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France Expands India Outreach, Targets 30,000 Indian Students by 2030

Four-city education tour featuring more than 50 French institutions will offer guidance on courses, scholarships, visas and student life PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

France sees sharp rise in Indian students as visa curbs reshape study-abroad choices

Growing interest in French universities comes as traditional destinations tighten immigration rules and post-study work options France is witnessing a

Maruti Suzuki Races to Reinvent Itself as Indian Buyers Demand Premium Features

Subheading: India’s largest carmaker is accelerating its shift towards SUVs and technology-rich models as changing consumer preferences reshape the country’s

US Home to World’s Largest Indian Diaspora, MEA Data Shows

Indian communities continue to grow across North America, the Gulf and other key global destinations PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The United States is

India-UK Free Trade Agreement Set to Boost Textiles, Jewellery and Engineering Exports

Tariff-free access to the UK market expected to create new opportunities for Indian exporters and professionals. PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The India-UK Free

India-UK Social Security Pact Set to Save Millions for Firms and Workers

Revised agreement linked to trade deal expected to boost mobility and reduce costs for Indian professionals in Britain PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian

India Overhauls OCI Rules to Expand Eligibility and Tighten Compliance

Experts warn that while the updated system offers faster access and clearer rules, it also leaves little room for error.

Pravasi Short News 22.04.26

Indian Diaspora Sees Mixed Developments Across Safety, Mobility, Economy And Culture The Indian diaspora continues to feature in global

Pravasi Short News 14.04.26

Indian diaspora reshapes global influence across business, mobility and culture India’s diaspora is becoming central to the country’s economic and

Air Route Disruptions Continue to Impact Indian Mobility as West Asia Tensions Persist

Indian authorities and airlines are monitoring developments, but uncertainty remains high. For the diaspora, adaptability and planning have become essential