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Brain drain likely to drop as H-1B fee hike may stop students going abroad

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

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September 30, 2025

THE US administration’s recent move to levy a onetime H-1B visa fee of %88 lakh, is set to have a crippling impact on Indian students going to the US for higher education as the job market could dry up for them.

- S LALITHA @New Dethi

Brain drain likely to drop as H-1B fee hike may stop students going abroad

Top educationists feel this is amassive opportunity to retain our native talent while educational consultancies to the US feel Europe stands to benefit due to this move.

In 2024, nearly 11 lakh students from Asia went abroad according to the US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement with 4.2 lakh of them being Indians.

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Canada terror lists Bishnoi gang

CANADA on Monday listed the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a terrorist entity for creating a “climate of fear and intimidation”.

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1 min

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The New Indian Express Sambalpur

Diabetics should get kidney function tested every 6 mths

Kidney disease is emerging as a silent epidemic, affecting millions across the globe.

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2 mins

September 30, 2025

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

Bhutan to be connected with India via rly network, 2 projects launched

INDIA and Bhutan will soon be connected by rail, as the Ministry of Railways announced two major cross-border projects on Monday.

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1 mins

September 30, 2025

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

Goyal says UP now unstoppable as investment destination, praises Yogi

THE third edition of the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show (UPITS-2025) concluded on Monday with Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal calling it a showcase of India’s economic and cultural strength.

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1 min

September 30, 2025

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

Govt raises workday to 10 hrs, OKs night shift for women

THE state government on Monday extended the maximum daily work hours for all categories of commercial establishments from existing nine to 10 while allowing women employees to work night shifts and enhancing overtime wages for the workers.

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1 mins

September 30, 2025

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

JLR to resume production following cyber attack

TATA MOTORS’ British subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) on Monday said it will partially resume manufacturing operations in the coming days after being hit by a cyber attack that brought its production to a complete halt earlier this month.

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1 min

September 30, 2025

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

SUPPORT DIALOGUE, NOT DOGMA

DISCUSSIONS about Indian knowledge systems (IKS) resurfaced after the University Grants Commission released its draft Learning Outcome-based Curriculum Framework, which aims to embed 'ancient Indian wisdom' across subjects.

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3 mins

September 30, 2025

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

Brain drain likely to drop as H-1B fee hike may stop students going abroad

THE US administration’s recent move to levy a onetime H-1B visa fee of %88 lakh, is set to have a crippling impact on Indian students going to the US for higher education as the job market could dry up for them.

time to read

2 mins

September 30, 2025

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

Leh Apex Body to pull out of October 6 talks

THE Leh Apex Body (LAB) said on Monday that it would stay away from talks with the Centre till peace and normalcy is restored in Ladakh.

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1 min

September 30, 2025

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

After Men's Asia Cup, will drama spill over to Women's WC?

THE Asia Cup, perhaps, ended in the most apt manner possible. After three weeks of back and forth, multiple handshakegates, geopolitical intrigue, ugly verbals, and press conference point scoring, the post-tournament ceremony finished in farcical circumstances. India refused to take the trophy from the Asian Cricket Council chair Mohsin Naqvi (also Pakistan's interior minister), Naqvi refused to cede ground and India celebrated with an imaginary one to end the night.

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1 min

September 30, 2025

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