Australian Consul-Basic visits Acharya Nagarjuna College in Guntur

As a part of selling training ties with main universities in Andhra Pradesh, Australian Consul-Basic in Chennai Sarah Kirlew visited Acharya Nagarjuna College right here on Tuesday, October 31.

At a programme held on this connection on the campus, she mentioned analysis research had been excellent on the Centre for Australian Research within the college. Seven of the highest 100 universities on the earth are from Australia, she added.

‘’A cordial ambiance exists between India and Australia and each are multicultural. There are many alternatives for training and tourism between the 2 nations,’‘ Ms. Kirlew mentioned.

‘’Many Indian merchandise are being exported to Australia and the variety of Indians settling there was growing considerably. Virtually one lakh Indians are coming to check in Australia and lots of of them have been getting fellowships and scholarships,’‘ she mentioned.

P. Raja Sekhar, Vice-Chancellor of the college, defined the contributions of the Centre for Australian Research within the college.