A vast untapped pool of skilled Indian migrants could be used to teach Hindi in Australian schools and universities, according to a new report.
The report, published by Australia India Institute, a Melbourne based think tank, argues for the inclusion of Hindi in the Australian school curriculum, saying that it should be an essential part of the Commonwealth’s Asia policy.
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