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'I am not ashamed': Billionaire Harsh Goenka shares powerful note on what it means to be an Indian in a divided worldBillionaire Harsh Goenka's X post challenges global stereotypes about Indians, highlighting how narrow perceptions reduce rich cultures to ...- Is coming back to India shameful? Man claims people expressed their sympathies to him after returning from WestAn Indian man's return from abroad sparked debate, with many perceiving it as a sign of failure rather than a personal choice. Relatives an...
- Why New Zealand is emerging strongly in India’s study abroad resetThe India-New Zealand FTA signals a significant shift in international student mobility, with New Zealand emerging as a primary choice for ...
- Quote of the day by Robin Williams: ‘Medicine, law, business, engineering are necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for’ - Hollywood star on true meaning of lifeLife is more than just survival. Robin Williams, the beloved actor, emphasized that while practical careers sustain life, it is poetry, bea...
- How merit-based scholarships are reshaping MBA destination choices for Indian applicants in 2026Indian students are increasingly financially disciplined in their pursuit of overseas education, with a strategic shift towards evaluating ...
- Chequered funds: In motorsport, money revs louder than talentThe high cost of motorsport, from karting to Formula 1, remains a significant hurdle for Indian racers. While talent is crucial, substantia...
- Indian students turn to psychology careers abroad in AI eraAs AI reshapes work and behaviour, more and more Indian students are choosing psychology and mental-health studies abroad, drawn by strong ...
- Rupee depreciation and its impact on study abroad: What Indian students need to knowDespite the Indian Rupee's recent depreciation against the US Dollar, student ambition for international education remains strong. A margin...
- Can Kenya attract the outsourcing jobs of the AI future?In the swanky recently built offices of CCI in Tatu City, a new town on Nairobi's outskirts, some 5,000 staff answer calls from customers o...
- Virat Kohli, the most Australian non-Australian cricketer ever: Greg ChappellGreg Chappell believes Virat Kohli's Test retirement signifies the end of a transformative era, potentially surpassing Sachin Tendulkar in ...
- Singapore is making life tougher for global talentSingapore's 2022 points-based employment pass system, requiring a salary minimum for overseas employees, may affect its business hub status...
- Explainer: Why is Chinese President Xi Jinping's Central Asia trip important?Xi has only left mainland China to make a one-day visit to the semi-autonomous city of Hong Kong on July 1 to speak at a ceremony commemora...
- India lost favour with overseas pros during pandemic“India is not in the same league as some other nations for expat preference. In fact, expats who are considering coming to India also do a ...
- Joe Biden a friendlier face for Indian studentsAt education startup Collegify, the last three days have seen over 300 enquiries from smaller cities, including students focused on the Ind...
- Tata Motors ready for a lil’ bit of JLR in its lifeTata Motors on Wednesday launched a premium SUV called Harrier, which is based on an architecture derived from Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).
- Cambridge University warns against drop in Indian studentsThe VC said he was "in global competition" for both students and staff, and opposed migration targets not only for students but in general.
- Win-win situation: Congress governing somewhat better without Pranab Mukherjee"Nobody is indispensable. India survived after Nehru, Indira Gandhi, and Rajiv Gandhi."
- Govt slow on reforms, must take bold decisions including FDI in retail, says Sharad PawarSharad Pawar became the first Cabinet minister to publicly criticise the budget, widely panned by foreign investors and Indian businessmen.
- LPO firms may find it difficult to attract talent: SurveyLegal Process Outsourcing (LPO) firms may find it difficult to attract talent as career with an LPO was found to be the least preferred amo...
- Business grads wanna be 'entrepreneurs'Indian MBA students are willing to forego fat salaries and overseas postings in pursuit of entrepreneurial dreams. Keep employees motivated
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