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Indian Students Flock To Uzbekistan University Due To Ukraine War
With the war closing Ukraine's door for MBBS aspirants from India, 93-year-old State Samarkand Medical University in Uzbekistan is seeing an exponential rise in the number of Indian students.
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Over 1,000 Indian MBBS Students Evacuated From Ukraine Resume Studies In Uzbekistan
Around 19,000 Indian students were studying in Ukraine when the Russian invasion started in February 2022. Since then, an estimated 2,000 of these students have returned to Ukraine.
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How Indian Students Rescued From Ukraine A Year Ago Are Completing Degrees
From being a student in a country which is bearing the wrath of a brutal war to studying in another that is responsible for this mayhem, Jisna Jiji (25), a final-year medical student was among thousands evacuated from Ukraine nearly a year ago.
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Indian Students Who Left Ukraine Get Offer From Russia To Continue Study
For the first time since the war broke out in Ukraine in February, Russia on Thursday said that Indian students who left Ukraine can continue their education in Russia as the medical syllabus is the same in both countries.
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Medical Body Allows Ukraine Returnees To Study In Foreign Universities
Indian medical students who had returned from war-torn Ukraine will now be allowed to relocate to universities in other countries and complete their studies.
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Russian Universities To Accept Indian Students Leaving Ukraine: Envoy
Indian students who had to leave studies midway as they fled the Russia-Ukraine conflict will be offered admission in Russian universities without them losing out on their previous academic years, a Russian envoy said on Sunday.
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India Emerges On Top For Most Trust In Domestic Companies: Report
Indian companies have emerged as the most trusted by the domestic population, followed by China, Canada, the US and the UK, according to a new study
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"Exploring Options" On Students Studying In Ukraine: India At UN
India has said that it is exploring options to minimise the impact on the education of Indian students in Ukrainian universities, as several of them, mostly studying at medical colleges, were worried about their future after fleeing Ukraine.
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Banks To Hold Talks On Waiving Off Students' Loans For Ukraine Studies
According to Finance Ministry sources, as many as 1,319 students had availed education loan from public sector and 21 private sector banks
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In Talks With Ukraine Neighbours Over Students Continuing Studies: Centre
India is in talks with countries like Hungary, Romania, Kazakhstan and Poland for continuing education of students evacuated from Ukraine, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday.
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Supreme Court Closes Cases On Evacuation Of Students From Ukraine After Centre's Plea
A bench comprising Chief Justice NV Ramana and Justice Krishna Murari took note of Attorney General K K Venugopal's submissions that the Centre is also looking into the representation on their studies being hit by the ongoing war.
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Opinion: Indian Med Students From Ukraine Provide A Red-Alert
For Indian students who left their country at a young age - just after finishing school - to study in an alien land, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has dealt a double blow.
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Plea In Delhi HC For Allowing Ukraine-Returned Medical Students To Continue Study In Indian Colleges
“There are around 20,000 Indian students who were studying in Ukraine, and in the present situation, there is no end in sight to the miseries of such students making their life uncertain,” the petition filed through lawyer M P Srivignesh said
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Indian Doctor Refuses To Leave Ukraine Without His Pet Jaguar And Panther
Dr Girikumar Patil belongs to Tanuku, in Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari district. He went to Ukraine 15 years ago to study medicine.
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"Insensitive": Congress Leader Slams Minister Over Remark On Indian Medical Students Abroad
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Wednesday criticised union minister Pralhad Joshi's reported comments about Indians studying in Ukraine, and termed them as "insensitive and atrocious".
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Indian Students Flock To Uzbekistan University Due To Ukraine War
With the war closing Ukraine's door for MBBS aspirants from India, 93-year-old State Samarkand Medical University in Uzbekistan is seeing an exponential rise in the number of Indian students.
-
Over 1,000 Indian MBBS Students Evacuated From Ukraine Resume Studies In Uzbekistan
Around 19,000 Indian students were studying in Ukraine when the Russian invasion started in February 2022. Since then, an estimated 2,000 of these students have returned to Ukraine.
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How Indian Students Rescued From Ukraine A Year Ago Are Completing Degrees
From being a student in a country which is bearing the wrath of a brutal war to studying in another that is responsible for this mayhem, Jisna Jiji (25), a final-year medical student was among thousands evacuated from Ukraine nearly a year ago.
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Indian Students Who Left Ukraine Get Offer From Russia To Continue Study
For the first time since the war broke out in Ukraine in February, Russia on Thursday said that Indian students who left Ukraine can continue their education in Russia as the medical syllabus is the same in both countries.
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Medical Body Allows Ukraine Returnees To Study In Foreign Universities
Indian medical students who had returned from war-torn Ukraine will now be allowed to relocate to universities in other countries and complete their studies.
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Russian Universities To Accept Indian Students Leaving Ukraine: Envoy
Indian students who had to leave studies midway as they fled the Russia-Ukraine conflict will be offered admission in Russian universities without them losing out on their previous academic years, a Russian envoy said on Sunday.
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India Emerges On Top For Most Trust In Domestic Companies: Report
Indian companies have emerged as the most trusted by the domestic population, followed by China, Canada, the US and the UK, according to a new study
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"Exploring Options" On Students Studying In Ukraine: India At UN
India has said that it is exploring options to minimise the impact on the education of Indian students in Ukrainian universities, as several of them, mostly studying at medical colleges, were worried about their future after fleeing Ukraine.
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Banks To Hold Talks On Waiving Off Students' Loans For Ukraine Studies
According to Finance Ministry sources, as many as 1,319 students had availed education loan from public sector and 21 private sector banks
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In Talks With Ukraine Neighbours Over Students Continuing Studies: Centre
India is in talks with countries like Hungary, Romania, Kazakhstan and Poland for continuing education of students evacuated from Ukraine, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday.
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Supreme Court Closes Cases On Evacuation Of Students From Ukraine After Centre's Plea
A bench comprising Chief Justice NV Ramana and Justice Krishna Murari took note of Attorney General K K Venugopal's submissions that the Centre is also looking into the representation on their studies being hit by the ongoing war.
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Opinion: Indian Med Students From Ukraine Provide A Red-Alert
For Indian students who left their country at a young age - just after finishing school - to study in an alien land, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has dealt a double blow.
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Plea In Delhi HC For Allowing Ukraine-Returned Medical Students To Continue Study In Indian Colleges
“There are around 20,000 Indian students who were studying in Ukraine, and in the present situation, there is no end in sight to the miseries of such students making their life uncertain,” the petition filed through lawyer M P Srivignesh said
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Indian Doctor Refuses To Leave Ukraine Without His Pet Jaguar And Panther
Dr Girikumar Patil belongs to Tanuku, in Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari district. He went to Ukraine 15 years ago to study medicine.
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"Insensitive": Congress Leader Slams Minister Over Remark On Indian Medical Students Abroad
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Wednesday criticised union minister Pralhad Joshi's reported comments about Indians studying in Ukraine, and termed them as "insensitive and atrocious".
