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 | We have been lobbying very hard for the 2 year after-study work visa: Ian Greer, Vice-Chancellor of Queen's University BelfastCost of living is an awful lot cheaper, he says. "The quality of the course here is good and we do offer a good package in terms of reasonably priced courses and very good quality of living," he says | |
 | Waiting for your luggage at the airport stressing you out? These LPU researchers have a 'smart' solutionThe baggage on the conveyor belts is tracked and the passengers are informed about their luggage arrival schedule on the monitors | |
 | Education has to be freed from the clutches of self-interest groups: Vineet NayarWe need to make teachers the part of the solution rather treat them as the problem, says the ex-VC and CEO of HCL Technologies and Founder Chairperson of Sampark Foundation | |
 | This Bengaluru school student created an app to help people with OCD keep things in orderThe 17-year-old, a passionate coder and developer herself, began working on the app from May 2018, and it was finally launched in November | |
 | Will these IIT Madras students get to show their hyperloop pod design to Elon Musk?The team is working with a vision to develop technologies for a future mode of high-speed transportation with applications in various fields including Defence, Logistics and Aerospace Industry | |
 | Queen's Calling: Why studying in Belfast will make a lot of sense for youTheir Physical Education Centre was used as a training base during the London Olympics and they have as many as 50 sports clubs | |
 | What are the new courses at MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences? Find out hereDr Sivaguru S Sritharan, Vice-Chancellor of MSRUAS talks about his vision for the institute and the new courses that will be launched soon | |
 | Government mulls new IT policy to boost Karnataka's start-up capital tagThe State will also collaborate through Global Innovation Alliances (GIAs) for co-innovation | |
 | This platform helps local retailers get back in the game by providing effective strategies for better interaction with consumersSaksham Agrawal tells us about his startup Surelocal and how they are helping local retailers survive in a competitive market | |
 | Low pay, alternate cheaper training models could be reason behind engineering losing prominenceA spokesperson of a private engineering college, on the outskirts of Chennai, told Express that the pay package in placements has come down from Rs 3.6 – 4.5 lakh per annum to as low as Rs 1.5 -2 lakh | |
 | This LPU professor has created an eco-friendly paint using litchi extracts. Here's why it's awesomeYou now have green paint and primers from litchi peel and seeds. Sounds exciting right? We spoke to the professor who invented it to find out more | |
 | Why Wayanad's 22-year-old Sooraj has been leading the charge against chemical fertilisersSooraj C S has been practicing organic farming for the past nine years while campaigning against the use of pesticides. This is his inpiring story — and how he decided to become a farmer at 13 | |
 | Why AI can get your MOJO on: Rajamanohar Somasundaram and the farm connectionRajamanohar Somasundaram talks about his AI-driven platforms that are helping farmers make sense of the turgid water situation and get their yield up | |
 | This AI-based chatbot helps artists collaborate with each other and find suitable projectsDARA identifies artists' interests and skills and gives them a list of potential collaborators and grant-makers across the globe | |
 | Padman finds a place in TN's plus two zoology book, says his story might reform the youth from job seekers to job providersThe Padmasree recipient also said the students once reading the case study can browse the internet to understand the concept from the grassroots level |
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