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The 5 most common fears Indian parents have about studying abroad in the US

[ad_1] Indian parents' concerns about studying abroad in the US: What you need to know For Indian parents, sending their children to study in the US is a blend of pride and apprehension. With over 331,602 Indian students enrolled in US institutions during the 2023-2024 academic year, according to the Open Doors report, the US remains a top choice, yet parental concerns loom large over this significant step.These worries stem from cultural, financial, and safety considerations, amplified by distance and unfamiliar systems. As the number of Indian students abroad grows—1.3 million annually, per recent estimates—parents grapple with fears that shape their outlook on their children’s US education journey.Financial strain and rising costsTopping the list is the hefty cost of US education. Tuition fees average £22,000 yearly (Rs 2,44,75,520), with living expenses pushing totals to £35,000-£47,000 (Rs 3,91,23,760 - Rs 5,22,62,480) […]

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Kash Patel: Kash Patel removed as acting ATF chief, replaced by Army secretary Daniel Driscoll

[ad_1] File photo: FBI Director Kash Patel (Picture credit: ANI) FBI Director Kash Patel has been quietly removed as acting director of the bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and replaced by US Army secretary Daniel Driscoll, in a leadership shuffle that was not publicly disclosed by the justice department, news agency Reuters reported.Patel, who was controversially holding two top posts in the Justice Department, both FBI director and acting ATF chief, was sworn in to lead the ATF on February 24, just three days after assuming leadership at the FBI. However, his time at ATF appears to have ended in late February, though his name and photo remained on the agency’s website as of Wednesday afternoon and were still featured in an official ATF press release dated April 7, according to Reuters.A justice department official confirmed Patel’s […]

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Trump hits 90-day pause on tariff hike claiming many countries are ‘kissing my a**’ to make a deal. But he punishes China

[ad_1] TOI correspondent from Washington: MAGA supremo Donald Trump on Tuesday paused his reciprocal tariff on most countries, including India, for 90 days, while further jacking up taxes on Chinese imports to 125 percent in an effort to isolate Beijing on the issue. In a post on his social media account, the US President said based on the fact that more than 75 Countries had reached out to US to negotiate a solution and these countries have not retaliated in any way, shape, or form against the US, he was authorizing a 90 day PAUSE. Still, the countries would have to pay "a substantially lowered reciprocal tariff of 10 per cent during this period effective immediately," he added. He however hiked tariff on China from 104 to 125 percent "based on the lack of respect that it has shown to […]

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Ex-CVC Sinha to lead Sebi’s panel on ‘conflict of interest’

[ad_1] MUMBAI: Pratyush Sinha, a former chief vigilance officer and retired IAS officer, has been appointed to lead Sebi's high-level committee (HLC) focusing on conflict of interest, disclosures and associated matters concerning the regulatory body's members and officials. The other members of the committee include Injeti Srinivas, Uday Kotak, G Mahalingam, Sarit Jafa, and R Narayanaswamy, a Sebi release said.Sebi in its March 24 board meeting had approved the constitution of a committee that will conduct a thorough assessment of regulations regarding conflict of interest, declarations of property, investments, liabilities, and associated matters pertaining to the regulator's board members and officials.The HLC will review Sebi's existing policies and frameworks governing conflict of interest, disclosures and related matters and identify any gaps or ambiguities, the release said. It will also recommend a robust framework for preventing, mitigating and managing conflict of […]

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Donald Trump: ‘Somebody had to pull the trigger’: Donald Trump defends tariffs, says he reversed them because ‘people were getting yippy’

[ad_1] File photo: US President Donald Trump (Picture credit: AP) US President Donald Trump on Wednesday defended his surprise decision to pause tariffs on most countries for 90 days, attributing the reversal to market reactions and what he described as people getting “a little yippy” and “afraid.”Speaking to reporters outside the White House during an event with NASCAR champions, Trump acknowledged that turmoil in financial markets, especially the bond market, prompted him to rethink his tariff stance. “I saw last night where people were getting a little queasy,” Trump said, adding, “The bond market right now is beautiful”.The president said his decision to ease tariffs came together “fairly early this morning,” and that it was written “from our hearts” in a Truth Social post. “We don’t want to hurt countries that don’t want to be hurt, and they all want […]

