The 23rd India Conference at Harvard, a major student-led global forum examining India’s rise across business, policy and culture, will bring together leading voices from sport, politics and the creative industries in Boston next month, with Olympic champion P.V. Sindhu, parliamentarian Shashi Tharoor and designer Manish Malhotra among its headline speakers.
Kanyashree University welcomed its newly admitted students with a Student Orientation Programme at its Academic Campus on Monday, in which the institution’s emphasis on holistic education, discipline and social responsibility at the outset of university life were highlighted.
The Rajasthan government has constituted a five-member committee to conduct an inquiry into the circumstances and factors that led to the death of a Class IV student, who reportedly jumped from the fourth floor of her school building here on Saturday.
An eighth-grade student of the school had demanded to come to school wearing the hijab.
The National Commission for Women (NCW) has taken a suo motu cognisance of the gangrape of a second-year medical student from Odisha.
The central government has released the final instalment of Rs 85.08 crore under the Post Matric Scholarship scheme for Scheduled Tribe (ST) students in Meghalaya, Chief Minister Conrad Sangma announced on Friday.
A Class X student who was severely injured in a clash between students from two different schools at Thamarassery in Kerala’s Kozhikode district, died at around 1 am on Saturday at Kozhikode Government Medical College and Hospital.
The worsening law and order situation in Bihar witnessed yet another low when a group of boys opened indiscriminate firing at students from another group in Sasaram, Rohtas district, merely on the pretext that a student did not share his answer sheet with the accused during the ongoing matriculation examination.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday said that ‘New Kashmir’ is no longer a story of conflict but a story of trust being restored and faith being rewarded. "The change is not imperceptible; it is perceptible. Perception has changed, ground reality is changing, hopes of the people are soaring,” he stated.
Acharyakulam, the residential school established by Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna honoured its students who achieved remarkable success in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) during a special felicitation ceremony held on Friday.
