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Universities, student groups lobby PM Sunak to protect UK's post-study visa offer
Universities and student groups urge PM Rishi Sunak to retain UK post-study visa, crucial for Indian students seeking work experience. Concerns arise over potential restrictions amidst soaring migration figures. Letters highlight economic benefits and positive impact on UK's global standing. Universities warn of financial repercussions without visa scheme.
Best universities to study in the UK: 2024 rankings unveiled
Explore top UK universities in 2024: Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, Edinburgh. Rankings, diversity, academic excellence. Times Higher Education report.
Can transgender women get uterus transplant surgery to give birth? Know medical, legal, ethical questions involved
A New Delhi-based doctor announced to carry out uterus transplant surgery on a transgender woman. It stirred a plethora of questions. Know in detail.
UK-India trade has potential to double by 2030, says British Deputy High Commissioner
Iyer who is also UK's Deputy Trade Commissioner for South Asia spoke in detail to PTI on Friday about the trade and investments between the UK and India and said there was potential to double the business by 2030. He was in the state to take part in various official engagements, including a meeting with Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, and also in connection with the port of call made by the British Royal Navy's frigate ship, HMS Lancaster, at Kochi.
UK-India trade has potential to double by 2030, says British Deputy High Commissioner
The UK and India are aiming to increase business and trade relations, according to the British Deputy High Commissioner, Chandru Iyer. Speaking during a visit to Kochi, Iyer called attention to the doubling of business and trade between the two countries between 2016 and 2017. He said the UK was eager to attract Indian investment, and his team was meeting with potential investors to understand their aspirations and connect them with UK businesses.
When and how can you see Northern lights in Scotland? Know here
Scots who missed Sunday night's spectacular light show may have another opportunity to witness the Northern Lights.
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People aged above 70 with hearing difficulties report memory loss during COVID lockdown: UK study
"The impact of social isolation has been massive on the elderly population, but our survey shows that people with hearing impairment have been more substantially affected," said Professor Annalena Venneri from the University of Sheffield's Neuroscience Institute.
Angry, happy or depressed? This wearable device changes colour & shape to highlight emotions
The band may people with disorders better control their feelings.
Listening to music may not help you enhance creative performance
Challenging the myth, scientists found out that music disrupts verbal working memory.
Sleep deprived? New smartwatch app can identify root cause, help you snooze better
SleepGuard app captures key details about the factors behind sleep quality.
Can't find the remote? Turns out, you could control the TV with your cuppa
A novel technique that allows body movement, or movement of objects, to be used to interact with screens.
Did you know that the way you lie changes depending on your cultural background?
According to a study, 60 per cent of the people lie at least once during a 10-minute conversation.
3 Indian-origin scientists elected fellows of UK Royal Society
Royal Society's first Indian-origin president, Nobel Prize-winning scientist Venki Ramakrishnan, welcomed the latest batch into the ranks of the society yesterday.
This is unbelievable! 'Yoga' is one of the most popular words in Britain
The need to communicate with a wider-world, away from the close-knit communities has led to this change.
Eureka! Universal flu vaccine developed to prevent global pandemics
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), annual flu epidemics are estimated to cause up to half a million deaths globally.
We use smartphones for five hours each day: Study
The study compared the amount of time participants estimated they spent on their smartphones with their actual usage.
Over 30 CEOs confirm attendance at Vibrant Gujarat Summit
More than 30 CEOs of top Indian as well as global companies are expected to remain present at the Global CEOs' Conclave to be held as part of the Vibrant Gujarat Summit.
Biographical dictionary of Indo-British cinema launched
Britain's leading cultural historian, Prof Jeffrey Richards of the Lancaster University who has written the foreword to the book, was the Chief Guest.
Indians protest Mission's "garbage-like treatment"
A petition titled 'Stop Treating Indians Like Garbage!' launched earlier this month on Change.org by an NRI IT professional has gathered over 2,894 signatures so far.
ET Wealth: Akshay Agarwal's sharp rise via the software route
Starting at the age of 19, Akshay Agarwal has built a Rs 5 crore venture, with product development as its core.
Indian universities fail to make global cut
South Korea's Pohang University of Science and Technology heads a list of the world's Top 100 "young" universities for the second consecutive year.
Meet to boost Indo-UK cooperation in cyber security
In an effort to strengthen research cooperation between India and the UK in the cyber security domain, researchers from both the countries met here.
Need to make visa process easier for students: British envoy
Peter Beckingham, also observed that the city has unlocked business potential which can be exploited for its growth on many fronts.
Indian student's death: 'Psycho' Briton in custody, top UK cops reach Pune
Stapleton was remanded to custody for 24 hours at the City of Manchester Magistrates Court and there was no application for bail.
Bidve's murder case: Fifth arrest made by British Police
Another youth arrested in connection with Anuj Bidve's murder case, total number reached to five.
Indian High Commission assures 'all help' to Anuj Bidve's family
Indian High Commission to the UK assured to provide all possible help in expediting the process of repatriation of Anuj Bidve's body.
UK police does not rule out racism as motive behind Indian student Anuj Bidve's killing
British police investigating the killing of Indian student Anuj Bidve by a white man is not ruling out racism as a motive for the incident.
Indian students vital to sustain UK university subjects
Major departments in British universities such as Physics, Engineering & Computing could collapse without students from India. Wanna study abroad? Read this
Murthy conferred with honorary doctorate by UK university
Infosys Chairman Narayana Murthy has been conferred with an honorary Doctorate by the Lancaster University of the UK in recognition of his lasting contribution to the fields of business and business education.
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