Not protesting for communism, but to prevent death of research, says academic who resigned over CUK's research subject restriction
Dr Meena T Pillai, a member of the Central University of Kerala's Board of Studies resigned a few days back, protesting the circular that asked the students to work on subjects of national priority
Kerala Varma College Women's Hostel curfew extended to 8.30 pm, massive victory for striking students
The women hostellers of the college were on strike demanding the same for the past three days
Kerala Varma College students agitate as administration refuses to extend hostel curfew, despite HC order
The students were told by the management that they can rework on the rules only after a meeting with the parents. The HC says that the students are adults and can take their own decisions
Can diabetic students carry snacks, insulin pumps to exam halls: High Court
Besides, the petition also wanted the diabetic students to be permitted to attend natural calls as and when required while writing examinations
Meet JNU's Yogiji, who is organising a Main Bhi Chowkidaar-themed cultural night at Sabarmati Hostel
The cultural night is an annual event where students meet, interact and have fun but this time there is a theme as well
JNU Hunger Strike: Five days on, protesting students' health worsens; VC stays mum
One of the students was even rushed to the hospital but the JNUSU is complaining that the VC has still not agreed to a meeting with them
This Haryana Math prof's Love Theory is ground-breaking, logical and sanskari; but he has been suspended
The video shows a mathematics professor at a women’s college in Haryana’s Karnal teaching the love formula in Hindi to his students explaining each word to them
J&K student missing for two days from Hyderabad hostel found at Balasore station
Amit Kanwal Pandita's friends came to know that he was travelling to Kolkata and alerted the police and his family members
TN teacher arrested for child pornography and sexual assault on students after husband complains to Collector
The incident came to light after her husband found intimate pictures and pornographic materials of a student on her mobile phone
Osmania University to take legal action against student body for anti-VC posters on campus
Posters put up on campus by the All India Students Federation (AISF) which alleged that the VC had failed to deliver on the various demands made by students defamed him, claimed the administration
Let them eat Kaju Barfi: JNU VC gives Holi sweets to students on Day 3 of hunger strike, refuses 5-minute meeting
Eleven striking students approached the VC to request for a meeting, he refused to listen and instead offered them sweets and tea, alleged the striking student unionists
I watched the trailer of PM Narendra Modi and it is the best thing on the internet
Offering everything from action to emotion to comedy to inspiration, this trailer is an audio-visual treat. Also, we guarantee that you will automatically turn into a Modi fan after watching this
This Chennai-based theatre artist moved to a river island to teach at a community school there
Adith AK talks about why he left his happening life in Chennai to move to the river island of Majuli in Assam to teach and engage with students there — and how it worked out pretty well
Rahul's speech in Chennai's Stella Maris College did not violate model code of conduct
TN's Chief Electoral officer said that local election officials have reported that there was no violation whatsoever
Student Unionist raped inside Kerala CPI(M) office delivers baby, but SFI 'unaware' of the incident
A case was registered after the police found a newborn abandoned. The mother, who people claim is an SFI unionist, said that she was raped by another unionist, inside the CPI(M) office
Burundi schoolgirls jailed for doodling on president's photo
The trio has been in custody since March 12, when they were arrested with three other schoolgirls and a 13-year old boy
How law students at RGNUL staged a protest that brought the management to heel in 5 days flat
After six students protested for better food and relaxation of campus curfews, the administration suspended them — leading to a massive student agitation and a complete shutdown for the weekend
SSC question papers of two subjects leaked through WhatsApp in Maharashtra, case registered
A case was registered at Narpoli police station against an unidentified person in this connection
Clean toilets, naatu muttai, school councils: Read the manifesto of the policy-making children of TN
Arunodaya, a Chennai-based NGO conducted a two-day session for children across the state to come up with their own manifesto for the Lok Sabha polls next month
TN private engg colleges to urge higher education dept to create Tamil Nadu Technical University to affiliate them
The decision was taken at the meeting of the Consortium of Self Financing Professional, Arts and Science College of Tamil Nadu
Don't gate crash weddings or disciplinary actions will be taken, NIT Kurukshetra tells students
