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Russian universities await Indian students

May 23, 2012 Olga Nikushkina, RIR
Ten Russian institutions of higher learning are participating in an education fair in India to attract the much-valued Indian students. The opening ceremony showed the future of India-Russia education ties is indeed bright

Rediscovering joys of Russian education

May 8, 2012 Elena Krovvidi, Igor Kryuchkov, RIR
Indian alumni recall the joys of studying in Soviet universities and advise Indian students that Russia has still a lot to offer to them

Russians around the world take dictation

May 1, 2012 Alexandra Guzeva, RIR
A program aimed at promoting literacy among Russian speakers, brought together 15,000 people in 85 cities across the world for a writing exercise

Medvedev's address: nice words, little action

April 30, 2012 Ian Pryde, RIR
In possibly his last address to the State Council, Dmitry Medvedev announced big plans for Russia’s economic future, but as usual, the key lies in implementation

Medvedev: Russian Universities should be the world's best

April 25, 2012 Russiky Mir Foundation
Speaking at the State Council meeting the President Dmitry Medvedev said that at least five Russian universities should join the world's top 100. According to Medvedev, it will indicate raise of education in Russia in general.

Russia may benefit from the brain drain

April 10, 2012 Oleg Alekseev
The brain drain problem is an indisputable fact, but we should not try to stop it

The book on Medieval India by leading Russian scholar released in New Delhi

March 27, 2012
Official release of the book by the leading Russian scientist Dr. Eugenia Vanina was held in New Delhi on February 28. "Medieval Indian Mindscapes - Space, Time, Society and Man" has been published in India by Primus Books, a well-known publishing ho

Made-to-order employees

March 26, 2012 Alexei Boyarsky, Kommersant-Dengi
More and more firms – both Russian and foreign – are placing instructors in Russian universities to make sure that graduates are prepared for the workforce

Skolkovo as a barrier to the brain drain

March 23, 2012 Pavel Tarasenko, RIR
The Russian government believes that the Skolkovo Innovation Center is capable of slowing the brain drain problem which the country is faced with

Russia's young scientists get more exposure

March 22, 2012 Sofia Raevskaya
The Theory and Practice (T&P) master classes are one of Russia’s most popular ways to share knowledge

Revitalizing Russian science

March 20, 2012 Alexandra Guzeva, Combined report
The Megagrant project, an ambitious initiative of Russia's Ministry of Education, indicates that the authorities make an attempt to prevent the brain drain

India forges ties with Russian universities

March 20, 2012 Combined reports
India is taking steps to expand links with Russian universities in an effort to reach out to this country’s younger generation.

Training Indian youth for working in Russia

March 19, 2012 M.P. Tiwari, specially for RIR
Capt. M.P. Tiwari (retd.) proposes a scheme for training financially weaker Indian youth to work in agriculture and manufacturing sectors in Russia. This scheme has the potential to transform India-Russia economic relations

Catching up with Western standards of education

March 11, 2012 Olga Gorshkova
RIR got in touch with former Minister of Education Vladimir Filippov to discuss how Russia has been adjusting to the Bologna Process

More or less a specialist?

March 6, 2012 Olga Gorshkova, Pavel Koshkin
Russia’s accession to the Bologna System has been a controversial process. The country is still facing some obstacles in adjusting to the World standards

Where do Indian students meet in Moscow?

February 15, 2012 Dmitry Zaika, RIR
The most international university in Russia gathers its alumni once again

Russian for immigrants

February 8, 2012 Alesya Lonskaya, Russky Reporter
There are 70,000 children of immigrants, most of them with little knowledge of Russian, attending school in Moscow

Study India and Russia in London

January 23, 2012 RIR
King’s College London is set to open a Russia Institute in 2013, the latest addition already existing three Global Institutes: Brazil, India, and China. It will aim to become the leading international centre for the study of contemporary Russia.

Indians bring Medvedev closer to his dream

December 21, 2011 Combined reports
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has been awarded an honorary PhD by India’s Jawaharlal Nehru University

The Indo-Russian Youth Forum

November 23, 2011
23 November 2011
Wednesday, 9.00
Place: JNU
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