While the West has always been a destination for the Indian students for higher studies, in a reverse trend, Britain is now witnessing a mad rush among its students to know modern India and become part of the country's amazing growth story.
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3rd Jun 2023 | Updated at 01:05am 3rd Jun 2023
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