Report finds Indian diaspora UK’s most economically successful migrant community
The report concludes that the Indian diaspora has played a defining role in Britain’s growth, innovation and global standing, with
Indian scientists abroad exhorted to support India’s scientific growth
“Indian scientists abroad can help the country achieve its long-term development vision, including the goal of becoming a developed nation
NRI Empowerment Minister Kondapalli Srinivas credits Naidu’s tech vision for creative economy growth
“Visakhapatnam is fast emerging as a global hub for innovation. Anything created in the city today can reach audiences worldwide.”
BJP Vice President Khushbu Sundar calls for stronger economic backbone for South India’s global creative surge
“Private investment, organised capital and stronger IP protection important to match the industry’s international ambitions.” — Khushbu Sundar Visakhapatnam: Emphasising
Over 1.2 million Indians travelled to Singapore in 2025 as business events boost tourism
Improved air connectivity, smooth travel processes and targeted marketing have further strengthened Singapore’s appeal among Indian audiences PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Singapore continued
Indian space startups look to Singapore for capital, customers and global reach
With over 350 private space companies today—up from just a few dozen in 2020—India’s proven low-cost, high-impact missions continue to
South Korea–India shipbuilding tie-up signals a new maritime era
For both countries, the partnership represents a strategic step towards shared growth, resilience, and long-term competitiveness in global shipbuilding PRAVASISAMWAD.COM
Indian travellers fuel luxury tourism boom across the UK
Looking ahead, Indian visitor spending is projected to reach £1.6 billion by 2030 As travellers stay longer and spend more
Sharp fall in NRI quota admissions after Maharashtra tightens eligibility rules
While some parents argue that genuine candidates have lost opportunities, others say the tighter rules curb unfair practices and ensure
Fewer Indian students in the US could mark a new beginning for India
There is also a soft power opportunity. Students educated in India to global standards become ambassadors for Indian institutions worldwide