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Digital arrest: How India’s fastest-growing scam uses fake investigations and video calls to siphon off croresThey pose as the police, put you under ‘digital arrest’, and tether you to a video call till your savings are gone. How India’s fastest gro...- International students face fewer risks abroad as universities and governments boost safety measuresInternational students face fewer risks as universities and governments enhance safety measures, including apps, helplines, and housing pro...
- Run from the USA: Students will have to pack their bags fastProposed US visa rule changes, limiting durations to four years, are expected to disproportionately affect Indian students compared to thei...
- India's 'NEET' medical exam scandal drives students abroadIndia's medical education system has been plagued by exam leaks, with many students struggling to secure a medical degree in the country. T...
- Study Abroad: How to save yourself from scamsIndian students studying abroad exceeded 1.5 million by Jan 2023. Stay informed, connected, and vigilant to ensure a secure and enriching s...
- UK student visas: Concerns rise over education scams in IndiaThere has been an increase in the use of counterfeit marksheets and education certificates to obtain student visas for the UK. The police h...
- Applying for your student visa? VFS has a word of caution for youSeveral Indian students in Canada are facing deportation after being exploited by dishonest visa agents and operators who issue fake visa p...
- Red flags parents must not miss when students chase foreign dreamsThe plight of the 700 students caught in a fake admission letter scam has caused immense mental agony not only for the students themselves ...
- Fate of Indian students in Canada hangs in balance despite cancelled deportation orderAmong the approximately 320,000 Indian students in Canada, a significant majority hail from Punjab, and it is the students from Punjab who ...
- How to protect yourself from immigration scams? Look out for these when planning to study abroadImmigrating to another country has never been easier. However, the process can be complex and rife with scams, making it essential to be vi...
- Indian students face restrictions from five Australian universities amidst surge in fraudulent applicationsAustralia is on track for its biggest-ever annual intake of Indian students, topping 2019's high watermark of 75,000. But the current surge...
- The ultimate guide to planning finances for studying abroadAs many as 8 lakh students from India travel to foreign countries for higher studies every year and spend around $28 billion; around 1% of ...
- How edtech is assisting students in Tier 2 and 3 cities to study abroadIt is expected that India would send roughly 1.8 million more students to study abroad programs by 2024, and many of these students are exp...
- SC seeks status report from CBI, ED on investigation in coal scam casesThe court said it would take a practical view on repatriation of officers, involved in the investigation of coal scam cases, to their paren...
- Immigration scam by LMU leaves hundreds of Indian students in a state of panicYet again an immigration scam by an overseas educational institution, this time in the UK, has left hundreds of Indian students in a state ...
- Subramaniam Swami to file FIR on black money with CBIJanata Party president Subramaniam Swamy today said he will soon register an FIR with CBI on the issue of black money stashed in foreign co...
- Graft and bribe: India lost $462 billion post-independenceGandhian Anna Hazare and yoga expert Baba Ramdev have something to cheer amidst their campaign against corruption and black money.
- No real effort made to trace black money: SCED on Tuesday was complimented by one bench for "more than satisfactory" probe into 2G scam, while another bench rapped it for hedging inve...
- Black money trail: India drained of Rs 20 Lakh crore during 1948-2008 says a studyThe amount is nearly 40% of India's GDP, and nearly 12 times the size of estimated loss to govert because of 2G spectrum scam.
- I-T dept may seek details on Swiss bank accountsCBDT is considering a proposal that will allow the income-tax department to ask for details on accounts held by taxpayers in banks abroad. ...
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