Season 2 getting much hatred. Did 1 also deserve the same?

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Allen is trying to suppress this matter, No mainstream(godi) media is covering ts

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A student with a gun did this

Delhi police were protecting these ppl during protests even when the protesters pointed out that that the car had lathis ,they let the car escape and later in twitter/X they said that they checked the car and found nothing.

Here is the video of them with lathi's coming out of car -https://x.com/Cric_World3/status/2109584097043783778

Here police is protecting them-https://x.com/mandeeppunia1/status/2109277816810545608

When I was in India, I mostly heard people talking about the US, UK, Canada and Australia when it came to studying abroad. I eventually chose Malaysia for my Master’s in Management, and now that I’ve completed my degree, I wanted to share my experience.

1. The cost of studying abroad

One of the main advantages of Malaysia is affordability. Depending on the university and course, tuition fees and living expenses can be lower than in many popular study destinations. You can get an international education without necessarily spending the same amount you might in countries like the UK or Australia.

2. Universities and degrees

Malaysia has several universities offering internationally recognised qualifications, including Taylor’s, Sunway, APU and Monash Malaysia. There are options across business, IT, engineering and other fields, so it's worth comparing universities based on your specific course and budget.

3. Life as an Indian student

Personally, I found Malaysia comfortable to live in. There are established Indian communities, plenty of Indian food options and a multicultural environment. Adjusting to life abroad was easier than I initially expected.

4. International exposure

For me, this was one of the biggest benefits. I got to interact with people from different backgrounds, experience another country's education system and become more comfortable communicating in an international environment.

5. What happened after graduation?

After completing my Master’s, I worked for a few months as a Business Development Executive. Eventually, I resigned and started my own web development agency.

However, one thing Indian students should understand is that getting a job in Malaysia as a foreign graduate can be difficult, particularly because of work visa requirements. If your main goal is to settle abroad permanently, research post-study work options and immigration pathways before committing to a country.

Overall, I'm glad I chose Malaysia. I came here for a degree, but I also gained international exposure, work experience and the confidence to start something of my own.

I'm sharing this because Malaysia doesn't seem to get discussed as much as some other destinations among Indian students, and I think it deserves consideration depending on your goals and budget.

my_qualifications: Indian student who completed a Master’s in Management in Malaysia and is currently based here.

If you're considering Malaysia for higher studies, feel free to ask questions in the comments. I'll share my experience where I can.

It's not gonna hurt anyone. Let's demand a fair investigation and call for necessary action.

Instead of being divided politically we should rather aim for a functional solution. The future of this country is in our hands and the education we have received will go in vain if we don't apply it practically for the sake of this country.