Covid-19 Archives | Pravasi Samwad

Rising health insurance uptake among NRIs signals growing demand for financial security

As global healthcare costs climb, NRIs are drawn to India’s relatively affordable and increasingly advanced healthcare system, supported by cost-effective

Why Germany is Becoming a Preferred Destination for Indian Migrants

Germany’s challenge now is how to retain these skilled workers in the long term PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Germany has increasingly emerged as

Europe-India aviation market shows growth but holds untapped potential

Although the Europe-India market has been the fastest-growing since 2018, it is still significantly smaller than the Europe-China market The

Vietnam seeks Indian pharma supplies amid covid-19 disruptions

Vietnam’s pharmaceutical industry has historically relied on China for over 80% of its pharma inputs. However, the Covid-19 pandemic has

Indian-origin UK doctors rock band has an album

Gulzar (Gulz) Singh Dhanoya, 25, started the indie-rock band named Gulz during his university days as a medical student PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

Large percentage of NRIs want to return home after retirement

Approximately 60 percent or more of NRIs in countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Singapore

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

Mumbai’s US Consulate Ensures Swift Visa Processing, Overcoming Covid-19 Backlog

The recent announcement states that immigrant visa interview appointments can now be scheduled within the standard timeframe, signifying a remarkable

The Vaccine War’: Celebrating Indian Scientific Victory

The film has been hailed as an eye-opening revelation of their accomplishments under the most daunting circumstances PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Renowned filmmaker

Why are Indians giving up their citizenship?

This phenomenon stems from the fact that India does not allow for dual citizenship, thereby necessitating that those who attain