Ten women achievers in science and technology were honored with a high tea hosted by Odisha Deputy Chief Minister Pravati Parida ahead of International Women's Day. The event recognized contributions from academics, researchers, and startup founders.
Higher Education Minister Suryabanshi Suraj urges Sailabala Women's College students to call off agitation as government examines criteria for university upgrade, citing infrastructure and staffing requirements.
Yale University students organized a teach-in urging action against ICE activity in New Haven and demanding divestment from companies like Palantir Technologies, citing ethical concerns over immigration enforcement.
Governor Jeff Landry has requested the U.S. Department of Education to investigate all public colleges in Louisiana, alleging that diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives constitute discrimination under federal civil rights law.
Harvard University has placed senior mathematics professor Martin Nowak on paid administrative leave and launched a formal investigation into his ties with Jeffrey Epstein following new federal document releases.
The UPSC exam explores whether globalisation threatens India's rich diversity and pluralism or transforms it positively, analyzing cultural, economic, and social impacts.
Bhuri Singh Museum in Himachal Pradesh organized a specialized numismatics workshop for history students, focusing on coin analysis and historical research techniques to enhance academic learning.
Chitkara University in Chandigarh has inaugurated a groundbreaking LinkedIn Experience Zone, an AI-enabled immersive learning space designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and professional success.
Larry Summers resigns from all Harvard academic positions following disclosures of extensive ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The departure ends his 50-year association with the university.
A three-day national conference at IIT (ISM) Dhanbad explores connections between ancient Indian knowledge systems and contemporary scientific disciplines, featuring scholars from across India.
IIM Indore launches a 24-week Executive Programme in Generative and Agentic AI to help professionals move beyond ad-hoc AI use to measurable business transformation, addressing the productivity paradox in Indian workplaces.
A student at the Sports University of Haryana in Sonepat attempted suicide, with authorities investigating the incident and providing medical care. The case highlights concerns over student mental health and campus safety.
Anant National University has officially launched Festival 2026, marking its first-ever student festival with a focus on innovation, creativity, and community engagement.
Oakridge International School hosted the 9th edition of Oakridge Codefest 2026, bringing together over 160 student innovators from leading schools. The event featured groundbreaking projects in HealthTech, robotics, cybersecurity, and more, highlighting t
Contemporary fine arts education emphasizes structured learning, technical skill development, and cultural context. BFA programs like AAFT Noida's guide artists through disciplined practice, balancing creativity with method.
The Maharashtra government has established a task force to investigate digital addiction among children, with a report due before the next legislative session.
IGNOU extends registration for January 2026 session to February 28, 2026. Apply for UG, PG, diploma, and certificate courses in ODL and Online modes. Follow step-by-step guide for registration.
In Indore, the fourth year of the National Education Policy's UG programme has limited student uptake, with only around 3% of third-year students continuing. Career timelines and unclear advantages for professional courses drive this trend.
Punjab Agricultural University's GS Khush Institute hosted an international workshop focusing on digital tools like remote sensing and data analytics to enhance sustainable agriculture and global food security through collaboration.
SRM University-AP inaugurated INFINITUS 2026, a national techno-cultural festival with over 6,000 participants. The 4-day event features 25+ technical competitions, workshops, and live concerts.
Delhi's Education Minister inaugurated new infrastructure projects at Agrasen College, including a library and sports complex, to enhance student facilities.
IIM Nagpur withdraws suspensions and exam bans for MBA students following campus protests over disciplinary actions for off-campus partying. Students allowed to take exams with assurances of no academic loss.
IIT Guwahati has opened the objection window for GATE 2026 provisional answer key. Candidates can challenge answers via GOAPS portal until February 28, 2026, with a fee of Rs 500 per question.
Four Indian American researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and MIT have been selected as 2026 Sloan Research Fellows, a prestigious early-career award in science. Their work spans cryptography, AI safety, statistics, and quantum computing.
The University Grants Commission has identified 32 fake universities across India, including Magic and Art University in Faridabad, warning that degrees from these institutions are invalid for government jobs and higher education.
The 7 UP Naval Unit NCC at Banaras Hindu University conducted a comprehensive kayaking training program for 60 cadets at Assi Ghat, focusing on river navigation and teamwork under expert supervision.
Govt Arts and Science College for Women in Coimbatore has asked the state government for 410 additional seats and new science and postgraduate programs, citing high demand from first-generation graduates and economically weaker sections.
In 1826, Ahmedabad witnessed the establishment of two government vernacular schools, a key reform under Mountstuart Elphinstone that shaped modern education while preserving indigenous traditions.
Four girl researchers from rural and tribal backgrounds in Bengaluru will be felicitated on National Science Day, February 26, for their achievements in science.
Recent NEET-PG cut-off changes in Telangana have led to 84% of seats going to state govt quota, with many candidates scoring below 100/800. Doctors warn this threatens medical education standards and patient safety.