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Bihar’s ‘Village of Giants’: Easy to get job for ‘Ggiants’, hard to get brides

While height has opened some doors, villagers hope broader development initiatives will ensure that their extraordinary physical legacy is matched

Bihari’s ‘samosa stall is London’s newest sensation

37 million views on Instagram Just saying “I’m a foodie” is hardly sufficient to convey the full import of what

Bihar engineer lands ₹ 2 crore package at Google’s London office

Abhishek credits his family for their unwavering support, especially his parents and older brother. His story serves as a testament

Indian diaspora women in UK rally outside parliament in support of PM Modi’s election victory

The women emphasized PM Modi’s vision for a developed India by 2047, highlighting women’s empowerment as a key component of

Reviving Bihar’s ‘tikuli’ Art: A Journey of Tradition, Craftsmanship, and Empowerment

“The art of making ‘bindi’s commercially in such an elaborate manner flourished in the city of Patna. The ‘tikuli’s used

Reviving Tradition: Manjusha art adorns Bihar’s railway coaches

In Sanskrit, “Manjusha” means “box.” This term refers to ceremonial temple-shaped containers crafted from bamboo, jute straw, and paper, which

NRIs invited to invest in Bihar

“It is inspiring to have experts from diverse fields and different corners of the world converging on a single platform

Chhath Puja, a festival deeply rooted in cultural traditions

I had the pleasure of attending the Chhath Puja, rooted in the religious fabric of Bihar, Jharkhand, and eastern Uttar

Drastic 90% drop in supply of blue-collar workers Kerala to GCC Countries

Uttar Pradesh and Bihar have emerged as top contributors of labour market in Gulf countries PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The migration pattern of

Overseas Indians celebrate Chhath even in Muslim countries

Soulful Chhath ‘geets’ (lyrics) resonate in foreign land This vibrant celebration transcends geographical boundaries, with Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and People

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