India votes in a general election starting on April 19 and Modi, who polls project will convincingly win a rare third term in office, has made the country's global standing and foreign policy an ...

Each year, India sends more students abroad than any other country. As of 2025, over 1.8 million Indian students are studying ...

The lack of a diaspora policy hampers India’s ability to help its migrants. By Neeta Lal. September 10, 2022. ... So foreign students were barred from entering the country,” she explained.

Whether studying in India or abroad, students are redefining education as not just a ladder to prosperity but as a journey towards purpose. In this changing global educational scenario, India stands ...

In 2025, Delhi-NCR has become a key hub for global education in India through foreign university campuses, open-access ...

Telling someone not to do something and ensuring they don ’ t do it are two different and, at times, contradictory acts.. India banned a BBC documentary on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ...

India News: External affairs minister Dr S Jaishankar emphasized India's strategic position in global affairs while addressing students at IIT (BHU) Varanasi. He ...

As we enter the year 2025 with more challenges and opportunities, it is a good time to take a look at how India's foreign policy progressed in the year 2024 and the major developments on that front.

Uncertainty clouds US fall intake as Trump's visa ban on Harvard raises fears of wider policy shifts, pushing Indian students to explore alternative destinations.

India's 'Neighbourhood First' policy, launched with great fanfare by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has failed to yield the desired results. Instead, the country has seen five of its allies drift ...

In India’s election this year, younger voters aged 18-35 will comprise the largest voting bloc, in what is expected to amount to the highest youth participation ever.Reaching this group has become ...

At least three recent books have aimed to look at a ‘grand strategy’ for Indian foreign policy in the 21st century, harking in some measure to ancient strategic wisdom.