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    US Immigration Crackdown Puts H-1B Visa Programme Under Strain▼Immigration Crackdown in the US and the H-1B Visa Dilemma✉newsWorldImmigration4 d ago

    The United States is tightening immigration enforcement, and the H-1B skilled worker visa programme is at the centre of the debate. Analysts, including India's Vivekananda International Foundation, warn that stricter scrutiny, higher costs and uncertainty are complicating pathways for foreign professionals, particularly Indian tech workers, who account for the largest share of H-1B recipients.

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    Commentator says Indian pilots face instant blame in air crashes●IF THAT FLYDUBAI PLANE HAD CRASHED… The Indian pilot would have been blamed instantly. Racists would have flooded social𝕏xIN29.7K1 d ago

    Indian journalist Shiv Aroor argues that if the recent flydubai flight had crashed, the Indian pilot would have been blamed immediately, with racist narratives about 'Indian pilots' spreading online before investigators reached the wreckage. He says Pakistani troll accounts would have amplified such claims. The post drew nearly 30,000 likes, striking a chord with Indian users who feel their aviation professionals are unfairly singled out after incidents involving foreign carriers.

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    H1B Indian Workers Reportedly Abandoning US Homes as Prices Fall●H1B Indians Abandoning Houses in America | House Prices Falling▶youtubeBusinessReal Estate266.3K4 h ago

    Reports are circulating that Indian professionals on H1B visas are walking away from homes they bought in the United States, with claims that this is contributing to falling house prices in some areas. The story has drawn wide attention, tapping into debates over visa-dependent employment, the risks of homeownership tied to temporary work status, and the state of the US housing market.

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    Dhruv Jurel reveals he cried after 20 lakh IPL bid●‘I was crying’: Dhruv Jurel reveals his emotional reaction after 20 lakh IPL bid✉newsSportCricket6 d ago

    Indian wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel has revealed he was in tears after being picked up at an IPL auction for a base price of 20 lakh rupees. The modest bid, far below the multi-crore deals of star players, marked the start of his professional journey, and he says the emotional moment still drives him after going on to represent India.

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    Indian Pilot Hailed as Hero After Attack on Flydubai Flight to Tel Aviv●🟠 UPDATE Indian Pilot Attacked on Flydubai Flight to Tel Aviv The pilot is being hailed as a hero for averting the crashMmastodonWorldDefense21 d ago

    An Indian pilot flying a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv was severely injured in an attack onboard but is credited with averting a crash and landing safely. The pilot is being widely praised as a hero for keeping the Israel-bound plane under control despite sustaining serious injuries. Reports of the incident are circulating widely, with commentators highlighting the pilot's professionalism under extreme circumstances on a route affected by regional tensions.

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    Sanjeev Kumar named chief of UF Health Pain Medicine●Sanjeev Kumar appointed chief of UF Health Pain Medicine✉newsHealthMedicine3 d ago

    Sanjeev Kumar has been appointed chief of Pain Medicine at UF Health, the University of Florida's academic health system. The appointment was reported by The American Bazaar, which covers news of interest to the Indian-American community, suggesting Kumar is of Indian origin. Details about his prior roles and plans for the division were not included in the initial report.

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    Indian Wells Extends Epson Tour Championship Sponsorship Through 2029●City of Indian Wells Extends Presenting Sponsorship of Epson Tour Championship Through 2029✉newsSportGolf3 d ago

    The City of Indian Wells has extended its presenting sponsorship of the Epson Tour Championship through 2029. The announcement secures the future of the season-ending event on the LPGA's developmental tour in the California desert city. Officials and tour representatives view the long-term deal as a continued commitment to women's professional golf and the local economy.