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U.S. Green Card curbs could accelerate India’s shift to high-value tech work: Karnataka’s IT Minister

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U.S. Green Card curbs could accelerate India’s shift to high-value tech work: Karnataka’s IT Minister

Tighter mobility conditions could accelerate GCC expansion, bring more global research and development mandates to Indian cities, and increase domestic demand for senior technology professionals, anticipates Priyank Kharge

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