Indian Immigrants

Illegal Indian immigrants in US being 'treated as criminals': Legal advocacy groups calls treatment in Oregon prison 'inhuman'

Volunteers in legal advocacy groups have found that the illegal Indian immigrants in US are being treated cruelly by the authorities in Oregon federal prison

H-1B visa rule change may send 7 lakh Indian techies home, will not spare those awaiting green card extension

The move could directly stop 500,000 to 750,000 Indian H-1B visa holders from keeping their H-1B visas while their green card applications are pending

For Indians on death row in the UAE, reprieve comes from an NRI entrepreneur

SP Singh Oberoi has rescued 89 Indians from death row after paying over three million USD in 'blood money'

The economic history of hate

When this bigoted and amoral hate extends to other groups, do we just stand aside? Whose side are we on?

Prejudice against Indians is deep seated and old, say people of Indian origin in the US

Sukhada Tatke takes a look at the sentiment in the Indian community in the US after the attacks on three Indians in just over 10 days.

Theresa May wants 'free trade', but unfair visa rule upsets deal for Indian students

May defended the UK's stance by insisting that the UK already had a 'good system' for applications from India.

Canada apologises for turning away Indian migrants 100-years-ago

More than 300 Indians were barred from Canada in 1914 and their ship sat anchored offshore for two months before being escorted out to sea

NSW name 'massive talent' Arjun Nair, Indian origin offie, in Sheffield Shield squad

With an action similar to that of Carribean spinner Sunil Narine, Arjun Nair can turn the ball both ways.

Indians dominate US tech start-ups founded by immigrants

A new study showing that immigrants founded one quarter of US technology start-up companies. Indian-born entrepreneurs, representing 33 percent of the companies, dominated the group.

UK sends text messages asking illegal immigrants to leave the country

Britain sent messages to nearly 60,000 illegal immigrants warning them to leave the country, but the campaign sparked a controversy after some legal migrants, including an Indian-origin rights activist, received the alert