Students and faculty of DHSK Commerce College in Dibrugarh conducted a major cleanliness drive on Keshab Chandra Gogoi Road, setting an example of civic responsibility ahead of their 62nd Annual College Week celebrations.
SASTRA Deemed University in Thanjavur hosted a two-day Indo-Taiwan academic conference focusing on interdisciplinary research and global partnerships to tackle modern scientific challenges. The event featured discussions on science, engineering, applied m
A research scholar at Annamalai University's convocation received his PhD degree from Governor R N Ravi while holding CM Stalin's photo, highlighting the ongoing chancellor dispute in Tamil Nadu.
Jawaharlal Nehru University has issued a strict 48-hour deadline for hostel wardens to demolish all unauthorized constructions following reports of illegal room built for domestic help.
Approximately 150 students at Government Law College, Coimbatore, staged a sit-in protest demanding inclusion in Tamil Nadu's free laptop scheme, highlighting disparities between five-year and three-year law course students.
Ignite IAS Academy in Hyderabad commemorated India's 77th Republic Day, emphasizing constitutional principles and national development through special events and discussions.
A new report reveals how college ecosystems influence graduate employability, showing tier differences in technical vs. non-technical roles and highlighting the importance of communication and judgment skills.
The Supreme Court's decision to stall UGC's 2026 Equity Regulations has reignited debates on caste discrimination in higher education. This article examines the structural exclusion of SC, ST, and OBC communities, the myth of merit, and why fears of 'fake
The Institute for Engineering Research and Publication (IFERP) has announced the 8th International Conference on Multidisciplinary Current Educational Research (ICMCER) 2026 in Bangkok. This event will bring together global thought leaders to discuss and
As automation reshapes professions by 2030, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, digital fluency, adaptability, and communication will surpass traditional credentials in determining career relevance and success.
The Rotary Club of Bombay has inaugurated an Industry 4.0 ready innovation lab at ITI Mumbai, marking a major step in vocational education. This government-NGO collaboration aims to enhance youth employability through advanced skill training.
Saudi Ministry of Education releases 2026 Ramadan guidelines: schools operate 11 days with adjusted timings, strict attendance monitoring, and 28-day holiday break to balance academics with fasting.
The Union Budget 2026-27 allocates Rs 1,39,289.38 crore to Education Ministry, with higher education net allocation reaching Rs 55,727.22 crore. AI funding hits Rs 250 crore, research allocation expands to Rs 418 crore.
The Union Budget 2026-27 reveals a significant shift in education spending priorities. While school-level programs receive increased funding, scholarships for minority students pursuing higher education face drastic reductions, raising concerns about equi
Union Budget 2026-27 allocates Rs 9,885.80 crore to Skill Ministry, a nearly fourfold increase from previous year. PM SETU scheme for ITI modernization receives over 60% of funds, emphasizing job-ready skills and industry alignment.
A student at BITS Pilani's Goa campus died by suicide, marking the sixth such incident in two years. The tragic event has sparked renewed discussions about mental health support and academic pressure in premier educational institutions across India.
IIT Kanpur invites applications for a 45-day online course on Applied Data Science & Machine Intelligence starting June-July 2026. The program covers fundamentals to next-gen AI with flexible learning options.
As AI disrupts management roles, MBA education faces a paradox. While 53% of prospective students question degree value, top institutes like Jaipuria Institute of Management achieve ₹36+ lakh packages by embedding AI tools with human judgment skills.
Union Budget 2026-27 allocates Rs 1.39 lakh crore for education, focusing on infrastructure with girls' hostels in every district, university townships, and digital learning initiatives to enhance access and capacity.
Dayanand Mahila Mahavidyalaya in Haryana organized a placement and internship drive, connecting students with job opportunities and practical experience.
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has extended the re-registration deadline for January 2026 session to February 15, 2026. Students must complete the process with Rs 300 fee to continue studies.
Maharashtra's state-funded NASA visit for meritorious students moves closer to cabinet approval. Minister Pankaj Bhoyar announces plan to boost STEM education with international exposure.
IIT Gandhinagar's Centre for Creative Learning installs innovative sundial made from recycled tyre at Anupam Primary School in Ahmedabad, teaching students about time, geometry, and Indian mathematics.
Rajasthan Staff Selection Board introduces one-time edit and delete options for education details, provides solutions for DigiLocker issues, and offers email support for candidates facing OTR difficulties.
Education experts in Rajasthan welcome the Union Budget 2026 announcement to establish one girls' hostel in every district, highlighting its potential to significantly increase female enrolment in higher education, especially in STEM fields.
Trichy stakeholders push for inclusion in Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's plan to establish five university townships across India, citing existing educational infrastructure.
Contaminated water accumulation at Bhiwani Women's College campus in Haryana has caused significant distress among students and staff, raising serious health and safety issues.
India's reading class is shrinking due to long work hours, exhausting commutes, and smartphone distractions, making leisure reading a luxury for many.
While female enrolment in STEM courses shows encouraging growth, India needs targeted policies to ensure this transition leads to rewarding jobs and career advancement in science and technology fields.
Colleges in Dakshina Kannada are integrating artificial intelligence into BCom curricula to equip commerce students with data analysis and digital decision-making skills for the evolving job market.