Lakshmi Sharan, Author at Pravasi Samwad

Controversy erupts as Indian-origin data scientist loses job for exploiting food banks in Canada

Prajapati’s video, initially shared on Instagram, sparked outrage after it was reposted on various platforms, triggering a wave of condemnation

BJP’s NRI cell launches 22-day statewide rally in Haryana, aiming for Modi’s victory in 2024 polls

Scheduled to coincide with the sixth phase of polling on May 25, the rally underscores the BJP’s fervent efforts to

Global outcry saves Indian national from Saudi Execution

Miracle in Riyadh: Kerala’s crowdfunding saves Indian driver from execution in Saudi Arabia PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In a tale that captivated hearts

Nepal and India forge collaboration to revitalize Sanskrit education and heritage

This initiative emerged from the deliberations of the recent Nepal-India International Sanskrit Conclave held in Kathmandu, where over 120 Sanskrit

India lays foundation stone for two schools in Nepal, boosting education infrastructure

The Indian government, through its financial assistance, is spearheading the construction of the Shree Himalaya Secondary School building with a

Congressional Black Caucus Endorses Adam Hollier Over Incumbent Thanedar in Michigan’s 13th District Democratic Primary

The 13th Congressional District, with a predominantly Black population, has historically lacked Black representation in the House of Representatives until

Telangana initiates Overseas Board to safeguard NRIs’ interests

The board, to be named ‘Telangana Gulf and Other Overseas Board,’ aims to provide support to NRIs migrating to countries

India weighs delicate diplomatic balance amidst Israel-Iran tension

With 7 million Indian workers in Gulf countries, contributing over $90 billion annually in remittances, India faces the risk of

US academician affirms American hospitality towards Indian students amidst safety concerns

Despite understandable parental concerns over such incidents, the academician reassured that there’s no discernible underlying cause for alarm within the

Indian-American Congressman condemns surge in attacks on Hinduism, calls for unified action

Together with fellow Indian American lawmakers, including Ro Khanna, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Ami Bera, and Pramila Jayapal, Thanedar recently petitioned the