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Maharashtra Mandal Nigeria celebrates 36 years of Ganesh Utsav with local creativity and cultural dedication

As this year’s Ganesh Utsav unfolds, Maharashtra Mandal Nigeria remains a beacon of cultural preservation and unity, proving that no

Dr. SPS Oberoi: A Lifeline for Stranded Indians in the Gulf

Dr Oberoi’s humanitarian efforts remind us that one person’s dedication can make a world of difference PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Dr. Surinderpal Singh

Record surge in Indian asylum seekers at Canadian Airports

The surge in asylum seekers from India to Canada reflects a complex interplay of political, social, economic, and policy-related factors

Cross-border share swaps now allowed by government

The Union Finance Ministry recently announced key amendments to foreign exchange (forex) regulations, including mandating government approvals for all investments

Indian in Canada drives 1 million km in Honda; asks for special odometer

Arun Ghosh, a 38-year-old Indian national from Ontario, Canada, achieved the rare feat of driving 1 million kilometers in his

$4 billion comes from NRIs in April-June FY25: RBI data

Overseas Indians deposited around $4 billion in non-resident Indian (NRI) deposit schemes in April – June FY25, up 79 per

Non-Resident Indians power India’s richest village

Madhapar, a village in Gujarat’s Kutch district, has earned the distinction of being the world’s richest village, with approximately $600

Indian sports enthusiasts flock to Singapore and Abu Dhabi for upcoming Formula 1 Grand Prix Races

As the countdown to these races begins, it’s clear that Indian sports enthusiasts are not just watching from afar—they’re packing

Budget 2024: How new reforms will impact NRIs and their investments

The Budget 2024 measures underscore the government’s commitment to fostering a mutually beneficial relationship with the Indian diaspora By creating

Over 28,000 Indians died abroad in three years, predominantly from natural causes, MEA RTI reveals

The RTI disclosure serves as a grim reminder of the complexities faced by the Indian diaspora and underscores the need