Edinbox Team
A couple who returned to India after spending nearly a decade in Canada has ignited an online discussion about workplace culture, saying that although they often worked late nights overseas, they enjoyed far greater...
Nibedita SpeaksGlobal Future Forum Bali 2026 applications open: Fully funded international youth leadership programme invites global changemakers
Applications are now open for the Global Future Forum Bali 2026 (Summer Retreat Edition), a prestigious fully funded international youth leadership programme that will bring together young leaders, entrepreneurs...
Do Plants Experience Anaesthesia? IIT Mandi Discovery Challenges Long-Held Ideas About Consciousness
In a breakthrough that could reshape our understanding of plant biology, researchers at Indian Institute of Technology Mandi (IIT Mandi) have identified what they describe as a cellular signature of the anaesthetised...
Exam ends at 5:30 PM, results by 5:35 PM: Karnataka University creates history with five-minute result declaration
In a remarkable demonstration of digital transformation in higher education, Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) has set a new benchmark by declaring BE/BTech sixth-semester examination results just five...
US assures India of uninterrupted access to advanced AI technology and strengthens its strategic tech partnership
In a significant boost to the India-US technology partnership, the United States has assured India that access to advanced technologies, including cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) models, will remain stable...
Wildlife damage now surpasses natural disasters for Himachal farmers, forcing a shift in cropping patterns
Crop losses caused by wild animals are emerging as a bigger threat than natural disasters for farmers in Himachal Pradesh, with growing attacks from monkeys, wild boars, nilgai, bears, parrots and peacocks forcing...
Chennai’s Historic Men’s Colleges Go Co-ed, Marking a New Era for Higher Education
A significant chapter in Chennai’s higher education history is unfolding as several of the city’s long-standing men’s colleges have begun admitting women to their undergraduate programmes, marking a...
‘Dharmendra Pradhan directly responsible,’ says CJP as hunger strike enters Day 4 and Sonam Wangchuk’s health worsens
Environmentalist and education reformer Sonam Wangchuk’s health is reported to have worsened on the third day of his indefinite hunger strike at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, which has led to a sharp political response...
Forensic Science Entrance Test: Everything Students Must Know Before Taking AIFSET
Forensic science is a trending career chosen by high caliber students. This field is an emerging lucrative sector that needs experts. But many of the students have no idea about where to start, how to make a career or...
Parul University’s Law Conclave 2026 Explores AI, Data Privacy and the Future of Justice in the Digital Era
The Faculty of Law at Parul University hosted Law Conclave 2026 in New Delhi, bringing together legal experts and technology professionals to discuss the evolving relationship between technology, justice, and democratic...
VGU Jaipur Shines in India Today Best College Rankings 2026, Secures Top Positions Across Multiple Disciplines
Vivekananda Global University (VGU), Jaipur, has secured a prominent place in the list of the top colleges in Rajasthan with its impressive performance in the India Today Best College Rankings 2026. VGU’s...
Uttaranchal University Celebrates Global Academic Excellence at 7th International Convocation 2026
Uttaranchal University marked a significant milestone in its global education journey with the successful celebration of its 7th International Convocation, held on June 26, 2026. The ceremony was in recognition of 35...
Student Expelled From a Hostel Over a Blanket: The Matron Was Suspended, But Does That Undo the Damage?
A Class VIII student in Andhra Pradesh’s Eluru district allegedly asked for something no child should ever have to hesitate to request, a blanket before going to bed. The government hostel warden rejected that...
India bans foreign funding for religious conversions under new FCRA rules; NGOs face tighter compliance
The Central Government has introduced sweeping amendments to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), 2010, explicitly prohibiting the use of foreign funds for activities aimed at religious conversion while...
Ritika AggarwalAIIMS New Delhi tightens social media policy; students, staff need approval to use institute name and logo
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi has introduced a comprehensive social media policy that prohibits students, faculty, staff and affiliated bodies from using the institute’s name...
IIT alumni to train 1,000 migrant workers in AI and digital skills in Singapore under new two-year initiative
In a major step towards promoting AI literacy, digital skills, and workforce inclusion, the Indian Institutes of Technology Alumni Association Singapore (IITAAS) has partnered with the Migrant Workers’ Centre...
European mother’s viral post revives interest in Indian parenting traditions as modern lifestyles reshape family practices
A European mother living in India has sparked a global conversation after sharing how traditional Indian parenting practices transformed the way she raises her four children. Her viral Instagram post has drawn praise...
