From streets of Chennai to Lord's, how these kids are planning to win the Cup for India
The youngsters are not just pumped about travelling to London but are sure they will bring the cup home
Study, but stay within limits and wear purdahs: Why AMU Islamic student group's poster reeks of patriarchy
Islamic Youth Federation of Aligarh Muslim University had put out a poster saying how a Muslim woman should be like a caged bird and be protected from communism, feminism, liberalism and atheism
No More hols: These schools in Odisha are going against the Government by conducting classes during the summer holidays
Private schools in Odisha tap holes in Government order on vacation, run in summer
Remembering Yashwantrao Kelkar: How he conceptualised the ABVP as we know it today
On Yashwantrao Kelkar's 94th birth anniversary, we catch up with three National leaders of ABVP and this is what they had to say about him
Tribal literacy gets a boost in Kerala as 9975 Adivasis benefit from schemes in two years
The 620 instructors were found from adivasi's who speak the Gothra language. 400 of them were from Wayanad, 220 from Attapadi and 100 from Samagra
Fight to study: Specially-abled youngster from Kerala determined to continue his fight for better education
Aasim, who completed Class VII from the Velimanna Government Mappila UP School, has been urging the government to upgrade the school to a high school
MCC Sexual Harrassment: ICC finds two professors guilty, one of abuse and another of staying silent on the matter. Ball in admin's court
Students from the Zoology department had complained about the R Raveen behaving inappropriately with them while they were on an excursion to Karnataka
AAP government cuts funding to 28 DU Colleges: DUTA, DUSU cry foul over 'red tape'
The reason for the decision stated by the government was the university's failure to constitute Governing Bodies in these colleges
Lok Sabha 2019: 30% of total seizures during Election season from TN, tops list with 3048 kg confiscated gold
The Expenditure Division of the ECI seized gold, liquor, cash and narcotics Rs 3152.54 crore till April 24, 2019
Telangana's Intermediate Education Board to take up recounting of failed students' answer papers
The BJYM activists staged a dharna in front of the Ministers' Quarters in the city protesting against the Inter results goof-up
Infants should have no screen time, those under five not more than an hour daily: WHO
The UN health agency said that about 40 million children under the age of five around the globe — around six per cent of the total — are overweight
Thirumavalavan, Anbumani et al: Lessons from the caste violence at Ponparappi, Ariyalur
Chief Electoral Officer has recommended a re-poll in 10 polling booths, 8 of which are in Dharmapuri constituency where the president of PMK’s youth wing Dr. Anbumani Ramadoss is defending his seat
This 23-year-old from Hyderabad grew foot-long hair to donate for cancer patients. Here's why
Hair for Hope is an organisation that aims to create awareness about hair donation and ensures that the donated hair reaches organisations which are not only registered, but need it too
IIT Bombay puts out an anti-BJP tweet, apologises later
The tweet was put out by the official handle of IIT Bombay's Shailesh J Mehta School of Management
We want to become a private university: Hyderabad Apollo Institute of Hospital Administration Principal
Apollo Hospitals is a trusted brand in the twin cities of Secunderabad and Hyderabad. It is located in the upscale area of Jubilee Hills and has a large campus
Tree Man of India seeks funds to get back medal and vehicle awarded by APJ Abdul Kalam
Gopal Mullaivanam has planted over one crore saplings for the state and was honoured by former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam for his meritorious achievements
You are Boundless: Dice Media Head Natasha Oswal on poetry, inspiring Indian women and more
In the summer of 2018, with no prior experience as a poet, Natasha first began by writing free verse short-form poetry on her phone, as a diary to collect her emotions
Bhubaneswar-based dance group United Souls are back with their latest video shot on OnePlus
Jugal Kumar says that, "United Souls is a universal and inclusive group, it is not restricted to a few people alone." And true to this spirit, he is reaching out to other enthusiastic dancers
This summer camp is creating awareness among children about forests and animals
Dev Balaji who has been conducting Summer Adventure Camps in forests across Karnataka tell us about what they teach for children and how it is helping the little ones
Why Payal Kedia's reverse decoupage workshops are the place to be at
