Lubna Kably is a Senior Editor at The Times of India. She primarily focuses on topics related to tax and outbound immigration, while also covering themes in law, legal affairs, education, and business travel. Lubna's insights and expertise have been featured in The Economic Times and MSN.
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Lubna Kably's coverage primarily revolves around legal policy regulations and government announcements related to human resources & employment, finance & economy, and legal & compliance. She often reports on immigration matters such as H-1B visas, UK immigration, Canada Immigration, visa fees, international students along with tax-related topics like GST and income tax.
Given her concentration on legal policy regulations and government announcements in the context of HR & employment and finance sectors across multiple countries including India, UK, Canada among others; she would likely be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insights into changes in legislation or policies impacting these areas. Additionally, professionals with knowledge of international taxation laws or global workforce mobility trends may also find their expertise relevant for her coverage.
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Indian nationals waiting for employment-based green cards could face broader scrutiny from Sept 18, when new US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) guidance on ‘public charge' takes effect.
By: Lubna Kably
The tax tribunal held that the Income-tax (I-T) department could not deny the exemption merely based on suspicion Buying a residential property from
By: Lubna Kably
International students, spouses of H-1B visa holders, and green card applicants planning to file immigration paperwork in the US face a potentially important Sept deadline, with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) introducing new editions of three widely used immigration forms within a span of just three days.
By: Lubna Kably
Joint home purchase with spouse cannot halve Section 54 exemption, says ITAT. Photo credit: AP The Mumbai bench of the Income Tax Appellate
The Trump administration has proposed a new $103,265 fee for cap-subject H-1B petitions, as the earlier $100,000 payment imposed through a presidential proclamation in Sept 2025 has run into legal challenges and is set to expire next month (unless extended). The new proposal, however, is based on a different legal authority and would create a separate fee regime for cap-subject H-1B petitions.
By: Lubna Kably
In 2025, India had continued its lead with nearly a lakh Indian citizens obtaining permanent residence, while the Philippines (25,230) and Cameroon (22,925) followed.
Lubna Kably / TNN / Aug 25, 2026, 15:40 IST
By: Lubna Kably
DHS proposes to collect the money into the Immigration Examinations Fee Account (IEFA) The Trump administration's proposed $103,265 fee on cap-subject
By: Lubna Kably
US citizenship applicants may face scrutiny from neighbours, co-workers and others under new USCIS guidelines Those applying for US citizenship
By: Lubna Kably
Close to one million Indians are bogged down by long-lasting green card backlogs. Nearly one million Indians are now caught in the US employment-based
