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Green Card news: Last updated in 2004, PERM regulations may change soon; employers will face new test

Green Card news: Last updated in 2004, PERM regulations may change soon; employers will face new test

DOL proposes new rules for PERM process, putting employers sponsoring Green Cards under greater scrutiny. Green Card is the most coveted permanent residency status for visa holders as this lays the pathway to obtain citizenship. There are many ways to get a Green Card — through marriage, family, employment, entrepreneurship, etc. The US Department of…

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Non-state actors from outside India overwhelming Kuki areas in Manipur, adding to violence: Ex-UNLF chief | India News

Non-state actors from outside India overwhelming Kuki areas in Manipur, adding to violence: Ex-UNLF chief | India News

NEW DELHI: Former chairman of Manipur’s oldest insurgent group United National Liberation Front, Rajkumar Meghen, is in Delhi to meet prominent academics, lawyers and activists from Manipur in a bid to create a coalition to work towards peace in the strife torn state and rebuild the “idea of Manipur” that he said has its foundation…

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J&K police search Samagra Shiksha office in Jammu, Noida publisher over ‘anti-national’ books | India News

J&K police search Samagra Shiksha office in Jammu, Noida publisher over ‘anti-national’ books | India News

SRINAGAR/JAMMU: J&K police searched Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan’s office in Jammu and a publisher’s office in Noida as investigators widened Monday a probe into two books allegedly carrying separatist and anti-national content that were supplied to govt school libraries, sharpening a political row over lapses in scrutiny while triggering a debate over censorship.Counter-intelligence teams questioned Samagra…

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In 1847, a Vienna doctor discovered that handwashing with chlorine could cut childbirth deaths by 90 percent, but the medical world refused to believe him

In 1847, a Vienna doctor discovered that handwashing with chlorine could cut childbirth deaths by 90 percent, but the medical world refused to believe him

In 1847 a Vienna doctor cut childbed-fever deaths on the doctors’ ward from about one mother in ten to roughly one in eighty by making physicians wash their hands in chlorine — and the profession turned on him for it In 1847, a Hungarian obstetrician working at Vienna General Hospital found a way to stop…

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'Consider yourselves fortunate': Man shares 7 ways even a common person is living a 'VIP lifestyle' in India as compared to US

‘Consider yourselves fortunate’: Man shares 7 ways even a common person is living a ‘VIP lifestyle’ in India as compared to US

Over the past few weeks, the internet has been set ablaze by a debate that refuses to settle down. Americans across the world are realising how most of their medicine is imported from India and while it costs them a hefty price in the country, back in India, they are sold for a minimal amount….

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