Read Also Nishi-Kasai: The Little India of Tokyo That Many People Still Don’t Know About Changing immigra
Yoga and Meditation in Indian Workplaces: A Lesson for the World (opens the original)
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As work becomes faster, more digital and increasingly demanding, some Indian workplaces are making room for something surprisingly simple: a little time to pause, breathe and reconnect with oneself. The modern working day rarely leaves much room for silence. Emails begin early, meetings fill the calendar and computer screens remain open for hours. By the end of the day, many employees have spent most of their time responding to demands from work, with little opportunity to step back and simply p
Tiffin Room Singapore: The Story Behind Raffles (opens the original)
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Singapore: For Indian travellers and NRIs visiting Singapore, Tiffin Room offers an experience that goes beyond a conventional Indian restaurant. Located within the historic Raffles Singapore, the restaurant has been associated with the hotel since 1892 and continues to focus on North Indian cuisine. Its appeal lies in the combination of traditional Indian cooking, the heritage of the tiffin, and the atmosphere of one of Singapore’s most recognised historic hotels. For visitors who enjoy underst
UPI ₹2,000 Rule: What Changes for Users From October 15? (opens the original)
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New Delhi: For millions of Indians, paying through UPI has become part of everyday life. From buying groceries and ordering food to paying bills and sending money to family, a quick scan of a QR code can complete a transaction in seconds. That familiar experience is set to enter a new phase. From October 15, 2026, a new Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) will apply to certain UPI payments made to merchants above ₹2,000. The announcement has led to questions about whether Indians will now have to pay f
How Indians Became Part of Suriname’s Story | Indo-Surinamese (opens the original)
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On 5 June 1873, a ship called the Lalla Rookh arrived in Suriname carrying Indian contract workers from British India. Few of the people aboard could have known that their arrival would become an important chapter in the history of the country. Over the decades that followed, thousands more Indians made the journey to Suriname. Some eventually returned to India, while many stayed, raised families and established new lives. Their descendants would become what is now known as the Indo-Surinamese c
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