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First LGBTQ+ Travel Symposium set for India - Vimarsana News

First LGBTQ+ Travel Symposium set for India

An historic event explores the development of India’s tourism network to create a more welcoming landscape for LGBTQ+ travelers. | world travel news – tourism news – breaking travel news - destination news |

First LGBTQ+ Travel Symposium in India - Vimarsana News

First LGBTQ+ Travel Symposium in India

IGLTA Foundation efforts like India Initiative increase understanding of global LGBTQ+ tourism - world travel news – tourism news – breaking travel news – hotel news - holiday news -destination news |

US Consulate To Reduce Waiting Time For Visa Applicants By July 2023 - Vimarsana News

US Consulate To Reduce Waiting Time For Visa Applicants By July 2023

Don Heflin, Minister Counselor for Consular Affairs while speaking to CNBC TV 18 said that they have opened up 1 lakh drop box appointments for H-1B visas and 26,000 slots are still open. The Minister Counselor said that they have been able to reduce the waiting period for the H-1B, B1-B2 Drop Box cases to nine months. He said that they were in the process of bringing the

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Indian students in US surges by 19% in 2021-22: Report - Vimarsana News

Indian students in US surges by 19% in 2021-22: Report

The presence of Indian students in American Universities has increased by 19 per cent compared to the last year, and nearly 21 per cent of over one million foreign students are Indian students, a US government report said.In 2021-22, 1,99,182 ...

Tally of Indian students in US varsities up by 19%: Report - Vimarsana News

Tally of Indian students in US varsities up by 19%: Report

The presence of Indian students in American universities has increased by 19 per cent compared to the last year, and nearly 21 per cent of over one million foreign students are Indian students, a US government report said.

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