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Doing Everything To Improve H-1B Visa Process, Green Card Backlog: US
US President Joe Biden is doing everything he can to improve the H-1B visa process, 'green card' backlog and other issues related to the country's legal immigration system, the White House has said.
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World Fintech Day: Blockchain Is Here to Stay, Existing Fintech Players Must Welcome Web3, Say Experts
On the World Fintech Day, Web3 insiders from India have highlighted that blockchain is the next big refreshment to global financial systems. Meanwhile, the speed at which countries adopt blockchain and integrate it with their financial systems, has been called the metric that would change the game for nations looking to lead the Web3 revolution set...
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Google Said to Be Planning to Legally Challenge India's Antitrust Crackdown on Android
Google is planning a legal challenge to block a ruling by India's antitrust watchdog to change its approach to its Android operating system, concerned that it will restrict how it promotes the platform, sources with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters. The Alphabet unit has been fined $275 million (nearly Rs. 2,300 crore) in two Indian...
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Convicted Person Also Has Right To Study, Appear For Exam From Jail, Says Court
The Allahabad High Court has observed that in the Indian legal system a convicted person also has the right to pursue his study and appear in examinations from the jail to enter into the mainstream of social life.
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"Current Legal System Not Suited To Needs Of Common People": Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana on Saturday said that the current legal system is not suited to the needs of the common people as it poses "multiple barriers" for them. Asserting that the rules have a colonial origin, Chief Justice Ramana said that
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Two Indian Children Caught Up In Foster Care In UK Amid Parental Row
Two minor children with Indian nationality, aged 11 and 9, are caught up in the foster care system in England, with local authorities wanting to change their citizenship status to British amid a legal row with their parents, which has landed in the UK's Court of Appeal.
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Foreign Students From Top US Colleges Should Stay On, Help Us, Says Trump
Ruing that talented foreign students are leaving the United States after studying in the country's best educational institutions, President Donald Trump has said he wants people with merit to stay in America and help the growth of companies.
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H-1B Is A "Work In Progress," Says Donald Trump's Aide
The Trump administration is working on reforming the H-1B foreign workers visa programme which will be part of a skills- and merit-based legal immigration system, the White House said on Thursday.
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Trump Blasts "Unfair" Immigration System Seen To Hit Indians Most
The American immigration system is unfair to those who came to the US legally and are waiting in line for years, President Donald Trump said today as he once again pushed for a merit-based immigration system.
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You Misunderstood, Says Author Of Study Vijay Mallya's Lawyers Quoted In UK Court
A UK-based Indian-origin professor who co-authored the study quoted by Vijay Mallya's defence has rejected their understanding of the paper, saying the liquor baron's lawyers have "misconstrued the findings" and grossly misunderstood the analysis of their study.
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Donald Trump's 'Merit-Based' Immigration Plan May Benefit Indian Professionals
President Donald Trump has announced his support for a legislation that would cut in half the number of legal immigrants allowed into the US while moving to a "merit-based" system favouring English-speaking skilled workers for residency cards.
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Blog: Justice Lodha Is Like Donald Trump For Indian Cricket
Justice Lodha, as long as he was addressing legal issues - corruption, cronyism and conflict of interest - was on the right track. But the switch from surgeon to system disruptor has destroyed the two nurseries of Indian cricket and replaced them with passive vote banks
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A Gang-Rape Victim Went To Court For 11 Years, But Her Ordeal Continues
She was still a teenager when a pack of young men pulled her into a car, tortured her and gang-raped her.
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After Officials Visit India, China To Experiment With Public Interest Litigations
Chinese prosecuting departments had filed 30 public interest lawsuits, mostly related to environmental protection, in courts until the end of June as part of the national pilot programme largely planned on the lines of India's public interest litigations.
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Taxmen Say Arbitration Not Best Way to Settle Disputes
Arbitration is not the best way to resolve tax disputes, Central Board of Direct Taxes Chairperson Anita Kapur said on Tuesday, stressing that the Indian legal system is fair enough to deal with such issues.
