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OPINION | Choosing the right country: Factors that matter beyond tuition fees

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By Lakshmi Iyer
| The Week (India) Verified
For many students who wish to study abroad, tuition fees are often the first and sometimes the only consideration of a destination. However, studying abroad involves more than just the cost of education; factors such as the cost of living, job opportunities, visa policies, education quality, and career prospects also influence whether it provides good value for money. The demand for education abroad is high globally.
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Book Excerpt: 'Why Is My Skin Brown?' By Lakshmi Iyer

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By Lakshmi Iyer
| She The People
Sarayu has always known she looks a little different from her friends at school. But she has never thought too much about it, until a sudden move to India turns her world upside down. Now she’s surrounded by cousins, aunties, neighbours and even a grandmother who all seem to have strong opinions about how she looks … especially her skin colour. So many questions swirl in Sarayu’s mind. Why do people care so much about brown skin colour? Why does her Nani keep calling her kaali?
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AI Is Reshaping the World — Foundations Must Revisit Their Strategy Chantal Forster Independent AI Advisor, Warren West Advisory Lakshmi Iyer Managing Director, FSG

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By Chantal Forster, Lakshmi Iyer, Lauren Chan
| Center for Effective Philantropy
AI is not just changing the way foundations work — it is changing the world that philanthropy is trying to change. In 2026, we believe that foundations must go beyond responding to disruption or treating AI as an operational tool and actively examine how it is reshaping their impact strategies and their underlying theories of change — treating it both as a risk to manage and a leverage point to unlock new possibilities.
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