PM Modi Vows Overhaul: 75,000 New Medical Seats, Reduction in Brain Drain
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced plans to revamp India's education system by creating 75,000 new medical seats in the next five years. His vision aims to reduce the need for Indian students to study abroad while attracting foreign students to Indian institutions.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared an ambitious plan to transform India's education system, targeting the burgeoning issue of students going abroad for studies.
Speaking from the historic Red Fort on the 78th Independence Day, Modi emphasized the need to create an educational framework that would encourage foreign students to pursue their education in India.
The Prime Minister also revealed that the government plans to add 75,000 new medical seats over the next five years, addressing the high costs and challenges faced by Indian students seeking medical education abroad.
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