Please give eh1 's to our country people : sushma aunty

[Bathai_Babji]

New Delhi: India on Tuesday reiterated its concern to the US over the latest bid to introduce stricter norms for issuance of H1-B visas which are largely availed by Indian IT firms.

The Indian concerns were conveyed during a meeting between External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and a US Congressional delegation from the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology.

"EAM @SushmaSwaraj flagged the issue of H1B visa as a strong concern and sought bipartisan Congressional support for the same," External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Raveesh Kumar tweeted following the meeting between Sushma Swaraj and the nine-member delegation led by the House Committee's Chairman Lamar Smith.

US President Donald Trump has called for stricter norms for issuance of H1-B visas, largely availed of by Indian IT firms. A private member's bill was also introduced earlier this year in the US Congress by Democrat Zoe Lofgren which seeks to increase the minimum salary of an H1-B visa holder to a whopping $130,000 from the current minimum of $60,000.

Sushma Swaraj also raised the issue with US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson during a meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly Session last month.

While Trump has spoken of restricting the H1-B visa system as part of his policy of putting Americans first, so far there have been no changes to it and for this year the same levels of 65,000 for general H1-B visas and 20,000 for those with advanced US degrees have been kept.

Indians get most of the H1-B visas, although there are no national quotas for the facility nor is it specifically designed for Indians.

In Tuesday's meeting, Sushma Swaraj lauded the positive role of the US Congress in developing India-US strategic relations.

"EAM @SushmaSwaraj welcomed the strong desire of the delegation to strengthen cooperation in strategic, economic, S&T and space sectors," Kumar said in a separate tweet. (PTI)

[princeofheaven]

21 minutes ago, Bathai_Babji said:

New Delhi: India on Tuesday reiterated its concern to the US over the latest bid to introduce stricter norms for issuance of H1-B visas which are largely availed by Indian IT firms.

The Indian concerns were conveyed during a meeting between External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and a US Congressional delegation from the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology.

"EAM @SushmaSwaraj flagged the issue of H1B visa as a strong concern and sought bipartisan Congressional support for the same," External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Raveesh Kumar tweeted following the meeting between Sushma Swaraj and the nine-member delegation led by the House Committee's Chairman Lamar Smith.

US President Donald Trump has called for stricter norms for issuance of H1-B visas, largely availed of by Indian IT firms. A private member's bill was also introduced earlier this year in the US Congress by Democrat Zoe Lofgren which seeks to increase the minimum salary of an H1-B visa holder to a whopping $130,000 from the current minimum of $60,000.

Sushma Swaraj also raised the issue with US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson during a meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly Session last month.

While Trump has spoken of restricting the H1-B visa system as part of his policy of putting Americans first, so far there have been no changes to it and for this year the same levels of 65,000 for general H1-B visas and 20,000 for those with advanced US degrees have been kept.

Indians get most of the H1-B visas, although there are no national quotas for the facility nor is it specifically designed for Indians.

In Tuesday's meeting, Sushma Swaraj lauded the positive role of the US Congress in developing India-US strategic relations.

"EAM @SushmaSwaraj welcomed the strong desire of the delegation to strengthen cooperation in strategic, economic, S&T and space sectors," Kumar said in a separate tweet. (PTI)

kids hungry #give some bread

[Hitman]

aa begging edo H1 kanna...GC's adukunte better ani aunty ki cheppali....

[KathiRamdaas]

3 minutes ago, Hitman said:

aa begging edo H1 kanna...GC's adukunte better ani aunty ki cheppali....

aa begging manakosam kaadu Indian companies kosam ...GC lu adukunte Indian companies Govt ki lanchaalu etla istai?

[Merabharathmahan]

chillar gallu.. govt emo addagolu scams corruption tho dabbulu motham mingadam then vere countries daggara adukkovadam ma vallaku jobs ivvamani so that vallu entha dabbu thinna ma country lo economy bagundi and jobs chestunnaru ani cheppukovadaniki. Usa nundi manollu india ki chala dabbu india ki pampistaru. Ade dabbu tho banks and economy bagupadutundi india lo. Why can’t they encourage new business investors in india instead of IT consulting MNCs. 

[Hitman]

Just now, Merabharathmahan said:

chillar gallu.. govt emo addagolu scams corruption tho dabbulu motham mingadam then vere countries daggara adukkovadam ma vallaku jobs ivvamani so that vallu entha dabbu thinna ma country lo economy bagundi and jobs chestunnaru ani cheppukovadaniki. Usa nundi manollu india ki chala dabbu india ki pampistaru. Ade dabbu tho banks and economy bagupadutundi india lo. Why can’t they encourage new business investors in india instead of IT consulting MNCs. 

[argadorn]

calm ga unna vallani geliki mari rechagodutunaru ga ...veellani chusi emaina chstahru emo ...

[tennisluvr]

Why don't they work on a tax treaty so that the people who are temporarily here  yet paying SSN and Medicare Taxes can get returns for the same in India? 

[uttermost]

7 minutes ago, tennisluvr said:

Why don't they work on a tax treaty so that the people who are temporarily here  yet paying SSN and Medicare Taxes can get returns for the same in India? 

too much work. s0rry. we want h1s.

[mastercheif]

On 10/17/2017 at 10:37 AM, Hitman said:

aa begging edo H1 kanna...GC's adukunte better ani aunty ki cheppali....

yendhuku man... because it's comfortable for you ani na ?