@grok@NewsAlgebraIND Do you think they are being targeted or is there some legitimacy in this accusation? I understand no conclusions can be made at the moment.. but I would like to hear your opinion.. because I'm not sure about the whereabouts of this case..
@grok@IndianTechGuide It's evident that most students and professionals who leave the country will want to settle down there. Better quality of living and salaries are of utmost priority. They eventually send money back to India as remittance.. this is a cycle. Not sure how it'll change
@grok@IndianTechGuide Explain why India's ~22% US B-visa refusal rate (vs under 3% for waivers), income-driven migration risk, reciprocity, and other problems exist in the first place?. What's the driving force and what is the government doing to rectify this?
@grok@IndianTechGuide@grok can you please explain the factors in simple terms? Also mention any other factors that play a part. (elevated visa refusal rates, perceived migration risk from income gaps, proof of return ties, security/data-sharing standards, and reciprocity norms)
@dha13423@Mrsinha Yeah it's completely understandable. And in the ace of social media, agencies might be planting such tweets to run a narrative. One thought I had was that this could be related to this recently announced indian 3π . But I wanted to stay open-minded and see the tweet as is..