Calling them "third-world engineers", he slammed the Trump administration for not sending back H-1B visa holders.
The new fee has triggered an outcry from business groups and immigration advocates who call it “a barrier to innovation”
The decision comes amid broader concerns in the tech and retail sectors, where H-1B visa holders—especially from India and China—form a significant portion of the skilled workforce.
The techie, who previously worked at Amazon USA, said one of the key reasons for returning to India was the “toxic behaviour” of Indian managers abroad. “They avoid hiring Americans because they know they can’t push them. Americans won’t hesitate to sue if boundaries are crossed,” the user wrote.
Walmart-backed PhonePe has reported to file its confidential draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with the capital market regulator Sebi, suggest reports.
Ashwani Mahajan, National Co-Convenor of RSS-affiliated Swadeshi Jagran Manch, has called for stricter action against American companies like Amazon, Google, Flipkart, and Walmart operating in India for violating inventory, pricing, and tax regulations. Mahajan emphasized the need for self-reliance, promoting Indian alternatives, and ensuring US companies follow Indian laws and pay due taxes. Drawing examples from TikTok’s ban and India’s Make in India initiatives, he urged citizens and the government to safeguard Indian interests without bowing to foreign pressure.
The company confirmed that the investigation led to the termination of one vendor and “a small number of US-based associates,” but emphasised that the action was unrelated to visas
The import taxes, already in effect on goods from more than 90 countries, are prompting major global and US brands to raise prices or warn of hikes across sectors from sportswear to electronics and luxury goods.
Flipkart's NBFC licence from the Reserve Bank of India will allow it to offer direct loans to customers and sellers through its platform and fintech app, super.money, marking a significant shift in its financial services strategy.
The speculation gained traction after users targeted Walmart’s global tech division and even singled out Indian-origin CTO Suresh Kumar, despite no evidence supporting these claims
American ecommerce giants are lobbying to remove existing restrictions that limit their operations to only serving as online marketplaces





