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Mangaluru: The Centre for Ethics (CFE) at Yenepoya (Deemed to be University), a member of the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) since 2016, celebrated the International Day of Peace on 20th September 2024. The event aimed to foster and shape the understanding of peace within the community and beyond. The program began with a welcome […]
It’s intriguing to note that amidst the ongoing discussion about Kannada versus Hindi in Bengaluru, many of these educators are non-native speakers
The much-awaited Festember 2024 is back at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Tiruchirappalli, promising an unforgettable cultural journey under the theme “Deccan Odyssey.”
The professor’s ability to handle the prank with such good humor has been widely appreciated, with many expressing a wish for more teachers with similar attitudes.
Her community contributions extend beyond transportation. She also initiated a campaign encouraging women in Aletty village to adopt menstrual cups, furthering her impact on local welfare.
National Engineering Day underscores the urgent need for improved alignment between engineering education and industry needs, with apprenticeships emerging as a key solution.
Currently, over 20 children are enrolled, with alumni working in Bengaluru and Mysore, showing the success of this initiative.
The university’s financial strain is also affecting basic management aspects of the institution, including the procurement of essential supplies. An interview has been scheduled for September 19 to address the vacant lecturer posts.
The Union Health Ministry has approved MBBS programmes at five new medical colleges in Uttar Pradesh, boosting the state’s total new seats to 1,200 for the 2024-25 session.
An advanced degree can be very good for your career in today’s world of business competition. Among them all, the online MBA and executive MBA have become very popular choices for professionals looking to advance in their careers
State Higher Education Minister M C Sudhakar emphasized that these programs, in collaboration with UK institutions, aim to foster innovation, mobility, and future success.
“Numerous protests have been organized by our union demanding the release of educational financial aid for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 academic years,” said Kallagar.
Critics argue that the lack of planning and resources undermines the effectiveness of the program. Academicians stress the need for realistic timelines, thorough planning, and timely resource allocation to ensure the success of the English-medium sections.
The event at GHPS, Kumbara Koppal, marked a milestone for the Kalisu Foundation and highlighted the ongoing commitment to improving educational resources and opportunities for students in Mysuru.
Ravi recounted an anecdote from the 1980s, revealing that Dravid had once been a young schoolboy who thwarted Mount Joy CC’s efforts in a Mysuru match.
Chitradurga MP and former Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister, Govind Karjol, made headlines after his comments on Teachers’ Day about students cleaning toilets in schools.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the technological landscape, prompting prestigious engineering institutes across India to introduce specialized degrees to meet the growing demand for AI experts.
The Bengaluru Department of School Education has kicked off an ambitious 21-day ‘Reading Campaign’ aimed at enhancing reading skills among students in classes 1 to 7.
Dakshina Kannada (DK) district has secured the second position in the SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) examination for the 2023-24 academic year.
Inauguration of New Academic Year and Student Council was held at St Aloysius Industrial Training Institute on 30th August, 2024 at 10 a.m. at SAITI Auditorium.
