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Sitharaman Reaches Qatar for AIIB Annual Meeting, Bilateral Economic Talks

Finance Minister to represent India at the 11th AIIB meeting in Doha and hold talks with global and Qatari counterparts

UK Student Visa Rules 2026: Higher Funds, Shorter Post-Study Work Period for Indian Students

Indian students planning to study in Britain face higher maintenance requirements from November, while the Graduate visa will be reduced

Indian companies line up $3 billion debt sales ahead of RBI policy review

Companies seek to lock in borrowing costs as markets weigh the possibility of an October interest-rate increase PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian companies

NRO Demat Account: What NRIs Need to Know About Investing in India

Account allows NRIs to hold Indian securities using locally earned income, subject to FEMA, RBI and SEBI rules Non-Resident Indians

NRI transfers: NRO to NRE account allowed within $1 million annual limit

RBI rules allow eligible NRIs to move funds from NRO accounts to NRE accounts, subject to tax compliance and repatriation

HDFC Bank wins Bahrain court cases over Credit Suisse AT-1 bonds

HDFC Bank has secured favourable rulings in two legal proceedings in Bahrain involving investors who purchased Additional Tier 1 (AT-1)

Kuwait-based Indian worker wins tax relief after remittance dispute

The Ahmedabad Income Tax Appellate Tribunal has removed a ₹5.52 lakh addition and ordered a fresh review of nearly ₹2.50

Canada Court Overturns ‘Unreasonable’ Visitor Visa Refusal for Three Indian Applicants

Federal Court orders fresh review after visa officer failed to properly consider financial evidence submitted by applicants PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Federal

Julius Baer appoints Prashant Ajitsaria to lead NRI clients in Switzerland

The Zurich-based private banker will oversee the bank’s Switzerland NRI team and support its global Indian client business PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Swiss

Moving Abroad? NPS Account Can Continue, But NRIs Face Key Restrictions

PFRDA allows NRIs and OCIs to retain NPS Tier I accounts, subject to banking requirements, while Tier II remains unavailable