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India is among the world’s largest exporters of students, but attracts less than 1% of global inbound learners in return. A ...

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Gold and silver prices saw record highs in 2025. Global factors like central bank buying and geopolitical risks drove these surges. Indian demand remained steady but did not lead the price increases.