Chandigarh University is hosting its annual cultural celebration, CU Fest 2026, on April 10th and 11th, bringing together students for two days of performances across music, dance, theatre, and fine arts. The university...
India to Add 14 New NFSU Campuses to Strengthen Criminal Justice System
In an effort to make forensic infrastructure more modern, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has given the green light to the National Forensic Sciences University ( NFSU) and its 14 new campuses in different parts of...
Edinbox Summits 2026 to Offer On-Spot All India Entrance Tests Across 8 Career Domains
The Edinbox Regional Higher Education Summits 2026 are set to expand access to higher education opportunities by offering on-the-spot registration for All India Entrance Tests across eight emerging and career-focused...
Campus vs Career? Why the Real Answer Lies in Designing Both Together
The change isn’t just economic. It’s in how students think. They don’t wait until graduation to consider jobs. Instead, they assess outcomes from day one, what skills will survive in four years, which...
From Migration to Merit: Why Switzerland Is Emerging as a High-Value Study Destination
Indian students aren’t just chasing big names anymore. They’re asking themselves what the path really leads to. The old focus on size – large countries, huge campuses – has softened. Switzerland...
Delayed Fellowships Push PhD Scholars into Financial Distress, Threaten Research Ecosystem
For many PhD aspirants in India, the path to a doctorate is turning into a financial gamble instead of an academic one. State fellowship delays are piling up, and national funding just isn’t keeping pace. Scholars...
Reimagining Education in the Age of AI: Why Human Creativity Must Lead the Future
The story of education began with oral traditions in ancient India’s gurukul system. Plus, it moved to printed books after the Industrial Revolution. Now, digital learning ecosystems dominate. Artificial...
Future-Ready Universities Must Become Living Ecosystems — Not Just Campuses
India stands at a decisive inflection point in higher education. With over 1,100 universities and 43.3 million enrolled students, and a Gross Enrolment Ratio target (GER) of 50% by 2035 under National Education Policy...

IIT Guwahati Researchers Develop Energy-Efficient Bricks for Sustainable Buildings
A team at IIT-Guwahati has created energy-efficient bricks that naturally cool buildings, possibly cutting down on AC use. The work by Bitupan Das, Urbashi Bordoloi, Pushpendra Singh, and Pankaj Kalita was published in...
IIT Bombay Converts Campus Waste into Cooking Fuel, Cuts LPG Use Amid Shortage
In a move that blends sustainability with crisis response, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay has developed a biomass-based energy system that converts fallen leaves and campus organic waste into cooking fuel...
Shantiniketan Students Hold Symbolic Funeral for Water Cooler Amid Drinking Water Crisis
In a dramatic display of protest, students of Kala Sangit Bhavan Boy’s Hostel at Visva-Bharati University organized a symbolic funeral procession for a faulty water cooler, marching from their hostel to the Proctor’s...
Budget 2026 Puts Allied Healthcare at the Centre of India’s Workforce Strategy
India’s healthcare system has grown at a fast pace over the last ten years. New hospitals, better diagnostic facilities, specialized care, both in public and private sectors, have been the visible signs of the...
Edinbox Summit 2026: Where Universities Move Beyond Outreach to Real Engagement
Many universities in India have started to realise that the conventional means of outreach, the so-called 3-b’s (brochures, billboards, and broadcast ads), can be ineffective in delivering the message to the...
From Studio Frames to Forest Frontlines: Cinematographer Karan Thapliyal on Capturing Nature’s Stories
In the days when content was shared so quickly and attention was going to fleeting moments, Karan Thapliyal, a documentary cinematographer, thinks the most powerful stories can be told not with speed but with stillness...
Scientists Grow Chickpeas in ‘Moon Dirt’ as Lunar Agriculture Moves Closer to Reality
People might think that lunar hummus is something from a movie, but it is indeed doable. The soil that was used by Texas A&M scientists for growing chickpeas was largely composed of simulated lunar regolith; this...
Annual Cultural Program and STEM Lab Inauguration Held at Vivekananda Adarsha Vidyalaya in Sundarbans
“Modern learning tools like digital and STEM labs will help our students engage with science and technology,” said Ujjwal K. Chowdhury. Vivekananda Adarsha Vidyalaya hosted its annual cultural program along with the...
“Classes Online, Meals Uncertain”: LPG Shortage Disrupts Campus Life Across India
From missed meals to postponed exams, students across India say a worsening LPG shortage is quietly upending daily life in hostels and campuses, forcing institutions to improvise and students to cope with growing...





