Lakshmi Sharan, Author at Pravasi Samwad

India extends indefinite ban on onion ahead of general election

Despite a significant drop in local onion prices since the implementation of export restrictions, the Indian government has opted to

Hindu Diaspora in North America and Canada Applaud CAA Implementation

The CAA, a key element of the BJP’s electoral manifesto in 2019, is designed to facilitate Indian citizenship for persecuted

Achyuta Rajaram Emerges Victorious in 2024 Regeneron Science Talent Search, Secures $250K Prize

Arnav, CEO of AI Startup, Among Esteemed Top 10 PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In a continued celebration of Indian immigrant brilliance, America announced

Enabling NRIs to Cast Their Votes in Indian Elections 2024

As the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 approach, the engagement of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in India’s democratic process garners significant

Melbourne-based Australia India Institute points to Australians’ perception of the Indian community

Bridging Cultures, Building Futures: The AII study, titled Victorians’ Perceptions on India and the Indian Diaspora investigated perceptions of Indian

Nykaa Ventures into UAE Beauty Market

Transforming Beauty Borders: Nykaa’s UAE Odyssey PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Nykaa, the renowned beauty brand that has captured the hearts of millions in

NRI Technocrat Throws Hat in the Ring for Thamballapalle Assembly Seat in Andhra Pradesh

Konda Narendra’s Bid for Change in Andhra’s Heartland Challenges Political Status Quo PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Amidst the hustle of the Telugu Desam

Diaspora scientists returning to India bodes well for research

The initiative, called Vaibhav and launched by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), has completed its initial call for

Andhra Pradesh’s YSRCP takes the lead to launch global NRI network

The YSRCP’s groundbreaking initiative has been launched in Kuwait, Australia, the European Union, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, the United

Telugus in US wants students in India to think twice before coming to America

Many are now advising aspirants back home to be cautious — especially if they are planning to take a hefty