<p>More than 20,000 Indian students who were forced to return home from Ukraine during the war are now heading back to the war-torn country to complete their studies. </p>.<p>Most of the returnees are medical students studying in fourth, fifth and sixth year of their courses in Ukrainian medical universities, as per a <a href="https://indianexpress.com/article/education/months-after-they-fled-war-indian-students-start-making-the-journey-back-to-ukraine-8153880/" target="_blank">report</a> by <em>The Indian Express.</em></p>.<p>Many students decided to go back to Ukraine as they found it difficult to transfer to Indian varsities besides needing hands-on training to complete their degree. </p>.<p>At the height of the war, the students had mostly left through Poland, Hungary, Slovakia or Romania, but now, as they return, they have been doing so via Moldova, a small country in south-west of Ukraine. </p>.<p>As the Ukrainian airspace is still closed, the students have been flying from Delhi to Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, with an eight-hour layover at Istanbul. They have been relying on bus journeys to enter Ukraine.</p>
<p>More than 20,000 Indian students who were forced to return home from Ukraine during the war are now heading back to the war-torn country to complete their studies. </p>.<p>Most of the returnees are medical students studying in fourth, fifth and sixth year of their courses in Ukrainian medical universities, as per a <a href="https://indianexpress.com/article/education/months-after-they-fled-war-indian-students-start-making-the-journey-back-to-ukraine-8153880/" target="_blank">report</a> by <em>The Indian Express.</em></p>.<p>Many students decided to go back to Ukraine as they found it difficult to transfer to Indian varsities besides needing hands-on training to complete their degree. </p>.<p>At the height of the war, the students had mostly left through Poland, Hungary, Slovakia or Romania, but now, as they return, they have been doing so via Moldova, a small country in south-west of Ukraine. </p>.<p>As the Ukrainian airspace is still closed, the students have been flying from Delhi to Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, with an eight-hour layover at Istanbul. They have been relying on bus journeys to enter Ukraine.</p>