SASTRA University in Thanjavur hosted an Indian Council of Philosophical Research lecture where Sudha Seshayyan explored connections between philosophy, science, and technology through Indian mythology.
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) commences the 2026 Intermediate exams on Monday with over 13 lakh students. Enhanced security includes CCTV, frisking, and a WhatsApp group for officials.
Karnataka State Open University announces eight honorary doctorates for its 21st convocation despite objections from Board of Management members who allege unilateral selection and plan to boycott the event.
Goa SSC announces recruitment of 390 government primary school teachers as enrollment in private unaided schools surpasses government schools for the first time, according to UDISE 2024-25 data.
Female students of Patna University marched demanding justice for a NEET aspirant who died after alleged sexual assault. Family alleges police cover-up, seeks CBI probe as SIT investigates DNA evidence.
A PhD student in Gujarat has approached the High Court alleging her guide demanded an iPad and printer as bribe, derailing her research. The court has directed the university to decide her long-pending complaint.
Karnataka Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot emphasized education as moral development at Davangere University convocation, urging youth to drive India's tech future through startups and innovation.
Karnataka Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot emphasized education as moral development at Davangere University convocation, urging youth to drive innovation and national progress.
Nayana NB, Anusha MM, Chandan VM, Aishwarya OS, and Satyamurty S shine at Davangere University convocation, winning gold medals and top ranks in PG programs. Their stories highlight resilience, family support, and overcoming financial and language barrier
Gujarat University in Ahmedabad orders inquiry and implements strict security measures after discovery of numerous empty liquor bottles on hostel premises, sparking campus outrage.
In an inspiring achievement, the son of a hamali (porter) from Karnataka, educated in Kannada medium, has secured the top position at Davangere University's convocation, highlighting the power of determination and quality education in regional languages.
NSUI activists locked Gujarat University offices in Ahmedabad, protesting staff absenteeism and late arrivals. They plan to approach the governor and education minister for action.
The Gujarat State Examination Board announced TET-1 results with a mere 12.03% pass rate. Out of 91,628 candidates, only 11,027 qualified for Class 1-5 teacher posts, with significant performance gaps across mediums.
Thousands of Georgia students plan Friday walkouts protesting ICE operations as part of National Shutdown day. School districts warn of disciplinary action while organizers coordinate staggered departures across 100+ schools.
Mangalore University is establishing a Centre of Excellence in generative AI and deep learning, funded by PM-USHA with Rs 7.69 crore, set to open within a year.
The Jharkhand Public Service Commission has announced 103 vacancies for the State Civil Services Competition 2025. Applications will be accepted online from January 31 to February 14, with prelims tentatively scheduled for March 8.
Jharkhand Academic Council launches control rooms in Ranchi, Dumka, and Palamu to ensure fair conduct of secondary and intermediate exams from February 2026, providing contact numbers and operational details.
Symbiosis International University, founded in Pune in 1971, has grown into a global education leader. With the new Rotary Peace Center, it advances peacebuilding in Asia, reflecting its ethos of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam.
Karnataka's water bell initiative in schools sees uneven adoption in Dakshina Kannada district, with officials citing management disinterest and infrastructure issues as key hurdles.
Discover how struggling with tricky maths questions teaches children that effort beats speed, errors are learning hints, and concentration carries over to other tasks.
A new study reveals that a child's language teacher significantly influences whether reading becomes a joyful passion or a tedious chore, impacting lifelong learning and cognitive development.
Students from colleges across southern and central Tamil Nadu participated in the Speak for India inter-college elocution contest zonal rounds in Madurai and Trichy, showcasing their public speaking skills on diverse topics.
West Bengal Board of Secondary Education faces challenges as teachers and officers are assigned election duties, potentially disrupting the Madhyamik examinations starting in two days.
A study reveals common parental phrases, intended to motivate school-age children, can inadvertently harm their confidence and learning. Experts suggest alternative communication strategies.
A new study reveals that seemingly minor remarks from teachers can have profound, long-lasting effects on children's self-esteem, motivation, and academic performance, highlighting the power of positive reinforcement in education.
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Preschool teachers reveal that emotional resilience, basic communication, and social adaptability matter more than academic skills for young children entering preschool.
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The Supreme Court has stayed UGC's 2026 equity regulations, citing concerns about caste definitions, potential segregation, omission of ragging provisions, and lack of sub-group protections amid student protests.