The newly formed Delhi government has disbursed a grant-in-aid of Rs 417 crore to 12 government-funded Delhi University colleges. The money is to help the colleges deal with financial crises, including paying staff on...
Education Secretary Linda McMahon has a hard time with simple math when attempting to sum up proposed budget reductions
Secretary of Education Linda McMahon received a mathematics lesson on Tuesday at a Senate hearing when Senator Jack Reed explained that $1.5 times 10 is not “over a trillion dollars” but rather $15 billion...
NCERT and police confiscate more than 5 lakh pirated books worth Rs 20 crores
NCERT, in association with Uttar Pradesh Police, has confiscated over five lakh pirated textbooks, besides huge quantities of printing machinery and raw materials worth Rs 20 crore in the past 14 months. 29 FIRs have...
Plagiarism and Spurious Information in Delhi University’s SOL
Delhi University’s School of Open Learning (SOL), set up with the objective of giving classes to students who are unable to attend regular classes, has been tarnished with a shocking revelation. It was recently...
Tribal girl from TN’s Kalvarayan Hills achieves IIT, fulfils late father’s aspiration
When A Rajeshwari, a tribal girl, steps on the sacred floors of an Indian Institute of Technology in the near future, she will be pursuing her own dream, and one that her father cherished in his heart until he lost his...
Practical MBAs Are Overhyped, Lack Real-World Value: £6.7B Entrepreneur Siddharth Shankar
Siddharth Shankar, Tails Group’s £6.7 billion turnover serial entrepreneur and recent nine-figure exit, has criticized the increasing popularity of “practical MBA” programs as a trend-based movement...
Odisha to appoint 13 New University Vice-Chancellors after Three-Year Freeze
After a three-year hiatus, the Odisha government has finally opened the gates for new leadership for its state-owned universities. In a significant move, the Higher Education Department on Wednesday announced 13 vice...
J&K reservations issue: Open Merit Students greet Srinagar MP Aga Ruhullah Mehdi over subcommittee report
A delegation of Open Merit Students’ Association, Jammu & Kashmir (OMSA J&K) called on Aga Ruhullah Mehdi, Member of Parliament (MP) representing the Srinagar constituency and president of the ruling...

Caring for Those Who Care: How Mental Health Awareness in Healthcare Curriculum is a need of the hour
Healing the Healers-Because They Deserve It Too Doctors save lives. But who saves the doctors? The answer lies in transforming medical education,not just to produce skilled physicians, but compassionate, resilient...
From Chalkboards to Smartboard ,Half Online-Half in Class -Fully engaged Designing Hybrid Innovative learning for Gen-Z Learners
Remember the sound of chalk scraping against a blackboard? The faint scent of erasers and notebooks filled with handwritten notes? For many of us, those memories are nostalgic-a reminder of a simpler time in education...
What Can You Do to Be the Best Criminologist? A Complete Guide for Indian Aspirants
Do you ever watch crime thrillers and ask yourself how investigators find the answers to the toughest crimes? What causes a person to commit a crime in the first place? If reading about these questions gets you excited...
Kerala’s Green Bio Bottles: India’s Answer to Plastic Waste Crisis
One of the biggest environmental issues in India is plastic pollution because, as per stats, the country produces approximately 9.3 million tonnes of plastic waste annually. Although PET plastics are recycled more than...
Design Career? Here’s Why You Must Take the AIDAT Exam
If interior design, fashion, graphic design or a similar creative field appeals to you, it is most likely clear that access to the best design colleges in India can be very challenging. Luckily, the All India Design...
Deported Telangana student unmasks education scam
The RGIA police detained the MD of Hyderabad-based overseas education consultancy and a student on charges of their involvement in a suspected fake certificate racket being used to get students admitted into foreign...
Arunachal Pradesh Closes Down 386 Schools for Zero Enrollment
As part of its gigantic exercise to restructure its education department, the Arunachal Pradesh government directed 386 state-owned schools spread all over the state to shut immediately on account of zero enrollment...
Why India’s literacy level of 80.9% cannot erase the gender and spatial gap
India’s increasing literacy level—currently at a respectable 80.9% as per the recent Periodic Labour Force Survey (2023–24)—should, at first glance, be a matter for jubilation. But there is more than meets the eye...
PNB Reduces Interest on Education Loans to Increase Students’ Access to Higher Studies
Punjab National Bank (PNB) has reduced a major interest rate on education loans under its Vidya Lakshmi program. The move aims at enabling higher studies and increasing their accessibility for students across the nation...






