Kirtika Sharan, Author at Pravasi Samwad

India signals fresh start with Bangladesh after new government takes office

The renewed engagement signals a potential reset in India-Bangladesh relations, with both sides expected to explore cooperation in trade, security,

Bangladesh to fully resume tourist visas for Indians after election calm

Observers say the resumption of tourist visas could be an important step towards rebuilding confidence and strengthening bilateral relations PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

Pawandeep Rajan and Chetna Bhardwaj to perform in Guyana on February 28

Music lovers in Guyana and the region are expected to flock to this one-night event, making it a celebration of

UK-based Indian-origin entrepreneur earns INR18,000 an hour training AI models

Already the founder and CEO of mentorship platform Network Capital, a PhD student at Oxford, and a former Microsoft professional,

CAA brings new hope as Odisha CM hands citizenship to minorities

The distribution of citizenship certificates in Nabarangpur marks an important milestone in the implementation of the CAA, reinforcing India’s image

Entrepreneur in Germany chooses to keep Indian citizenship despite eligibility

As globalization encourages mobility, stories like Panja’s remind us that citizenship decisions are rarely just administrative They are often intertwined

Five Indian firms shortlisted for Sri Lanka’s digital ID project

Sri Lanka’s government plans to issue its first digital ID cards by the third quarter of next year, President Anura

Indian jewellery brands forge ahead with US expansion despite challenges

The foray of Indian jewellery brands into the US market underscores a tale of resilience, innovation, and strategic foresight PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

PM Modi mourns the loss of Prof Ved Prakash Nanda

“I am deeply saddened by the demise of Professor Ved Prakash Nanda Ji, a distinguished academic whose contributions to the

Eight-year-old British Indian prodigy makes chess history

Sivanandan’s remarkable journey, which began during the COVID-19 lockdown, has culminated in a historic win, defeating international competitors and securing