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The next battleground: FDI for higher education

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The next battleground: FDI for higher education

After insurance, real estate, retailing and pensions, the next battle for FDI is likely to be between the votaries and opponents of foreign universities opening shop in India, reports Nithin Rao.

ABOUT 40 international universities, including leading American and Canadian institutions, are in talks with the Maharashtra government to set up campuses in the knowledge triangle encompassing the Mumbai-Pune-Nashik industrial hubs.

The Andhra Pradesh government is promoting an education district and has identified 1,000 acres of land in Visakhapatnam, where international universities will be allowed to set up campuses.

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