Chandigarh University hosted the 36-Hour BOSS Bug Bounty Challenge, a national cybersecurity initiative by the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) focused on strengthening the security of BOSS (Bharat Operating System Solutions) OS, India's indigenous operating system.

The 36-hour challenge brought together cybersecurity enthusiasts to showcase their skills in vulnerability assessment, ethical hacking and secure system analysis, contributing to a safer and more resilient Digital India.

The initiative gave participants an opportunity to work on real-world cybersecurity challenges while supporting the security of India's indigenous operating system.

According to the university, the event reflects Chandigarh University's commitment to promoting innovation and preparing future cybersecurity professionals to address emerging digital security challenges.

GNA University's School of Engineering, Design & Automation successfully organised Survey Camp 2026 for students of the 5th Semester Diploma in Civil Technology at Dalhousie, Chamba (Himachal Pradesh). The five-day field programme gave hands-on experience with surveying skills and topographical mapping.

The camp aimed to equip students with the ability to apply the classroom knowledge to actual engineering scenarios and enhance technical and field survey skills.

Students Gained Practical Experience in Surveying Techniques

While at the camp, students conducted a series of field based surveying activities utilizing professional surveying instruments.

On Day 1, the Auto Level was used for levelling, establishing benchmarks and to calculate Reduced Levels (RLs).

Day 2 involved Plane Table Surveying, mapping the survey area to a scale in the field, observing and creating scaled maps.

Theodolite Survey and Topographic Mapping Conducted

Day 3: Traverse Surveying, students used the Theodolite to measure bearings and angles to get accurate field observations.

Day 4: It was dedicated to a hands-on learning experience in the natural terrain and contour variations at Khajjiar and Kalatop that highlighted its practical value and importance of topographical surveys.

Day 5: students used their field observations to create a Topographic Map of the Dalhousie area, which included contour lines and elevation information.

Survey camp for experiential learning

GNA University stated that the one-to-one experience boosted the technical knowledge of the students, aided in enhancing their teamwork and problem-solving skills, and also gave them a hands-on learning experience in civil engineering survey techniques.

The camp was a part of the university's efforts to give students hands-on experience in engineering by putting them into practice using concepts learned in the class, the university said.

GLS University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with CAIT Young Entrepreneurs (CAIT YE) to promote entrepreneurship among students through innovation, mentorship, networking and real-world opportunities.

According to the university, the collaboration reflects a shared vision of empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs by creating an environment where ideas receive guidance, ambition meets opportunity and young innovators are encouraged to think bigger.

GLS University, CAIT YE Partner to Build Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

The MoU marks the beginning of a collaborative journey between GLS University and CAIT Young Entrepreneurs (CAIT YE) to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem for students.

The partnership aims to encourage innovation, provide mentorship, expand networking opportunities and offer real-world exposure to aspiring entrepreneurs.

Focus on Innovation, Mentorship and Real-World Opportunities

As part of the collaboration, the two organisations will work together to connect students with industry leaders while promoting innovation and entrepreneurship.

According to the university, the initiative is designed to help young minds transform their potential into purpose by providing the guidance and opportunities needed to build entrepreneurial skills.

Supporting the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs

GLS University said the partnership represents a shared commitment to inspiring students to dream bigger, build bolder and contribute to a stronger entrepreneurial ecosystem.

The collaboration aims to create meaningful connections between students and industry while encouraging innovation and entrepreneurial thinking through mentorship, networking and practical opportunities.

Shimla University is now an AWS Academy Member Institution, taking its focus on industry aligned education and future ready learning to a new level. Students will be exposed to cloud computing, get hands-on experience, learn from experts, and get prepared for the certification exams through the AWS Academy programme to pursue careers in the digital technology sector.

Shimla University’s announcement of being an AWS Academy Member Institution, marks another step towards strengthening industry-focused education and preparing students for careers in emerging technologies.

