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GRIHA XI to be co-created with UNSW Sydney

GRIHA XI to be co-created with UNSW Sydney

New Delhi, June 10 (IBNS): The 11th edition of India’s Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment (GRIHA) Council’s annual flagship event will be co-hosted with UNSW Sydney in December 2019.

Why Indian students are being pushed abroad for higher studies

Why Indian students are being pushed abroad for higher studies

Over several decades, the US and the UK were the preferred destinations of Indian students for higher studies. Great universities and the promise of a better life were the magic draw. However, the last decade has seen this attraction transform into a veritable surge. With the growth in the middle class and thus the ability to pay for foreign education, the numbers of Indian students going abroad for education has exponentially increased.