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62 Graduate Candidates in Bihar Assembly Polls

Bihar elections see unprecedented educational qualifications with 62 candidates holding graduate or higher degrees. Discover which parties fielded the most educated candidates.

Sri Lankan PM Meets Hindu College Alumni in Delhi

Sri Lankan Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya connects with Hindu College alumni during a special gathering in Delhi, fostering international educational ties and diplomatic relations between India and Sri Lanka.

India's R&D Spending Stagnates at 0.7% of GDP

New data reveals India's R&D expenditure remains stagnant at 0.7% of GDP, with private sector contribution lagging despite government incentives. Discover the challenges and opportunities in India's innovation ecosystem.

UP's 3-Day Train the Trainer Programme from Nov 3

Uttar Pradesh government initiates comprehensive training programme for master trainers in Lucknow, focusing on enhancing educational quality across the state through capacity building.

Chandigarh: India's New Education Capital

Chandigarh emerges as India's premier higher education model with unprecedented university density, innovative teaching methods, and industry-aligned curriculum transforming the educational landscape.

UP Schools Closed Oct 28 for Chhath Puja 2025

Several districts in Uttar Pradesh will observe school holidays on October 28, 2025, as educational institutions close for Chhath Puja celebrations. Check the complete list of affected districts.

Kerala's PM SHRI Scheme Controversy Explained

The PM SHRI initiative faces mounting opposition in Kerala as political tensions escalate over educational reforms and central government influence in state affairs.

BMRCL Ad Tenders: Transparency Demands Grow

Growing concerns over Bangalore Metro's opaque advertising tender process spark demands for reform. Experts reveal how transparency could boost revenue and public trust.

Library Fine Reveals Hidden Educational Inequality

A poignant personal story from Chandigarh reveals how a small library fine became a profound lesson about privilege, access to education, and the invisible barriers many students face in India.

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