Manpreet Kaur’s life as a Cabbie in Rome
“I was six when I arrived in Italy, and remember very little of my life in India. My father has
News & Views About The Indian Diaspora
West Bengal launches Apon Bangla portal for NRIs
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee launched the portal recently in Kolkata after paying homage to martyrs, who sacrificed their
Indians studying abroad find it difficult to get jobs at home
According to the study, one of the primary issues faced by Indian students is the lack of recognition of their
Election Commission will decide on overseas Indians voting process
V Muraleedharan, India’s Minister of State for External Affairs, agreed that Indians living abroad should be able to participate in
India’s digital payment system is now linked to Singapore’s PayNow
Enabling faster and cost-efficient transfer of money, the linkage of two real-time payment systems were witnessed by Prime Minister Narendra
Seattle is first US city to end caste discrimination
The ordinance passed by Seattle on February 21 follows similar bans on caste bias that have been introduced on the
Garuda Aerospace, Narayana Health join hands to transport biomedical supplies using Sanjeevani drone
The use of drones in the healthcare industry has proven to be a game changer by saving valuable time and
Indian and Israel artists team up to sing about love and longing
The song was released in Israel earlier this month. The Hebrew title, “Maga’an,” can be translated as ‘anchor’ or ‘anchorage,’
International students can apply for Canadian study permits without paying tuition fees
The ruling was related to an Iranian student’s case (Tehrani v Canada) where the student’s study permit application was rejected
Punjabi-Canadian Barj Dhahan’s aim is to promote Punjabi literature
Born in Dhahan village of Punjab near Banga, Barj Dhahan left for Canada at the age of 10 in 1967