This news may be relevant for those who planned to be in US this year.

Annual H-1B visa cap met--already

April 3, 2007 2:53 PM PDT

The rush by companies, particularly of the high-tech persuasion, to apply for H-1B visas has come to an end--only one day after it began.

Annual H-1B visa cap met--already | News.blog | CNET News.com

Lore has it that Dronacharya, the guru of the Pandava clan, feared the tribal Ekalavya would one day defeat his favourite student, Arjuna. The wily guru circumvented Ekalavya’s pleas to become his student, by asking for his thumb as guru dakshina.

If you look back on this incident, do you really think Ekalavya would have defeated Arjuna, even with his thumb intact? Possibly not.

We are pleased to announce the launch of Pumba International Alumni Chapter (Worldwide). This chapter consists of all the ex-international students who studied at Pumba. These are the students who came from different countries outside India to study at Pumba.

Its budget time in India and things are not all that rosy on the Rural Agricultural front.

According to a BBC report, the government's annual economic survey said India's economy had "decidedly taken off and moved from a phase of moderate growth to a new phase of high growth". However, the report raised concerns over the agricultural sector, which is forecast to grow by 2.7% in the current financial year, down from 6% a year earlier.

This news article in Cybermedia CIOL talks about the first MBA Biotech batch graduating out of PUMBA.

It also talks about the excitement about the Biotech industry and opportunities available in it.

MBA Biotech course offered by PUMBA is probably the only one in the country so far.