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UK Student Visa Rules 2026: Higher Funds, Shorter Post-Study Work Period for Indian Students

Indian students planning to study in Britain face higher maintenance requirements from November, while the Graduate visa will be reduced

UK-based Indian nurse wins $250,000 global award for organ donation advocacy

Indian nurse Agimol Pradeep, who has spent years promoting organ and stem-cell donation, has won the 2026 Aster Guardians Global

India, UK Telecom Industries Sign Pact to Combat Digital Fraud

The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation between telecom companies in both countries and help tackle the growing threat of online

Rising Visa Costs Push Indian Professionals to Return Home from UK, US

Tighter immigration rules and expensive visa sponsorship are forcing overseas-trained Indians to reconsider their career plans, with many accepting lower

UK Air Traffic Control Failure Disrupts India-UK Flights

More than 1,000 flights cancelled or diverted as airlines deal with the fallout from a technical failure in the UK

India, UK set to sign pact on electric propulsion for four Navy warships

Agreement will support development of integrated full-electric propulsion systems for Landing Platform Docks, while a separate deal is expected for

AP-born tech professional Manohar Reddy wins NRI Achievers Award 2026

UK-based technology professional recognised in Singapore for contributions to AI and data science PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Andhra Pradesh-born technology professional Manohar Reddy,

UK MP Tanmanjeet Dhesi, Punjab NRI Minister Discuss Diaspora Issues and Connectivity

Talks in Chandigarh focus on overseas Punjabis, direct flights, cargo facilities, investment and the Kartarpur Sahib corridor PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Punjab NRI

Attacks on Indians Abroad Rise Nearly Sevenfold in Five Years, Government Data Shows

US, UAE, UK and Canada reported the highest number of cases between 2021 and 2025, according to data presented in

Indian-origin man among five convicted in UK child exploitation and trafficking case

Three teenage girls were exploited across north Wales, with the five defendants found guilty of more than 40 offences An