The UAE Ministry of Education has launched a comprehensive AI policy for schools, prohibiting use for students under 13 and setting strict rules on ethics, data privacy, and academic integrity to foster critical thinking.
Punjab Agricultural University's College of Horticulture and Forestry held an expert session promoting AI-driven smart farming, highlighting career opportunities in agri-tech and digital marketing.
The Delhi University Literature Festival concluded successfully, featuring discussions on literature, politics, and culture, with notable speakers and enthusiastic student participation.
AICTE data shows Computer Science enrollment has nearly doubled in five years, while civil, mechanical, and electronics seats remain vacant. Experts warn this imbalance could reshape job markets and weaken infrastructure talent pipelines.
Despite Supreme Court recognition of menstrual health as a fundamental right, Lucknow University students report inadequate facilities including non-functional vending machines and poor washroom conditions.
Savitribai Phule Pune University delays first-semester PG results for two months due to indecision on implementing stricter state government passing rules, causing student anxiety.
Lucknow University has issued directives for affiliated colleges to renew undergraduate and postgraduate courses and for new colleges to apply for affiliation, following the Uttar Pradesh government's revised timetable for the 2026–27 session.
Nagpur University VC Manali Kshirsagar emphasizes that students judge universities by timely exams, accurate results, and quick problem-solving rather than long-term visions, highlighting the need for balanced governance in higher education.
The anti-raggin committee at DAVV's Institute of Engineering and Technology has recommended the expulsion of four BTech students following a serious ragging complaint. Eight others were removed from the hostel and fined, with three barred from campus plac
Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) announces a new initiative where students will build prototypes to enhance skills, with plans for a dedicated app to document the process through photos and videos.
Panjab University has initiated an inquiry into construction-related issues dating back to 2009, following an affidavit submission. Complaints allege quality lapses, cost revisions, and missing records, with a 2018 committee noting 'many lapses'.
Tamil Nadu's gross enrolment ratio in higher education has reached 50%, significantly higher than the national average of 28.4%. State government schemes like 'Naan Mudhalvan' and 'Pudhumai Penn' are credited for this achievement, with strong gender parit
Delhi University Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh appeals for peace following violent clashes during a protest rally. Police confirm cross-FIRs registered as investigations continue into the incident involving a YouTuber and student groups.
TAHDCO invites applications from Adi Dravidar and tribal youth in Sivaganga district for a two-month AWS AI training program. Eligibility includes age 18-30 and family income under Rs 3 lakh, with free hostel and food provided.
The Odisha higher education department has issued showcause notices to three Sanskrit colleges after surprise inspections revealed serious irregularities including absenteeism, lack of attendance records, and financial non-compliance.
A wildlife photography exhibition at Government College Tarn Taran highlights conservation efforts and artistic talent, drawing attention to local biodiversity.
Jharkhand's higher education department launches a Learning Management System to provide live online classes from expert faculty to students in rural and semi-urban colleges, bridging faculty gaps and enhancing academic access.
Ontario will permit publicly funded colleges and universities to raise tuition for the first time since 2019, with increases capped at 2% annually, alongside a $6.4 billion funding injection.
Mangalore University is officially renaming a campus playground to 'Brahmashri Narayana Guru – Gandhi Centenary Dialogue Playground' following a syndicate meeting proposal, commemorating the historic 1925 dialogue.
Students from Veer Narmad South Gujarat University's interior design department visited Keylong in Himachal Pradesh, studying heritage structures like the 600-year-old Kangsar Khar Fort. Their findings are now showcased in a university exhibition.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and Union Health Minister JP Nadda attended the 8th convocation of Swami Rama Himalayan University in Dehradun, highlighting the state's development and India's economic growth.
The Jharkhand Public Service Commission has announced 355 lecturer vacancies in Government Polytechnics. Online applications open from February 20, 2026. Key details on eligibility, disciplines, and selection process.
At 32, Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski continues to defy norms. She built and flew her own plane at 14, graduated MIT with perfect grades, and has turned down over $1.1 million in job offers to pursue groundbreaking physics research.
Exide Industries introduces a new scholarship initiative to support engineering students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, aiming to foster talent and innovation in the sector.
Explore how Nicolaus Copernicus, a 16th-century mathematician and astronomer, challenged the geocentric model with his heliocentric theory, sparking the Copernican Revolution and reshaping scientific thought forever.
Activists oppose Maharashtra's new 1km radius rule for RTE admissions in private schools, warning it will exclude many EWS children and create systemic issues.
Designer-turned-researcher KB Jinan challenges modern education, advocating for cognitive autonomy. Through workshops in Kerala villages, he demonstrates children's innate ability to learn through exploration, not instruction.
Rajasthan Deputy CM Prem Chand Bairwa announced investigations into 10 private universities for alleged fake degree distribution and irregularities. The state is also establishing a regulatory commission to combat fraud in higher education.
An in-depth look at the legal and ethical challenges surrounding the lowered NEET PG cut-off, its impact on medical education, and the ongoing debate in India's healthcare sector.
An international conference on 'Bridging disciplines through chemical sciences for a sustainable future' commenced at Navyug Kanya Mahavidyalaya, sponsored by DST-SERB and bringing together scientists, policymakers, and industry experts.