AI field dominated by many Indians in academia and industry: Washington State University professor Partha Pande

Washington State University professor Partha Pande AI field is dominated by many Indians in academia and industry, says Washington State University professor Partha Pande.Partha Pande was the director, school of electrical engineering and computer science, at Washington State University and he is now the interim dean, Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture. After his PhD…

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US Citizenship: Indians become 2nd-largest group to gain US citizenship in FY 2024 | Ahmedabad News

AHMEDABAD: Solidifying their presence in the US, Indians emerged as the second-largest group to gain US citizenship in FY 2024. According to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) department, 49,700 Indians were naturalised last year, making up 6.1% of new citizens. They cemented their place in the American fabric, just behind Mexico’s 13.1%.Naturalisation is…

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US visa and H-1B overhaul in 2025: What Indian applicants need to know | World News

Starting January 1, 2025, the US Embassy in India will implement significant changes to reduce visa appointment wait times, while the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) introduces sweeping reforms to the H-1B visa program. These initiatives are aimed at simplifying the application process and accelerating approvals, especially for Indian tech professionals.Key changes to visa appointment…

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H-1B modernisation rule: Flexibility in defining eligible occupations but stricter site-visit norms

A last-minute measure by the Biden administration to modernize the H-1B program comes in to effect on January 17, 2025 – just a few days before President Trump’s second inauguration. The final H-1B modernization rules, issued on Tuesday night, clarify certain norms – such as what constitutes specialty occupation, which is a mandatory eligibility criterion,…

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11 Indians die from carbon monoxide poisoning in Georgia’s mountain resort

Eleven Indian citizens were found deceased at a restaurant in Gudauri, a mountain resort in Georgia, as confirmed by the Indian mission. According to Georgia’s ministry of internal affairs’ initial examination, there were no visible injuries or signs of violence. Local media, citing police sources, reported that carbon monoxide poisoning caused all the deaths.The deceased,…

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