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India’s $100-billion GCC boom runs into an engineer talent puzzleIndia's Global Capability Centres sector is rapidly expanding and generating significant revenue. However, a substantial gap exists between...- Asian countries boost international student recruitment as US, UK, Canada, Australia tighten rulesAsian nations are increasing international student recruitment as Western countries tighten rules. China, Japan, and South Korea are expand...
- Akasa Air launches Akasa Elevate loyalty program to boost network expansionAkasa Air has launched its new loyalty program, Akasa Elevate, to enhance customer retention. Members can earn points on flights and ancill...
- This is Jo Nagai: 10-year-old Japanese boy who discovered butterflies remember their memories as caterpillars10-year-old Japanese boy Jo Nagai noticed that the swallowtail butterflies he raised from caterpillars kept flying back to him after releas...
- Moving up the value chain: How India’s BPM is creating new career pathwaysIndia's BPM sector is transforming into a dynamic career ecosystem. It now emphasizes skills, digital proficiency, and employee purpose. Th...
- ISRO zero stipend, no accommodation for interns? Techie raises questionsISRO's unpaid internship program has ignited a social media debate regarding student compensation. Talented students face financial barrier...
- Post-study work in Ireland: How graduates are building global careers after graduationIreland is becoming a top destination for international students, offering academic excellence and strong industry links. Universities focu...
- South Korea expands visas to retain international STEM studentsSouth Korea is expanding visa pathways to retain international science students, aiming to boost innovation and address workforce shortages...
- Economic Survey 2026: India to tap education internationalisation to retain talent, attract global migrantsThe Economic Survey 2026 highlighted that India is actively positioning itself as a global education hub, attracting international students...
- Germany, France, and Spain lead the next wave of global education destinationsInternational students are increasingly looking beyond traditional study destinations, with Germany, France, and Spain emerging as strong a...
- Top B-schools see rise in internship-based hiring for MBA studentsCompanies are now preferring internships over final placements to hire talent. This allows a longer assessment period for both companies an...
- Cap on international students could cost Dutch economy up to €5 billionLimiting international students at top Dutch universities could cost the economy billions, with the Randstad region facing the biggest hit....
- Germany has a €15.5 billion reason to not shun international studentsInternational students in Germany provide substantial public budget revenue by contributing significantly more in taxes over their lifetime...
- Trump or Harris: The next US president can't afford to drive off international studentsDonald Trump has proposed granting automatic green cards to foreign students graduating from U.S. colleges, marking a significant shift in ...
- Canada plans revamp of student visa programme with 'Trusted Institution' tagInstitutions meeting certain criteria will be designated as Trusted Institutions. While the full implications of this designation are not y...
- Most international students in Canada remain in the province that gave them study permits, finds reportMore than 60 per cent of the students, who studied in any of Canada's ten provinces or three territories, remained in the region where thei...
- Telecom operators now target students headed overseas to broaden subscriber stickinessAlthough international roaming accounts for 2-3% of their revenue, telcos are keen on attracting such subscribers.
- Lure of money: IITians under parental pressureThe hype over IIT graduates bagging Rs 1 crore-plus pay packages during campus interviews comes with its share of problems.
- Train campus recruits early to build broader talent baseIndian organisations are investing time, energy and money to tailor make campus recruitment strategies that feed their talent pipeline.
- Soon, a pill that won’t let you forgetHere’s some good news for students, a memory pill which can help you with revision for exams is being developed by scientists.
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