$100K H-1B Fee Spurs Hope of 'Reverse Brain Drain' to India - Yo...
Trump's $100K #h1bvisa visa fee rattled Indian techies, but not everyone s...
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$100K H-1B Fee Spurs Hope of 'Reverse Brain Drain' to India - YouTube
Trump's $100K #h1bvisa visa fee rattled Indian techies, but not everyone sees it as a loss ... — pushing talent back home to build start...
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Government directs Indian missions to assist nationals returning to US - Moneycontrol
... Startups may face hiring challenges,' says former advisor Ajay Bhutoria on USD 100,000 annual fee on H-1B visas. Ajay Bhutoria, form...
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India needs 1 lac defence startups for future tech growth: Bhatia - Daijiworld.com
Bhatia highlighted India's engineering talent but called for greater funding, mentorship and policy support to help startups scale up. “...
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India push into global natural healthcare market, government research institutions develop ...
This momentum was on full display at the recently concluded two-day CSIR Startup Conclave, where research institutions, startups, and policy...
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MIT TBI boosts 75 startups across India
Startups selected under the Government of India's Startup India Seed Fund Scheme are also granted seed funding and financial support, Pa...
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Indians and Koreans not welcome - by Noah Smith
The tech industry is very international; often the people who bring key ideas to a startup are at first only able to come work in America vi...
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Industry leaders urge single-window clearance for GCCs, startups amid US H1B visa policy changes
Indian industry leaders are advocating for a streamlined single-window clearance system to attract Global Capability Centres, startups, ...
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Visa hike to choke US innovation, help India: Ex-G20 Sherpa Kant - The Times of India
"By slamming the door on global talent, America pushes the next wave of labs, patents, innovation and startups to Bengaluru, Hyderabad,...
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Investment surge expected in India's AI sector, says WestBridge's Rishit Desai - Mint
WestBridge Capital believes that due to strong business demand, India's AI startups could raise $100 million within a year.
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