Roma Ghosh, Author at Pravasi Samwad

At least five Gujaratis enter US illegally every hour

While the northern route through Canada is often considered less perilous, U.S. authorities have strengthened security protocols along this border

Pravasi Parichay unites Indian diaspora in Saudi Arabia

A Celebration of India’s Cultural Heritage: Pravasi Parichay successfully served as a cultural bridge, fostering unity and pride among Indians

Tamil-Australian group calls to end Ravana effigy burning in Deepavali celebrations

Throughout October, Deepavali—or Diwali—celebrations featuring Ravana effigy-burning events are scheduled in New South Wales, Queensland, and Victoria Deepavali, known globally

Australia launches ‘first work and holiday visa’ for young Indian travelers

In addition to India, Australia is extending the visa ballot process to citizens from China and Vietnam PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Australia has

Woman in the US files complaint against husband for harassment, threats

The complaint also alleges that the husband, identified as Samuel Parmar, demanded money from the woman to fund a court

40,000 Indians rush to apply for Australia’s new working holiday visa in record time

With nearly one million people of Indian heritage living in Australia, this visa initiative is expected to foster even greater

Hindu American voters show increasing skepticism towards Democrats

However, Kamala Harris remains a figure of admiration for many Indian Americans. Despite some reservations about the Democratic Party’s stance

India unveils revamped e-Migrate portal and app for safer labour mobility

The platform also caters to job-seekers by offering a one-stop marketplace for overseas employment opportunities. Jaishankar emphasized the importance of

New Aadhaar rules create hurdles for OCI applicants in Bengaluru

The verification process has revealed that many applicants, particularly those from Nepal, submit documents such as IT PANs and backdated

NRIs push for unanimous sarpanch elections to foster development in Doaba villages

Despite some setbacks, NRIs remain committed to their vision of unity and development Their insistence on unanimous sarpanch elections reflects