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GRIHA XI to be co-created with UNSW Sydney

Jun 11, 2019, at 05:56 pm

New Delhi, June 10 (IBNS): The 11th edition of India’s Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment (GRIHA) Council’s annual flagship event will be co-hosted with UNSW Sydney in December 2019.

Why Indian students are being pushed abroad for higher studies

Nov 07, 2018, at 05:55 pm

Over several decades, the US and the UK were the preferred destinations of Indian students for higher studies. Great universities and the promise of a better life were the magic draw. However, the last decade has seen this attraction transform into a veritable surge. With the growth in the middle class and thus the ability to pay for foreign education, the numbers of Indian students going abroad for education has exponentially increased.