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Four Indian nationals charged in Nijjar assassination make first joint court appearance in Canada

This case has further strained the already tense diplomatic relations between India and Canada PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Judge Mark Jette, communicating through

NRI doctor detained at airport over unauthorized satellite phone

The incident occurred while Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy was boarding a flight to London, prompting heightened security measures

Indian students in the UK urge PM Rishi Sunak to keep “graduate route” visa policy

A policy review proposed measures such as mandatory registration for recruitment agents, enhanced data collection procedures, and verification of course

NRI voter travels from US to India, only to find his name missing from voters list

Datar’s experience is not isolated; thousands of voters in the Kalyan and Bhiwandi Lok Sabha constituencies have reported similar issues

Gopichand Hinduja tops UK’s Sunday Times Rich List for the sixth consecutive year

Gopichand Hinduja’s consistent presence at the top of the UK’s rich list highlights not only his personal success but also

Tamil Nadu waives registration fee for non-resident Tamils for three months

The board offers several welfare schemes, including personal accident insurance, critical illness insurance, educational assistance, and marriage assistance PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The

India dispatches new aid shipments to flood-hit Kenya

According to Kenyan government statistics, the floods have claimed at least 267 lives and caused significant devastation across multiple regions

UK review affirms value of post-study visa, dominated by Indian graduates

As immigration remains a key issue ahead of the upcoming general election, the government aims to ensure that visa route

Indian boy gets accolades from Dubai Police for returning lost watch

This story underscores the importance of honesty and the positive impact of good deeds, resonating with people both locally and

Indian-origin Murali Pillai appointed state minister in Singapore’s new Cabinet

As Singapore transitions to new leadership, Murali Pillai’s appointment marks a continued representation of Indian-origin politicians in the nation’s high