Education

The IIT Bombay Alumni Association has called for a transparent and speedy investigation, urging against media trials as questions emerge over the student’s death.

After nearly three years away from classrooms, children in Gaza are returning to makeshift schools amid shortages of basic supplies, damaged buildings and continuing displacement.

A series of student deaths has renewed scrutiny of mental-health support at IITs, with SC-appointed task force flagging academic pressure, descriminations and other issues

The Congress MP observed that only students can remove hatred from the country and not the “Andhbhakts”.

ABVP says it swept several Delhi University college elections as DUSU voting takes place; counting for the central panel on September 19.

NTA declares UGC-NET June 2026 re-exam results; candidates can download scorecards from the official website.

A deep look into the new immigration policy of Australia, after the latest announcement by Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke.

Scholars at Risk report cites government influence over universities, restrictions on student expression and cases involving faculty dismissals.

Anuradha and Vikas Sinha’s gift will establish a new college focused on artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, research and student opportunities.

The government, however, indicated that Afghan students with valid travel and residency documents could continue to seek extension of their visas.

The directive follows a PIL that sought a direction that all future appointments to government teaching posts be made only through a fair, transparent, merit-based and competitive recruitment process.

Karim Maredia, Michigan State University professor, will receive the award for his three-decade contribution to agricultural science communication and global knowledge exchange.

Nagaland has risen from a 21.95% literacy rate in 1963 to 95.7% today, becoming India’s third most literate state after Keralam and Mizoram.