Reverse decoupage is a unique artistic style that hasn’t seen many takers in Chennai, and Payal Kedia is determined to change that
Kolkata Shocker: Driver abuses, hits autistic six-year-old, Uber just refunds fare
Uber has not taken any action except for a routine apology call and the refund in 24 hours of the incident
This techie from Chennai just did a 12,000 km ride spanning three countries on his 20-year-old RX 135
Ram Gopalakrishnan, a software professional in Chennai, is an avid travel freak, who just completed 12,000 km across three countries — Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar — over a span of 73 days
Teach your child to code with WhiteHat Jr, an online platform that makes coding easy and fun
Karan Bajaj, founder of WhiteHat Jr tells us why learning to code is crucial in the post-computer revolution era
The Teachers Collective in B'luru is teaching children study skills to deal with difficult subjects. Here's how
These teachers aim to teach children the methods to approach some of the most difficult subjects taught in schools, and skills like time management and writing skills
Rajeshwari Ramachandran and her two dogs are teaching Bengaluru how to communicate with canines
Dog trainer and canine behaviourist Rajeshwari Ramachandran teaches people about how we should be treating dogs and the tell-tale signs that people should look out for while interacting with dogs
Handwriting experts say suicide note not written by Raichur victim, police suspect gangrape
The woman’s friends and family are negating the suicide theory, on the ground that she could not have both hanged and burnt herself
Sex For Marks Scam: Madurai HC calls Nirmala Devi for second in-chamber hearing
The previous in-chamber hearing was ordered by the Bench to ascertain whether she was being denied legal aid
'Gold' Gomathi: How this girl from rural TN conquered the Asian Athletic Championship
Gomathi had won gold in the 800 metres event at the Asian Athletic Championship at Doha. She works as a tax assistant at the Income Tax department in Bengaluru
Anna University likely to hike fees to generate revenue for expenses says VC
University sources said the authorities have planned to hike at least 35 per cent to 40 per cent fees for the different courses
Register marriage between man and transwoman from Thoothukudi, orders Madras HC
The Court has also directed the Health Secretary to issue a G.O prohibiting sex reassignment surgery on inter-sex infants and children
What this mountaineer scaling Mt Aconcagua has to do with building a school in Hyderabad
Hyderabad-based Sphoorti Foundation is in need of funds for a new school and Mountaineer VJ Nagender Rao is going to climb one of the most dangerous peaks of the world to help them do so
MCC Sexual Harassment Row: College stays mum on ICC report, students to protest by week end?
The students are waiting patiently after being assured a quick decision but if they don't keep their word, the students are likely to increase pressure
IIT Madras bans students from watching movies, playing games inside hostel rooms. Laptops and WiFi only for 'academics'
The email was sent on April 18 to the residents of the institute's Sabarmati hostel, banning them from using laptops for 'objectionable purposes'
Slow Clap: Holy Cow to boost Indian economy and help build healthy India
The National Cow Commission will propose to make it mandatory for fertilizer-producing companies to manufacture 10 per cent bio-fertilizers from cow dung and cow urine
Block Research Centre in Kozhikode will be turned into an autism park soon
In the first phase of the renovation, the centre will also be equipped with a projector and the therapy rooms will be digitalised similar to the smart classrooms in government and aided schools
This teacher travels 10 kms to Baratam on his two wheeler to teach one student
Last year, there were only three students in the school and six the year before
Kuvempur University continues construction at Bhadra Tiger Reserve, wildlife activists protest
Last year, the university had cleared 30 acres of forest land for construction of a second stadium and is now building half a kilometer of road that falls in the Aldara section of Lakkavali Range
Fire proof much? These Engineering students from Vijaywada developed a drone to help the fire department
Final year students of Potti Sriramulu Chalavadi Mallikharjuna Rao College of Engineering and Technology claim that the drone can reach the place of incident before the fire brigade personnel
In TN even grades 6-9 will have QR codes in their textbooks for exercises, social media connect
Simple assessment tests will be incorporated at the end of every chapter through QR codes in non-language textbooks
