South Asia Archives | Pravasi Samwad

Bhutan’s king visits India for strategic partnership

This royal visit underlines the enduring commitment of India and Bhutan to strengthen their exemplary partnership, which has been a

Reimagining Bangladesh-India Relations: Building bridges beyond borders

By fostering a sincere dialogue and appreciating each other’s cultural and religious identities, the two neighbors can unlock the true

Indian Americans rally for action against Bangladeshi regime

The Indian American community remains committed to advocating for the rights of persecuted minorities and ensuring that democratic principles prevail

Youth delegates from South Asia demand bold climate action at COP 29

“Climate change is reshaping children’s lives daily. We want youth to raise their voices at COP 29, pushing world leaders

PM Modi’s diplomatic outreach is a milestone in India’s foreign policy

With new Indian missions and consulates opening in key global locations, including Auckland and Barcelona, the Modi government has showcased

Skytrax names BLR Airport ‘Best Regional Airport in India and South Asia’ and ‘World’s Second Best New Airport Terminal’

PRESS RELEASE Since opening in 2023, Terminal 2 has also received a UNESCO Prix Versailles World’s Most Beautiful Airport along

Prospects of a Game-changing Railway Deal to Connect Middle East

The ambitious railway project has the potential to reshape trade dynamics between the Gulf region and South Asia, heralding a

Six Indian films to be shown at Toronto film festival

This year’s prominence of Indian cinema at TIFF is remarkable, with the highest number of Indian films since 2012 when

IndiGo wins top award as the Best Low-Cost Airline in India & South Asia

“Winning this for the thirteenth time is a testament to IndiGo’s relentless and consistent commitment to providing on-time performance, courteous and hassle-free service,

Five Australian universities focus on Indian students amidst surge in fraudulent applications

Australia is on track for its biggest-ever annual intake of Indian students, topping 2019’s number of 75,000. But the current