In the last five years, 633 Indian students have died abroad due to various causes, including natural reasons, accidents, and medical conditions, according to Kirti Vardhan Singh, the Minister of State for External Affairs. This highlights the challenges faced by Indian students studying in other countries.
The highest number of deaths occurred in Canada, with 172 cases. Other countries with significant numbers include the US (108), the UK (58), Australia (57), and Russia (37). There were also incidents in Germany (24), Ukraine (18), and China (8), among others.
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Additionally, 19 Indian students died in attacks during this period, with Canada and the US again having the highest numbers. These statistics show that Indian students face safety risks beyond health and accidents.
Many Indian students aspire to study abroad, particularly in countries like the US, UK, and Canada, for their renowned education systems and career opportunities. However, these dreams can sometimes turn into nightmares. Recent statistics highlight the growing risks faced by Indian students abroad.
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In 2024, around 20 Indian students died in the US due to various causes, sparking safety concerns.
An analysis reveals that these incidents resulted from suspicious shootings, kidnappings, environmental hazards like carbon monoxide poisoning and hypothermia, mental health issues leading to suicides, and violent crimes.
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The Indian government is focused on ensuring the safety of its students abroad. Indian embassies and consulates keep in regular touch with students to offer support and assistance.
Apart from fatalities, deportations are another concern. In the past three years, 48 Indian students were deported from the US.
The reasons for deportation, though not officially shared, often include unauthorized employment, not attending classes, being expelled or suspended, and not reporting employment for practical training. These actions can lead to visa issues and deportation.
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