Lakshmi Sharan, Author at Pravasi Samwad

UK’s post-study work visa under scrutiny: Indian students rally to defend essential pathway

Dubbed as the ‘fair visa fair chance’ initiative, the campaign spearheaded by Nisau comes at a crucial juncture, coinciding with

Tata Consultancy Services faces allegations of discrimination and outsourcing in the US

According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, experienced American professionals have alleged that TCS unlawfully terminated their employment

Indian Rupee steady against USD despite greenback surge

Analysts identified key levels for the rupee’s movement, with Rs 83.28 serving as a crucial support and Rs 83.50 as

Indian-Americans honoured on ‘Bihar Diwas’ in New York

Dr Kris Singh, Amit Choudhary, Dr Dinesh Ranjan, Abhinave Atul were among the awardees Bihar Foundation US East Coast chairman

Trailblazing mathematician T N Subramaniam’s legacy reverberates after his passing

Dr. Subramaniam, of Indian descent, breathed his last in Michigan at the age of 76, leaving behind a profound legacy

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