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British Indian cardiologist premieres documentary exposing pharma industry corruption

Through this film, Malhotra continues his campaign for a healthier and more accountable healthcare system worldwide PRAVASISAMWAD.COM British Indian cardiologist

Indian techie couple in Canada shares journey to INR 1.2 crore salary

Despite the mixed reactions, the couple’s story serves as a testament to the power of continuous learning, adaptability, and strategic

Indians abroad see 100% income increase

CULTURAL INTEGRATION: Many Indian migrants find it easier to integrate into the cultural and social fabric of their host countries,

Florida’s New Immigration Rule Sparks Panic Among Indian Immigrants

As the Indian diaspora watches closely, many wonder what long-term impacts this legislation may have, especially with the upcoming U.S.

Indian expertise revives Japan’s horse-racing industry amid labour shortages

A wave of Indian immigration has helped sustain Japan’s horse-racing industry and fostered a sense of global collaboration in a

Strengthening Japan-India relations through cultural diplomacy

Japan’s Cultural Diplomacy in India: Looking ahead, Koji Sato believes that the future of Japan-India relations is full of potential,

PM Modi highlights global south leadership at UNGA, strengthens India-US ties during US visit

PM Modi’s visit reflects India’s growing clout in international diplomacy, with a clear focus on enhancing cooperation for the betterment

PM Modi urges global tech leaders to advance AI for India’s growth

Google and Nvidia Respond: Both leaders acknowledged Modi’s proactive approach to leveraging AI for India’s development. “Every time I meet

S&P retains India’s growth forecast at 6.8%, projects RBI rate cuts in October

Speculation over potential rate cuts has gained traction following the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to lower rates by 50 basis

Indian immigrants lead the U.S. education landscape, but many struggle to find suitable jobs

This mismatch between education and employment points to broader systemic issues, such as difficulties with professional licensing, a lack of

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