Lakshmi Sharan, Author at Pravasi Samwad

Indian Teen Leaves School at 13 to Build AI Startup in Dubai

After completing his IGCSEs years ahead of schedule, 14-year-old Jainam Jain is pursuing entrepreneurship full-time with a Dubai-based artificial intelligence

Punjab Launches WhatsApp Helpline for NRIs, Expands Online Document Attestation Services

New initiative aims to streamline grievance redressal and provide easier access to official document verification for Punjabis living abroad PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

US Exhausts FY2026 EB-2 Visa Quota for Indians, Processing to Resume in October

Highly skilled Indian professionals face another pause in permanent residency visa approvals as annual allocation reaches its limit PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The

India Issues Fresh Ebola Advisory, Urges Travellers with Symptoms to Self-Isolate

Health Ministry says there are no confirmed Ebola cases in India but calls for vigilance among recent travellers from

Indian Resident Honoured by Dubai Police After Returning Dh100,000 Found in Car Park

Officers praise act of honesty that helped reunite a large sum of cash with its rightful owner PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Dubai Police

Montek Ahluwalia Calls for Faster Reforms and Stronger Trade Strategy to Sustain India’s Growth

Former policymaker says India must accelerate reforms, strengthen external balances and pursue trade agreements to maintain long-term economic momentum

India Monitors Ebola Situation After Suspected Case Isolated in Bengaluru

Authorities have urged the public to stay calm and follow official health advisories Further action will depend on the laboratory

Indian Professionals Continue Dominating UK Skilled Migration Despite Sharp Net Migration Fall

Observers believe Indian migration patterns will remain central to British political and economic discussions throughout 2026 because of the diaspora’s

UK Universities Expand into India as Overseas Student Restrictions Intensify

Observers expect transnational education partnerships between Britain and India to expand significantly throughout 2026 as universities adapt to evolving immigration

Indians Remain Largest Non‑EU Recipients of Long‑Term UK Visas Despite Migration Decline

Observers expect UK migration policy to remain politically contentious throughout 2026 as the government balances labour-market demands, university funding concerns,