Staff from Galgotias University abruptly vacated their stall at an AI summit to avoid questions following a controversy involving a Chinese robot, sparking debate over academic transparency and international collaborations in tech events.
Galgotias University is under scrutiny after a viral video from the India AI Impact Summit 2026 showed a China-made robotic dog presented as its own innovation, sparking controversy over academic integrity.
Galgotias University was asked to vacate its stall at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 after a robotic dog displayed as an in-house innovation was identified as a commercially available Chinese product, sparking a debate on indigenous AI claims.
A new report by SuperGrads identifies key skills often neglected by IPMAT aspirants, emphasizing their importance for success in the IIM entrance exam and future management careers.
OpenAI announces deep institutional partnerships with six leading Indian universities and three major edtech platforms to embed AI across campuses, aiming to support over 100,000 students and faculty.
A video of a dog named 'Dogesh bhai' sitting in an IIT Bombay classroom has gone viral on social media, amassing over 2 million views and sparking widespread online discussion.
Galgotias University has been ordered to vacate its venue for the India AI Summit amid a controversy involving a robot dog purchased from China, sparking security concerns and national debates.
The Delhi government has introduced a pioneering AI-driven education model in CM Shri Schools, aiming to enhance learning outcomes and personalize education for students by 2026.
A Lucknow University professor allegedly slapped a student who corrected a teaching error, sparking student protests and demands for disciplinary action from university authorities.
Jagadguru Ramanandacharya Rajasthan Sanskrit University in Jaipur prohibits academic staff from discussing with non-teaching staff to enhance efficiency, sparking teacher protests over freedom.
Rayat Bahra University in Jalandhar celebrated National Women's Day with a series of events, including a seminar on women's empowerment and a cultural program, highlighting the achievements of women in various fields.
Amid protests over the ISI Bill 2025, the officiating director states other centers lack critical strength for independence while students and faculty demonstrate against potential headquarters relocation from Kolkata.
Loreto College in Kolkata plans to introduce commerce, BBA, and new programs in data science, computer science, and GIS, pending UGC approval for autonomous status.
Sushma Pradeep Moghe, a 78-year-old grandmother, stole the spotlight at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya's convocation by securing a gold medal in MA Marathi, inspiring attendees with her academic achievement.
Bangalore University is revamping its departmental museums with Rs 1 crore from PM-USHA, upgrading facilities for 3000 BC artifacts, 1937 elephant foetus, and digitizing 9th-century Kannada manuscripts.
A 20-year-old GITAM student in Bengaluru allegedly died by suicide, jumping from a hostel lift duct. Police investigate negligence as family files a complaint under BNS Section 106.
Delhi University's first FYUP batch graduates in May, but postgraduate institutions like JNU lack one-year MA structures, creating a bottleneck for students promised shorter Master's degrees under NEP.
The Department of Applied Chemistry at MSU Vadodara inaugurated a renovated MSc laboratory funded by Sun Pharmaceutical's CSR initiative. The Rs 40 lakh upgrade enhances research infrastructure with modern equipment and safety features.
International students pursuing education abroad often rely on high-interest bank loans from home countries, forcing many into gig economy jobs to manage tuition fees and living expenses.
Nalanda Open University is redesigning its courses to enhance graduate employability and has adopted five villages under Unnat Bharat Abhiyan to foster rural development through academic expertise.
University College London reaches out-of-court settlement with over 6,000 students, including 30 Indians, for COVID and strike disruptions. This paves way for legal action against 36 more UK universities affecting 100,000 students.
Shivaji University's biotechnology department has signed an MoU with five alumni-led startups to provide research, employment, and training opportunities for students, aiming to foster entrepreneurship and local innovation.
Visvesvaraya Technological University's Mysuru centre hosts Yukti 2026, a two-day techno-cultural fest on Feb 19-20, featuring 53 engineering colleges and over 22 competitions.
Dibrugarh University's community radio station, Radio Gyanmalinee, distributed radio sets to residents of Pujashree and Asha Old Age Homes, fostering companionship and connection through music and stories.
Gurucharan University in Silchar documented 29 bird species during its sixth annual Campus Bird Count, part of the global Great Backyard Bird Count initiative, highlighting campus biodiversity and student engagement in conservation.
Online registration for booking stalls at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2027 is now open from February 16, 2026, to March 31, 2026. The fair will be held at Bharat Mandapam from January 16-24, 2027, featuring pavilions, conferences, and cultural programs.
Regional Commissioner KM Janaki will investigate alleged illegal appointment of assistant registrar at Karnataka State Folklore University following syndicate complaint about fake documents.
The Council of Architecture warns Mumbai University and state government about potential withdrawal of approval for Sir J J School of Architecture's B Arch program due to persistent faculty vacancies and infrastructure deficiencies.
NEET PG cutoff plummets to 14, raising concerns. Syrup and water contamination linked to death row cases. New waste management rules face criticism for implementation flaws.
Indira Gandhi National Open University has announced the provisional schedule for June 2026 Term-End Examinations, running from June 1 to July 15 with dual daily shifts. Students must verify details and report discrepancies by February 27.