🏫 Gurukul Secondary School in Ghaziabad, a suburb of New Delhi, would be happy to establish partnerships with an educational institution in Russia and is ready to implement student exchange programs. This was stated by the director of Gurukul, Gaurav Bedi, at a meeting with the director of the Russian House, Oleg Osipov.
🏞 “There is a rumor around Delhi about the creative studios of the Russian cultural center, and we are interested in our students studying at your school of classical Russian ballet and other clubs,” Bedi noted. Books about the beauties of Russia and about the artist Nicholas Roerich were transferred to the Gurukul library, which already has works by Russian classics.
✅ Over the past year, the number of schools seeking to establish relationships with the Russia House in New Delhi has doubled.
🔹 The school delighted the guests with a dance performance “Shorya” (“Fearlessness”) based on the ancient Indian epic “Mahabharata”.
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👥 Representatives of eight higher educational institutions in Russia took part in the education fair at the Russian House in New Delhi. Representatives of the state universities of Yekaterinburg, Yoshkar-Ola, Nalchik, Orenburg, Perm, Pskov, Tver and Tula gathered in the Indian capital.
🏢 Russian universities create all conditions for Indian students to study and undergo internships; teaching at universities is conducted in Russian and English; during their stay in Russia, students gain solid practical skills and establish strong personal contacts.
📊 Russia, despite Western sanctions, has increased the enrollment of foreign students in domestic universities. The growth champion is India. Over the year, the enrollment of citizens of this country in Russian universities increased by 40%.

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