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PM Narendra Modi Invites Leading German Universities To Open Campuses In India
The two countries reaffirmed their commitment to expanding the teaching of the German language in India, including in secondary schools, universities and vocational training centres, to support education, employability and integration.
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IIT Kharagpur And University Of Bayreuth Collaborate To Establish Indo German Centre Of Excellence On Innovation
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by IIT Kharagpur Director and University of Bayreuth president in Germany.
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India Has Highest Number Of Students In Germany: German Ambassador
German Ambassador to India Philipp Ackermann on Thursday said India has the highest number of students in Germany with a total of 42,000 plus students, 25 per cent more within one year.
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Will Find Ways To Give Indians Visas In Speedy Way, Says German Ambassador
German Ambassador Philipp Ackermann said the German authorities are also in touch with some of the universities to ensure that the Indian students do not lose out on their studies.
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India Among 20 Countries Likely To Import Coronavirus, Says German Study
India is among 20 countries most at risk of importing the coronavirus (2019-nCoV), according to a study by Germany's Humboldt University and Robert Koch Institute
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Shah Rukh Khan Recounts Meeting With German Fans Who Didn't Speak Hindi But Understood His Films
Shah Rukh Khan said: "This might have been the result of the melodrama of Bollywood plots"
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German University Study Reveals Boys Better At Maths; India Poses A Paradox
A meta-analysis conducted by the School of Education, Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany has found that girls overall performance overshadows that of boys, however boys seemed to perform better than girls in mathematics and science.
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German Professor Apologises for Rejecting Indian Student Citing 'Rape Problem in India'
A German professor has apologised after a series of emails widely circulated online revealed that she had denied an Indian student an internship spot giving the "rape problem in India" as a reason.
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Smriti Irani Turns Down Demands to Make Sanskrit Compulsory
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani today dismissed charges that education is being saffronised as she turned down demands that Sanskrit be made compulsory in the curriculum.
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300-year-old Sanskrit work by German released in Belgium
A work on Sanskrit grammar written by German born grammarian, lexicographer and philologist Jesuit missionary Fr Johann Ernst Hanxleden, popularly known as Arnos Padre, was released in Belgium.
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Indian students in Germany need not pay to study: Envoy
Germany, a hub of quality scientific research and innovation, is keen to attract the brightest Indian minds for further studies and research and has as an incentive made it easier for students to stay over and work, the country's envoy has said. Another incentive for students is that German universities don't charge any fees.
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PM Narendra Modi Invites Leading German Universities To Open Campuses In India
The two countries reaffirmed their commitment to expanding the teaching of the German language in India, including in secondary schools, universities and vocational training centres, to support education, employability and integration.
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IIT Kharagpur And University Of Bayreuth Collaborate To Establish Indo German Centre Of Excellence On Innovation
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by IIT Kharagpur Director and University of Bayreuth president in Germany.
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India Has Highest Number Of Students In Germany: German Ambassador
German Ambassador to India Philipp Ackermann on Thursday said India has the highest number of students in Germany with a total of 42,000 plus students, 25 per cent more within one year.
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Will Find Ways To Give Indians Visas In Speedy Way, Says German Ambassador
German Ambassador Philipp Ackermann said the German authorities are also in touch with some of the universities to ensure that the Indian students do not lose out on their studies.
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India Among 20 Countries Likely To Import Coronavirus, Says German Study
India is among 20 countries most at risk of importing the coronavirus (2019-nCoV), according to a study by Germany's Humboldt University and Robert Koch Institute
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Shah Rukh Khan Recounts Meeting With German Fans Who Didn't Speak Hindi But Understood His Films
Shah Rukh Khan said: "This might have been the result of the melodrama of Bollywood plots"
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German University Study Reveals Boys Better At Maths; India Poses A Paradox
A meta-analysis conducted by the School of Education, Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany has found that girls overall performance overshadows that of boys, however boys seemed to perform better than girls in mathematics and science.
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German Professor Apologises for Rejecting Indian Student Citing 'Rape Problem in India'
A German professor has apologised after a series of emails widely circulated online revealed that she had denied an Indian student an internship spot giving the "rape problem in India" as a reason.
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Smriti Irani Turns Down Demands to Make Sanskrit Compulsory
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani today dismissed charges that education is being saffronised as she turned down demands that Sanskrit be made compulsory in the curriculum.
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300-year-old Sanskrit work by German released in Belgium
A work on Sanskrit grammar written by German born grammarian, lexicographer and philologist Jesuit missionary Fr Johann Ernst Hanxleden, popularly known as Arnos Padre, was released in Belgium.
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Indian students in Germany need not pay to study: Envoy
Germany, a hub of quality scientific research and innovation, is keen to attract the brightest Indian minds for further studies and research and has as an incentive made it easier for students to stay over and work, the country's envoy has said. Another incentive for students is that German universities don't charge any fees.
