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Indian Migrants: Essential to Australia’s Growth and building future
Indian migrants are central to Australia’s prosperity, shaping healthcare, IT, engineering, business, and education. As the nation’s second-largest migrant group, they lead skilled migration and student enrolments, filling critical shortages and sustaining universities. Far from straining resources, Indians bring high education levels, strong work ethic, and peaceful community values. Their growing role proves migrants from India are vital partners in building a successful, i
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Indian-American Amit Kshatriya Takes the Helm as NASA's Associate Administrator
Indian-American Amit Kshatriya has been appointed as NASA's associate administrator, its top civil service role. His leadership will steer NASA’s Artemis program, aiming to return humans to the Moon and explore Mars. Kshatriya’s extensive experience will enhance partnerships with private space companies like SpaceX, driving innovation and reducing costs. NASA leadership lauds his vision, integrity, and expertise, marking a transformative era of exploration and strengthening A
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India’s Deep-Sea Exploration: reaching 6,000m deep in Atlantic
India's Samudrayaan Mission is revolutionizing deep-sea exploration, aiming to send three aquanauts 6,000 meters underwater by 2027 with the indigenous submersible, Matsya 6000. Recent dives by Dr. Raju Ramesh and Commander Jatinder Pal Singh reached depths of 5,002 meters, showcasing India's prowess among global ocean explorers. This mission supports sustainable ocean resource utilization, advancing India’s Blue Economy. Matsya 6000 symbolizes India's technological innovatio
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The Brain Drain: Why Top Scientists Are Leaving the US for China
China is emerging as a global science leader, drawing top researchers from the US due to its vast investments and attractive opportunities. Challenges like funding cuts, immigration hurdles, and political pressures in the US have intensified this trend. High-profile departures, including Nobel laureates and top academics, reflect China's growing appeal. Meanwhile, programs like the controversial "China Initiative" have further pushed talent away, reshaping the global research
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