Voting Archives | Pravasi Samwad

Punjab Parties Step Up NRI Outreach as Diaspora Influence Looms Large Ahead of 2027 Polls

Although overseas Punjabis form a limited voting bloc, their financial, social and political influence is expected to play a key

Kerala eases electoral roll revision process for VIP and NRI voters

Officials have urged eligible voters, particularly those residing overseas, to complete the necessary formalities within the stipulated timelines to avoid

BMC Elections 2026: Mumbai Airport flags 28 NRIs carrying Indian voter IDs ahead of civic polls

The move is seen as part of broader efforts by authorities to safeguard the integrity of the electoral process, particularly

UAE-based Indians race to update voter status ahead of India’s 2026 rolls

Indian associations in the UAE are planning to set up help desks to guide residents through the process, pending approval

Ahead of polls Indian-Australians voice concerns on cost of living

Experts say this is a sign of growing political engagement among Indian-Australians PRAVASISAMWAD.COM As Australia heads to the polls on

NRI returns from the US to Ranchi just to cast her vote

After casting her vote, Shrija departed for Delhi in the evening, preparing to return to the United States In a

NRI support bolsters Congress, AAP remains confident despite extended campaign in Punjab

As voting day approaches, Congress and AAP each anticipate strong outcomes, with Congress leveraging extended outreach and AAP banking on

Indian-American voters lean towards Kamala Harris as Biden urges public to vote

As election day approaches, the outcome remains uncertain, with each candidate vying for crucial support across key demographics PRAVASISAMWAD.COM With

Value voting learnings from immigrant parents

Namrata Venkatesan, an undergraduate student at UCLA and campus advocate for voter registration through the nonpartisan initiative BruinsVote, wrote this

South Asian community in Minnesota energized by Kamala Harris’s presidential bid

Harris’s candidacy continues to motivate and divide, but her run for president undoubtedly sparks important conversations within the South Asian