Lakshmi Sharan, Author at Pravasi Samwad

US Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy wants to ban birthright citizenship

Throughout his campaign, Ramaswamy has openly championed conservative values, drawing both acclaim and criticism from various quarters PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Vivek Ramaswamy,

Invitation to diaspora to celebrate International Day of Democracy

Since 2007, September 15 has been recognized as the International Day of Democracy, a day designated by the United Nations

Indian celebrity chef Ranveer Brar to be seen soon with Kareena Kapoor

Brar’s unique entry into the world of acting is a tale of culinary conspiracy PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Renowned Indian celebrity chef and

Diaspora body congratulates PM Modi for successful G20 Summit

Chandhok lauded the G20 Summit for its remarkable achievements, emphasizing that it had presented an ambitious, action-oriented, decisive, and

Government asked to clarify stand on Ashok Swain’s plea against cancellation of OCI card

Justice Subramonium Prasad has granted the Indian Government a four-week window to file a response and has scheduled further proceedings

Tabreed signs MoU with Telengana

The proposed district cooling infrastructure holds immense potential, with the capability to reduce peak electricity demand by over 200 megawatts.

Indian-Canadian model Yesha Sagar is presenter of 2023 Global T20 Canada

Yesha’s entrancing beauty and charm have catapulted her to internet fame as the tournament’s TV presenter She has been a

Large percentage of NRIs want to return home after retirement

Approximately 60 percent or more of NRIs in countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Singapore

Indian diaspora building bridges between countries and India

Sanjeev Joshipura, the executive director of Washington DC-based organization Indiaspora, elaborated on its unique mission PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian-American organizations, each with

Odia Pathshala: UK-based lecturer- IT professional duo offers free online Odia classes

The dynamic duo behind this venture, Jayshree Nanda, a lecturer hailing from Amersham, and Subhendu Sethi, an IT architect residing