The Trump administration’s funding freeze has impacted the Nehru-Fulbright Master’s Fellowship program, leading to the exclusion of Indian government officials from the 2026-2027 cohort. This move has directly affected civil servants from central and state services, who were traditionally a major part of the applicant pool. The fellowship, which provides international scholarships, has been a valuable opportunity for Indian officials to enhance their skills and knowledge through academic pursuits abroad. The decision to exclude government officials has raised concerns about the future participation of Indian candidates in the prestigious program. It remains to be seen how this development will impact the overall diversity and quality of the fellowship recipients.
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Trump’s Funding Freeze Excludes Indian Officials from Nehru-Fulbright Fellowship 2026-2027 Cohort
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