Indian student tragically drowns at New York waterfall during long weekend
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Indian students in Canada protest immigration rule changes, gain advocacy support
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Indian students have reasons to opt for higher education in the UK
The combination of academic excellence, career opportunities, financial assistance, accessible student visas, and cost-effective education makes the UK an attractive
Another Indian student goes missing in the US, authorities seek public help
Such incidents against Indian students have cast a shadow on the perceived safety of Indian students and professionals in the
A young prodigy’s journey of words, art, and aspiration
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Indian students face deportation in Canada
As the hunger strike continues, the health and wellbeing of these students hang in the balance, awaiting a resolution that
Indian students in Canada stage hunger strike over new immigration rules
While student protests have historically led to concessions, the current political environment and new immigration policies make a favorable
Indian-American prodigy wins national Spelling Bee championship
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Indian student fatally struck by speeding car in the US; family appeals for support
Sowmya’s family, including her parents Koteswara Rao and Balamani, are appealing for assistance to repatriate her body to India for
Stricter visa policies cause sharp decline in Indian student enrollment at UK universities
The stringent visa policies are driving Indian students to explore other options, especially with India’s strong ties to the