Deep tech firm ropes in city company to build systems, technologies to make Indian Railways safer

Deep tech firm ropes in city company to build systems, technologies to make Indian Railways safer

NOVA Control Tecnologix (NOVA), a deep-tech subsidiary of e2E Transportation Infrastructure, in partnership with city-based Tata Elxsi (a Tata Group firm), would develop Kavach 4.0, the next generation of India’s indigenous Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system, said to be a milestone in railway safety and technology innovation. NOVA, a newly floated arm of e2E, has … Read more

The new $100k visa fee could threaten Indian students’ American dream

The new 0k visa fee could threaten Indian students’ American dream

Graduates listen to the National Anthem during Harvard University’s 374th Commencement Following the U.S. government’s decision to impose a one-time $1,00,000 fee on new H-1B visa applications, data suggests that foreign students pursuing their degrees in the U.S. — particularly Indians, who form the largest group of international students — will be significantly affected. Associated … Read more

Will PM Modi address Trump’s India-Pakistan ceasefire claims, concerns of lakhs of Indian H-1B holders: Congress

Will PM Modi address Trump’s India-Pakistan ceasefire claims, concerns of lakhs of Indian H-1B holders: Congress

Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address to the nation, the Congress on Sunday (September 21, 2025) took a swipe at him, asking whether he will address U.S. President Donald Trump’s India-Pakistan “ceasefire” claims and the concerns of lakhs of Indian H-1B visa holders or just repeat what is already known on the new GST … Read more

In a first, Indian Armed Forces’ all-women sailing team to circumnavigate the globe

In a first, Indian Armed Forces’ all-women sailing team to circumnavigate the globe

The team comprises five Army officers, one Naval officer and four Air Force officers, who went through training for the last two and a half years, including a training expedition to Seychelles, covering 10,000 nautical miles. Photo: Special Arrangement “We will be the forerunners of the Indian Army Sailing Vessel (IASV) Triveni and showcase the … Read more

Why Indian students are choosing New Zealand: Visas, work rights and value

Why Indian students are choosing New Zealand: Visas, work rights and value

New Zealand has quietly become a compelling choice for Indian students seeking a study-then-work pathway abroad. In the past year the country has not only seen a sharp rise in Indian enrolments but also moved quickly to remove practical barriers, from visa paperwork to post-study work rights, that once made destinations such as the US, … Read more