
Sonali is a journalist and Senior Sub Editor at Business Today, leading the NRI and Education sections with a keen focus on visas and global mobility trends. She delivers accessible, actionable stories on visa reforms, travel opportunities, and the experiences of Indians abroad. Beyond the newsroom, Sonali is an avid singer and passionate food and travel enthusiast, often drawing inspiration from her journeys and culinary discoveries. Her work combines in-depth reporting with a love for exploring cultures, making h...

From July 1, travel and migration rules will see significant updates in the US, Japan, Vietnam and Australia, impacting visa fees, interview scheduling, health declarations and salary thresholds

The indie multiplayer game combines hide-and-seek with digital painting. Instead of transforming into a chair, box or other object, players must manually paint their characters to match walls, floors,...

Indian holidaymakers are increasingly looking beyond crowded bucket-list locations, choosing mountain towns, lesser-known islands, cultural centres and quieter stretches of coastline instead

The permanent campus will come up at Dronagiri and will offer undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral and postdoctoral programmes across engineering, management, law, medicine, architecture, humanities ...

The bulletin, released as the United States approaches the final quarter of fiscal year 2026, reflects heavy demand for the limited number of employment-based immigrant visas available to Indian appli...

This year, the choices are better than ever, from craft distilleries in Meghalaya and Goa putting Indian botanicals on the global map, to century-old London houses and a German Black Forest pressing 4...

With the Indian currency depreciating by more than 10% against the US dollar over the past year and weakening against several other major currencies, families are being forced to rethink budgets, seek...

68% of Indian consumers travel every two to three months or more, and nearly four in ten consumers aged 25 to 44 travel monthly or more, according to a new report released

The programme will run through December 31, 2026, giving the State Department a six-month window to assess demand and operational impact before deciding whether to make it permanent

The trend is being driven largely by travellers from metro cities, pointing to a growing preference for outdoor, experience-led escapes over conventional summer destinations




