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Abu Dhabi offers visa support for Indian destination weddings to boost tourism by 2030

This initiative represents a significant step towards establishing Abu Dhabi as a world-renowned destination for weddings and celebrations, leveraging its

UAE remains top destination for Indian migrants, says UN Migration Report

UAE hosted approximately 3.47 million Indian nationals in 2020 followed by United States (US) with 2.7 million and Saudi Arabia

A guide for NRIs to transfer money from NRO accounts

NRIs should know that transferring funds from an NRO account demands adherence to specific document requirements, Reserve Bank of India

Indian students’ enrollment in US universities soars, Canada sees sharp decline

Projections from the US Embassy in New Delhi suggest that this trend is only set to escalate, with expectations that

Melodies without borders, Sanchita Agte’s harmonious journey through 15 languages

Despite no familial background in music, Sanchita’s innate talent was nurtured and supported wholeheartedly by her parents, who recognised her

Exploring the role of Indian diaspora, GOPIO Convention unveils opportunities in India’s dynamic future

Scheduled for April 26-28 at the Royal Albert Palace in Fords, New Jersey, the convention bears the theme of ‘Opportunities

NRI investments skyrocketing: Overseas buyers propel India’s real estate sector

Major cities like Gurugram are witnessing substantial traction, with NRI investments amplifying residential sales PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Amidst the evolving landscape of

Germany’s strategic move to attract Indian students to fill skilled labour gap

Germany is increasingly focusing on engaging the Indian student population Currently, there are approximately 43,000 Indian students enrolled in German

Record surge as NRI deposits skyrocket by 84.4% to $11.8 billion in April 2023-February 2024

This substantial rise marks a significant jump from the $6.40 billion recorded in the corresponding period of the previous year

FIIDS calls for action to curb deaths of Indian-origin students in the US

“There is a need for collaborative efforts from US government agencies, universities, and student associations to address this alarming trend.”