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Trump Media: Trump Media expands to Canada and Mexico as tariff chaos engulfs world markets, stock rises 3.2%

[ad_1] File photo: US President Donald Trump (Picture credit: AP) Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the company behind US President Donald Trump’s Truth Social platform, has officially launched its mobile and streaming services, Truth Social and Truth+ TV, in Canada and Mexico, marking its first major international expansion.According to Forbes, TMTG CEO Devin Nunes announced on Wednesday that the apps are now available for download across iOS and Android devices, as well as streaming services like Roku, Apple TV, Android TV and Amazon Fire. “Truth Social and Truth+ are now fully open for business in Canada and Mexico,” Nunes said in a statement, adding that the platforms offer “a refuge from Big Tech corporations, monotonous news channels, and woke TV shows and movies”, reported Baystreet.ca.This move comes as Trump pushes ahead with sweeping tariffs on more than 60 countries, […]

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Tighter gold loan norms for lenders, 75% value cap

[ad_1] MUMBAI: RBI has moved to tighten oversight of gold-backed lending. In draft guidelines released on April 3, the central bank proposed a uniform cap on the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio for gold loans, limiting it to 75% of the collateral's worth. For NBFCs, this ceiling will apply uniformly, regardless of whether the loan is for consumption or other purposes. During Covid, RBI had relaxed norms and allowed up to 90% loan-to-value ratio for a year.RBI also called for greater internal accountability among lenders. Banks and NBFCs will be required to set their own LTV limits based on internal risk assessments. A standardised framework for valuing gold collateral is to be introduced, with lenders required to disclose the reference price and adopt a uniform method for assessing purity, as well as calculating gross and net weights. This valuation process must be […]

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How your entrepreneurial ventures can help you get into the Ivy League

[ad_1] Representative image created by AI In today’s hyper-competitive admissions arena, a 4.0 GPA and perfect test scores are no longer golden tickets—they're simply baseline expectations. The gates of the Ivy League, once opened by academic excellence alone, now demand something rarer: proof of purpose, originality, and bold initiative. At a time when Harvard accepts just over 3% of applicants and MIT turns away 96% of those who apply, students are discovering a powerful differentiator—not found in textbooks or test prep—but forged in the real world: Entrepreneurship.Teen entrepreneurs aren’t just starting businesses; they’re building narratives of resilience, impact, and authenticity. They are solving problems, leading teams, and creating measurable change—before ever setting foot on a college campus. For admissions officers looking beyond numbers, a well-executed venture is no longer a side note. It’s a spotlight. Here’s how adding entrepreneurial ventures […]

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Economy needs support from govt, RBI: FM Sitharaman

[ad_1] LONDON/ DELHI: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Wednesday that the govt is focusing on ensuring that domestic demand stayed strong to maintain the underlying strength of the Indian economy. Her comments come amid fears that US tariffs would cause global slowdown, which also prompted RBI to lower the forecast for the current fiscal year. While backing RBI's latest rate cut, FM said the Indian economy would require support from both the central bank and the ministry to maintain growth in the face of global uncertainties induced by the US tariff hikes. "The ministry has been keeping pace with certain policy decisions and also in the Budget, several announcements have been made to invigorate growth and now, therefore coming to this decision (rate cut) is absolutely welcome," Sitharaman said.On the long-term impact of US tariffs on Indian imports, she […]

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‘Tariffs may dent growth, inflation not key concern’: RBI governor Sanjay Malhotra

[ad_1] MUMBAI: RBI governor Sanjay Malhotra said he was more concerned about the impact of tariffs on growth rather than inflation, given the constraining effect of US President Donald Trump's levies on the global economy."First and foremost, uncertainty in itself dampens growth by affecting investment and spending decisions of businesses and households. Second, the dent on global growth due to trade frictions will impede domestic growth. Third, higher tariffs shall have a negative impact on net exports," Malhotra said on Wednesday. "There are, however, several known unknowns - the impact of relative tariffs, the elasticities of our export and import demand; and the policy measures adopted by govt including the proposed foreign trade agreement with the US, to name a few. These make the quantification of the adverse impact difficult," he said.The central bank governor asserted that while global trade […]

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