A recent shake-up in H-1B visa policies has struck a devastating blow to Indian students, crushing their hopes of building a career in the U.S. after graduation. Experts warn that this shift could upend career plans and make the American dream feel more distant than ever for countless aspiring professionals
The US has dramatically increased visa fees for Indian tourists and students, with charges skyrocketing from Rs 16,000 to Rs 40,000. This sharp rise mirrors updated application and processing costs, impacting applicants nationwide
Indian students in the US are facing a wave of shock and anxiety as recent policy changes under the Trump administration threaten their visas and jeopardize their future dreams. For many, the American dream is starting to feel like it’s slipping further out of reach
A recent report by NDTV highlights a startling statistic: Indian students now represent a staggering 50% of all recent visa revocations in the United States. This troubling trend not only casts a shadow over educational opportunities for many but also raises significant questions about the future of international student mobility.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has stated it is ‘not in touch’ with Indian scholars Ranjani Srinivasan and Badar Khan Suri, who are facing deportation in the U.S. Concerns grow over their welfare and the circumstances surrounding their immigration status.
