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Overseas Indians celebrate Chhath even in Muslim countries

Soulful Chhath ‘geets’ (lyrics) resonate in foreign land This vibrant celebration transcends geographical boundaries, with Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and People

India gets consular assistance to Indian facing death sentence in Yemen

Ministry of External Affairs commits to aiding Indian national facing death sentence in Yemen, navigating the legal complexities for a

Amit S Telang appointed Indian envoy to the Caribbean Community

Strengthening connections with CARICOM, Amit S Telang appointed as Indian envoy with concurrent roles in St Kitts and Nevis, and

Indian envoy Adarsh Swaika and Kuwait’s Deputy PM forge strong economic

Fueling Growth: Bilateral talks emphasize economic and investment cooperation between India and Kuwait PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Ambassador of India in Kuwait,

Jaishankar unveils fourth edition of ‘Bharat Bhawan’ book in London

Charting new avenues in India-UK ties and global collaborations PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In a symbolic gesture reinforcing the enduring ties between India

NYPD issues arrest warrant over attack on Indian American father and toddler

A shocking incident at a Brooklyn playground prompts NYPD action against woman who verbally abused and assaulted a father and

Shakuntala Bhaya gets Key role in the White House

Indian-American Legal Luminary and Advocate for Justice Takes Center Stage in the Biden Administration’s Council of the Administrative Conference PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

Regulations on NRI investments in India need to be streamlined

Nithin Kamath, CEO of Zerodha, recently highlighted these concerns on X, emphasizing the antiquated and burdensome nature of the current

IndiGo Expands Codeshare Network to Helsinki, Stockholm, and Oslo via Istanbul

This expansion enhances connectivity to northern Europe, providing travelers access to a total of 42 destinations beyond Istanbul PRAVASISAMWAD.COM IndiGo,

Indian American excellence shines in 2024 Rhodes Scholarship Awards

The selection process, involving 840 applicants from 70 countries, culminated in in-person interviews, marking a return to traditional selection methods

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