Community stands for elderly Sikh woman in UK to Prevent deportation
As the legal battle unfolds, the Smethwick community remains resolute in its support for Gurmit Kaur, underscoring the broader issue
New measures on US visa to help genuine Indian students
The new policy, set to take effect from November 27 It mandates that all applicants for F, M, and J
To address visa delays US increases staff strength, opens new consulates in India
Acknowledging delays in visa processing, US Ambassador Eric Garcetti attributed the backlog to the surge in applicants, a situation similarly
India is top source of migrant workers globally
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) records unprecedented influx PRAVASISAMWAD.COM After the ebbing of the Covid-19 pandemic, worldwide migration
North Carolina Museum of History hosts 28th annual American Indian Heritage Festival in Downtown Raleigh
This yearly event serves as a testament to the rich historical and cultural contributions of American Indian communities in North
Shakuntala Bhaya gets Key role in the White House
Indian-American Legal Luminary and Advocate for Justice Takes Center Stage in the Biden Administration’s Council of the Administrative Conference PRAVASISAMWAD.COM
Sikh Restaurant Owner in Australia Faces Ongoing Hate Attacks
Jarnail Singh Speaks Out Against Rising Hate Crimes in Hobart, Tasmania PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In a distressing series of events over the
India eases visa for US and Australian citizens
The India Tourist eVisa is a multiple-entry visa and is valid for 365 days from the date of issue. Eligible
Dal Khalsa advises Canadian PM to take Nijjar’s case to International Court of Justice
Dal Khalsa, the Sikh organisation advocating the cause of Khalistan, was quick to back Trudeau stating that they have reasons
Sujan Sarkar, Chef from Bengal has Chicago’s first Michelin-starred Indian restaurant
The contemporary Indian dining establishment, co-owned with an investor group, is situated within a transformed 19th-century printing warehouse in Chicago,