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Doing Everything To Improve H-1B Visa Process, Green Card Backlog: US
US President Joe Biden is doing everything he can to improve the H-1B visa process, 'green card' backlog and other issues related to the country's legal immigration system, the White House has said.
-
World Fintech Day: Blockchain Is Here to Stay, Existing Fintech Players Must Welcome Web3, Say Experts
On the World Fintech Day, Web3 insiders from India have highlighted that blockchain is the next big refreshment to global financial systems. Meanwhile, the speed at which countries adopt blockchain and integrate it with their financial systems, has been called the metric that would change the game for nations looking to lead the Web3 revolution set...
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Google Said to Be Planning to Legally Challenge India's Antitrust Crackdown on Android
Google is planning a legal challenge to block a ruling by India's antitrust watchdog to change its approach to its Android operating system, concerned that it will restrict how it promotes the platform, sources with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters. The Alphabet unit has been fined $275 million (nearly Rs. 2,300 crore) in two Indian...
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Convicted Person Also Has Right To Study, Appear For Exam From Jail, Says Court
The Allahabad High Court has observed that in the Indian legal system a convicted person also has the right to pursue his study and appear in examinations from the jail to enter into the mainstream of social life.
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"Current Legal System Not Suited To Needs Of Common People": Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana on Saturday said that the current legal system is not suited to the needs of the common people as it poses "multiple barriers" for them. Asserting that the rules have a colonial origin, Chief Justice Ramana said that
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Two Indian Children Caught Up In Foster Care In UK Amid Parental Row
Two minor children with Indian nationality, aged 11 and 9, are caught up in the foster care system in England, with local authorities wanting to change their citizenship status to British amid a legal row with their parents, which has landed in the UK's Court of Appeal.
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Foreign Students From Top US Colleges Should Stay On, Help Us, Says Trump
Ruing that talented foreign students are leaving the United States after studying in the country's best educational institutions, President Donald Trump has said he wants people with merit to stay in America and help the growth of companies.
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H-1B Is A "Work In Progress," Says Donald Trump's Aide
The Trump administration is working on reforming the H-1B foreign workers visa programme which will be part of a skills- and merit-based legal immigration system, the White House said on Thursday.
-
Trump Blasts "Unfair" Immigration System Seen To Hit Indians Most
The American immigration system is unfair to those who came to the US legally and are waiting in line for years, President Donald Trump said today as he once again pushed for a merit-based immigration system.
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You Misunderstood, Says Author Of Study Vijay Mallya's Lawyers Quoted In UK Court
A UK-based Indian-origin professor who co-authored the study quoted by Vijay Mallya's defence has rejected their understanding of the paper, saying the liquor baron's lawyers have "misconstrued the findings" and grossly misunderstood the analysis of their study.
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Donald Trump's 'Merit-Based' Immigration Plan May Benefit Indian Professionals
President Donald Trump has announced his support for a legislation that would cut in half the number of legal immigrants allowed into the US while moving to a "merit-based" system favouring English-speaking skilled workers for residency cards.
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Blog: Justice Lodha Is Like Donald Trump For Indian Cricket
Justice Lodha, as long as he was addressing legal issues - corruption, cronyism and conflict of interest - was on the right track. But the switch from surgeon to system disruptor has destroyed the two nurseries of Indian cricket and replaced them with passive vote banks
-
A Gang-Rape Victim Went To Court For 11 Years, But Her Ordeal Continues
She was still a teenager when a pack of young men pulled her into a car, tortured her and gang-raped her.
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After Officials Visit India, China To Experiment With Public Interest Litigations
Chinese prosecuting departments had filed 30 public interest lawsuits, mostly related to environmental protection, in courts until the end of June as part of the national pilot programme largely planned on the lines of India's public interest litigations.
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Taxmen Say Arbitration Not Best Way to Settle Disputes
Arbitration is not the best way to resolve tax disputes, Central Board of Direct Taxes Chairperson Anita Kapur said on Tuesday, stressing that the Indian legal system is fair enough to deal with such issues.