On March 16, the Chief Warden (Boys) of National Institute of Technology (NIT), Kurukshetra, issued the circular
After 24 hours of hunger strike, JNU Teachers join students to oppose VC
The JNUSU had called for an indefinite hunger strike against the administration's 'anti-student policies' on Tuesday
Ahead of IPL and World Cup, IIT Madras' new cricket algorithm can tell you how lucky a batsman has been
IIT Madras Researchers and an IIT-M incubated company, Gyan Data Pvt. Ltd, working with cricket experts from ESPNcricinfo derived Superstats from its ball-by-ball database
Why Christel House's approach to education is working wonders
Jaison C Mathew, CEO of Christel House, India talks about how their education model has been successful in educating and lifting children and their families from poverty
GEMS B School is all set to launch three new MBA programmes
In conversation with Kunal Nehruji of GEMS B School,We find out what new courses they have for students this academic year and how are they going to meet the expectations of the industry
Meet Anpu Varkey, the 'street' artist who's making walls all across India pop with colour
Anpu Varkey narrates her experience of traveling across India and painting at public forums — and her fascination for dousing walls in a whole load of paint
VTU asks colleges to verify marks cards and certificates while students choose compulsory Kannada
As per the circular issued by the university, the principals of the colleges should allow students to opt Kannada based on the marks cards and certificates
Bugged with the fee hike, PG medical students in Bengaluru to get a higher stipend
This stipend is for all PG medical seat students under the government quota or those seeking a seat at a government medical college
NEET in Tamil Nadu poll manifesto: ADMK proposes, DMK disposes, Tamilisai confuses
The AIADMK-BJP alliance also has NEET exemption as part of their manifesto, yet the BJP leader was seen criticising this move
Pad vending machines, edu loan waivers and unemployment stipend: Everything you need to know about DMK, ADMK manifestos
A review of the manifestos of the Congress-DMK alliance and the BJP-AIADMK alliance for the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections had a few surprises, plenty of green font and a few bizarre claims in there
What's VTU topper Suchitra N's secret to bagging 9 gold medals?
The girl who topped Civil Engineering tells Rashmi Patil what she did to manage the kind of massive marks that she ended up with eventually
How students in Karnataka are helping stop forests in the state from catching fire
Dealing with forest fires has always been a challenge for forest officials. Determined to combat these fires, they have enlisted the help of children to spread awareness and reduce such incidents
With TECHVED's new set of short courses, learning is a TAD bit easier now
Design company TECHVED launches UX/UI related online courses for aspiring individuals at TAD
Robust public health system necessary to control epidemics, says prof who discovered Ebola
Dr Baron Peter Piot delivered a lecture on the topic ‘100 Years after the Spanish Flu: Are we ready for the Next Epidemic?’ on Friday at the University of Hyderabad
Stanford University's new institute plans to re-imagine Artificial Intelligence
Headed by John Etchemendy, former Director of the Stanford AI Lab, the institute plans to partner with industries, government and non-government organisations across sectors
Report says 328 sexually abused and exploited by UN and partner personnel, 103 children among them
The duty stations included those in countries such as Afghanistan, Haiti, India, Iraq, Liberia, Libya, Pakistan, South Sudan and Syria
Why removing onion, garlic from mid-day meals in Karnataka could lead to more school dropouts
When the taste of the food is compromised, there is often a disinterest on the part of the child in consuming this food and this can be linked to dropout rates, according to public health experts
No college can restrict political views of students: Why Kerala HC verdict is important for every Indian student
Though the petition was filed to fight against the hostel's set of rules that were curbing women's fundamental rights, the verdict speaks about other fundamental rights as well
From Avatar to Manikarnika, here's how ComicFlix is turning your favourite movies into comics
ComicFlix, the world's first automated video-to-comic platform, is on a mission to storify content that we love to watch, we spoke to the founder to know more
JNUSU calls for indefinite hunger strike against new prospectus, anti-student policies
The JNUSU members will be going hunger strike to protest against several issues, one being the fee hikes for some of the new courses
Flex ban brings graffiti back in vogue, artists return to painting walls, complain GST has increased costs
Graffiti workers who had left the job or made the graffiti a part-time job had come back to the work. The artists have got huge demand due to reduced availability of the graffiti artist
