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UK’s Oldest Indian Restaurant Launches Legal Fight Against Eviction

Historic London establishment seeks court intervention to protect its future after receiving an eviction notice One of the United Kingdom’s

Indian-Origin Woman Wins £6.6 Million After UK Court Finds Ex-Husband Hid Fortune

The ruling ends a legal battle that lasted more than 23 years and has become one of the most prominent

Indian-Origin Legal Organisations Expand Immigration Rights Awareness Amid Policy Tightening

As US immigration policies continue to evolve, Indian-origin legal networks are expected to play an increasingly important role in

Indian-origin legal professionals expand advisory services for migrant workers in UK

The development highlights the importance of accessible legal support in maintaining stability and confidence within migrant communities PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian-origin legal

Indian community groups launch legal aid clinics for migrant workers in Canada

PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian community organizations in Canada have launched new legal aid clinics aimed at supporting migrant workers facing employment disputes

Colonial-Era War Loan: Indian family seeks repayment from the UK after over a century

Legal experts, however, note that such a case would face major hurdles, including limitation laws, sovereign immunity and complex jurisdictional

US regulator seeks court nod to email summons to Gautam Adani in alleged fraud case

The case is being closely watched, given its potential implications for cross-border legal cooperation and the global operations of Indian

Singapore human rights lawyer M Ravi passes away at 56

Ravi was known for death penalty advocacy M Ravi leaves behind a complex legacy—one defined by courage, controversy and an

Delhi HC orders MEA to secure 25-year-old Indian woman allegedly held captive in Dubai

As the case proceeds, it is likely to draw attention from civil-society and migrant-rights organisations concerned with the safety

Gujarat HC allows passport renewal for NRI facing case for wrong-side driving

The ruling underscores a broader principle: passport authorities must balance legal compliance with proportionality, especially in cases involving minor violations