Removing mobile phones from classrooms improves student concentration and peer interaction, though full phone-free policies require secure storage and clear enforcement.
A new trust honouring the late ISRO chairman will provide research grants, mentorship, and support across space technology, education, sustainability, and public policy.
Students preparing for the 2027 examinations must review their subject codes and personal data through school authorities to resolve discrepancies early.
The institute has overhauled its undergraduate programme, introducing AI‑focused subjects, greater elective choice and a 60‑hour wellbeing and community‑service framework.
The state welfare initiative provides fully funded schooling and housing to children of registered workers and COVID-19 orphans through competitive entrance tests.
A nationwide IIT Mandi study of 25,783 students reveals growing startup activity and ambition among India’s youth, underscoring the impact of recent pro‑entrepreneurship policies.
The Khanpur Kalan institution bagged the prestigious IMU-Ron Harden prize in Kuala Lumpur for its NEST programme, marking a first for an Indian medical college.
The new knowledge and research hub in Coimbatore was opened by Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, while DMK leader M. K. Stalin highlighted it as a hallmark of the party’s developmental agenda.
The pact, inked at VTU’s regional office in Bengaluru, will deliver hands‑on training, mentorship from over a hundred industry experts and guaranteed job pathways for 3,000 students over the next three years.
The Medical Counselling Committee has launched online registration for postgraduate seats and done away with physical reporting for candidates seeking upgrades.
The laboratory's readiness chief argues that adapting to rapid automation requires hands-on experience, classroom reform, and protecting uniquely human tasks.
Punjab’s chief minister blasted the Union government for singling out his state on drug abuse, pointing to a massive heroin bust in Gujarat, while announcing a fresh ₹13.30 crore scholarship package for Scheduled‑Caste students and representing the state at a national Right‑to‑Information conference.