Tamil Nadu School Education Department designs new admission form to attract students and parents
A total of 21 categories of student details — mobile number, blood group, weight and height and Aadhar number — have been included in the form
A government high school in Theni will begin English medium classes from LKG to Class V
The Silvarpatti government higher secondary school which comes under Periyakulam educational district is going to start English medium classes from LKG to fifth standard
These kids from Karnataka grew a Miyawaki forest with 80 varieties of trees in just a year. Here's how
Miyawaki plantation involves plantation of native species of plants close to each other where saplings are placed randomly on the forest bed ensuring that no two similar varieties are adjacent to each
DU law students 'shocked' by CJI's handling of sexual harassment charge, demand another enquiry
The Supreme Court Secretary General Sanjeev Sudhakar Kalgaonkar has dismissed all the allegations against the CJI and said that they are malafide and have no basis
TikTok Ban: Rs 4.5 crore lost every day since ban, SC asks MHC to decide plea for lifting ban on April 24
The Supreme Court said that the high court has to decide the plea for interim relief of vacating the ban order on April 24 and if it does not decide the plea, then the ban order would stand vacated
La Liga Football Schools to select Indian kids to train with Spanish League clubs every year
The students will be selected from La Liga's grassroots development programme in India, La Liga Football Schools and will be sent to Spain for up to a fortnight
This app makes it easier for doctors to find the right team to develop new inventions in healthcare
HiiH is a social media platform designed exclusively for those who would like to invent for healthcare in our country. We spoke to the founder to find out how it works
Asia's Young Designer, Tanay Bothara, planned a new future for war-torn Syria. Here's how
Tanay Bothara hopes to use art and architecture to help the kids who were impacted by the Syrian war recover their lost childhood
At 14, Mumbai based singer Aditi Iyer is acing both pop and Opera
Singer Aditi Iyer, in a quick chat, talks about her love for both ends of the musical spectrum — Pop and Opera
This Bengaluru girl topped her class in PUC and wants to study medicine to help her ailing father
Aishwarya Nandakumar a second-year PU student talks about how she managed her time between chores at home and studies to top her class in the board exams
Why Pawan Rochwani is getting India's artists to air their views on politics via #VoteMeDum
The young founder of Platform for Artists is taking it upon himself to raise a little awareness about the people whom Pune (and Indian) will be voting for, findsNandhini Srinivasan. Are you listening?
The man behind Madras Day, S Muthiah passes away at 89
Muthiah was the principal organiser of the annual Madras Day celebrations and the founder-President of the Madras Book Club
What we say is not Nonsense: How these Ahmedabad bloggers are helping the youth voice their opinion
Nathi Nonsense has also ventured into offline events like open mics that have given them the exposure they wanted
I haven't seen a single episode of Game of Thrones and I love my life
You shouldn't worry if you haven't watched a single episode of the Game of Thrones. You are not a sinner. Nor are you alone
DMK will get majority, TTV Dhinakaran did more help than harm: Post-poll prediction
One can safely argue that this election is characterized by uncertainty, which skews the traditional understanding of how TN electorate would behave
Water crisis in hostel forces tribal girl in Visakhapatnam to bathe in canal, drowns
The missing girl, E Rani, a student of Tribal Welfare Girls Hostel is a native of Guntaseema village of Dumbriguda Mandal
28k write APEAMCET all across Andhra today. Here's all you need to know
TCS to provide tech-support to the 12 centres that will host examinees taking the Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test
Lok Sabha 2019: 19 minors from Srikakulam in AP have EPIC, 17 voted in Phase I
The inquiry report, submitted to the RO, has been forwarded to the Chief Election Commissioner for his perusal. Action will be taken once the CEC takes a decision
Meet Dhanusha, an auto driver's daughter who will represent India at a heptathlon meet in Italy
Hailing from Mysore, the daughter of Manju, an auto driver and MB Rukmini, a homemaker, Dhanusha started practicing when she was just 14
#JusticeForMadhu: How Raichur's youth fought to bring justice to murdered engineering student
The corpse of Madhu, an engineering student from Raichur was found hanging from a tree on April 16, days after her disappearance
