Lakshmi Chhaya, Author at Pravasi Samwad

From India to Dubai: How Indian entrepreneurs are leveraging a $100 billion trade opportunity

As India–UAE trade deepens further in 2026, particularly in non-oil sectors, Dubai’s role as a regional gateway for Indian businesses

India steps up efforts to extradite fugitive in 2006 captain Virdi murder case

Officials see this renewed effort as part of a broader strategy to leverage bilateral agreements and diplomatic channels to ensure

INR@90 Wake-Up Call: Why Indian wealth is finding a safe home in Dubai

For Indian investors, the playbook is evolving. The focus is shifting from speculative gains to steady, dollar-denominated income Dubai is

Dubai-based NRI duped of nearly ₹1 crore in alleged Ponzi scam

Kanpur police file zero FIR The case serves as a cautionary reminder for NRIs to exercise due diligence before investing,

Only in Dubai Moment: Mobile petrol station refueling Rolls-Royce video takes viewers by storm

When Convenience Meets Luxury: Dubai man’s viral Rolls-Royce fuel moment steals the internet PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A light-hearted video shared by an

Qatar Museums, Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre forge partnership

Together, Qatar Museums and NMACC aim to create sustainable, culturally rich learning experiences that inspire young minds and foster meaningful

A Friendship Beyond Cinema: Remembering Sreenivasan through a lifetime of bonds

Remembering him now, the family speaks not of awards or stardom, but of humility, intellect, and kindness Sreenivasan, they say,

Why Indian students are choosing Finland for higher education

For Indian students seeking a combination of global education, affordability, and lifestyle benefits, Finland’s public universities present a compelling choice

Rising deportations: Indian students face challenges abroad

These insights provide a clear picture of the challenges some Indian students face while studying internationally, emphasizing the need for

How digital gold is redefining Indian investing in Dubai

As cross-border rules tighten and lifestyles become increasingly digital, the shift from suitcases to smartphones seems inevitable For many Indians