Think twice before pressing the 'accept' button on friend requests sent to you on FB, warns B'luru cops
Even though Facebook has changed the way the world communicates, there is also a dark side to the popular social media service
Nigerian girl wins 20 gold medals and 5 cash awards, shatters University of Mysore's record
Emelife Stella Chinelo tops the list of medal tally at 99th convocation of University of Mysore. Meera Anasane, a 46-year-old homemaker, and Sanjana Darla won 10 medals each
With election Code of Conduct in force, PG medical counselling in TN takes a hit
Officials are planning to approach the Election Commission seeking their permission to proceed with the counselling process
Haven't slept since then: One month on, how Mugilan's disappearance has affected TN's activists
His fellow activists, SP Udayakumaran and Henri Tiphange speak about their friend, his disappearance and the theories that surround it
Choose PhD topics on issues of national priority from pre-approved list, Central University of Kerala tells researchers
The Central University of Kerala has decided to implement the decision to create their own topics for research and students will be allowed to choose from this list
Rahul Gandhi at Stella Maris: Why TN Higher Education dept's enquiry citing election code of conduct is weird
A letter was sent by the Director of Collegiate Education asking how "permission was granted" to Stella Maris, "a government aided college", to conduct an event where "a political leader" took part
Why every aspiring woman pilot should look up to Anny Divya, the world's youngest woman Boeing 777 pilot
When she was 21, she first got to try her hand at flying the world's largest twin-engine passenger jet, the Boeing 777. Today, she's a beacon for every woman who's wanted to be a pilot
What are the ways to forge lasting relationships at your workplace?
In today's competitive world, knowing how to form and maintain professional bonds can give you the edge
How can one correctly utilise certain nouns in the place of verbs?
There are subtle differences between the acts of ‘verbing’ or ‘verbifying’, and also the words 'just' and 'only'
Now, a forum to focus on secure and quality accommodation for students
The newly established forum will comprise of leading student rental housing service providers, and enable students to identify their preferred mode of accommodation
This 17-year-old from Kalaburagi is making intricate paper cuttings of insects to spread awareness
Syeda Manzar Fathima from Kalaburagi, a 17-year-old isn't just aware of more than 50 species of insects, but she can even make intricate paper cuttings
This early childhood education programme called Chaya tells us why one should invest in them
Smita Deshpande and Jennifer Vincent's early childhood education, Chaya, has become a huge success and they aim to introduce it in several schools across Hubballi and Dharwad
A growing population calls for increased expenditure in education: Educationist Racquel Shroff
Shroff's Indian Career Education and Development Council (IECDC) conducted a career fair at the Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Ashok Nagar to help students transition into the workforce
Vysakh SR is the unlikely football hero that you need to know about
Vysakh SR speaks about playing football after losing his leg in a tragic accident and finding a place in the ISL
This forum established by PhD scholars from around Kerala aims to create a new intellectual space in the state
Prajna Foundation aims to create an intellectual space that is ideas for Kerala's thinkers
This Hyderabad duo is up-cycling your torn jeans to brand new chic totes, slings and handbags
Sai Deepika Pullepu and Murali Krishna started Purple Nest in college, to design logos, posters, websites and other creatives for corporates
Delhi-based FLOH doesn't shy away from telling it like it is when it comes to menstruation
FLOH's Campfree Pain Relief Patch is an all-Ayurvedic stick-on patch can be easily applied under clothing
Parul Institute Of Law's one day National Seminar emphasises on the need for gender balance in occupational choices
The success of this ever-growing initiative is seen through the outstanding impact by stopping over 70 000 people from committing suicide
It will take India 87 years to have basic amenities in schools, RTE compliance, says report
Following U-DISE data the study goes on to say that India is far from being able to provide secondary education to all because there is a severe shortage of school infrastructure
This Bengaluru-based 'Addams Family' pianist is all set to release his debut album
Rohan Jose, a Bengaluru-based musician talks about how he was mentored by prominent musicians from Brazil and how much they inspire him
Pollachi Sexual Abuse: Why women do not go to the cops after sexual assault and blackmail
Victims in the Pollachi Sexual Abuse case put up with years rape, physical and mental harassment, blackmail and torture for year. Is our law doing enough to ensure justice and are our police stations
