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Sunainaa Chadha

New Delhi
As seen in: Business Standard, ETCIO, ETHRWorld, ETTelecom, The Times of India, Navbharat Times, Firstpost, Flipboard, Rediff.com, TopologyPro One
Currently writing on all things wealth and money for Business Standard. Formerly with TOI, Splainer, HT Digital, Times Now, Firstpost and ET.
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US proposes steep hike in citizenship application fees

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By Sunainaa Chadha
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The US department of homeland security has proposed a substantial 75 per cent increase in naturalisation application fees, potentially making US citizenship significantly more expensive for millions of immigrants, including many from India. IMAGE: Kindly note that this image has been posted for representational purposes only. The US department of homeland security proposes a 75% hike in naturalisation application fees.
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Planning a trip to US? Travel bans, visa bonds in United States explained

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By Sunainaa Chadha
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The 10 most popular movies on Netflix this week: January The 10 most popular movies on Netflix this week: January 2026 Those who thought the season of rom-com was already out of style, just so you know, the …
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Explained: India's pension system ranked lowest in world, Singapore tops

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By Sunainaa Chadha
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Trump Announces India's Plan to Phase Out Russian Oil. President Donald Trump announced that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has agreed to phase out purchases of Russian oil. The move is part of U.S. efforts to cut off funding to Russia amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. India has faced pressure from Washington but has continued buying discounted Russian crude to support its economy. Trump acknowledged that India cannot stop imports immediately but said the process would be completed soon.
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