![]() | 403 Indian students died in foreign countries since 2018: GovernmentAccording to data submitted by the ministry, Canada has reported 91 deaths of Indian students since 2018 followed by the United Kingdom (48), Russia (40), the United States (36), Australia (35). |
![]() | Despite strong ties, only 1,302 Indian students in JapanJun Marai, a professor at Keio University, popularly known as ‘father of internet in Japan’ also addressed the press conference via a recorded message. |
![]() | US issued record 140K visas to Indian students last year: OfficialThe US, Julie Stufft, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Visa Services said, is working on taking several steps to reduce the visa appointment wait time in India, which is still a bit high. |
![]() | Stop political interference and let colleges flourishFaster visa processing, uncapped work hours and ample opportunities for student visa holders seem to have done the trick. |
![]() | 35% rise in Indian students in US collegesIt saw an all-time high with 2,68,923 students flying to US in 2022-23, reflecting 35 per cent year-on-year increase. |
![]() | 35 per cent jump in Indian admissions for US colleges after pandemic slumpOverall, the number of international students in the US grew by 12 per cent in the 2022-23 academic year, the most significant single-year increase in more than 40 years. |
![]() | ‘Sort out issues with Canada soon': Punjab politicians urge CentreA vast majority of Canadian Sikhs are pro-India and cannot be blamed for acts of a handful of fundamentalists, AAP MP Vikramjit Sahney said. |
![]() | Andhra CM Jagan to raise students’ deportation from US with CentreJagan directs officials to consult with the External Affairs Ministry to resolve matter and help stranded Telugu students with visa formalities |
![]() | France woos Indian students, offers them five-year Schengen visaPresident Emmanuel Macron, during PM Modi’s visit to Paris, had announced that France was looking at receiving 30,000 students from India by 2030. |
![]() | Canada's Opposition leader supports Indian students facing deportationUrging the government to stop the deportations, he urged the government to "prosecute fraudsters" and "let honest students stay and work and contribute to Canada." |
