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YSRCP Seeks Dismissal, Arrest of TDP Minister Over Alleged Harassment of NRI Woman

Party demands criminal case and forensic examination of digital evidence submitted by Telugu-origin woman in Dallas The YSR Congress Party

Telangana Congress Reaches Out to NRIs at US Convention, Seeks Backing for State Development and Rahul Gandhi

Party leaders urge the Indian diaspora to support Telangana’s investment agenda while endorsing Rahul Gandhi’s national leadership The Telangana Congress

Telangana Minister Praises NRIs for Driving State’s Development at ATA Conference

Diaspora urged to strengthen investment, innovation and cultural links with Telangana during US convention Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) have played a

NRI BRS Australia marks 12th anniversary with community gathering in Melbourne

Supporters reaffirm commitment to strengthening the organisation among the Telugu diaspora across Australia PRAVASISAMWAD.COM NRI BRS (Bharat Rashtra Samithi) Australia

Telugu-Origin Man Charged with Wife’s Murder in Australia

Two children were reportedly present at the family home during the alleged fatal assault in Melbourne PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A Telugu-origin Indian

Telangana Looks to Strengthen Diaspora Outreach, Studies Andhra Pradesh’s NRI Welfare Model

State delegation visits Andhra Pradesh to examine best practices in migrant worker protection and NRI grievance redressal PRAVASISAMWAD.COM As part

Telugu NRI couple killed by teenage son who also dies by suicide

The tragedy highlights the emotional pressures that families may face while living abroad, though the exact reasons behind this

Andhra NRI couple killed in Maryland drunk-driving crash

Children survive, community rallies support As condolences pour in from both India and the US, the focus now remains on

Two Telugu NRI women die in US road accident

The untimely deaths of Meghana Rani and Bhavana have left their villages united in sorrow, mourning not just the loss

Texas police arrest four Telugu-origin individuals for human trafficking and forced labour

The U.S. Department of State estimates that between 15,000 to 18,500 individuals are trafficked into the United States each year

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