Lakshmi Sharan, Author at Pravasi Samwad

NRIs play key role in Punjab panchayat polls

THIS wave of NRI participation in Punjab’s rural elections reflects a growing trend of overseas citizens seeking to shape local

NRI students and families in Canada can now have access to mental health care

EMRO Doctors Inc. has introduced emroPsyc, an innovative, patient-focused telemental health platform designed to provide accessible and affordable mental health

Supreme Court to examine challenge against OCI-NRI classification in admissions

The outcome of this case could have significant implications for the classification of OCIs in India’s education system, particularly in

NRI Cell handles over 400 matrimonial complaints in 2022

A senior government official noted that NRI matrimonial disputes often involve a range of challenges, including desertion, violence, and cross-border

Indian migrants struggle for American citizenship amid Green Card backlog

The situation has led many Indian immigrants to question whether the U.S. can truly be considered a land of opportunity

NRIs, Industrialists encouraged to invest in AP

This outreach highlights Andhra Pradesh’s focus on leveraging international partnerships to drive growth and sustainability, marking a significant step in

Chinese woman’s surprised reaction to India’s growing presence in Canada sparks online discussion

This viral moment highlights Canada’s changing demographic landscape, stirring conversations about immigration, culture, and identity in a country renowned for

NRI man swept away by Alaknanda’s strong current in Badrinath, father rescued

Authorities continue their search operations, hoping to locate Balraj, as the incident has left the family in distress The sacred

PM Modi urges global tech leaders to advance AI for India’s growth

Google and Nvidia Respond: Both leaders acknowledged Modi’s proactive approach to leveraging AI for India’s development. “Every time I meet

Supreme Court ends Punjab’s expanded NRI quota for medical admissions

The Supreme Court upheld the high court’s verdict as “absolutely right,” stressing the harmful consequences of allowing such practices PRAVASISAMWAD.COM