Lakshmi Chhaya, Author at Pravasi Samwad

Indian Travellers Can Now Book Burj Khalifa Tickets Using UPI Before Arriving in Dubai

New online payment facility marks the first time a UAE tourist attraction has enabled UPI for e-commerce transactions PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian

Invest Qatar expands India engagement to boost bilateral investment and business ties

New India office and high-level meetings aim to support Indian companies exploring opportunities in Qatar and deepen economic cooperation PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

UAE’s Largest Bank Targets $1.5 Billion in NRI Deposits to Boost India Investments

Move follows RBI’s special FCNR(B) window as lenders step up efforts to attract overseas Indian savings PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Abu Dhabi’s First

UAE-Based NRIs Urged to File Indian Tax Returns Before July 31 Deadline

Tax experts advise overseas Indians to avoid last-minute errors as the income tax filing deadline approaches PRAVASISAMWAD.COM With the deadline

Indian Embassy in Oman Steps Up Support for Distressed Women Domestic Workers Amid Abuse Complaints

Ambassador assures swift action after meeting Indian women sheltered by the mission following allegations of exploitation and unpaid wages PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

Air India Express launches landmark Navi Mumbai–Abu Dhabi service, strengthening India-UAE air links

Abu Dhabi welcomes first passengers as new international route marks a milestone for Navi Mumbai International Airport and expands travel

UAE Curbs on Indian Banks’ FCNR(B) Drive Trigger Regulatory Talks

RBI and Finance Ministry engage with UAE authorities after new rules disrupt efforts to attract NRI foreign-currency deposits PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian

Indian-Flagged Cargo Vessel Sinks After Attack Off Oman; All 14 Crew Members Rescued

India condemns the incident as maritime security concerns grow in the Gulf region PRAVASISAMWAD.COM An Indian-flagged cargo vessel sank off

Hyderabad woman alleges abuse in Oman, seeks Indian Embassy’s help for safe return

Woman claims she was forced to work long hours without pay after being recruited for a housemaid job; Indian Embassy

Dubai Slowdown Leaves Indian Migrant Workers Facing Job Losses and Pay Cuts

Regional conflict and weaker business activity are making it harder for expatriates to find work in the UAE PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Months