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Eight-year-old British Indian prodigy makes chess history

Sivanandan’s remarkable journey, which began during the COVID-19 lockdown, has culminated in a historic win, defeating international competitors and securing

Hindi rises to prominence as the 5th most spoken language in New Zealand

It not only reflects the vibrancy of the Indian diaspora’s rich cultural heritage but also emphasizes its dynamic role in

VISA Passport Camp held in Chicago

Over 500 members of the Indian community attended the camp, which focused on addressing the challenges related to OCI Cards

Government has notified 2,925 illegal agents through e-Migrate portal

The Minister highlighted the challenge posed by several foreign countries that do not readily share information on individuals staying illegally

India points to Canada providing space given to anti-India elements, extremists

“Our position has been quite consistent. The core issue remains the space that is given to extremists and terrorists and

Indians at the top of OECD citizenship list

The notable rise in Indians securing citizenship in prominent nations such as the United States, Canada, Australia, and various European

ISC Sanskrit Wing celebrates annual community get together in Muscat

Notably, this gathering drew enthusiasts from 15 different states of India, transforming the event into a truly pan India celebration

Rupee Beer: A Sharma-brothers’ creation aims to be the perfect beer to go with Indian cuisine

Collaborating with British brewmaster Alan Pugsley, the Sharmas embarked on a mission to revive the historical narrative of India Pale

Prem Bhandari continues to lead RANA with a vision for global engagement

President Bhandari’s multifaceted roles, including Chairman of Jaipur Foot USA and head of the US chapter of REDIO—Rescuing Every Distressed

Indian apparel makers set sights on global markets: Australia, US, and UK in focus

As Indian brands evolve beyond traditional boundaries, this global push signifies a strategic move to position them as formidable contenders

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