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Ghost colleges shut down in Australia leave Indian students in the lurch

Australia cracks down on fake colleges, leaving Indian Students in crisis PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Hundreds of Indian students in Australia find themselves

Indian family’s home purchase in Limerick sparks heated debate online

The discussion reflects the broader complexities of immigration and property ownership in Ireland. While some view the growing presence of

Former Google employee struggles to find job in Canada amid immigrant challenges

The challenges faced by this Indian professional point to a growing divide between India and Canada, and illustrate the harsh

Indian students celebrate Ganapati festival in war-torn Ukraine

The festival offered a much-needed respite for the students and provided a sense of unity and cultural pride during a

Indians duped into war fight for Survival in Russia’s conflict with Ukraine

While some have returned safely, others like Tamang still face uncertainty. He remains hopeful, saying, “I will keep sending you

Indian migrants increasingly use Canada to enter US illegally as southern border tightens

Analysts argue that the surge in illegal migration stems from the lack of legal pathways to the US PRAVASISAMWAD.COM As

Pannun files civil lawsuit in US, accuses Indian government and officials of assassination plot

The lawsuit comes amid heightened tensions between pro-Khalistan activists and the Indian government, following the assassination of another prominent Sikh

Viral Reddit post explores why NRIs hesitate to return to India

The Reddit thread has clearly struck a chord with many NRIs, offering a nuanced perspective on the complex reasons why

A comprehensive guide for NRI investment strategies

Ultimately, selecting the right account depends on individual circumstances. NRIs must consider their income sources and long-term financial goals to

Texas Hindus find growing influence in state and national politics amid cultural shifts

As the Hindu community in Texas continues to grow, its impact on state and national politics will likely increase, driven

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