Chennai's Aarthi Goyal's fluid art will brighten your boring cup of coffee
Aarthi Goyal tells us how art has always been a part of her life and how she plans on bringing colour into everyone's everyday living
14 Central Universities to jointly organise the CUCET-2019 Entrance Test for various programmes on May 25 & 26
The test will be conducted at several centres across the country and candidates are required to apply for the same through the online portal
Forced into prostitution by family, Chennai seventh grader complained to teachers - who ignored her
Police said that the girl had been undergoing harassment for several months and the incident came to light when she recently shared her turmoil with a neighbour
Madurai Kamaraj University delays salary of guest lecturers in constituent colleges
More than 300 guest lecturers are working on an hourly basis and they are getting Rs 125 per hour. MKU did not make payment for their salary for the month of February
Researchers' pockets still empty 42 days after government announced hike
Researchers have not received their stipend for anywhere between six months to one year even after a hike was announced on January 20, 2019
Meet Kamal Nayak, a UN fellow, who started Good Universe and is doing all he can to help spread sexual and menstrual awareness
A lot of information disbursed at the camps in slums is visual and several diagrams are used to explain the content better
Here's why KIIT has once again hit a high note when it comes to their placement record
"When it comes to students wanting to go abroad, whichever MoUs were signed with foreign universities, we ensure that there is a student exchange," says KIIT's Director of Placements
Through their unique programmes, Hyderabad's VJIM is grooming students to be industry-ready. Here's how
Their Career Vision Schooling, business conclaves and experienced faculty ensure that students can put their best foot forward in the world outside
Pondicherry Uni increases MBA fees by a whopping 125%, students' forums demand immediate rollback
The university has hiked the annual fees for the MBA courses from Rs 74,200 in the academic year 2018-19 to Rs 1.66 lakh in the academic year 2019-20
Slow Clap: Why Holi is holy and Indians don't need detergent
Twitter blew up with #boycottsurfexcel after Surf says Rang Laaye Sang. Here's why you're anti-national if you don't feel the same way
Bollywood star Nawazuddin Siddiqui unveiled as brand ambassador for popular gaming site 'PokerStars'
The famous actor joins Indian poker pro Aditya Agarwal, Muskan Sethi, herself an actress on Team Pro, and a host of celebrity players
You can now hear your unborn baby's heartbeat from anywhere, thanks to this engineer duo
Hyderabad-based Pregnitive, a women's healthcare company designs solutions to improve the health of mothers and babies
Check out the Apni Roti van, which provides 4k fresh rotis to the poor every single day — on wheels
Installed inside the mobile van is an automated roti-making machine that has the capacity of producing close to 1,000 rotis in just an hour
Newspapers run blank front pages in Kashmir to protest 'denial' of govt ads to two dailies
The Kashmir Editors' Guild (KEG) had claimed last month that the state government had stopped giving advertisements to two major local dailies — Greater Kashmir and Kashmir Reader
Here's how the NGO Hand in Hand has transformed the lives of underprivileged children
The work that the NGO has done to eliminate child labour and educate children won it this year's Bal Kalyan Puraskar
High Court seeks Ayush Ministry reply on plea against decision on Aadhaar-based attendance in colleges
The petitioner's plea stated that the Aadhaar and its usage cannot be forced upon any individual
RTE Admissions: Parents in distress as there is no LKG in Karnataka government schools
As the entry level for RTE is LKG and no pre-primary classes are available in state government schools, the Department of Public Instruction has no option but to consider private unaided schools
Here's what the second edition of the Chennai Photo Biennale has to offer its audience
We check out the second edition of the Chennai Photo Biennale, while catching up with its founder and curator
Meet Sneha Sharma, the fastest woman F4 racer in the country, who is also an Indigo flight commander
At just eighteen, Sneha Sharma already had her own flying license and racing license. This was before getting a driver's license. Beat that
War of words: From #Abhinandan to 'dodging the bullet', learning word chunks better
Learning words in chunks helps English language learners use the newly learned words effectively while speaking and writing. There are many advantages of learning word chunks
Should caste customs interfere in judicial system and mitigate penalty in a democracy?
The Supreme Court had reduced punishment from death penalty to 25 years of jail time on the ground that honour killing is customary for some communities