The partnership with AWS Academy aims to provide students with hands-on experience of cloud computing, which is now a growing demand in the tech industry, the University said.

Students to Gain Hands-on Cloud Computing Experience

Students will be exposed to cloud computing through hands-on learning to build practical technical skills as part of the AWS Academy programme. The initiative will also offer students opportunities to learn about cloud technologies and how they are applied in the real world, from experts in their field.

Certification-Oriented Learning for Digital Careers

 AWS Academy membership will help students prepare for recognised cloud computing certifications by building their knowledge base, the University added. The programme is designed to develop students' career pathways in the fast expanding digital technology industry.

Focus on Industry-Aligned Education 

The membership of AWS Academy is an example of Shimla University's commitment to provide industry-relevant education that aligns with the changing needs of the technology and job market, the University said in a statement.

The university noted that it aims to provide students with cloud computing competencies and equip them for future avenues in the digital economy.

Advocate Nimish Arjariya, an alumnus of Jagran Lakecity University (JLU) and a practising lawyer at the Supreme Court of India, has been honoured with the prestigious 'Rising Star 2026' award at the Gavel Glory Awards. The award recognizes excellence and commitment in the legal profession.

The award was presented by Hon'ble Justice Sanjay Karol, Judge, Supreme Court of India, during a ceremony held at The Leela Palace, New Delhi.

The Gavel Glory Awards, organised by Parul University, recognise outstanding contributions, professional excellence and commitment in the field of law.

According to Jagran Lakecity University, the recognition marks an important milestone in Nimish Arjariya's legal career. From his academic journey at JLU to practising before the Supreme Court of India, the university said his achievement reflects perseverance, dedication and professional excellence.

The Jagran Lakecity University, congratulated its alumnus on the award and wished him good luck in his practice.

The success reflects the university's alumni's increasing influence in the legal profession, and it is an inspiration to prospective students of law, the university said.

Kerala University has called for an inquiry after a question paper for the  second-semester BSc Statistics examination allegedly contained the answer to one of the questions. The mistake was discovered during Monday's exam when students realised that Question 5 was followed by what seemed like the answer, leading the university to ask for an explanation.

Answer Printed With Question in Kerala University Exam

The problem was identified after the candidates reported that in the question paper, there was a "complimentary" answer along with one of the questions, according to the university officials. The error was said to have impacted the second-semester BSc Statistics exam of Kerala University.

The Kerala University has ordered a probe into the issue

After the incident, Kerala University had ordered an inquiry to know how the mistake was committed. The university has asked the people who prepared and printed the test paper for an explanation. The investigation will seek to establish if the lapse was due to a printing error, editing oversight or some other procedural error.

Students express concerns about the examination process

The strange mistake has led to a discussion among students who are wondering how the answer came into an official university examination paper. The university has not yet revealed whether it will impact the evaluation process or if any corrective measures will be implemented for the exam.

Investigation Underway

The inquiry will review the situation that led to the error and determine if there were any failures in the paper setting and printing. Further action is expected to be taken by Kerala University based on the investigation results and existing examination procedures are reviewed in the light of the same to prevent such incidents in the future examinations.

The Presidency School of Commerce conducted an interactive session with students, sharing insights on the journey of the iconic brand of Mysore Sandal Soap, Dr Prashanth P.K.M. (IFS), who is the Managing Director of Karnataka Soaps & Detergents Ltd.

Dr Prashanth P.K.M. shared his experience on the legacy of Mysore Sandal Soap and the importance of brand heritage, innovation, strategic leadership and customer trust to create a brand of enduring legacy.

Entrepreneurship, resilience, ethical leadership and creating sustainable value were also part of the interaction, giving students some insights into their academic life at the university.

The session was part of its Orientation Programme which was planned to introduce the students to the industry experience and the actual business insights, the university noted.

Engaging with the industry is an essential part of learning at Presidency University, the university said, and it helps to prepare students for the ever-changing sphere of business and commerce.

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