Indians cool on 'American Dream' as EU opens up
CHENNAI/ BENGALURU/ AMSTERDAM: A. Shrinikheathan is breaking from his family's tradition of studying in the United States, opting instead for a master's degree in Germany. The 22-year-old Chennai engineering graduate is learning German and taking a language proficiency test as he applies for courses, drawn by the low cost of studying in Germany and its traditionally strong industry links. His decision reflects young Indians' growing interest in European universities as the India-EU trade deal's…

