West Asia tensions keep focus on safety of millions of Indians in the region
Regional instability in West Asia keeps attention on the safety of millions of Indian expatriates PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Abu Dhabi —
Rising online hostility raises concerns among Indian‑American community
Indian‑American groups are raising concerns about growing online hostility targeting diaspora communities PRAVASISAMWAD.COM New York — Members of the Indian‑American
Canadian political debate sparks backlash over comments on Indian-origin officials
Debate in Canada highlights sensitivities surrounding diaspora representation in politics PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Ottawa — A political controversy in Canada has sparked
Indian-origin brothers face 400-year sentence in US
·Convicted in major US fraud case ·Two Indian‑origin businessmen in the U.S. face potentially decades in prison after a major
India steps up monitoring of ships and seafarers in Gulf amid West Asia crisis
India has intensified efforts to monitor the safety of its maritime assets and seafarers operating in the Gulf region as
Iran allows Indian LPG ships through Strait of Hormuz amid rising Gulf tensions
For India, uninterrupted access to energy shipments through the strait remains vital, as the country depends heavily on imported oil
Indian Ambassador praises Qatar leadership for ensuring safety during regional conflict
The ambassador concluded by expressing hope that peace and stability will return to the region soon, while reaffirming the strong
Nearly 500 Indians leave Qatar as limited flights resume during Gulf tensions
Indian authorities have urged travellers requiring urgent assistance to contact embassy helplines or community organisations while flight operations remain limited
UAE schools seek clarity after India’s CISCE cancels ICSE and ISC Board exams
As schools await detailed instructions from the board, administrators are focusing on supporting students through the transition while ensuring
Indian business leaders in UAE feature prominently on Forbes 2026 Billionaires List
· Globally, the 2026 Forbes list includes 3,428 billionaires, the highest number recorded since the ranking began in 1987 ·