February 24, 2006
India Gives Go-Ahead to Campuses Abroad
In a reversal of an earlier decision, the Indian government said this month that the prestigious Indian Institutes of Management could set up shop abroad after all — provided that they amend certain laws under which they function and take steps to meet the increasing domestic demand for M.B.A. degrees.
In December the Ministry of Human Resource Development, which is in charge of education, rejected a proposal by the Indian Institute of Management at Bangalore to set up a
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