Lakshmi Chhaya, Author at Pravasi Samwad

UAE President honours Indian expat for lifelong philanthropy

Shakil’s recognition serves as a powerful reminder that acts of generosity, regardless of scale, can create lasting change and inspire

Modi’s Jordan visit marks 75 years of ties, opens new pathways for strategic cooperation

Bilateral trade between the two countries is nearing USD 2.9 billion, with cooperation spanning fertilisers, pharmaceuticals, IT, healthcare, defence, and

Prime Minister Modi to visit Oman on Dec 17–18

India and Oman share a longstanding partnership rooted in centuries-old historical and commercial ties, which in recent decades has evolved

NRIs drive Dubai realty boom

Freehold ownership and premium projects redefine the market PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Dubai’s real estate market is undergoing a significant transformation, driven largely

How end of ‘Kafala’ affects Indian workers in Saudi Arabia

Ultimately, the abolition of the Kafala system represents a pivotal moment in Gulf labour governance For India, it is an

UAE’s UX design pioneer Devesh Mistry remembered after sudden death

As tributes continue to pour in, colleagues describe a visionary who championed empathy in design, advocated for high standards, and

Dubai-based NRI from Udupi loses ₹12.25 lakh in Telegram fraud

The post posed as investment scheme Authorities continue to urge citizens to avoid investment groups, unsolicited digital contacts, and unregulated

Why UAE-based NRIs are receiving foreign asset disclosure notices

The surge in notices underscores the importance of accurate classification and awareness of evolving cross-border reporting systems rather than any

Gujarat HC allows passport renewal for NRI facing case for wrong-side driving

The ruling underscores a broader principle: passport authorities must balance legal compliance with proportionality, especially in cases involving minor violations

Returning NRI Says India’s Chaotic Traffic is the ‘Deal Breaker’

Social media conversation underscored a growing sentiment: while emotional and economic factors pull NRIs back home, infrastructure shortcomings—particularly transportation chaos—push