US President Donald Trump has hinted at imposing tariffs on Indian rice
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Labour Party leader illegally hires Indian student as nanny; fined GBP 40,000
Hina Mir, a councillor and a qualified solicitor, was found to have hired 22-year-old Himanshi Gongley for GBP 1,200 in cash per month despite her having no legal work rights in the United Kingdom.
India inaugurates state-of-the-art Consulate in Shanghai, strategically located in trade corridor
The Shanghai Consulate, opened on December 7, caters to India’s burgeoning business community in the eastern region of China, home to top trade and business hubs like Yiwu, where a number of Indian businesses are present.
Tech entrepreneur spent 9 years in Germany but still keeps Indian citizenship — Here’s why
Mayukh Panja, an Indian-origin entrepreneur and researcher who has been living in Germany for the past nine years
Hyderabad road hosting US Consulate to be renamed after Donald Trump
The Telangana government has decided to rename a crucial road in Hyderabad that houses the US Consulate after President Donald Trump.
47 arrested in Singapore in 4-day raids against gambling, vice, and other crimes
The four-day multi-agency operation in Singapore targeted illicit activities at various public entertainment outlets, massage establishments, residential units, and commercial units located in the vicinity of Orchard Road, Whampoa, Toa Payoh, Novena, Balestier, Kim Keat Road, and Robertson Quay.
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Indian Navy sends four more warships to Cyclone Ditwah-hit Sri Lanka
The Indian Navy deployed four more ships to supply HADR stores to cyclone-affected regions of Sri Lanka as part of Operation Sagar Bandhu
US announces USD 5,000 penalty for undocumented immigrants aged 14 and above
The US government has announced a penalty of USD 5,000 for undocumented immigrants aged 14 or older
Jammu and Kashmir: Security forces recover SLR, ammunition from forest area in Doda
SOG of the Jammu and Kashmir Police recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition during a search operation in the Bhalara forest area
USCIS cuts work permit validity for Green Card applicants, refugees and asylum seekers to 18 months
USCIS has updated its policy manual, reducing the validity of work permits issued to several Green Card applicants and other protected immigrants from five years to 18 months
