In an era consumed by hypercompetition and crippling anxieties, entrepreneur Rajiv K. Poddar’s literary debut serves as a vital manifesto on mental resilience, parental support, and the courage to fail.
Dehradun - a landscape intimately etched in the literary imagination through the pages of Ruskin Bond, has long held an esteemed reputation for housing the nation's finest educational bastions.
The IIT Delhi zone claimed all three top ranks in JEE Advanced 2026, with 56,880 candidates clearing the exam out of nearly 1.8 lakh who appeared.
The testing agency rescheduled the afternoon session and promised complete examination time after a technical issue disrupted the start of CUET-UG at select centres.
Prof Devswaroop, founding Vice Chancellor (Kulguru) of the Baba Amte Divyaang University Jaipur and acting Vice Chancellor of Vishwakarma Skill University, was sacked from his twin posts following complaints of irregularities and favouritism in appointments.
In the nuanced realm of legal fiction, where the interplay between truth and its provability continues to engage both jurists and writers alike, Dr. Sujay Kantawala’s latest book “The Verdict: Who Killed Sonia Verma?” emerges as a thoughtful and measured narrative.
The 57th Shankar Shad Mushaira held on April 4 at the Modern School on Barakhamba Road was a blend of poetic expressions from different generations, turning the gathering into a shared celebration of emotion, memory, and timeless expression.
Long confined in popular imagination to the delicate terrains of love and longing, Urdu poetry has often been misread as inward-looking, steeped in intimacy yet distant from the urgencies of the world.
The book moves from the shocks of the 1980s through the decades that follow – years when the country is beset by turbulences.
Threaded through the seminar was the resonant vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat, evoking the need for deeper self-reliance, technological advancement, and strategic resilience in navigating an increasingly complex global landscape.
