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Politicians with Pravasi roots (5): Leo Varadkar a genuine leader of Indian origin in Ireland

PRAVASI SAMWAD is currently featuring a series on influential international political figures of Pravasi origin with Indian roots. In this spotlight,

US Congress takes action to alleviate Green Card backlog

The introduced bill, titled HR 6542, the Immigration Visa Efficiency and Security Act of 2023, represents a crucial step towards

UK saw 253,000 Indian migrants in 2023

The projected net migration for December 2022 was upwardly revised to 745,000, signifying a significant uptick of 139,000 PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The

Many Indian expats in Kuwait laid off

Sources within the Ministry of Public Works have verified the dismissals, emphasizing the elimination of expatriates from supervisory and leadership

Eurasian Business Summit 2023: Fostering global partnerships for a connected tomorrow

Geopolitical stability and economic progress, driven by trade and investment, emerged as pivotal elements in strengthening Eurasian ties. PRAVASISAMWAD.COM London

Indian Cultural Association’s Sanjay Jain committed to promote Nigeria-India ties

Under Jain’s leadership, the ICA organized Diwali celebrations in Lagos, a significant event that attracted over 6,000 attendees, including prominent

Sebi considers allowing NRIs to invest in local equities via GIFT City FPIs

The move is part of a broader agenda that includes discussions on easing voluntary delisting mechanisms and introducing a regulatory

Vancouver Indian Consul organizes investment promo for NRIs/PIOs

The Indian Consul General elucidated the vision for Amrit Kaal (India at 2047) and underscored pivotal business reforms, particularly in

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

Indian-Origin authors shine in ‘100 Notable Books’ of 2023

In the realm of fiction, Salman Rushdie’s latest masterpiece, “Victory City,” captivates readers with its historical fantasy set against the

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