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 | In a first, IIT Kanpur holds placement drive in online format to cope with COVID-19 restrictionsThis year about 220-230 companies have registered with the IIT for hiring students against about 300 companies which had come to campus during the last placement season | |
 | Student-made app Yibe is set to take socialising out of college and back to the streets. Here's howThe student duo who will represent India at the global workshop of the programme spent over 5 months perfecting the platform, Yibe Network which allows like-minded college students find each other | |
 | Pinky Jayaprakash and her husband started SkEdu to ensure that every student gets a positive learning experienceSkEdu combines the individual personality of students and their interests to build a schooling system that understands individualism and encourages students to grow through AI | |
 | US court stops two H-1B regulations proposed by Trump administration much to Indian professionals' reliefThe lawsuit argued the new restrictions are not only illegal on their face but that the rushed process for implementing them was flawed | |
 | IIT Roorkee student bags Rs 80 lakh job offer despite the COVID-19 pandemicFirms like Alphonso, Amazon, Analog Devices, AppDynamics India, Bajaj Auto, Codenation, Cohesity and more offered 275 jobs to the students on the first day | |
 | IIT Madras' first placement session sees a 20% in job offers even amid the COVID-19 pandemicThe big recruiters of this year’s first session include Microsoft, Texas Instruments, Bajaj Auto, ISRO, Alphonso, and Qualcomm | |
 | Nearly 8000 IT professionals get jobs through 'Karma Bhumi' app in West Bengal: OfficialThe statae IT department had developed the 'Karma Bhumi' app for professionals who had returned from other places to enlist themselves for getting employment in the state for a limited period of time | |
 | How Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences is providing Odisha's youth access to quality educationThe children of KISS are educated, modern and they use their knowledge to improve their lives - be it through practice of better hygiene | |
 | Kerala's Teachers' Training Institute develops 'talking textbooks' for kids with learning disabilitiesThe talking textbooks for 'Vamozhi' has been recorded by the DElEd students and hence is very easy to follow for the children | |
 | IT Ministry partners with IBM to equip the country's youth with future-ready skillsAs part of the partnership, CSC Academy - part of Common Services Centre (CSC) scheme of India's flagship Digital India programme | |
 | TRS govt plans to provide relief to 4 lakh teachers who lost jobs due to COVID-19 pandemicIt's not just the schools, coaching institutes, engineering and degree colleges were also forced to remove inexperienced or less experienced teaching staff | |
 | BJP MP Tejasvi Surya, supporters remove police barricades to enter Osmania University campusStating that Osmania University was the epicenter of Telangana movement, the MP from Bengaluru remarked that the martyrs didn't belong to Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) | |
 | Here's how Chennai-based HashHackCode is teaching coding to the differently-abledHashHackCode's unique curriculum to teach coding involves student mentors teaching coding to the differently-abled | |
 | Railways' study on its use of bio-toilets to be part of the curriculum at ISBAccording to the document, the railways has given its nod to Indian School of Business (ISB) to use the study by them on the IR bio-toilets as curriculum for business schools | |
 | Generosity in the times of COVID: What makes us open our hearts and be generous?Why are we being so generous now? Is the call of generosity falling on more attentive ears than before due to the onslaught of COVID-19? Or is this just another farce? Monteiro thinks about this |
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