MAHE Honors Blind Women's Cricket Team for World Cup Victory
Manipal Academy of Higher Education honored the Indian Blind Women's Cricket Team for their historic T20 World Cup win, highlighting inclusion and launching a Braille-enabled credit card.
Category : Higher Education
Bihar Minister Inaugurates Umang-2026 Student Competition
Education Minister Sunil Kumar launched the state-level Umang-2026 competition for technical students at Patliputra Sports Complex, featuring sports, literary, and cultural events.
NOU Webinar Urges Better Graduate Skills for Bihar Employment
A two-day webinar by Nalanda Open University concluded with experts emphasizing the need to improve communication skills among Bihar's graduates to boost their employability across sectors.
Oklahoma Governor Bans Tenure at Regional Universities
Governor Kevin Stitt's executive order ends tenure for new faculty at Oklahoma's regional public universities and community colleges, shifting to performance-based contracts.
NCrF to Revolutionize Education with Flexible, Competency-Based Systems
At the Deshpande Foundation's Development Dialogue, experts discussed the National Credit Framework's potential to transform education from LKG to PhD, emphasizing flexible pathways, language labs for engineers, and industry-aligned curricula.
CIT Campus Security Unchanged After Triple Murder, Safety Issues Remain
Despite assurances, the CIT campus in Chennai still suffers from broken walls, poor CCTV coverage, and lax entry checks, raising serious safety concerns for students and staff after a recent triple murder.
Punjab Science Congress 2024: Empowering Youth for Viksit Bharat
The 29th Punjab Science Congress commenced in Chandigarh, gathering over 1,000 experts to discuss cutting-edge science, innovation, and youth empowerment for national development.
Environmental Workshop Ends at Kurukshetra University
A skill-oriented environmental workshop at Kurukshetra University concluded, focusing on practical training for students in sustainability and conservation efforts.
Harvard Plans to Limit A Grades to Combat Grade Inflation
Harvard University faculty committee proposes capping A grades at 20% per course to reverse decades of grade inflation and restore meaning to academic excellence. The plan would take effect in 2026-27.
IIM Ahmedabad Cluster 2 Placements Conclude for PGP 2026
IIM Ahmedabad has successfully completed the second cluster of final placements for the PGP Class of 2026, featuring 29 recruiters across six key industry cohorts including consumer goods and conglomerates.
Jamia Millia Islamia at Bharat Parv 2026 Architecture Exhibition
Jamia Millia Islamia's Department of Architecture participated in the Council of Architecture's 'Srujan 2.0' exhibition at Bharat Parv 2026, displaying student models and Bhimakali Temple documentation to highlight India's architectural heritage.
XISS Platinum Jubilee Conference on AI Governance Begins
Xavier Institute of Social Service inaugurates a three-day international conference focusing on ethical AI governance, sustainable development, and balancing profit with purpose.
UAE Mandates English for Math and Science in Private Schools
The UAE Ministry of Education has mandated English instruction for Advanced Mathematics and Science in private schools, with phased implementation from 2026-2027 to enhance global competitiveness.
Sagebrook International School Inaugurates Campus in Hyderabad
Sagebrook International School inaugurated its new campus in West Hyderabad, marking a collaboration with Whitgift School, UK, to enhance curriculum and faculty development.
H-1B Visa Changes Reshape Indian Professionals' Global Ambitions
As H-1B visa rules tighten, Indian professionals are shifting strategies. New data reveals 61% now prefer remote global roles over relocation, while employers face hiring challenges. Discover how mobility is being redefined.
IGNOU MBA Admissions Open for January 2026 Session
IGNOU invites applications for its AICTE-recognised MBA programmes for the January 2026 session. Offered via Open and Distance Learning, the courses cover specialisations like finance and marketing, with eligibility requiring a Bachelor's degree and 50% m
Art Appreciation Course Starts Feb 18 in Lucknow
A new art appreciation course is launching in Lucknow on February 18th, offering residents a chance to explore artistic techniques and history. The program aims to enhance cultural engagement in the city.
DU Faculty Warn Renaming College Could Trigger Land Disputes
Teachers at Dyal Singh College have written to Delhi University's Academic Council, opposing a proposal to rename the evening college after Banda Singh Bahadur. They warn this could violate the 1978 transfer deed, trigger land disputes, and degrade academ
IIT PhDs in High Demand for Corporate R&D Roles
Indian Institutes of Technology PhD graduates are increasingly recruited by top companies for research and development positions, marking a shift from traditional academic careers to industry innovation partnerships.
OCA Northern Chapter Alumni Meet in Chandigarh This Saturday
The Old Cottonians Association's Northern Chapter organizes a grand alumni meet in Chandigarh on February 7, featuring golf, cricket, and a dinner to strengthen bonds among Bishop Cotton School, Shimla, former students.
SC Directs Scholarship Disbursal, Punjab Owes Rs 930 Crore
The Supreme Court has mandated states to clear pending scholarship funds, highlighting mental health impacts on students. Punjab faces Rs 930 crore in unpaid dues for SC students from 2017-2020, affecting over 5.5 lakh beneficiaries.
University VC Emphasizes Constitutional Values in Dharwad
Karnatak University Vice-Chancellor inaugurated a walkathon and seminar, urging citizens to uphold constitutional principles as part of a Dharwad-Hubballi initiative.
VTU Tightens Innovation Course Rules, Introduces ASI Studies
Visvesvaraya Technological University makes prototype building compulsory for innovation course credit, introduces mobile app for tracking. Also announces Artificial Super Intelligence curriculum from next year.
MSU Hostels Host Inter-Hostel Sports Fest 2026
Maharaja Sayajirao University's Halls of Residence organized a vibrant Inter-Hostel Sports Fest 2026, featuring 700 students from 16 hostels competing in diverse indoor and outdoor events, with M V Hall and S D Hall emerging as top performers.
Purulia Med Student Assaulted, Two Seniors Suspended
A first-year student at Deben Mahata Govt Medical College in Purulia was brutally assaulted by 15 seniors. Two primary accused have been suspended and evicted from the hostel following an anti-ragging committee investigation.
Digital Pathshalas Boost Tribal Education in Andhra Pradesh
Alluri Sitharama Raju district launches two Digital Pathshalas in Guttulaputtu and Lochaliputtu, providing computers and digital resources to tribal students. The initiative, supported by Aarohan NGO and IRCTC, focuses on technology-enabled learning and t
Speak for India Debate: Mumbai University Student Yash Patil Wins
Yash Patil from Mumbai University won the 11th Speak for India state-level debate finale. Students debated gig economy, AI regulation, and equal pay for women athletes. Saina Nehwal and BMC Commissioner attended.
GeoAI Framework Assesses Bihar School Flood Vulnerability
Researchers from CUSB and Arizona State University create a GeoAI-based framework to evaluate school exposure to flood-depth scenarios in Bihar's flood-prone regions, aiming to enhance disaster-resilient educational infrastructure.
Bihar Approves 213 New Degree Colleges in Rural Blocks
The Bihar government has sanctioned the establishment of new degree colleges in 213 identified blocks, including four in Buxar district, to make undergraduate education more accessible and reduce dropout rates.
Anwesha 2024 at IIT Patna Begins with Cultural and Tech Events
The 15th edition of IIT Patna's Anwesha festival started with vibrant events, featuring 32 competitions and celebrity performances, focusing on rebirth and creativity.
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