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War and Visa Status: How Conflict Zones Expose Migrants’ Fragile Securityhttps://pravasisamwad.com/war-and-visa-status-how-conflict-zones-expose-migrants-fragile-security/ Indian-Origin Business Leaders Offer Free Shelter to Stranded Travellers

India sends emergency rice aid to Malawi amid El Niño-driven food crisis

The rice shipment is expected to provide short-term relief while Malawi works to stabilize food supplies and support farmers affected

Pravasi Short News 11-03-26

Pravasi Samwad News Bureau Pravasi Samwad’s Indian diaspora coverage clusters around war-disrupted mobility in West Asia, policy moves to court

Update: Qatar Airways Operates Limited Flight Schedule to and from Doha

PRESS RELEASE: Qatar Airways scheduled flight operations remain temporarily suspended due to the closure of Qatari airspace. Qatar Airways will

Missile strike kills Indian in Saudi Arabia

The recent strike in Al-Kharj highlights the growing risk as tensions continue to escalate across the region PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A military

Pravasi Short News 09-03-26

Pravasi Samwad News Bureau India Targets Global and Diaspora Investors Global advisory firm Baker Tilly is promoting its “Doing Business

Daily life in Oman normal with traditional Ramadan gatherings and community events

As Eid approaches, families across the country are preparing for celebrations that mark the end of the fasting month Oman

Growing bureaucratic challenges for the 32-million-strong Indian diaspora

As India strengthens engagement with its overseas population through initiatives such as diaspora events and investment programs, analysts say simplifying

Oman facilitates safe return of citizens through land borders amid regional tensions

Oman has maintained close coordination with fellow GCC members during the current period of instability Authorities reiterated that ensuring

3 Indian mariners among casualties in Oman oil tanker attacks

Governments and maritime organisations are urging restraint and greater protection for international shipping, even as diplomatic efforts seek to de-escalate