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A weak rupee is increasing costs for Indian students studying abroad, exacerbated by tighter post-education work visa norms in the UK and Canada. This could lead to longer loan repayment periods or higher EMIs. Experts suggest locking in foreign exchange rates early and seeking scholarships to reduce financial burden, while recommending students to focus on emerging fields for better job prospects.
Kerala’s alcohol and lottery ticket sales generated Rs 31,618.12 crore in the 2023-24 financial year, accounting for one-fourth of the state’s total revenue. Alcohol sales […]
India needs to boost its self-reliance in defense R&D, highlighted by China’s rapid military advancements, including new stealth aircraft. Air Chief Marshal A P Singh […]
A group trespassed the Indian Consulate in Seattle, compelling authorities to take action as intruders behaved aggressively despite requests to leave. The incident is speculated […]