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Delhi University (DU) has unveiled its ambitious "Strategic Plan 2024-47," a long-term roadmap to transform the institution into a world-class university. Approved by the university's executive council, this visionary plan focuses on research, innovation, and entrepreneurship, while leveraging DU’s academic heritage to propel it into a new era of excellence.
Ratan Tata, the renowned Indian industrialist and philanthropist, has donated significantly to two leading educational institutions: Harvard Business School and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay. These contributions will boost research, innovation, and academic excellence, underscoring Tata's commitment to nurturing future global leaders.
A heated debate has emerged on social media over the perceived arrogance of IIT graduates, sparked by a viral post that highlights the employment struggles faced by some IITians.
IDP IELTS, one of the foremost English language proficiency test providers, has launched a ₹30 lakh scholarship program aimed at helping Indian students fulfil their aspirations of studying abroad. This initiative, set to benefit 40 Indian students, underscores IDP’s commitment to supporting academic excellence and global educational opportunities.
To address the growing skills gap in Africa’s technology sector, the Leading Education and Technology Institute (LETI) has unveiled an innovative program designed to empower African students with essential artificial intelligence (AI), data science, cybersecurity, and entrepreneurship skills. The program aims to equip students with the expertise to thrive in a rapidly evolving global economy.
Shoolini University has made a remarkable leap in the QS World University Rankings, earning a place among the top 65% of universities worldwide. This accomplishment marks a significant milestone for the university, further establishing it as a rising star in global higher education.
This year’s Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to three scientists for their pioneering work in the field of quantum computing. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced today that Dr. Maria Spiropulu, Prof. Sergey Bravyi, and Dr. Krysta Svore were recognized for their groundbreaking contributions to the development of quantum algorithms and quantum error correction, which are key to making quantum computing scalable and reliable.