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Festival · Switzerland · Nov 28, 2026 · 18:00
IAB Diwali Fest 2026
IAB's annual Diwali Festival with welcome aperitif, Arti ceremony, classical dance and civic remarks.
View eventFestival · France · Nov 14, 2026 · 18:00
GIO Diwali Paris 2026
Diwali celebration for the Indian diaspora in Paris organized by the Global Indian Organisation.
View eventFestival · Switzerland · Nov 14, 2026 · 18:00
IABaden Diwali Gala Extravaganza
Annual Diwali gala with music, dance and festive food.
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Jul 28, 2026
The Traditional Job Market Is Dead: What Indian Professionals Need to Know Now
12–13 million Indians enter the workforce every year, but the traditional job market cannot absorb them all. Here is how gig work, remote work, and global employability are rewriting the career playbook.
Read the full articleJun 22, 2026
The dream of studying abroad hasn't died. It's just gotten a lot more expensive.
The rupee has fallen more than 10% against the dollar in the last year alone, and between 35% and 47% against the currencies of major study destinations. Tuition didn't rise — the rupee cost of paying it did. What that means for Indian students and the families funding them.
Read the full articleJun 19, 2026LINKEDIN
Most Indian professionals in the UK have been paying twice for the same thing
Most Indian professionals in the UK have been paying twice for the same thing. Once in Britain. And once back home in India. That may finally be changing. As part of the India–UK trade deal, both countries have agreed on a social…
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