Prime Minister Anthony Albanese touched down in India overnight, where he was given a ceremonial welcome before participating in Holi festival. Albanese’s visit will include stops at Ahmedabad, Mumbai and New Delhi. MORE: 9News
More Indian students who study in Australia will have their degrees recognised when they return home and "if you're a member of Australia's large Indian diaspora, you'll be able to feel more confident that your Indian qualifications will be recognised in Australia".
"It is the most comprehensive and ambitious arrangement agreed to by India with any country," Albanese said. "And it provides a solid basis for our tertiary institutions to consider new ways of partnering with each other."
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