New Delhi, May 27 -- Mining giant Vedanta's Founder and Executive Chairman, Anil Agarwal, in a social media post, flagged a big opportunity for India to create Harvards and MITs in the nation amid the ongoing Harvard-Trump row over revoking authority to sponsor U.S. visas for international students.

"Amidst global uncertainty, there is a big opportunity for India, beyond manufacturing. Higher education. More and more Indians want a world-class education. The West is closing its doors. The 800 Indian students at Harvard are facing this unfortunate circumstance," said Agarwal in his post on LinkedIn.

Emphasising the need for the nation's youth to pursue "world-class education," Anil Agarwal highlighted that India should build Harvards and...