Google has released a new app in India called Bolo, which has been designed to help children learn both Hindi and English, especially in rural communities without reliable internet connections.

Asia-wide education agency Global Reach has announced it has partnered with global learning provider Kaplan to better promote the US market and offer new test prep services.

IIT Delhi is looking to enrol 500 international students to its new International PhD Fellowship Programme over the next five years, with international students paying fees on par with their Indian counterparts.

A constant worrying factor for the Indian government has been losing its best minds to the West, but now India has embarked on an exciting journey to convert its brain drain into brain gain by attracting expertise and investment in higher education through the US-India Knowledge Exchange. Ruhi Kahn investigates.

Australian state Queensland has set its sights on attracting top Indian talent and promoting both its education and innovation sectors.

The future of India’s ongoing higher education reforms could soon have a distinctly Australian-flavour after PM Modi met with the chief executive of a Sydney-based provider.

With 2019 just around the corner, here’s a look back at this year, and some of the stories which have grabbed our attention and yours!

Over 400 offer holders to Niagara College, Canada, from India have been told to re-sit their IELTS or risk losing admission after the institutions raised concerns about the English language proficiency of a current cohort of students who had been tested in the same test centre.