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With over 337,000 Indian students in the US, the visa freeze during admission season has left many uncertain and reconsidering their academic plans.


US pauses student visa interviews; Know the alternative destinations to navigate amid crisis

Last year Apple made iPhones worth $22 billion in India, bringing an increase of 60% compared to last year.


Apple’s possible shift from India could impact -\$22B production & 60,000 jobs—What’s next

Before the ceasefire announcement, the central government said that if any terrorist attack takes place on India in the future, it will be considered an act of war.

India and Pakistan agree for full and immediate ceasefire, announces US President Donald Trump

World's Best Investor Warren Buffett's Successor is not his son, Howie Buffett, but 62-year-old Greg Abel.

Who is Warren Buffett's successor? Billionaire ditches son & names 'Omaha's crown prince' as CEO

The 21-year-old girl has been identified as Harsimrat Randhawa, originally hailing from the village of Dhunda in Punjab’s Tarn Taran district

21-year-old Tarn Taran girl shot dead in Canada, family seeks help from Indian Embassy

Planning to study in the U.S.? Make sure you have these 5 financial documents ready—universities won’t process your application without them.

Want to study in the US? American Universities check THESE 5 documents to know if you can afford it

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a lower rate of 10 per cent for 90 days in reciprocal tariffs for trading partner countries that have not retaliated with higher levies on American goods — such as India — and further hiked the levy on China to 125 per cent for hitting back.

Trump announces 90-day tariff relief: US cuts duties to 10% for non-retaliating nations like India

One of the many products that come from China is the iPhone. It means, that if the US and China lock horns in a tariff war, Apple and iPhone lovers will have to bear most of the losses

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