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US 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

The Hindu NationalOctober 9, 20261 min read
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US 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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