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Indian students in US fall 13.5 pc to 317,000: DHS data

Indian students in US fall 13.5 pc to 317,000: DHS data

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Counting of votes in 92 urban local bodies across Andhra Pradesh, comprising 13 municipal corporations and 79 municipalities or nagar panchayats, began at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, with the State Election Commission reporting a total voter turnout of 62.16 %. In the Godavari districts, traffic diversions were imposed in Amalapuram from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. to ease commuter inconvenience, and two‑wheelers were advised to follow the diversions. In Anantapur, counting started under tight security, with results expected to determine the civic body’s composition.

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    Washington, November 1 (IANS) The number of active Indian students in the United States has fallen by about 13.5 per cent in a year to 316,893, according to US government data, with the sharpest drop at the master's level, even as India remained the largest source of international students in the…

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Washington, November 1 (IANS) The number of active Indian students in the United States has fallen by about 13.5 per cent in a year to 316,893, according to US government data, with the sharpest drop at the master's level, even as India remained the largest source of international students in the…

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