IIT Kharagpur launches startup accelerator programme
This collaboration introduces an exclusive startup accelerator programme for final-year students, setting a new benchmark in entrepreneurial education and practice.
This collaboration introduces an exclusive startup accelerator programme for final-year students, setting a new benchmark in entrepreneurial education and practice.
Uttar Pradesh Secondary education Parishad on Monday announced the dates of High school and Intermediate Board exams for 2025.
IIT Kharagpur and the Central Council for Research in Homeopathy (CCRH) have entered into a strategic partnership to conduct a pioneering study on homeopathic medicines using advanced spectroscopic techniques.
More students from different East Burdwan schools complained about not getting state's fund assistance for purchase of tablets and some problems were identified as wrongful submission of student's personal data and in certain cases some technical glitches could be ascertained.
A university in Tamil Nadu, named after rationalist reformer and Dravidian icon, Periyar EV Ramasamy, has issued a show cause notice to a faculty member for authoring two books, one on Periyar and another on Lord Macaulay, without obtaining permission from the varsity.
With the increased use of digital platforms by children and the spike in online child abuse cases since the Covid-19 outbreak
India has been the largest beneficiary of the programme, with over 2000 students receiving the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship since its inception in 2004.
Songs of Tagore is divided into two parts. Part One comprises the introduction by Ananda Lal and the translation of Satyajit’s Ray’s essay “Thoughts on Rabindrasangit”. Part Two consists of the Notes on Music Score by Lal and the translations of “The Songs of Rakta-karabi (Red Oleander),” “The Songs of Tapati” and “The Songs of Arup Ratan (Formless Jewel)”.
Jayanta Mahapatra's poems give us a whole semiotics of life’s bare face with the outside world, making them candid yet indirect reflections of the hard times we live in.
The Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IITK) has launched a breakthrough technology in animal health aimed at revolutionising Mastitis detection in dairy cattle.
