New H-1B visa approvals for Indian IT companies have fallen sharply, dropping to 4,573 in FY 2025 — the lowest level recorded in a decade. The figure marks a steep decline compared to both 2024 and earlier years, signalling a major shift in U.S. visa patterns affecting Indian tech firms. U.S.
Former U.S. congressman and economist Dave Brat has alleged that Chennai alone received 220,000 H-1B visas, a number far exceeding the annual U.S. cap of 85,000. He claimed this figure indicates “industrial-scale fraud” in the system and pointed to the high share of H-1B visas traditionally issued to Indian nationals. Why The Claim Is Disputed […]
The U.S. President Donald Trump has once again stirred global debate, this time with a proclamation that slaps a massive $100,000 fee on every new H-1B visa petition filed for workers outside the United States. The order, which came into effect on September 21, 2025, is set to last for 12 months but can be […]















