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Eight Indian languages gain ground in Australian schools with new government grants

indian language education australia In a bid to help more young Australians build fluency in Indian languages through to Years 11 and 12, the federal government has announced its next...

Actually, international student numbers are lower than pre-COVID

International students have become a flashpoint in immigration and education debates in recent years. Since international student numbers surged after the pandemic lockdowns, they have...

Professor PV Jayashree on building UNSW’s India campus

When Professor Payyazhi Vadakkekara Jayashree was asked to lead the new UNSW Bengaluru campus (set to open in August 2026) as Rector, it was...

Cause and effect thinking: a new skill to teach and learn

A lesson that applies to all students - and parents and all adults - is that of understanding the link between cause and effect. Teaching children...

India to offer 1,000 PhD fellowships to ASEAN students at IITs

In a unique capacity building initiative, India launched 1,000 PhD fellowships that could be taken up at the IITs, for the students from ASEAN...

Scholarships for students pursuing Data, AI and Cloud Computing courses!

Global learning platform Udacity announced acceptance of applications for 15,000 scholarships in Data, AI, and Cloud-Computing funded by German multinational corporation Bertelsmann.This scholarship programme...

Today's Children, Tomorrow's Future: Teacher's Day Special

To mark the occasion of Teacher's Day, we asked a few teachers to tell us what they like best about their job

Science busking – how these women are leading the way

As a high school student not so long ago, Riddhi Gupta remembers being fascinated by her time in the science labs and with scientists...

India-Australia: What it's like living in India for an Aussie expat

Just as the average Indian migrant faces a mixed bag of experiences - some pleasant and some challenging - it’s a tricky affair for...

The pull of studying abroad for Indian students: Australia preferred choice

The growth in India's middle class and the strong aspiration among India's young to be part of a global workforce have emerged as key...

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