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India offers 20 fully-funded scholarships for Fijian students

Officials say the scheme supports education and long-term skills development. Full details, including eligibility criteria and participating universities, are available

Cost of living in Georgia for international students in 2026: A simple guide

To stay within budget, students should opt for shared accommodation, use public transport, limit eating out, and split utility bills

New frontiers beckon Indian students as Germany, UAE and New Zealand gain ground

Experts say Indian students today are more practical and career-focused. With most prioritising job outcomes and affordability, global education choices

Pravasi Samwad 2026 Migration Series-3: Germany emerges smart migration choice for Indians in 2026

For Indians planning to settle abroad in 2026, Germany offers a balanced mix of opportunity and affordability—provided applicants are prepared,

Pravasi Samwad 2026 Migration Series-2: What Indians must know before choosing Australia

As the world’s immigration rules tighten, 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most selective years for families

Two Telugu NRI women die in US road accident

The untimely deaths of Meghana Rani and Bhavana have left their villages united in sorrow, mourning not just the loss

Indian diaspora’s growing impact on elections in India

In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, only 99844 NRIs were registered as voters, with a meager one-fourth of them, amounting

NIA raids places in Punjab, Haryana for leads to attack on Indian mission in London, incriminating data found

The NIA said in a statement it was “leaving no stone unturned to pinpoint culpability in the London attack and

New tax system to remit money abroad applicable from July 1

Real estate insiders said the tax hike move may also see both developers and investors opting for payments in cryptocurrencies

Indians going abroad to work will get 120% income gain

Low skilled Indians migrating to the US stand to gain the most as they would see a jump in income

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