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Indian-origin US citizen faces denaturalisation over alleged H-1B visa fraud

US authorities accuse New Jersey businessman Neeraj Sharma of using fraudulent visa applications and withholding information during his citizenship process

Delhi High Court Intervention Raises Hopes of Lower Passport Renewal Fees for Indians in UAE

Centre asked to review revised passport fee structure following legal challenge by expatriate rights group. Indian nationals living in the

Indian-Origin US Mayor Condemns ICE Operations, Reaffirms Support for Immigrant Community

Swarnjit Singh says Norwich will remain a welcoming city as remarks spark political backlash Swarnjit Singh, the Indian-origin mayor of

Hyderabad woman alleges abuse in Oman, seeks Indian Embassy’s help for safe return

Woman claims she was forced to work long hours without pay after being recruited for a housemaid job; Indian Embassy

Dubai Slowdown Leaves Indian Migrant Workers Facing Job Losses and Pay Cuts

Regional conflict and weaker business activity are making it harder for expatriates to find work in the UAE PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Months

Indian Illegal Migration to US Falls 69% from 2023 Peak, Border Data Shows

Sharp decline linked to stricter US immigration enforcement and reduced border crossings from Mexico and Canada Illegal migration from India

Telangana Looks to Strengthen Diaspora Outreach, Studies Andhra Pradesh’s NRI Welfare Model

State delegation visits Andhra Pradesh to examine best practices in migrant worker protection and NRI grievance redressal PRAVASISAMWAD.COM As part

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

Indian-Origin Student Leader’s Scotland Visa Dispute Triggers Wider UK Political Debate

Political analysts expect the controversy to intensify demands for clearer electoral participation guidelines affecting migrants and international students, particularly as

India-born Australians reshape the nation’s economic and cultural future

With Australia’s Indian-born population projected to reach 1.7 million by 2041, Navani says businesses and government organisations must move beyond