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 | Career fair at SP Jain School of High TechnologyAn advance recruitment programme for the students of SP Jain School of High Technology to be held soon | |
 | India's own Hoodie-baba: How Varun Agarwal became a millionaire at 25He's supremely laidback but he takes his business just as seriously as any corporate sort with a stiff collar. Bengaluru boy Varun Agarwal tells us all about Alma Mater and his new book | |
 | Here's what the God of all science fairs looks likeThe International Science and Engineering Fair that showcases high school students’ skills kicks off in May. | |
 | Justice for Jishnu: Mother of Kerala student who hanged himself calls court ruling 'unfair', claims HC Judge was a close acquaintaince of the accusedJishnu's mother is taking on the system in a fight for justice for her son, pleads with the Chief Justice to keep Justice Mathew from hearing cases against Krishnadas | |
 | Tablets which teach and need no poppingTurning subjects into games is ConveGenius with its tablets, but not without facing hurdles of their own | |
 | You can't please everyone: Now that she's done, MCC's first College Union Society Chairwoman talks about her year in the hot seatRebecca Catherene, who has been heading Madras Christian College's CUS this past year, looks at her year in review and talks about the experience of being a woman in college politics | |
 | Solar flair: Here's how Universities in Kerala are embracing solar power to run their classrooms and labsWhile everyone preaches about clean energy, Sree Sankaracharya Sanskrit University in Kerala has set up a solar plant that provides energy to the majority of the university's needs | |
 | After blind Tamil prof at Presidency College gets hit with memo for missing classes during Muthamil Vizha, visually impaired students fast in protestVisually challenged professor of Tamil at Chennai's notorious Presidency College was joined by over 40 visually challenged students as they protested at Chepauk, calling for the memo to be rolled back | |
 | Medical Students in Uttar Pradesh protest against alleged unfair treatmentThe Allahabad High Court gave orders for the Chief Secretary of Uttar Pradesh to investigate medical students from other states being barred from counselling sessions | |
 | A writer and a poet, this multifaceted teacher encourages her students to discover their talentsFor V S Kaikasi, her name sparked her interest in Hindu mythology. Like her namesake, she too is resolute in her mission to get her students to discover what they’re really good at | |
 | Adios Prince Charming, Glass slippers and voiceless Princess! Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls introduces strong female leads into the world of fairytalesElena Favilli and Francesca Cavallo, authors of Goodnight Stories reveal why they felt the need to write a book that features the inspirational stories ofa hundred extraordinary women. | |
 | Niagara Falls to go desi on August 15, to be lit up with tricolour, courtesy Indian working at University at BuffaloThe iconic waterfalls in the USA will sport the Indian tricolour on Independence Day after the Indian Association of Buffalo wrote to the Niagara Falls Illumination Board | |
 | Chennai kids get lessons in modelling as Junior's Fashion Week, an international kids fashion edutainment platform chooses the cityThe event is not only a platform for children to become junior models but also gives them an overall grooming experience | |
 | IAS and civils aspirants listen up; the Home Secretary makes it easy for you to stay on top of affairsBureaucrat Rajiv Mehrishi’s new book will help civil aspirants stay abreast of current affairs | |
 | Once shunned by the PU board officials for taking math, this visually impaired girl tops PG course at IIIT-BVidhya Y will be working towards making maths and science more accessible to the visually impaired |
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