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Education Minister to Meet VCs of Central Universities Virtually Today

MP Govt Aiming to Have a College Under 'Well Equipped' Category in Every District: Higher Education Minister

Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal has decided to conduct a meeting with all the Vice-Chancellors of Central Universities today, May 18, through video conferencing to discuss the various aspects of education during the Covid-19 pandemic. Yesterday, the education minister chaired a virtual meeting with all the state education secretaries regarding the same issue. He discussed […]

Delhi HC Directs JNU to set up `Covid Care Centre’ Inside Premises

Jamia Students Demand Phase-Wise Reopening of Campus, can’t Decide in Haste: V-C

The Delhi High Court on Thursday directed Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) administration to provide for immediate isolation to residents who have been tested Covid positive and a ‘Covid Care Centre’ to be set up inside the JNU. The premises for the same be identified by the COVID Task Force, in consultation with the concerned Sub […]

IIT Madras to Provide Technical Expertise to Boost Digital Money Transactions in India

IIT Madras to Provide Technical Expertise to Boost Digital Money Transactions in India

Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) researchers will collaborate with members of the Mobile Payment Forum of India (MPFI) to develop voice-based solutions, especially in multiple vernacular languages for digital money transactions in the country. This will provide a phenomenal platform not only for the increased adoption of digital payments in India but for […]

Why IIT Students Need a Political Space

India’s top Educational Institutions Rise in Employability Ranking

On March 28, as students at IIT Guwahati celebrated Holi, an undergraduate student was sexually assaulted by a fellow student on campus. The assault was confirmed in a preliminary medical report but denied by the administration. A student was later arrested and charged with rape. In the same month, a Ph.D. student was expelled by […]

NCSC Sends Notice to IIT KGP Prof for ‘Casteist Remarks’ Made During IIT Prep Class

NCSC Sends Notice to IIT KGP Prof for 'Casteist Remarks' Made During IIT Prep Class

An Associate Professor from the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, she was teaching the IIT Preparatory Course for SC/ST and PwD Candidates The National Commission for Scheduled Castes has taken suo motu cognizance against an IIT Kharagpur professor for making casteist remarks and using ‘unparliamentary language’ with her students. A video of lectures by […]

NMC tells Medical Colleges to Allow Virtual Invigilation for Practical Exams

NMC tells Medical Colleges to Allow Virtual Invigilation for Practical Exams

Days after the National Medical Commission (NMC) clarified that exams for undergraduate medical courses should continue without any delay, the authorities have allowed virtual invigilation by external coordinators for practical exams.Days after the National Medical Commission (NMC) clarified that exams for undergraduate medical courses should continue without any delay, the authorities have allowed virtual invigilation […]

IIM Bangalore’s 46th Convocation sees 624 Students Graduate in Virtual Mode

IIM Bangalore features among top B-schools in NIRF 2021

IIMB hosted its 46th Convocation on April 16 (Friday), 2021. The entire event was held, in the virtual model, in the presence of the Chairperson of the IIMB Board of Directors Dr. Devi Shetty, IIMB Director Professor Rishikesha T Krishnan, Dean Programmes Professor Abhay Ojha, Dean Faculty Professor Chetan Subramanian, Dean Administration Professor Rajendra K […]

IP University inaugurates International FDP ‘Developing Academic Leaders for Future: The Way Forward

Why do we Need Diversity in Higher Education Institutions in the Social Sector

In an era of the pandemic, amidst the largest disruption of educational systems, attending classrooms in asynchronous communication is a great challenge for both the teacher and the taught. Taking lead in trying to create a solution to the crisis in the academic world, the Mass Communication School of GGSIP University has inaugurated a Two-Week […]

Six Institutions win AICTE Lilavati Awards 2020

Six Institutions win AICTE Lilavati Awards 2020

Six higher education institutions have been awarded the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) Lilavati Awards 2020 on women empowerment under various sub-themes. The winners were chosen from 456 entries. SWEAT (Sona Women Entrepreneurship and Training) from Sona College of Technology, Tamil Nadu was awarded in the ‘ Women Entrepreneurship’ sub-theme. Under the ‘Digital […]

How India’s New Education Structure Is Narrowing the Idea of Dissent

Developmental economics within a humanist paradigm is conceptualized in the works of thinkers such as Condorcet, Kenneth Arrow, Amartya Sen, and Martha Nussbaum. They share many affinities with “democratic socialism” which became popular at the time when Wilhelm von Humboldt challenged metaphysical rationality and theological sovereignty. India, emerging from the shackles and bondage of colonialism, […]