Vandana Jyotirmayee, Author at Pravasi Samwad

Indian Businesses Strengthen Trade Links with Nigeria’s Growing Market

The trend underscores the growing importance of India–Africa economic relations and the role of diaspora businesses in facilitating trade

JEE Advanced opens for OCI and foreign candidates, expanding diaspora access

As global education trends evolve, such policies are expected to play a key role in shaping student mobility PRAVASISAMWAD.COM India

Indian students alter travel plans as airfare surge disrupts mobility

The trend reflects a broader shift in how students manage mobility in an increasingly uncertain global environment PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian students

Indian community networks strengthen mentorship programs for young professionals

As migration continues to shape Australia’s workforce, such programs are expected to grow in importance PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian diaspora organisations in

Spain expands hospitality hiring, drawing Indian workers to Tourism sector

The trend reflects broader labour mobility patterns in the post-pandemic economy PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Spain’s recovering tourism industry is driving increased hiring

Indian doctors continue to anchor NHS workforce amid ongoing staffing shortages

As the NHS continues to evolve, Indian medical professionals are expected to remain central to its functioning, ensuring continuity of

Poland’s industrial expansion draws rising number of Indian manufacturing workers

As industrial demand continues to rise, Poland is expected to strengthen its position as a hub for migrant workers, including

Canada’s new rural immigration pilot gains momentum among Indian skilled workers

The programme could reshape migration patterns, encouraging more Indian professionals to consider non-urban destinations in Canada PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

International education remains key migration pathway for Indians

For the Indian diaspora, the growing student population abroad represents the next generation of global Indian professionals PRAVASISAMWAD.COM International education

New book reveals how Indian music became a voice of resistance in apartheid South Africa

Organised into five thematic chapters, the book covers migration history, resistance through music, learning and genre formation, gender dynamics,