Lakshmi Sharan, Author at Pravasi Samwad

Queer Art Takes Center Stage in Delhi as Pride Month Celebrations Begin

New Delhi, June 9 — As the world ushers in Pride Month this June, the national capital is witnessing a powerful

Indian-origin German politician addresses UN Rights Council

Rahul Kumar Kamboj becomes first Haryana-born leader to speak on human rights at UN platform in Geneva PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian-origin politician

India and UK hold high-level talks in Delhi to deepen strategic ties

Foreign secretaries meet in annual consultations to boost trade, defence, and technology collaboration under decade-long vision PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In a key

Indian-origin Berkeley graduate says he fooled investors without product or pitch

Bhavye Khetan sparks backlash after admitting to creating fake startup founder profile to test VC ecosystem PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In a viral

US may deny visa if you don’t have social media account

New US directive targets foreigners visiting Harvard with stricter social media checks PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In a significant tightening of visa scrutiny,

Chinese embassy in Nepal issues travel advisory against visiting India border

Warning follows crackdown on illegal crossings and recent arrests of Chinese nationals PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Chinese Embassy in Nepal has issued

India pushing back ‘Illegal’ immigrants to Bangladesh

Mass deportation of undocumented migrants using IAF flights follows intensified crackdown after Pahalgam attack PRAVASISAMWAD.COM As many as 160 undocumented

UK flags new Indian market for Scottish Salmon trade after FTA

India-U.K. Free Trade Agreement opens doors for Scottish salmon exports, boosting Scotland’s economy and trade prospects PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The U.K. Government

India’s Indigo to fly first from Adani’s new Navi Mumbai Airport

Airline to commence commercial flight operations from NMIA with over 18 daily departures PRAVASISAMWAD.COM IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market

RBI cracks down on high-return Japanese Yen schemes as banks scale back aggressive offerings

PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A once-popular financial instrument targeting NRIs—special Japanese yen (JPY) deposits—has come under regulatory heat after issues surrounding IndusInd Bank.