“Country-Based Quota Behind Long Green Card Wait Time For India”, Says Official
Every year, around 140,000 employment-based green cards are issued. However, only seven percent of those green cards can go to individuals from a single country annually.
What! Global Stroke Deaths Could Increase To Nearly 5 Million By 2030: Study
It found that the number of deaths worldwide from the disorder increased from two million in 1990 to more than three million in 2019.
Why India’s Invitation In G7 Important? Read HERE
India was invited to the G7 which was to be hosted by the US, though it was cancelled because of COVID-19 in 2020
China’s Recovery Under Pressure After April, Youth Unemployment Rises
Stabilizing and expanding employment of young people will require continued hard work,” Li said.
India Plans Deeper Connectivity With Middle East To Counter China’s Influence
India now has the potential to expand its influence, trade, and diplomacy beyond the Indo-Pacific region
South Korea Increasingly Seeing India as Alternative To China: Report
In response, they are willing to tap into the opportunities India presents. As Modi has said, "The whole world is saying that India's time has arrived."
“I Think We Should Stop Looking For A China Fix,” Says Foreign Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar
The external affairs minister said that India needs to get its focus back on manufacturing to take advantage in the post-pandemic world.
Camelia Thy Name Is Tea
During the Han dynasty, tea was used as a medicine in China. It is believed that during the Teng dynasty, this aromatic beverage was drunk on social occasions.
India Making Efforts To Rival China As World’s Factory Floor: Report
Arvind Subramanian, who was Modi's chief economic adviser from 2014 to 2018, said for every company such as Apple that has embraced India.
“Stop Looking For China Fix” – EAM S Jaishankar On Building India’s Economy on Chinese Efficiency
S Jaishankar was speaking at the launch of 'Made In India: 75 Years Of Business and Enterprise' authored by G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant...
