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40-hour working cap for international students removed in all sectors
The Australian Federal government has removed the 40-hour working cap for international students in all sectors. International students will be...
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Former CEC Dr S.Y. Quraishi Launches Memoir “India and I” in Delhi
Shashi Tharoor calls him "a conscience-keeper of the Republic." On 24 July, S.Y. Quraishi, India's 17th Chief Election Commissioner, brings...
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28 Indian Sailors Survive Tanker Attack Near Hormuz. It’s the Second This Month.
Twenty-eight Indian seafarers came under attack in Iranian waters on Friday, 24 July 2026, and this time, every one of...
Punjab youth defrauded by illegal agents meet Akal Takht Jathedar in UK, seek help to return home
During a recent three-day visit to the United Kingdom, several young men and women from Punjab and Haryana who want...
The generation that refuses to crawl: Gen Z is a class struggle
On July 20, thousands of young people attempted to march from Jantar Mantar to Parliament. They carried placards, shouted slogans,...
Amish Shah wins Arizona’s Democratic primary, defying his own party’s establishment pick
Amish Shah has done what the Democratic Party's own national campaign committee did not want him to do. The Indian-American...
To Skip the Green Card Queue: Indian Professionals Are Paying $800K
An Indian professional whose PERM labor certification was filed in 2013 is still waiting for a green card. Someone filing...
VFS Global resumes Indian visa services in Australia from 23 July. Six upgraded centres open across the country.
Indian consular, passport and visa services in Australia resume operations on 23 July 2026, ending a suspension that began on...
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