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Why Indian doctors are reconsidering the UK as a healthcare destination

Unless policy, pay and workforce planning are aligned more effectively, the long-standing contribution of Indian doctors to the NHS may

Canada, US and UK remain top study destinations for Indian students, says NITI Aayog

Released by NITI Aayog’s senior leadership, the report is the result of a collaborative effort with an IIT Madras-led consortium

UK-based Indian-origin entrepreneur earns INR18,000 an hour training AI models

Already the founder and CEO of mentorship platform Network Capital, a PhD student at Oxford, and a former Microsoft professional,

British Council unveils GREAT Scholarships 2026–27 for Indian postgraduates in the UK

Overall, the GREAT Scholarships aim to empower Indian students to build global perspectives, strengthen professional capabilities, and contribute meaningfully to

UK budget signals fresh opportunities for Indian businesses

Overall, the UK Budget is being viewed as a reaffirmation of the strong and evolving economic partnership between the two

UK Councillor fined £40,000 for illegally hiring Indian student as nanny

As the community and political peers await further developments, the case serves as a reminder that even individuals in positions

Why 74,000 Indian students left the UK

How stricter visa rules triggered a major shift As things stand, the UK faces a pivotal moment: reverse the uncertainty

Indians form largest non-EU migrant group entering and leaving the UK, says ONS

Indians continue to be among the most mobile groups in the UK, navigating both tightened regulations and robust academic and

Who was Vijay Sheoran? Indian student stabbed in Worcester, UK

The investigation remains ongoing, and police have reiterated their commitment to uncovering the truth behind the incident The Sheoran family

Indian heritage charities featured among King Charles III’s birthday honours

The inclusion of Indian-heritage organisations underscores both the contributions of the Indian diaspora and the UK’s evolving multicultural volunteer network

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