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Oyo acquires Motel 6 chain for $525 million, expands U.S. presence

The acquisition of G6 Hospitality by Oravel Stays, Oyo’s parent company, marks another chapter in Oyo’s rapid global expansion The

Why Germany is Becoming a Preferred Destination for Indian Migrants

Germany’s challenge now is how to retain these skilled workers in the long term PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Germany has increasingly emerged as

Indian passport services temporarily suspended in Kuwait

The embassy advises Indian nationals in Kuwait to plan their passport-related tasks accordingly, either completing them before or after the

Strong FCNR inflows fuel NRI deposits surge to $5.82 billion in April–July 2024

This surge in NRI deposits reflects the confidence of overseas Indians in India’s banking sector and offers a vital source

Most educated newcomers in US are Indian immigrants

The top fields for immigrant college graduates include management (16%), computer and mathematical occupations (13%), healthcare practitioners and technicians (11%),

Maldives minister praises India’s leadership in education at DIDAC INDIA 2024

DIDAC INDIA 2024 has opened new avenues for foreign investments and collaborations, driving innovation in India’s educational and skilling landscape

UK urges migrants to switch to eVisas as part of digitisation drive

The digitisation of the UK’s immigration system is part of a phased approach to create a more seamless and secure

Indian woman and son continue search for husband missing in Dubai for over three years

The Parmar family remains hopeful, but with no resolution in sight, their journey continues—driven by love, fear, and the need

Declining interest among Indian students in Canadian higher education

Trends and implications for 2024: As the global education landscape evolves, Canada may need to adapt its policies to remain

Canada to tighten international student permits and foreign worker rules amid population surge

The government aims to reduce the share of temporary residents from 6.8% to 5% by 2028 PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Canadian government,

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