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Education
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini meets students from 14 countries
✍️ DD India
🗓 20 Aug 2026, 05:39 PM
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Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini of Haryana held a dialogue with a group of international students representing fourteen nations, highlighting the state's focus on global educational ties.
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini convened a meeting with a delegation of students hailing from fourteen different countries. The gathering, organized by the state government, aimed to showcase Haryana's educational infrastructure and encourage cross‑border academic exchanges.
During the interaction, the CM emphasized the state's initiatives to attract foreign students, including scholarships, modern campus facilities, and industry‑linked curricula. He also invited the visitors to explore collaborative research opportunities with local universities and research institutes.
The students, representing a diverse range of academic disciplines, expressed interest in Haryana's emerging sectors such as agritech, renewable energy, and manufacturing. The session concluded with a cultural exchange, where the visitors shared aspects of their home countries' traditions.
State officials said the event is part of a broader strategy to position Haryana as an international education hub, aligning with India's "Study in India" campaign.
During the interaction, the CM emphasized the state's initiatives to attract foreign students, including scholarships, modern campus facilities, and industry‑linked curricula. He also invited the visitors to explore collaborative research opportunities with local universities and research institutes.
The students, representing a diverse range of academic disciplines, expressed interest in Haryana's emerging sectors such as agritech, renewable energy, and manufacturing. The session concluded with a cultural exchange, where the visitors shared aspects of their home countries' traditions.
State officials said the event is part of a broader strategy to position Haryana as an international education hub, aligning with India's "Study in India" campaign.