Australia to probe education after India attacks

Hit by an epidemic of attacks on Indians and a wiggle of fraud, Australia announced a renovation of its U.S. $ 15.5 billion intercontinental education for resolution damage in official recognition role conscription agents and qualified prospects.



The profound changes that were announced a day after Australia's chief executive persuaded New Delhi that it would make certain the safety of students, consists of a review of legislation overriding edification services out of country students, with a focus on four main areas - welfare of students, the superiority of services, regulation and sustainable development of the industry.

Announcing the trial, Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard who is also education minister, said earlier Lizberal MP Bruce Baird would head the government's review of Australia global education, the country's third largest export industry, and set it right.

Her message comes after a number of reports of racist violence against Indian students shonky private colleges offer questionable testimony visa abuse and the collapse of schools.

"Mr. Baird will hold meetings with target groups, including state and territory governments, legislative bodies, education providers, student bodies and diplomatic missions," she said in a statement.

"He will also draw from the results of the international students round-table conference discussion will be held in Canberra in early September," Gillard said, a day after viewing the External Affairs Minister SM Krishna met the Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and his counterpart Stephen Smith and discussed the problems that the Indian students Down Under.

Baird admitted that Australia's reputation had been damaged in the past, and says he believes the community will be eager for action, which refers to being perceived as racist or insensitive about the students who come to the country.