New Zealand has come a long way from being a vacation destination for billionaires of Silicon Valley such as Peter Thiel to the nation that is emerging as the favorite overseas destination for several immigrants across the world. Of late several US, nationals are also getting affectionate towards this nation after the recent US Presidential… Read More »

According to the 2016 Dice Tech Salary Report, average salaries in the technology sector have registered the biggest rise in salary on a year-on-year basis, with a 7.7% growth and an average of $96,370 per annum. The report also brings out the fact that contract rates and bonuses have also risen from 2014, with tech… Read More »

London Business School, which was founded in 1964, has earned a name for itself as the top destination for students who wish to pursue business education. Deliberately located in London, one of the few truly international cities of the world, it has one of the most cosmopolitan cultures for a business school in the world.… Read More »

The increase in benefits for the overseas Indians has not only encouraged them to retain their Indian citizenship, but also created a major difference in the way they are perceived in the nations where they live and work. Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stirred a storm in a teacup with his statement, “Earlier, you felt… Read More »

LONDON: People of Indian origin are most likely to be in elite professional and managerial roles in Britain, a study based on official census figures has found. According to a detailed analysis of the 2011 census, Indians are the most successful ethnic minority group with 15.4 per cent found in class 1 of eight occupational… Read More »

New Delhi, Feb 23: Indian citizens living abroad will now be able to file consular grievances online as the government today launched an e-portal to address such complaints promptly with a high degree of “accountability”. The portal ‘Madad’ (Help) was launched at the MEA headquarters here by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, who said the… Read More »