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Singapore Orders Social Media Platforms to Block Posts Targeting Indian Community

Authorities say foreign-origin content sought to inflame racial tensions and undermine the city-state’s multicultural society PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Singapore has ordered social

Indian Comedian Yash Bhardwaj Says He Was Detained in Dubai for 47 Days Over Comedy Reel

Performer says a social media video about Google Maps during regional tensions led to his arrest and eventual deportation to

Indian Expat Killed in Sharjah Following Alleged TikTok Dispute; Several Arrested

Police investigate fatal attack after reported online feud escalated into a face-to-face confrontation PRAVASISAMWAD.COM An Indian expatriate was

Indian H-1B Worker’s Instagram Activity Sparks Fresh Debate Over Visa Rules in US

The controversy comes as the US government considers tougher H-1B salary rules, which could make hiring foreign workers more

Bombay High Court Allows UK-Based Doctor to Travel Despite Ongoing Case

Delivering the order, Justice Ashwin Bhobhe accepted assurances from Patil and his family that he would return to India when

US Veteran’s Viral Post Defends Indian-Americans Amid Rising Online Abuse

A 2026 survey found that since early 2025, one in four Indian-Americans has faced racial slurs PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A post by

Pravasi Short News 19.03.26

Policy shifts, travel disruptions and safety concerns shape Indian diaspora discourse Indian diaspora developments today span easier investment rules, major

UAE orders arrest of 35 people including 19 Indians over AI-generated misinformation

Officials stressed that monitoring of online platforms has been intensified as regional tensions continue, with security agencies seeking to prevent

Viral videos after Iran attack ignite online debate among global Indians

For many diaspora communities, the internet has become both a support network and a forum for intense discussion about identity,

NRI doctor-YouTuber detained at Mumbai Airport over defamation case

As of now, no arrest has been made, and police have not indicated when the next round of questioning will