The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted raids at 19 locations in Mumbai, Delhi, and Gurugram as part of a Rs 137 crore embezzlement case involving Dentsu India and Suumaya Group, uncovering cash, foreign currency, and gold bars. The investigation relates to fraudulent financial transactions tied to the Need to Feed programme, with allegations of inflated turnover and stock price manipulation. Dentsu India has denied involvement in the alleged fraud, emphasizing cooperation with authorities and previous reporting of suspected wrongdoing.
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Chinese students at UK universities face ‘acute’ integration challenges: report
Chinese university students in the UK face significant integration challenges, including English language proficiency issues, unfamiliarity with non-Chinese social media, and a lack of targeted career support from universities, as highlighted in a report by HEPI and Uoffer Global. With Chinese students accounting for a quarter of international students in the UK and contributing £2.3 billion annually in tuition fees, British institutions are urged to enhance support services to improve integration, benefiting both the campus...
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