The U.S. has dropped a bombshell decision shaking India’s tech and healthcare industries. Trump has slammed a $100,000 annual fee on H1B visas for IT professionals, crushing India’s IT sector. But at the same time, America has opened doors wide for Indian doctors due to a massive shortage in its healthcare system. Thousands of Indian doctors are now preparing to move to the U.S., leaving India’s hospitals on the brink of collapse. This video reveals Trump’s hidden strategy to drain India’s top m

Delhi High Court has directed AIIMS to pay stipends only to Indian junior resident doctors, not foreign-national PG trainees. The court said a publicly funded institute must prioritise Indian students supported by taxpayers and serving India’s healthcare system. Foreign trainees come through special diplomatic seats, where it is clearly stated that no stipend will be given. So their demand for equal stipend was rejected, as they must accept the conditions of their admission route. #aiims #foreig

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