Tears, dreams, and goodbye: How Ananya Joshi’s American Dream slipped away

Ananya Joshi’s tearful farewell from the US highlights the fragility of the American Dream for international students and professionals. After completing her master’s and working under OPT, a sudden layoff forced her to leave. Her viral video revealed the emotional toll of ambition and independence, sparking mixed reactions while underscoring the growing uncertainties of visas,…

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‘Incredibly incompetent’: Putin dismisses fears that Russia will attack Nato; criticizes ‘nonsense’ claims of Russian aggression

Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed Western fears of a NATO attack as “nonsense” while pledging swift retaliation against Europe’s militarisation. He warned that US Tomahawk missile shipments to Ukraine would signify a new escalation stage, implying direct American military involvement. Putin also asserted Ukraine’s heavy losses, urging negotiations.

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Big 4 visa overhaul 2025 explained: What Indian students and professionals should be ready for

n 2025, global student and work visa rules are tightening, reshaping opportunities for international talent. The US imposed a $100,000 H-1B fee and fixed-term student stays, Canada reduced study permits and limited spousal work rights, the UK raised living-cost proofs and shortened post-study work, while Australia overhauled English-test rules. These changes directly affect finances, career…

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‘Pawn in trade negotiation’: China refuses to buy US soybeans; Donald Trump admin plans support for farmers

US farmers face billions in losses as China boycotts soybeans amid trade tensions. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced substantial government support for the farming community, particularly soybean growers, to be unveiled next Tuesday. He hopes an upcoming Trump-Xi meeting will resolve the trade dispute, which has seen China use farmers as “pawns.”

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They will not shake hands’: Former India cricketer predicts another one-sided India win over Pakistan

Ahead of the India-Pakistan Women’s World Cup clash on October 5, former cricketer Saba Karim declared India clear favourites, dismissing Pakistan as a true rival. He highlighted India’s superior skill, spin strength, and team depth. Karim also confirmed the Indian team will not shake hands with Pakistani players, mirroring the men’s team’s stance, emphasizing focus…

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