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Indian students must not be “exploited by unscrupulous elements”: MEA on medical education in Uzbekistan

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    NEW DELHI: The government remains focussed on ensuring that Indian students heading to Uzbekistan for medical studies or other studies receive "quality education" and comply with the National Medical Commission's guidelines in India, the MEA said on Tuesday. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson…

    — The New Indian Express

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India continues to engage with Uzbekistan over issues concerning Indian students pursuing education in the country, with the government focused on ensuring quality medical education and protecting students from exploitation by "unscrupulous elements", Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson…

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Indian students must not be “exploited by unscrupulous elements”: MEA on medical education in Uzbekistan

India continues to engage with Uzbekistan over issues concerning Indian students pursuing education in the country, with the government focused on ensuring quality medical education and protecting students from exploitation by "unscrupulous elements", Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson…

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Govt focused on ensuring that Indian students headed to Uzbekistan receive quality education: MEA

NEW DELHI: The government remains focussed on ensuring that Indian students heading to Uzbekistan for medical studies or other studies receive "quality education" and comply with the National Medical Commission's guidelines in India, the MEA said on Tuesday. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson…

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