Argument between congress, BJP MP in Lok Sabha for using word ‘gentleman’

Smriti Irani’s clarification on menstruation not a handicap comment

New Delhi: Women and Child Development Minister Smriti Irani and Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury indulged in a spat in Lok Sabha on Friday over the use of the word ‘gentleman’. While responding to a supplementary question by Chandra Sekhar Sahu of the BJD on fortified food for children, Ms Irani referred to him as … Read more

Delhi govt schools to kick off new robotics competition for students

Twice-a-Year Board Exams Introduced by Education Ministry's New Curriculum

New Delhi: A unique robotics competition to nurture excellence in the field among Delhi school students will begin Friday, as the state government has been emphasizing educational opportunities for students to learn Artificial Intelligence, a circular from the Directorate of Education (DoE) has said. READ | Maulana Azad Fellowship for Minorities: Demand raised in Lok … Read more

Maulana Azad Fellowship for Minorities: Demand raised in Lok Sabha for restoring pre-matric scholarship

Lok Sabha Passes IIM Amendment Bill Despite Autonomy Concerns

New Delhi: Two lawmakers argued in Lok Sabha that the country could not advance if the minority population was left behind, and urged that the pre-matric scholarship and Maulana Azad Fellowship for minority students be reinstated. READ | JNU to begin school of Indian language to celebrate country’s cultural diversity The government’s pre-matriculation scholarship for … Read more

JNU to begin school of Indian language to celebrate country’s cultural diversity

JNU to begin school of Indian language to celebrate country’s cultural diversity

New Delhi: Jawaharlal Nehru University will start a new School of Indian Languages where courses on different languages will be offered from next year in a bid to celebrate the country’s cultural diversity. Addressing a press conference on Monday, Vice Chancellor Santishree D Pandit said the School of Indian Languages would house centres for different … Read more

Sardar Patel College of Engineering to organize international conference (SPICON 2022) on Govt’s ‘Make in India’ initiative

Sardar Patel College of Engineering to organize international conference (SPICON 2022) on 'Make in India' Initiative

Sardar Patel College of Engineering, Andheri is completing its 60th year in 2022. In this 60th year Jubilee, the institute is organizing Sardar Patel International Conference on Industry 4.0 – Nascent Technologies and Sustainability for the ‘Make in India’ Initiative (SPICON 2022) on 22nd -23rd December 2022. SPICON-2022 is sponsored by AICTE, CSIR, and is … Read more

‘Will allow students to gain honours degree after 3 years as well’: Vice-Chancellor

Will allow students to gain honours degree after 3 years as well: Vice-Chancellor

New Delhi: Delhi University will give an undergraduate ‘honours’ degree even to the students opting for three years, Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh was quoted as saying by the news agency PTI. As per the new norms prepared by the University Grants Commission (UGC) in a draft, students will now get an undergraduate honours degree only … Read more

IIT Madras Placements 2022: 25 Jobs Offering ₹1 Cr Salary

IIT Madras Opens Research Hub

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras has started its placement drive for the year 2022 on December 1, 2022. The first day of the placement ended with 25 students getting job offers of more than ₹1 crore package per annum. On the whole, a total of 445 offers were made to the students on Day … Read more

Delhi HC Rules Late Fee Rules Don’t Apply to Private Schools

Delhi HC Orders CLAT-2025 Results Reassessment

The Delhi High Court has said provisions of the Delhi School Education Rules which state a school cannot charge a fine in excess of five paise a day for late payment of fees, does not apply to private unaided schools here. A bench of justices Vibhu Bakhru and Amit Mahajan issued the ruling on a … Read more