Imagine a pair of AI-powered spectacles that is designed specifically to guide the visually impaired, or a simple locket with SOS and tracking features empowering personal security in today’s world. These aren’t gadgets from a sci-fi novel; they became a reality at Velocity 2025.
What happens when two iconic worlds collide? What unfolds when a clever bookworm meets a humble dreamer and they face the same tests of heart and mind? Mahadevi Birla Shishu Vihar recently answered these questions with its cultural programme, The Mind Factory.
A free-for-all lecture was presented online via Google Meet. Samrat Bisai, professor at Ramakrishna Mission Brahmananda College of Education, Rahara, was the primary speaker and academic analyst who spoke on ‘Gamification in classroom: Navigating within and beyond’.
Universities are not simply stores of information or vocational training centres, but dynamic environments where creativity is fostered, curiosity is appreciated, and novel opportunities emerge.
As the digital revolution redefines how India learns, a vital question is emerging in homes, classrooms, and policy circles alike: Is online education empowering students or silently exhausting them?
In an age where artificial intelligence writes poetry, algorithms curate our music playlists, and digital platforms remix traditional tunes for instant consumption, a quieter, more organic rhythm still beats in the heart of Bengal — the rhythm of its folk songs, tribal myths, and centuries-old oral traditions.
An effective Master’s programme in environmental change and international development should blend academic rigour with real-world relevance, preparing graduates to address today’s most pressing global challenges.
The emergence of generative AI and the use of advanced large language models (LLMs) have sparked a deep division concerning future white-collar occupations.
Conventional school and college schedules, which consist of fixed intervals of thirty-five to fifty minutes and a significant emphasis on learning based on lectures, are not able to meet the cognitive and emotional requirements of Generation Alpha.
AI is rewriting the rules of the job market. If you're young, tech-savvy, and still chasing the 2000s dream of coding glory, it's time to realign your compass. The world has moved on, have you?
