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== Koreans invade DU Hindi class ==

SOUTH KOREANS it seems are the foreigners most eager to pick up Hindi — and they want to do it fast. The majority of students enrolled for the short-term Hindi courses at Delhi University are South Koreans. Reason? Great job prospects in India with Korean majors Samsung, LG and Hyundai.

M.J. Park, director, Korea Trade Investment Promotion Agency, says that with 200 Korean companies already here and many more showing interest, India has emerged as the land of oppor tunity. “Earlier, Korea’s attention was on China. But now the scope for growth is greater in India,” says Park.