drrajpalsingh
New member
In the present age of globalisation, immigrants contribute to the local culture, economy and society a lot. The number of Indian immigrants to various countries is large. They have created a niche in abroad in various fields of their activities like entrepreneurs, technocrats and professionals like engineers, chemists, pharmaceuticals, doctors, researcher-scientists and engaged in other fields of academics etc.
It is unfortunate that despite all their sterling contribution, various foreign governments have been tightening their immigration policies to an extent where foreign students, who want to study in those countries are discouraged. In any case all students, who go abroad for higher studies do not settle there. Therefore, fearing large scale immigrants including therein persons from India, the students should not be denied entry in the institutes of higher learning. It is reportedly envisaged by UK Government to curtail entry of students from abroad including from India.
Instead the contribution of the Indian immigrants must get due recognition all over the globe. Friends come forward with your inputs on the issue detailing contribution of Indians abroad and the need for liberalisation of rules and regulations governing migration and immigration.
Thanks
It is unfortunate that despite all their sterling contribution, various foreign governments have been tightening their immigration policies to an extent where foreign students, who want to study in those countries are discouraged. In any case all students, who go abroad for higher studies do not settle there. Therefore, fearing large scale immigrants including therein persons from India, the students should not be denied entry in the institutes of higher learning. It is reportedly envisaged by UK Government to curtail entry of students from abroad including from India.
Instead the contribution of the Indian immigrants must get due recognition all over the globe. Friends come forward with your inputs on the issue detailing contribution of Indians abroad and the need for liberalisation of rules and regulations governing migration and immigration.
Thanks