US State department update on X/twitter. Marco Rubio is presently visiting India to strengthen and rebuild US-India relations and make progress on the trade deal.
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e-OCI (Electronic OCI Card) has been officially launched in India
Bureau of Immigration, Government of India posts an update on Twitter/X.
“The e-OCI (Electronic OCI Card) has been officially launched! No more carrying your physical OCI booklet everywhere. You can now download your digital e-OCI Card on your mobile phone and present it at Immigration Check Posts and to airlines. How to Download Your e-OCI Card (For Existing OCI Cardholders)
Log in to the OCI Services Portal: ociservices.gov.in using your existing User ID and Password. If you are not already registered, complete the registration process using the e-mail address provided at the time of your OCI application.”
“Federal Court Strikes Down Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Fee”
” What OPT and STEM OPT Holders in the U.S Must Know NOW”
“ICE Targets 10,000+ F-1 Students”
Immigration law update on X/twitter.
“UAE has decided to exit OPEC and OPEC+”
Doordarshan News Live Update on X.
“Tamil Media Finally Covers TCS corporate Jihad conspiracy”
Tamil Janam video news report on X. The media outside Tamil Nadu have covered this issue in great depth.
“Official Indian Railway norms for using the middle berth”
“Planning a move to India? The new Baggage Rules 2026 make it easier”
Indian Consulate General in New York, NY update on X/twitter.
“Emirates will begin operating a limited number of flights”
Emirates Airlines will resume operations, but only a limited number of flights from March 2nd, with priority give to passengers with prior bookings.
“All other flights remain suspended until further notice. Emirates continues to monitor the situation, and we will develop our operational schedule accordingly. Updates will be published on emirates.com and our official social media channels.”
“India-USA agree on a framework for an Interim Trade Agreement”
Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi shares an update on X/twitter.
Indian department of commerce emphasizes: “Under the India–US Trade Deal, Indian farmers remain fully protected, with no market access concessions on spices.”
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