<p>The vaccine against Covid-19 is around the corner and nations across the globe are working hard to get citizens vaccinated. While the world looks forward to a faster recovery from the pandemic, the question mark on the future of education abroad remains.</p>.<p>Covid-19 has totally disrupted the plans of students who wanted to pursue higher education outside of India. Most students are not sure if they should opt for online classes or wait until regular classes begin. Safety also remains a concern. In such an uncertain scenario, what should Indian students do? What options do they have and how can they make the right decision?</p>.<p>In today's edition of DH Sparks, we will discuss and debate the issue of foreign education for Indian students.</p>.<p><strong>Watch the webinar Live here:</strong> </p>.<p><strong>Speakers:</strong></p>.<p>1. Janaka Pushpanathan, Director South India, British Council</p>.<p>2. Maya Sundararajan, Regional Officer, United States - India Educational Foundation, Chennai</p>.<p>3. Uma Aswani, Educationist and Counsellor</p>.<p>The show will be moderated by Prajwal Suvarna, Journalist, Deccan Herald</p>
<p>The vaccine against Covid-19 is around the corner and nations across the globe are working hard to get citizens vaccinated. While the world looks forward to a faster recovery from the pandemic, the question mark on the future of education abroad remains.</p>.<p>Covid-19 has totally disrupted the plans of students who wanted to pursue higher education outside of India. Most students are not sure if they should opt for online classes or wait until regular classes begin. Safety also remains a concern. In such an uncertain scenario, what should Indian students do? What options do they have and how can they make the right decision?</p>.<p>In today's edition of DH Sparks, we will discuss and debate the issue of foreign education for Indian students.</p>.<p><strong>Watch the webinar Live here:</strong> </p>.<p><strong>Speakers:</strong></p>.<p>1. Janaka Pushpanathan, Director South India, British Council</p>.<p>2. Maya Sundararajan, Regional Officer, United States - India Educational Foundation, Chennai</p>.<p>3. Uma Aswani, Educationist and Counsellor</p>.<p>The show will be moderated by Prajwal Suvarna, Journalist, Deccan Herald</p>