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India Becomes Australia’s Largest Source of Migrants in Historic Demographic Shift

New migration data highlights the growing economic and social influence of the Indian-Australian community amid ongoing debates over immigration and

Montek Ahluwalia Calls for Faster Reforms and Stronger Trade Strategy to Sustain India’s Growth

Former policymaker says India must accelerate reforms, strengthen external balances and pursue trade agreements to maintain long-term economic momentum

Oman Ports Help Indian Exporters Keep Gulf Food Supplies Moving Amid Hormuz Tensions

The crisis has once again highlighted the importance of diversifying shipping routes in the Middle East Analysts believe Oman could

Pravasi Short News 09-03-26

Pravasi Samwad News Bureau India Targets Global and Diaspora Investors Global advisory firm Baker Tilly is promoting its “Doing Business

Middle East crisis disrupts Kerala flower and vegetable exports

Industry experts say that unless normal routes reopen soon, businesses dealing in perishable goods could face significant financial losses due

Indian exporters face heat even as US court scraps Trump’s reciprocal tariffs

Experts say the verdict could prompt countries to review recent or pending trade agreements with Washington India is yet to

India–UK free trade deal set for April 2026 promising major boost to bilateral trade

Bilateral trade currently stands at around $56 billion, and both sides aim to double this figure by 2030 Economists estimate

Nepal Exporters Urge Action to Ease Cross-Border Transport Delays

With cross-border transport delays continuing to challenge Nepalese trade, the government is under pressure to implement practical solutions that ensure

Greek nurseries find new markets as Indian and Moroccan demand surges

Kiwifruit once again led new plantings, even appearing for the first time in Agia, Thessaly, an area traditionally known for

EU–India trade deal opens the door for German carmakers in India

With tariffs set to fall, German carmakers may finally have a real chance to expand in one of the world’s

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