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Pravasi Divas to go live

New Delhi: For the Indian Diaspora who are unable to participate in the 6th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas, 2008, there is good news as the event is set to go live through web streaming. The government has allowed live web cast of the events which will enable the Indian Diaspora to view it on their computer screens. “The Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs has accepted our proposal to make the event available to the entire Indian Diaspora free, live and accessible through broadband,” said Munish Gupta, Chairman , PIOTV.com.

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