It Workers

Narendra Modi in US: Trade leverages can turn Donald Trump into a facilitator for closer bilateral ties

The upcoming Narendra Modi-Donald Trump meeting in the United States might be more fruitful than a lot are giving it credit for.

Narendra Modi in US: Here's why India urgently needs a Donald Trump policy

Three days to go before Air Force One flies into Washington DC and politicians, think-tanks, policymakers and media are already engaged in feverish speculation on the outcome of Narendra Modi's first meeting with US president Donald Trump.

Narendra Modi in US: In dealing with a fickle Donald Trump, focus must be on building personal bond

It is worth noting that Donald Trump will host Narendra Modi in their first face-to-face meeting on 26 June at the White House, not the US president's favourite Mar-a-Lago retreat where he schmoozed with Chinese president Xi Jinping or Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe.

Modi-Trump to meet on 26 June: US move to reduce number of H1-B visa slots, top agenda for India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on 26 June hold talks with President Donald Trump on a range of issues, including terrorism and India's concerns over possible changes in H1B visa rules, in their first bilateral meeting after the new administration took over in the US.

H-1B visa: Data shows US companies bigger beneficiaries than Indian IT firms

As per the data, of the 30 firms that received H1-B visas, 19 firms were headquartered in the US, with nine in India and two in France

Not just US, Singapore steps up to reduce visas for Indian IT professionals

The Singapore government is of the opinion that it is essential for them to assess the benefit the Indian IT industry derives from the agreement.

Too early to predict the impact of Trump's policies on Indian workers, says Rajiv Pratap Rudy

Union Minister Rajiv Pratap Rudy today refused to comment when asked about the apprehension that Indian IT professionals would lose jobs due to Trump's anti-immigration agenda.

Indian IT firms set to step up hiring new talent in USA in anticipation of more rigid Visa rules

Anticipating a more protectionist U.S. technology visa programme under a Donald Trump administration, India's $150 billion IT services sector will speed up acquisitions in the United States and recruit more heavily from college campuses there.

Study says that 90 percent Indian IT workers hoard digital files and data

Ninety percent of IT decision makers (ITDMs) in Indian organisations admit they hoard data and are unwilling to share digital files, a new study revealed on Tuesday.

IT workers are having mental breakdowns, but nobody is doing anything about it

Two incidents this week have once again highlighted a major problem afflicting IT workers: The frequent breakdown in their mental health