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Locals and committee members are working tirelessly to boost student enrollment at Mangalore University’s constituent college in Nelyadi.
In a stunning display of strategic prowess, St. Theresa’s School clinched the runner-up position at a competitive chess tournament held on July 8 at Carmel School, Moodbidri.
To nurture young talent and encourage children’s activities, the Dakshina Kannada zilla panchayat plans to open Bal Bhavans in every taluk within the district, announced CEO Anandh K.
Mangaluru’s Dakshina Kannada MP, Captain Brijesh Chowta, has brought the issue of including the Tulu language in the Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution to the forefront.
Mangalore University will introduce the State Education Policy (SEP), a new three-year UG program, with classes starting on August 12.
Students of Mangalore University are facing significant difficulties due to incomplete documentation in their DigiLocker marks cards.
Three activists of the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) Beltangady were assaulted in the city, leading to their hospitalization with serious injuries.
The Karnataka Private School Managements, Teaching & Non-Teaching Staff Coordination Committe, has announced a ‘Black Independence Day’ protest on August 15.
A group of 25 students from Belagavi, studying in Bangladesh, has safely returned home following nationwide riots that severely disrupted communication infrastructure in the country.
A lecture series running from August 1 to 13 features history lecturers discussing notable figures and places at designated pre-university colleges.
Davangere University has postponed the final year B.Com examination for the E-Commerce subject after an error led to question papers with answers being distributed to students.
In a tragic incident, Tilak Poojary, a 34-year-old LLB graduate, ended his life by hanging himself at his residence in Patlakodi near Maani.
With first-year undergraduate classes set to begin on August 12, the academic council of Mangalore University has approved the syllabus for UG programmes in science, arts, and commerce streams
On International Scuba Day, India celebrates a remarkable achievement: 12-year-old Jithen Arun from Bengaluru has become one of the world’s youngest Master Scuba Divers.
In a significant move, primary school teachers are set to stage a large-scale protest at Freedom Park in Bengaluru on August 12
The Young Catholic Students (YCS) Kundapur Deanery organized a successful beginners camp on Sunday, August 4, at St Mary’s College Hall, Kundapur.
Ahijith K M, a second-year HEPS student at St. Philomena PU College, has achieved a significant milestone by securing the bronze medal in the javelin throw event
The eighth Bengaluru Poetry Festival (BPF) drew poetry enthusiasts from across India over the weekend, showcasing a vibrant mix of languages and artistic expressions.
Post-pandemic, three new science experience centres have emerged, combining engaging exhibits with cutting-edge technology
Following the recent tragedy at Delhi’s Rau’s IAS study circle, where three aspirants lost their lives, a nationwide debate has emerged about the intense pressure.
