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Retired and Living Abroad? NRIs Can Submit Life Certificate Without Travelling to India
Indian pensioners who have moved abroad after retirement do not necessarily have to return to India every year to submit their Life Certificate. Depending on eligibility and the pension-disbursing authority, they can use digital options such as Jeevan Pramaan or obtain a certificate through an Indian Embassy or Consulate, an authorised bank official, or other permitted authorities.
‘Go back to India’ to online threats: South Asian Americans face rising hostility as anti-immigrant sentiment grows
A new report documents a sharp rise in anti-South Asian slurs and threats as community members describe racism, workplace harassment and growing anxiety over immigration policies The post ‘Go back to India’ to online threats: South Asian Americans face rising hostility as anti-immigrant sentiment grows appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Iran War Pushes US Gas and Diesel Prices to Record Levels
The war involving Iran is increasingly affecting the US energy market. Disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important oil shipping routes, have raised concerns about global supplies and pushed crude prices higher. The impact is now being felt at American fuel stations, with gasoline and diesel prices rising sharply. The consequences could extend far beyond drivers, affecting trucking, agriculture, aviation, manufacturing and the prices of everyday goods.
DHS Changes Green Card Rules for Children of Foreign Government Employees
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has introduced changes to the rules governing green card eligibility for certain children born in the United States to foreign government employees. The updated guidance focuses on how special immigration and citizenship provisions apply when a child’s parents are employed by a foreign government or hold certain diplomatic or official positions in the United States.
Medicare for All: Who Pays for ‘All’?
The renewed debate over Medicare for All is putting the cost of healthcare financing back at the centre of US politics. Expanding Medicare, lowering the eligibility age or creating universal coverage could make healthcare more accessible, but it would not eliminate the underlying cost of medical care. In this analysis, physician, healthcare entrepreneur and author Sreedhar Potarazu examines how America’s ageing population, chronic illnesses, expensive new treatments and the rapidly growing cost of Medicare could affect the economics of a universal healthcare system.
PayPal layoffs expand: Employees in San Jose set to lose jobs
PayPal is cutting 251 jobs at its San Jose headquarters, including senior employees, as part of its broader 20% workforce reduction. The post PayPal layoffs expand: Employees in San Jose set to lose jobs appeared first on The American Bazaar.
American Airlines passenger restrained with duct tape midair; Flight diverted
American Airlines passenger restrained with duct tape and zip ties after an alleged violent midair outburst forced a flight to divert to Baltimore. The post American Airlines passenger restrained with duct tape midair; Flight diverted appeared first on The American Bazaar.
US Jobs Rebound Sharply in August, Adding 162,000 Jobs; Unemployment Holds at 4.1%
The US labour market delivered a stronger-than-expected performance in August, with employers adding 162,000 nonfarm jobs, according to the latest data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.1%, while job gains were led by food services, drinking places and local government education.
Aeris Names Indian American Tech Executive Suresh Sathyamurthy as CMO
Aeris, a company focused on IoT connectivity management, security and connected vehicle solutions, has appointed Indian American technology executive Suresh Sathyamurthy as Chief Marketing Officer. With more than two decades of executive experience at companies including Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks and Dell EMC, Sathyamurthy will oversee Aeris' marketing, communications and global go-to-market strategy as the company expands further into Physical AI.
Texas Indian American Couple Deepak and Madhu Ahuja Die in Nepal Landslide
Deepak Ahuja and Madhu Ahuja, an Indian American couple from Texas, have died in a landslide disaster in Nepal while travelling as part of a Mount Kailash pilgrimage. Their family spent several days trying to locate them before their deaths were confirmed. The tragedy has sparked an outpouring of grief among their friends, colleagues and the Indian American community in the United States.
‘Unfair competition’: USCIS revokes H-1B petitions over IT firm’s wage classifications
USCIS revoked and denied multiple H-1B petitions after finding lower wage classifications for skilled jobs at a major IT consulting firm. The post ‘Unfair competition’: USCIS revokes H-1B petitions over IT firm’s wage classifications appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Los Angeles school district restricts generative AI access for all students
LA Unified has restricted student access to generative AI tools for the 2026-27 school year as the district develops new AI guidelines The post Los Angeles school district restricts generative AI access for all students appeared first on The American Bazaar.
OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra, calls it a potential step toward AGI
OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra, a powerful AI model aimed at advancing AGI while raising major cybersecurity and monitoring concerns. The post OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra, calls it a potential step toward AGI appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Accel in talks to lead $1 billion funding round for Thinking Machines
Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines is reportedly in talks to raise $1B at a valuation of at least $40B, with Accel potentially leading the round The post Accel in talks to lead $1 billion funding round for Thinking Machines appeared first on The American Bazaar.
BASF sues Apple over Face ID patent infringement, alleges unlicensed technology use
BASF sues Apple over alleged Face ID patent infringement, claiming unauthorized use of trinamiX facial authentication technology in iPhones The post BASF sues Apple over Face ID patent infringement, alleges unlicensed technology use appeared first on The American Bazaar.
He earned more in the US, but left for India: Former Microsoft employee explains why
Former Microsoft employee Ujjwal Chadha explains why he left the U.S. for India despite earning less, prioritizing freedom and family. The post He earned more in the US, but left for India: Former Microsoft employee explains why appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Deepak Krishnamurthy to Lead Ocean Microbe Research Lab at UC Berkeley
Indian-origin scientist Dr. Deepak Krishnamurthy is set to lead an ocean microbe research laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley. The research will examine how microscopic organisms living in the ocean influence marine ecosystems and how their biological activity responds to environmental and climate-related changes.
Uplane to work with AG1 and Kalshi to replace marketing agencies with AI
AI startup Uplane is working with brands including AG1 and Kalshi to automate marketing campaigns and replace repetitive agency work. The post Uplane to work with AG1 and Kalshi to replace marketing agencies with AI appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Madhav Rajan Reappointed as Dean of University of Chicago Booth School of Business
Indian American accounting professor Madhav Rajan has been reappointed for a third term as Dean of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Since joining Chicago Booth as dean in 2017, Rajan has overseen faculty growth, the launch of new master's programs, stronger international engagement and significant philanthropic support for the business school.
No layoffs in 101 years: How this US company is preparing employees for AI era
This 101-year-old US company has never laid off an employee. See how Torani is embracing AI while protecting its workforce. The post No layoffs in 101 years: How this US company is preparing employees for AI era appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Three hikers rescued after AI-planned Mount Shasta trip goes wrong
Three novice hikers were rescued from Mount Shasta after an AI-planned route went wrong, highlighting risks of relying on AI. The post Three hikers rescued after AI-planned Mount Shasta trip goes wrong appeared first on The American Bazaar.
More than 15,000 squishy toys recalled in US over water bead hazard
More than 15,000 squishy toys are recalled in the US over water bead hazards that could cause choking, intestinal blockage or death. The post More than 15,000 squishy toys recalled in US over water bead hazard appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Health-tracking ring maker Oura files to go public, targets $16 billion-plus valuation
Smart ring maker Oura has filed to go public as revenue surges and the company targets a valuation of more than $16 billion. The post Health-tracking ring maker Oura files to go public, targets $16 billion-plus valuation appeared first on The American Bazaar.
