Punjab student deported from US appeals for help to return to UK
As authorities review the case, Muskan’s plea underscores the financial and emotional toll deportation has taken on students and their
Will meet Jaishankar to discuss deportation of Punjabis from US, says Minister for NRI Affairs Dhaliwal
Punjab Minister Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal Seeks Meeting with External Affairs Minister on Deportation Issue PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Punjab’s NRI Affairs Minister Kuldeep
Punjab’s monthly online NRI meet: A proactive step for diaspora grievances
As Punjab continues to innovate in addressing NRI grievances, the initiative sets a benchmark for other states, highlighting the importance
Canada may deport 7,000 Indian students over bogus admission scam
This crackdown highlights the urgent need for stricter oversight of visa processes and a call for transparency from consultancy agencies
Indian students reassess overseas education choices amid Canada-India diplomatic strains
With federal elections looming in Canada by October, the trajectory of its immigration policies remains uncertain For now, Indian students
Swift police action stops trespass on NRI’s property in Punjab
This incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by NRIs in safeguarding their properties and underscores the critical role of timely
Caught in diplomatic crossfire NRIs from Canada hold off Punjab visits
Kapurthala MLA Rana Gurjeet Singh emphasized that improved ties would benefit not only families on both sides but also the
Punjab AAP MLA’s wife faces FIR over alleged forgery, illegal occupation of NRI’s property
Harmeet Singh Pathanmajra, MLA for Sanaur, has publicly distanced himself from the controversy, maintaining his non-involvement PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Police in Ludhiana
Canada-based NRI seeks CM’s help to protect ancestral property from land mafia
The Punjab Police’s NRI wing, under AIG Jagjit Singh Walia, launched a preliminary investigation and registered a case against the
Supreme Court ends Punjab’s expanded NRI quota for medical admissions
The Supreme Court upheld the high court’s verdict as “absolutely right,” stressing the harmful consequences of allowing such practices PRAVASISAMWAD.COM