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UK review affirms value of post-study visa, dominated by Indian graduates

As immigration remains a key issue ahead of the upcoming general election, the government aims to ensure that visa route

UK’s post-study work visa under scrutiny: Indian students rally to defend essential pathway

Dubbed as the ‘fair visa fair chance’ initiative, the campaign spearheaded by Nisau comes at a crucial juncture, coinciding with

Australia implements stricter visa rules for Indian students

What You Need to Know: Australia’s decision to tighten visa regulations comes amidst a significant increase in migration, particularly from

A whopping Rs 14,342 crores borrowed by Punjabis to migrate to Canada, Dubai

The Majha region emerges as the highest contributor at 20.51%, followed by Malwa at 14.28% and Doaba at 11.27% Hotspots

Deakin University paves the way as the first Australian institution to establish a campus in India

This development aligns with Australia’s commitment to fostering global education partnerships PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Australia has achieved a significant milestone with Deakin

India is striving to stop the brain drain

India’s bold initiatives to halt brain drain gain traction. Alarming statistics indicate that 36% of the highest scorers in the

Study shows Indians in America face discrimination

Discrimination, homogeneity, and political divide: The complex realities of Indian-american social dynamics PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A recently released survey report, “Social Realities

Indian students will have to pay more to study in Canada

The rationale behind this adjustment, as stated by Minister of Immigration Miller, is to ensure that students do not encounter

Indians still view Canada, US as leading study destinations

The report, providing insights into the overall count of Indian students studying abroad in 2022, highlights that the UK witnessed

50 per cent increase in migration of blue-collar workers from India to Gulf countries

Kerala, historically a significant contributor, witnessed a remarkable 90 percent decrease in migration over the past decade, leaving a void

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