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Indian Father and Daughter Found Dead in Nepal After Snowstorm

The recovery operation, led by the APF’s Mountain Rescue Centre, is expected to conclude shortly PRAVASISAMWAD.COM After nearly three weeks

Why Canada is increasing scrutiny on Indian study permits

Despite the current scrutiny, Canada continues to value Indian students for their academic excellence and contribution to innovation, research, and

Indian students look beyond English-speaking nations

Asia and Europe rise as new education hubs The OECD notes that India’s global education footprint is expanding into more

Bangladeshi millionaire’s tip leads Indian expat to Dh15 million Big Ticket win

March winner Jahangir Alom inspired me to start buying tickets, says Sandeep PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A friendly piece of advice from

‘Booked one-way ticket to India’: Woman shares why she left Dubai for Rishikesh

Dubai resident gives up city life to spend 30 days in a Rishikesh ashram, training to become a certified meditation

Indian tech lead earning nearly ₹1 crore says US visa was denied in under a minute at Delhi embassy

Despite high income, stable career, and family ties, the senior IT professional’s B1/B2 visa was rejected within 60 seconds, sparking

Who is Manuel Frederick? India’s first Olympic medallist from Kerala passes away at 78

The former Indian hockey goalkeeper was part of the bronze-winning 1972 Munich Olympics team and the first Olympian from Kerala

Autumn intake timelines decoded for UK universities

Why Indian students should start early With competition soaring and deadlines closing faster each year, experts advise Indian students to

American carmaker Ford returns to India with ₹3,250 crore investment for Chennai plant

Ford re-enters Indian market, defying US manufacturing push, to strengthen Chennai’s automotive ecosystem PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Ford Motor Company is set to

Meet world’s first AI minister Diella ‘giving birth’ to 83 AI children to reshape Albania’s future

Albania’s bold experiment in digital governance sees its AI minister Diella symbolically ‘pregnant’ with 83 virtual assistants, marking a world-first