Rahul Jain, Author at Pravasi Samwad

India’s visa extension policy provides relief to stranded foreign residents

Travel experts say such emergency measures highlight the increasing need for flexible immigration rules during geopolitical or aviation disruptions PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

NRI deposit inflows slip 16% in FY26 as weaker Rupee impacts sentiment

In contrast, NRE deposits rose 41.7 per cent to $5.06 billion, while NRO deposits increased 24.3 per cent to

Rupee remains flat as US trade policy clouds global outlook

Technically, USD/INR continues to trade just above its 20-day moving average, with support near 90.94 and resistance around 91.35, indicating

Tata launches dollar-based India Fund from GIFT City to attract global NRIs

With this launch, Tata aims to make India’s capital markets more accessible, modern and globally connected—turning India’s growth story into

NSE IX opens global stock markets to Indian retail investors from GIFT City

The KYC process is fully digital and can be completed in under a minute using systems such as DigiLocker. Aadhaar

India’s health insurance market expands on tax cuts and rising NRI demand

The Gulf Cooperation Council countries remain the largest source of NRI demand, followed by Europe and North America, reflecting cost

Japan makes online appointments compulsory for visa submissions in four Indian cities

The shift towards scheduled submissions reflects Japan’s broader plan to modernise its visa services While applications are not yet

NRIs fuel demand for property management services

Indian real estate attracts overseas investors The rise in NRI investments is reshaping India’s property market, creating opportunities for property

126% surge in health insurance purchases from NRIs

Experts say the trend shows NRIs increasingly view Indian health insurance as a complete healthcare solution, not just emergency cover,

India–UK free trade deal set for April 2026 promising major boost to bilateral trade

Bilateral trade currently stands at around $56 billion, and both sides aim to double this figure by 2030 Economists estimate