A woman working in the United States on an H-1B visa says she leaves her job to return to Gurugram, Haryana, India. Disha Lamba, described as a data scientist at CVS Health, says she returned after deciding she was “not okay.”
Across the reports, she explains that her move is motivated by personal and practical concerns. She says she wants to be closer to family and avoid ongoing visa-related hassle. The coverage focuses on her account of the decision and her reasons for relocating rather than on any broader policy or employer action.
While both items describe the same person and the same circumstances, they present slightly different wording in framing—one uses a more quote-forward phrasing about her well-being, and the other states more directly that she returned. The core facts remain consistent: she holds an H-1B visa, works in a data-science role at CVS Health, and returns to India citing family closeness and visa difficulties.
