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Indian-origin woman threatens Mayor

Patel’s anger stemmed from their perceived failure to support a ceasefire resolution concerning the Israel-Hamas conflict, a deeply contentious issue

NRI Forum advocates for dedicated NRI ministry amid rising concerns

Drawing parallels with Kerala’s NRI Ministry, Krishna stressed the importance of a similar setup in Karnataka, especially in addressing concerns

US announces ₹2.1 crore reward for capture of Indian man accused of killing wife

Patel stands accused of the brutal killing of his wife, Palak, while they were both employed at a Dunkin’ Donuts

Over a million Indians left in limbo due to US visa backlogs

Individuals having expertise in science to management, find themselves grappling with potentially decades-long waits to attain permanent residency, also known

Embracing ‘Apnapan’: The quest for belonging among senior indians in the US

As the nation grapples with a forthcoming caregiver deficit, stories emerge of resilience, adaptation, and the pursuit of communal living

UK immigration raids lead to arrests of Indians for visa breaches and illegal employment

The UK Home Office, in a statement disclosed that Immigration Enforcement officers acted upon intelligence suggesting illicit labor practices at

Aadujeevitham: A cinematic saga unveiling exploitation of Gulf workers

The film, a poignant portrayal of Najeeb’s struggle, draws inspiration from the real-life ordeal of a man who endured captivity

May 2024 US Visa Bulletin reveals limited progress in Green Cards

The Action dates for all family-sponsored Green Card applications from India have shown progress, with noteworthy changes including the Final

India extends hand of partnership to East Africa

The move aligns with India’s broader engagement strategy in Africa PRAVASISAMWAD.COM India’s strategic focus on East Africa signals a robust

Indian nationals arrested in UK visa raids amid tougher immigration enforcement

The UK’s Home Office emphasized the seriousness of illegal working, underscoring its detrimental effects on communities, vulnerable individuals, and public

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