UK’s post office scandal paves way for Indian IT giants to dominate the UK public sector market
The scandal fueled public outcry and catalyzed demands for accountability and justice PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In the wake of the Post Office
India’s IMA takes stand against UK recruitment drive, citing brain drain concerns
The IMA is fervently advocating for opportunities tailored to recent medical graduates, highlighting the alarming rates of unemployment among MBBS
Hindu Diaspora in North America and Canada Applaud CAA Implementation
The CAA, a key element of the BJP’s electoral manifesto in 2019, is designed to facilitate Indian citizenship for persecuted
UK implements sweeping changes to immigration policies
Government heralds the most substantial migration cut in history PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The United Kingdom is embarking on a transformative journey in
UK Opposition launches Labour Indians in bid to connect with India, diaspora
The Labour Party, the UK’s opposition party, has launched the ‘Labour Indians’ to enhance its connection with the 1.8-million-strong Indian
British-Indian Chila Kumari Burman’s ice cream van joins the London’s Trafalgar Square Fourth Plinth
British-Indian Artist’s Tribute to Migration and Optimism Nominated for Fourth Plinth Honor PRAVASISAMWAD.COM British-Indian artist Chila Kumari Burman’s latest installation,
Explosive 129 Surge: NRIs Flock to Overseas Retirement Havens
Unveiling a Global Trend as Non-Resident Indians Embrace New Horizons After Retirement PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Amidst the contemplation and reassessment that retirement
Britain to hand out 3,000 Visas for Indian professionals through ballot
Under the scheme, UK will provide 3,000 visas to Indian natives aged between 18-30. They will be granted permission to
UK cracks down on convicted Indians in money laundering cases
The move comes in the wake of their involvement in a high-profile case, where the group attempted to smuggle 17
India-UK trade talks has seen little movement
An UK government official told The Times there had been “no meaningful progress” even though talks have been going on