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US-Based Kashmir NRI Launches ‘Kids Corner’ for Young Indian Diaspora

Parents have been encouraged to support children in exploring their creativity and staying connected to their cultural roots through the

Indian Diaspora Groups in Britain Call for Calm Amid Renewed Kashmir Tensions Discussions

Observers said the latest response from diaspora organisations demonstrated increasing maturity and civic engagement among South Asian communities navigating sensitive

Indian Medical Body Seeks MEA Help Over Detained Nurse

PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A national medical association has requested intervention from India’s Ministry of External Affairs regarding the detention of a Kashmiri

Indian courts tighten legal compliance for NRIs amid tax and national security cases

Together, the cases underscore a clear message from Indian institutions: overseas residence does not dilute legal obligations or accountability

First batch of Indian students evacuated from Iran, lands safely in Delhi

As the conflict continues to unfold, Indian authorities have assured that further advisories and rescue operations will follow based on

Nitasha alleges retaliation, after her OCI status revoked

The move to cancel her OCI has sparked conversations around academic freedom, dissent, and the rights of overseas citizens in

Spring Symphony: How India and the East celebrate nature, culture, and new beginnings

As spring casts its warm, colorful spell across the world, celebrations of nature and cultural heritage come alive from the

Hindu political group in the U.S. questions Kamala Harris’s Ties with Pakistani-American leader

Sanduja, a vocal supporter of former President Donald Trump, has emphasized that Kamala Harris may be Pakistan’s preferred candidate

India’s pluralism vs. Iran’s political posturing

India’s constitutional framework, rooted in equality and freedom for all citizens, offers a far more robust protection for its minorities

Will elections bring change in Kashmir?

Leoni Connah, a Government Lecturer at Flinders University, delves into the palpable apprehension gripping the region in an article published

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