Lakshmi Chhaya, Author at Pravasi Samwad

Sharp gain in oil prices in Oman

Policymakers are wary of the situation. They are watching global developments closely as they assess how the war crisis may

Middle East airspace crisis disrupts travel for millions of Indian workers

Until regional tensions ease, airlines and passengers may have to continue navigating longer routes and uncertain travel schedules across one

Middle East crisis disrupts Kerala flower and vegetable exports

Industry experts say that unless normal routes reopen soon, businesses dealing in perishable goods could face significant financial losses due

Indian Embassy urges citizens in Qatar to stay indoors

Because of the travel disruptions, many Indians have faced uncertainty about returning home. Some have managed to leave the region

Qatar Airways launches limited relief flights for stranded travellers

The airline emphasised that passenger safety remains its highest priority and apologised for the inconvenience caused by circumstances beyond its

Sharjah expat wins Dh15mn in Abu Dhabi Big Ticket draw

Stories like these continue to attract thousands of participants each month, keeping the dream of instant fortune alive across the

Indian entrepreneurs expand business footprint across the Gulf

The growing presence of Indian-owned firms also highlights how diaspora communities are increasingly becoming global business actors rather than simply

Muscat route safe for Gulf Indians to return home amid Israel-Iran tensions

Indian residents of Gulf Cooperation Council countries with valid resident cards are also eligible for visa on arrival. Passports must

Hundreds of Indians Stranded in Dubai After West Asia Escalation Disrupts Flights

Authorities have urged travellers to remain indoors and follow local safety advisories until normal flight operations resume PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Hundreds

Indians injured as Iran conflict spreads across West Asia

The developments have sent shockwaves through the region, affecting transport, trade and the daily lives of thousands of expatriates. Governments