India is on the brink of a higher-education transformation. With the world’s largest college-age population, sweeping policy reforms, and tightening visa regimes abroad, global universities are lining up to enter India. Here's the full story.

India is on the brink of a higher-education transformation. With the world's largest college-age population, sweeping policy reforms, and tightening visa regimes abroad

India's higher-education moment: Why global universities are betting big on the country

India’s higher-education moment: Why global universities are betting big on the country

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A day after Parliament passed the VB-G RAM G Bill that seeks to replace the 20-year-old MGNREGA, the Congress on Friday took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying he is suffering from a "case of acute acronym-itis".
Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh posted on X a cartoon representation on X which read: "All new A.C.R.O.N.Y.M MANTRALAYA - Administrative Commission for Renaming Old Schemes -- New Yet Meaningless".
"The PM is suffering from a case of acute acronym-itis," Ramesh said in his post accompanying the cartoon.
His dig came a day after the passage of two bills in Parliament with catchy acronyms -- Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) (VB-G RAM G) Bill and the Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India (SHANTI) Bill.
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During the brief session with 15 sittings, key Bills were passed, including the one to open up the civil nuclear sector for private companies.
Another Bill to replace the MNREGA with a new law  the VB-G RAM G Bill  assuring 125 days of guaranteed jobs for rural India was passed amid opposition protests on Thursday, including tearing of papers.
The House also took up two debates  on 150 years of Vande Matram and election reforms  which witnessed a politically charged atmosphere.
A Bill to set up a higher education regulator was referred to a joint committee of the two Houses.
Another Bill on the market securities code was introduced and referred to a department-related standing committee for further examination.
As soon as the House met for the day, Speaker Om Birla adjourned Lok Sabha sine die (for an indefinite period).
The House saw productivity of 111 per cent during 

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Healthcare industry body NATHEALTH has asked the government to increase public spending on healthcare to over 2.5 per cent of GDP with urgent action to tackle non-communicable diseases, including tax deductions of up to Rs 10,000 on individuals for preventive health check-ups.
In its pre-Budget recommendations to the government, NATHEALTH said it outlined a roadmap to strengthen healthcare delivery, foster innovation, and expand insurance and preventive coverage.
The recommendations call for a balanced mix of fiscal support, structural reforms, and public-private collaboration to build a robust, future-ready health system, it said in a statement.
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India’s higher-education moment: Why global universities are betting big on the country

India is on the brink of a higher-education transformation. With the world’s largest college-age population, sweeping policy reforms, and tightening visa regimes abroad, global universities are lining up to enter India. Here's the full story.

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