Earn, learn, and thrive: A practical guide to studying abroad affordably

A factual overview of financial considerations for Indian students studying abroad, covering average annual costs in Australia, a decline in UK enrolments due to visa restrictions, and funding options such as scholarships and education loans. Includes legal work allowances like Australia’s 48-hour-per-fortnight rule, cost-saving housing strategies, and income opportunities through digital skills. Emphasizes the importance…

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‘Malayalee from India’ maker Listin Stephen files Rs 2 crore defamation suit against Sandra Thomas; She fires back: “I stand by every word”

The legal battle intensifies as Listin Stephen files a defamation suit against Sandra Thomas, seeking Rs 2 crore, after her social media accusations of him harming the Malayalam film industry for personal gain and acting on behalf of a Tamil Nadu loan shark. Sandra stands by her statements, daring Listin to bring the matter to…

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903-km bike journey tragedy: Indore woman dies under mysterious circumstances; strangulation marks, head injury raise suspicion of foul play

Riya Rai, 28, died suspiciously in Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh, while traveling with her husband, Dilip Jaiswal. Dilip claims it was an accident during their 903 km journey from Indore. However, Riya’s family alleges murder, citing previous harassment and restricted contact. Police suspect foul play due to strangulation marks and a head injury on Riya’s body,…

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India’s tough stand against Chinese FDI: Indian electronics component makers eye tie-ups with South Korea, Taiwan firms; significant shift away from China

Indian electronics component manufacturers are increasingly partnering with South Korean, Taiwanese, and Japanese firms, moving away from Chinese collaborations due to stringent FDI regulations and geopolitical tensions. Companies like Dixon Technologies and Amber Enterprises are finalizing partnerships and submitting proposals under the electronics component manufacturing scheme.

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IND vs ENG: ‘Luckiest England cricketer ever’ – Ex-England captains tear apart Bazballers

Following England’s crushing defeat in the second Test, former captains Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan have unleashed harsh criticism on Zak Crawley and Chris Woakes. Boycott slammed Crawley’s batting technique, deeming it unchanged and ineffective, while Vaughan questioned Crawley’s place in the team, citing his low average despite numerous opportunities.

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