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TOI Bharat Abroad: When Desis bring home the Dollars (opens the original)
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What do passports, billions of dollars and an Indian cowboy have in common? They all feature in this week’s TOI Bharat Abroad. From a fresh US immigration headache and a record NRI money rush to an Indian-origin executive taking over Adobe, the diaspora has had quite the week. And yes, there’s also a seven-year-old taking exams meant for teenagers. A US passport application has always been fairly straightforward: prove the child is yours, prove who you are, and fill in the forms. Now, under a pr
TOI Bharat Abroad: 179-year green card wait; 9 Indian-origin names shape AI (opens the original)
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This week’s edition comes with a number that is almost impossible to process. Nearly one million Indians are caught in America’s employment-based green card backlog, with a new analysis putting the potential wait for some at 179 years. Nine Indian-origin names have made TIME’s list of the people shaping artificial intelligence. And one Indian immigrant had his green card taken away this week for the best possible reason. For Indian professionals in America, the green card queue has never exactly
TOI Bharat Abroad: H-1B in Trump’s new America; Mamdani’s Bangla moment (opens the original)
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The American dream has always come with a price tag. The visa route that brought generations of Indian professionals to America is becoming harder to navigate, even as courts push back against some of the admin’s toughest measures. A former eBay executive has turned the school run into a $1.7 billion business. And New York’s mayor has discovered that Broadway sounds even better in Bengali. But for Indian professionals hoping to build a life in America, the path is becoming harder, more expensive
TOI Bharat Abroad: Trump’s birth tourism task force & biology’s next big leap (opens the original)
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This week, America is adding new machinery to an old immigration fight. The State Department has launched a task force to crack down on birth tourism, while the Trump administration tightens the rules around students and H-1B workers. A Penn professor of Indian origin has left campus to help build what could become a major new force in biotech. And three American states are recognising India’s 80th Independence Day with official proclamations. The Trump administration is turning up the heat on b
TOI Bharat Abroad: Birthright battle returns and who pays H-1Bs workers the most (opens the original)
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Building a life abroad often means living between opportunity and uncertainty. That tension runs through this week’s edition. The White House is making another run at birthright citizenship. New data challenges the myth of the underpaid H-1B worker by revealing which companies pay the highest salaries. And a teenager with roots in Gujarat is preparing to tour India in Australian colours. Donald Trump lost the first battle over birthright citizenship in the Supreme Court. He isn’t giving up the w
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