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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19th Mar 2026 | Updated at 11:38pm 19th Mar 2026
Cambridge revives historic India ties with new centre, scholarships and sport
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UK Universities and Science Minister Jo Johnson highlighted his commitment to attract more Indian students to come to the UK to study.
According to a study carried out PriceWaterHouseCoopers and the lobbying group London First, acompelling majority of non-EU international students in Britain...
A leading neuroscientist, Usha Goswami, Prof. Of Cognitive Developmental Neuroscience at Cambridge has suggested that children can overcome dyslexia by...
I was embarrassed to be learning about my own religion in a classroom, shouldn’t I already know? I was nineteen when I began to look for a deeper and academic...
16 years old Nina Devani, is what every teenager aspires to become- a successful and popular businessman before even turning 18!
Later this month, a Hindu group will be making an application to create a new free school in Leicester. The Avanti school trust is planning to open a new...
An academic has suggested that schools in Britain should send their exams papers to be marked in India, so that it takes off the pressure from British school teachers.
In this election it seems that the only topics that keep getting thrown around is immigration, NHS and austerity cuts. As the newly elected Chair of the...
Final year Bio-Science student from the University of Birmingham, Imran Uddin (25) has been jailed for 4 months. He hacked into exam systems to change his grades from 57% to 73%. He admitted to six breaches to the Computer Misuse Act.
