Category : Higher Education


India's Nobel Prize Gap: Decades Without Science Laureates

India has experienced prolonged gaps between Nobel Prize wins, with 96 years since its last science Nobel. Experts cite brain drain, limited R&D funding, institutional pressures, and historical Euro-American dominance as key factors hindering recognition.

Chitkara University Online Introduces Global Accounting MBA

Chitkara University Online has launched an Online MBA in Global Accounting, addressing the growing need for professionals skilled in international finance and accounting standards. This program integrates academic rigor with global professional benchmarks

Life Transformation Centre Inaugurated in Pune with Swami Ramdev

The Life Transformation Centre, a unique higher education initiative, was inaugurated in Pune's Boribel. Swami Ramdev, Ronjan Sodhi, and leaders like CM Devendra Fadnavis and Shivraj Singh Chouhan praised its focus on holistic student development through

BARC 2026 CBT: Admit Card Download and Exam Schedule

BARC announces the CBT for OCES/DGFS-2026 and DDFS-2026 programmes, scheduled for March 14-15, 2026. Applicants must download admit cards from the official portal and follow guidelines for the selection process.

Lucknow Book Fair Opens, Highlights Vision-2047 and New Genres

State Minister Yogendra Upadhyay inaugurated the 10-day Lucknow Book Fair at Ravindralaya, emphasizing books as guides for personality development. The fair, themed 'Vision-2047', features Dalit, spiritual, and self-help literature, with free entry until

Hawker's Son Becomes Assistant Professor in Haryana

Atiq Khan, son of a door-to-door clothes hawker, overcomes poverty to secure third rank in Haryana Public Service Commission exam, appointed as Assistant Professor in Physics at Government College, Rohtak.

Palantir's Secret Cornell Recruitment: NDAs & Police Presence

Palantir Technologies hosted an invite-only recruitment event at Cornell University with NDAs, ID checks, and police presence. The data analytics firm, with controversial government contracts, faced activist criticism over its defense and immigration work

Harvard Law Caps Student Clubs at 90 Due to Financial Oversight

Harvard Law School has implemented a new policy limiting officially recognized student organizations to approximately 90, citing financial and administrative constraints related to auditing club accounts. The cap has led to the rejection of several propos

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