US official to visit India to follow up on Education Summit

Updated on: Saturday, November 26, 2011

A Senior State Department official is visiting India on Nov 26 as a follow up to the India-US Education Summit here last month.

Assistant Secretary of State for Education and Cultural Affairs Ann Stock will travel to India from November 26 to December 2 to follow-up on the US-India Higher Education Summit which was held in Washington in October, the State Department said.
 
Stock will visit New Delhi, Chandigarh and Chennai, where she will meet with government officials, students and members of civil society, it said in an official release.

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