UK Universities Get Green Light for India Campuses
Explore how UK universities setting up campuses in India could transform higher education, reduce student costs, and create new academic opportunities under the UGC's new framework.
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2-Minute Memory Boost: Science-Backed Method
Discover how a simple 2-minute technique can significantly enhance your memory retention and cognitive performance, according to groundbreaking neuroscience research.
Indian MBBS student survives brain stroke in Russia, airlifted home
In a dramatic rescue mission, a 22-year-old Indian medical student suffered a sudden brain stroke while studying in Russia and was airlifted to Jaipur for emergency treatment. Read about his harrowing journey and recovery.
Daily Drinking May Shrink Brain, Increase Dementia Risk
Groundbreaking research suggests that even moderate daily alcohol consumption may reduce brain volume and increase dementia risk. Discover what the science says about your drinking habits.
Strathclyde University Launches ML & Deep Learning MSc for 2026
Discover University of Strathclyde's groundbreaking MSc programs in Machine Learning and Deep Learning starting January 2026. Learn about eligibility criteria, scholarship opportunities, and how to apply for these cutting-edge courses in Glasgow.
India's Cancer Research Gap: Economic Growth Fails to Bridge Divide
Groundbreaking research exposes troubling inequalities in India's cancer studies since 2001, showing regional imbalances and funding gaps despite economic growth. Discover which states and cancers are being neglected.
Foreign Students Return to Gujarat Vidyapith After Pandemic
After pandemic disruptions, international students from 12+ countries are back at Gujarat Vidyapith for regular academic programmes, marking a significant return to normalcy in Indian education.
US Universities Reject Trump's Education Order
Leading American universities are rejecting Trump's controversial higher education policy that aimed to promote 'patriotic education'. Find out why this matters for international students from India.
Police Officer's Ethical Dilemma: VIP vs Public Duty
Explore a compelling case study about a police officer's ethical dilemma between VIP security protocols and public service duty. Essential reading for UPSC aspirants and civil service professionals.
54% Indian Students Use AI for University Selection
Groundbreaking report reveals 54% of Indian students planning overseas education are turning to AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini for university selection guidance, marking a major shift in study abroad decision-making.
Russia Plans 70-Mile Alaska Tunnel Under Bering Strait
Kremlin envoy reveals feasibility study underway for ambitious transcontinental tunnel connecting Russia and Alaska. Could this mega-project reshape global trade and geopolitics?
2 Hours Weekly Exercise Reduces Back & Joint Pain: UK Study
Groundbreaking research from the UK shows how minimal exercise - only 120 minutes per week - can significantly reduce chronic back and joint discomfort. Discover simple, effective routines anyone can do.
Green Crackers Cut Pollution by 30%: CSIR Study
New CSIR research confirms green fireworks produce significantly less air pollution while maintaining festive sparkle. Discover how these eco-alternatives can transform your Diwali celebrations.
India CSR Study: Small Budgets Overspend, Big Budgets Struggle
Groundbreaking research exposes India's corporate social responsibility spending paradox: smaller companies exceed budgets while larger corporations face implementation challenges in their CSR initiatives.
Coin removed from girl's throat after 15 years
In an extraordinary medical achievement, Himachal Pradesh doctors successfully removed a 25-paise coin that was lodged in a young woman's food pipe for 15 years, ending her decade-long suffering.
Brain Power Peaks Later Than You Think: Study
Groundbreaking research challenges conventional wisdom about cognitive decline, showing your brain reaches its sharpest point much later in life than previously believed.
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