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Roma Ghosh

Roma Ghosh has recently retired as Associate Professor for Media Studies from an international university. She was with the Times of India as a correspondent for many years. Her passion is cooking and she has been doing recipes and photo shoots for Women's Era for the last 15-odd years.

Study shows Indians in America face discrimination

Discrimination, homogeneity, and political divide: The complex realities of Indian-american social dynamics PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A recently released survey report, “Social Realities

Usha Reddi launches bid for re-election to Kansas State Senate in 2024

Holding dual bachelor’s degrees—one in elementary education from Kansas State and another in developmental psychology from Ohio State University—Reddi furthered

Australia-India co-production agreement boosts opportunities for film industries

The agreement, which came into effect following its announcement by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Diaspora journalists face targeted repression from home countries

This alarming surge in what is referred to as “transnational repression” has taken a toll on various citizens residing abroad,

Australian Senator voices concerns over alleged targeting of Sikh leaders

Senator Shoebridge drew attention to recent events, including the announcement by the US Department of Justice that an Indian government

Concern over recent UK visa measures for Indian professionals and students

One of the major points of contention revolves around the prohibition of overseas care workers from bringing their families PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

New visa rule to cut illegal migration to United Kingdom

The package of measures would result in approximately 300,000 individuals who arrived in the UK last year being ineligible

UK saw 253,000 Indian migrants in 2023

The projected net migration for December 2022 was upwardly revised to 745,000, signifying a significant uptick of 139,000 PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The

Indian-Origin authors shine in ‘100 Notable Books’ of 2023

In the realm of fiction, Salman Rushdie’s latest masterpiece, “Victory City,” captivates readers with its historical fantasy set against the

Indians still view Canada, US as leading study destinations

The report, providing insights into the overall count of Indian students studying abroad in 2022, highlights that the UK witnessed

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