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'Build here, scale here, die here': IIT alumni body urges tech talent to return amid US visa crackdown

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'Build here, scale here, die here': IIT alumni body urges tech talent to return amid US visa crackdown

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'Build here, scale here, die here': IIT alumni body urges tech talent to return amid US visa crackdown

The US government this week suspended eight major tech companies, including Indian IT services firms Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Wipro and HCLTech, from the permanent labour certification (PERM) programme. The programme is a key step in the process through which eligible foreign workers can obtain employment-based green cards, allowing them to live and work permanently in the US.

Pan IIT Alumni India, the umbrella body representing alumni of all 23 Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), has urged Indian engineers and technology professionals working abroad to return to India and build businesses at home. This comes amid a fresh US crackdown on employment-based immigration programmes, which could affect many Indians as they account for the largest share of beneficiaries under these programmes.“India is no longer a nation

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