Indian IT firms reduce reliance on US H-1B visas
Most outlets led with the news that Indian IT firms have decreased their dependence on US H-1B visas, citing Nasscom and the country’s technology industry. The Daily Times emphasized the shift in hiring practices and local expansion in the US. ARY News added a brief mention of India’s foreign ministry expressing concern that the steps do not align with shared ambitions between the two countries.
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Indian IT firms reduce reliance on US H-1B visas amid green-card restrictions
India’s technology industry says major IT companies have reduced their reliance on US H-1B visas in recent years. Nasscom, the country’s IT industry body, says firms have expanded local hiring in the United States. The statement follows Washington’s suspension of a key green-card programme for several technology companies. Analysts expect limited immediate disruption but warn […]
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India’s Nasscom says IT firms have reduced dependence on US H-1B visas
The steps do not advance both countries' shared ambitions, India's foreign ministry said on Friday.........
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