Lok Sabha 2019: GenY voters want young MPs with liberal outlook
With 15 million young voters, concerns arise about the stressful process of voting in the largest democracy in the world
This Ex-Jet employee offers to hire grounded 9W staff in his real-estate firm
The firm put out the news that they were ready to offer the "helpless employees of the airline" on Thursday
This Bengaluru woman quit her job in the US and now runs a school for the children of migrant labourers
Saraswathi Padmanabhan, the founder of Diya Ghar talks about how the school lights up the lives of migrant children in Bengaluru and exposes them to Montessori education
Tamil Nadu +2 result 2019: Tirupur tops with 95% successful, Chennai lags at 93%
A total of 94.64 per cent female students have passed while only 88.57 per cent of the male students succeded to clear the exam
Tamil Nadu +2 result 2019: Here's how you can get your marksheets, apply for retotaling
Tiruppur district stood first with 95.37% pass percentage followed by Erode (95.23%) and Perambalur district (95.15%)
Ramjas College's AISA, SFI to publish separate magazine with political articles aplenty. Here's why
Following the student outrage, the college also issued a second circular saying any article on relevant topics and within the Election Commission guidelines can be submitted
Lok Sabha 2019: TN falls way short of 2014 voter turnout with 56% till 5 pm, Chennai staggers at 44%
AIADMK spokesperson and advocate R M Babu Murugavel filed separate complaints with the ECI against DMK leaders M K Stalin and Dayanidhi Maran
Lok Sabha 2019: India off to a peaceful Phase II of General Election 2019, 35% voters cast votes till 1 pm
The challenge, in states like Chhattisgarh remain to ensure free, peaceful and credible polling in areas having the presence of outlawed CPI-Maoist
Lok Sabha 2019: Phase II off to a brisk start in UP with 25% polling till 11 am
BJP's sitting MP and party candidate from Bulandshahr Bhola Singh was escorted out of a polling booth in his constituency following his appeal seeking voters' blessings
Lok Sabha 2019: TN registers lacklustre 30.62% polling in the first half, Chennai abysmal at 22.89%
More than 300 EVMs have been changed to replace the faulty ones, said Chief Electoral Officer Satyabrata Sahoo
Actor Shane Rangi tells us about the educational opportunities in Wellington and the next Avatar movie he is a part of
Shane Rangi recently visited Mumbai as a part of the Study Wellington and Education New Zealand delegation who were there to create awareness on the educational opportunities
Hyderabad dance teacher asks students to strip before class, complaint filed
A case under section 509 (word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman) has been registered against the accused
Hyderabad-based EdTech start-up Better By Design encourages children to innovate, find easy solutions to everyday problems
Better By Design, an EdTech start-up based out of Hyderabad, children thought about the problems they see and mulled over solutions
Exam results depressing you? Tamil rappers Tupakeys tell you how to be Top Tucker
The rappers did not just take this as any other music project. They say it was very close to their heart and they believe in what they are saying
Country holding largest-ever elections, drops chapters on democracy, diversity and caste for CBSE boards
The CBSE has stated that the the chapters will be assessed in the periodic tests but will not figure in the board examination
Learn how to use the word 'bug' in your day-to-day conversations
There are many idiomatic expressions about bugs and insects that are used in our conversations. Here are a few
The journey of Nikhil Gupta: From researcher who snubbed netas to MP candidate in South Delhi
The face of the #HikeResearchFellowship movement that rocked the MHRD and India, this 26-year-old is currently a Junior Research Fellow in CBMR, Lucknow
ATMA Foundation is taking charity to a more personal level
The founder of Atma Foundation about his initiative and why it takes social work to the next level
Meet the Ravenshaw University students who made a documentary on Baji Rout
The founder of Kahaniyaan Candid Cinema talks about their film club, their web series and their documentary on Baji Rout
The CMS Story: How the Coimbatore group has made their mark in education
At CMS, the students are not merely empowered to be entrepreneurs or great managers — there is a lot of focus on making them well-rounded human beings as well
Two students of SSN Institutions have come up with a technology that helps you escape from sinking cars
With this technology, the roof of the car automatically opens up when it begins to get submerged in water
