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Indian IT firms have reduced dependence on H-1B visas over decade: Nasscom

Industry body says Indian IT firms have stepped up local hiring and invested over $1.1 billion in strengthening the US STEM pipeline amid proposed higher visa fees

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Indian IT firms have reduced dependence on H-1B visas over decade: Nasscom
Industry body says Indian IT firms have stepped up local hiring and invested over $1.1 billion in strengthening the US STEM pipeline amid proposed higher visa fees
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