In the BIS corner? Cameron's Indian signs welcome, but policy unchanged.

The article highlights British Prime Minister David Cameron's trade mission to India where he emphasized that there was no cap on the number of Indian students who can come to the country and work after their degrees if they found graduate-level jobs. Cameron's message indicates that he is leaving his neutral position on the issue of student migration and starting to understand the importance of giving an unambiguous message to the world on the excellence of the country's higher education.