NASSCOM reminds the U.S administration that the number of H-1B employees Indian technology companies has reduced significantly as they steadily expanded local hiring. Also, Indian tech industry spent over $ 1.1 bn for strengthening STEM pipeline in the US working with over 130 universities and colleges impacting 2.9 million students and upskilling more than 255,000 employees
NASSCOM reminds the U.S administration that the number of H-1B employees Indian technology companies has reduced significantly as they steadily expanded local hiring. Also, Indian tech industry spent over $ 1.1 bn for strengthening STEM pipeline in the US working with over 130 universities and colleges impacting 2.9 million students and upskilling more than 255,000 employees
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