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No Change In H1B Visa System: US
Amid the H1B visa row in India, the US government on Friday said there has been no change in law regarding the H1B regime and the system continued to be as before.
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Amid H-1B Visa Row, US Says 'Greatly Value' Indian Investments
"We want to see US-India business-to-business ties remain strong," US State Department acting spokesman Mark Toner told reporters here at his daily press briefing on Monday.
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'H1B Visa Row In WTO May Lead To Trade Retaliation Against US'
CRS, an independent research wing of the US Congress, warned lawmakers that in such a scenario compliance procedures could subject the US to WTO-authorised trade retaliation if Congress does not amend the pertinent laws.
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US visa row: India hopes for an amicable solution
India expressed hope that the issue of visa fees hike by the US, likely to make Indian IT companies less competitive in the American market, would be resolved amicably. "I think everybody (in India and the US) is looking for a reasonable way to have this matter resolved amicably," Commerce Secretary Rahul Khullar told reporters. &n...
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No Change In H1B Visa System: US
Amid the H1B visa row in India, the US government on Friday said there has been no change in law regarding the H1B regime and the system continued to be as before.
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Amid H-1B Visa Row, US Says 'Greatly Value' Indian Investments
"We want to see US-India business-to-business ties remain strong," US State Department acting spokesman Mark Toner told reporters here at his daily press briefing on Monday.
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'H1B Visa Row In WTO May Lead To Trade Retaliation Against US'
CRS, an independent research wing of the US Congress, warned lawmakers that in such a scenario compliance procedures could subject the US to WTO-authorised trade retaliation if Congress does not amend the pertinent laws.
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US visa row: India hopes for an amicable solution
India expressed hope that the issue of visa fees hike by the US, likely to make Indian IT companies less competitive in the American market, would be resolved amicably. "I think everybody (in India and the US) is looking for a reasonable way to have this matter resolved amicably," Commerce Secretary Rahul Khullar told reporters. &n...
