Toshi Jyotsna, Author at Pravasi Samwad

Indian Consulate in New York launches internship portal for students

In a competitive job market, the Indian Consulate’s internship portal represents a proactive approach to addressing the needs of Indian

British Indians who won UK elections

With 107 British-Indian candidates in the fray for the 680 available seats, this election marks a significant milestone for Indians

Indian-origin engineer in US shares emotional story of job loss due to outsourcing to India

This incident has sparked a broader conversation about the impacts of globalization and outsourcing, especially within the tech industry, highlighting

Global pilgrimage: NRIs from 30 countries visit Ayodhya ahead of Chaurasi Kosi Yatra

Remarkably, this group had played a pivotal role in a remarkable endeavor last year, undertaking the collection of water from

Indian delegation in UK to discuss crucial FTA issues

The move comes as both sides strive to iron out outstanding matters that have impeded progress in the negotiations PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

Moga administration launches voter engagement drive, targets NRIs and new voters

Lower voter turnout is a matter of concern. To tackle this issue head-on, the District Administration is actively engaging with

Indian-origin woman threatens Mayor

Patel’s anger stemmed from their perceived failure to support a ceasefire resolution concerning the Israel-Hamas conflict, a deeply contentious issue

The surge of undocumented Indian migrants crossing from Canada to the US is a rising trend

A report from VOA highlights an unprecedented surge in undocumented migrants from India, many of whom are now traversing the

Yet another Indian student’s death in US sparks concern

Since the beginning of 2024, the community has witnessed at least 10 such incidents, raising concerns and prompting calls for

Tropical modernism impacts architectural innovations in West Africa, India, and Ghana

The exhibition illuminates how Tropical Modernism, while rooted in colonial history, symbolized postcolonial aspirations for newfound autonomy and expression. It