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Rahul Gandhi in US: Calls for love, respect, and humility in Indian politics

Gandhi expressed confidence in India’s ability to compete with China if it reorients its economy towards manufacturing and supports skilled

A legacy of independence and friendship, India extends symbolic gesture to Trinidad & Tobago

The exchange of such meaningful tokens emphasizes India’s ongoing commitment to maintaining strong international relationships, particularly with countries where Indian

From pride to pain: The unseen struggles of parents Abroad”

“Every parent dreams their child will look after them one day. We never thought we’d be taken for granted like

Rising tensions between canada and India lead to visa restrictions

As Canada braces for its elections, Indian travelers, students, and workers are caught in the crossfire of political maneuvering PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

Panama deports 130 Indian migrants in first repatriation outside the Americas

The July agreement between the US and Panama initially focused on deporting migrants with criminal records but may extend to

Tackling mental health challenges among migrant workers and refugees

The migrant workers’ issues require more than just political will—it calls for comprehensive strategies that ensure sustainable mental health care

Dubai to redefine its skyline with the world’s second tallest tower

Although Burj Azizi’s grand opening is still a few years away, it is expected to redefine luxury and nightlife in

K.M. Trading in Oman celebrates Onam with competitions

The age limit for the singing contest is between 10 to 20 years of age. Registration for the Paysam Festive

Melbourne takes historic stand against caste discrimination

Earlier this year, The Humanism Project and Hindus for Human Rights ANZ had submitted a joint proposal to the City

Former Singapore minister faces trial setback due to missing witness statements

As the trial date nears, the legal community and the public are watching closely The missing witness statements represent a

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