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US designs specialised courses for Indian students

Under this program, once students successfully complete their chosen courses, they will be eligible to remain in the United

Georgia in US declares October as ‘Hindu Heritage Month’

This proclamation by Governor Brian Kemp reflects the significance of Hindu culture and spiritual traditions rooted in India, as well

Indian classical dance forms, culture and festivals showcased in Greece during PM Modi’s visit

“We were thrilled about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to our country. We had prepared something truly special for him,

Onam 2023: Malayalis Celebrate the Festivity in Style Across the Globe

Onam, the grand festival of Malayalis, is a time of joy and festivity celebrated with fervor and enthusiasm. It holds

Indian women in UK have a unique blend of education and attitude

Despite the considerable progress made, Indian women in the diaspora continue to face an array of challenges in their adopted

Caught in NZ registration dilemma, overseas-trained doctors working for call centres, Uber

To become fully registered in New Zealand, overseas-trained doctors who pass the clinical exam must secure an internship in a

Indian diaspora building bridges between countries and India

Sanjeev Joshipura, the executive director of Washington DC-based organization Indiaspora, elaborated on its unique mission PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian-American organizations, each with

France Targets 5-year Schengen Visa for 30,000 under Indian Alumni Programme

This commitment was unveiled as part of a comprehensive plan during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Paris, where France

Odia Pathshala: UK-based lecturer- IT professional duo offers free online Odia classes

The dynamic duo behind this venture, Jayshree Nanda, a lecturer hailing from Amersham, and Subhendu Sethi, an IT architect residing

Australia Toughens Visa Rules to Safeguard Education Sector

Institutions are now expressly prohibited from issuing concurrent COEs, marking a decisive step to eliminate deceptive practices and gaps in

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