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Delhi school boy dies after falling into open drain

A PCR call regarding the incident was received at 3:45 pm at Nangloi police station.

AUD removes two professors involved in illegal appointment of non-teaching staff

A probe revealed several irregularities, prompting the university to set up an inquiry committee.

NMC extends deadline for medical colleges to apply for new PG courses, colleges, seat increase

Medical colleges can submit applications till November 22 now. Documents, fee here.

Parul University hosts Spanish delegates; interacts with 12 student-led startups

The selection of the university as the incubation centre of Gujrat reflects its efforts in developing an ecosystem where innovation thrives, as evidenced by the NIRF Ranking 2024.

AMU not a minority educational institution: Judge Dipankar Datta laments time constraint in penning verdict

Supreme Court judge who dissented from final verdict flagged non-exchange of ideas and opinions.

TS TET 2024 application form out; teacher eligibility test from January 1 to 20

TG TET 2024 II: The last date to register for the Telangana TET exam is November 20 and the admit cards for registered candidates will be out on December 26.

CBSE date sheet 2025 for Classes 10, 12 likely in November last week: Reports

CBSE Board Exam: The date sheet will be available on CBSE’s official website, cbse.gov.in.

AMU judgment highlights its core purpose of serving educational needs of Muslim community: Teachers

AMU minority status case: Supreme Court verdict validates the university’s unique character, says AMUTA.

Class 12 student jumps to death after objection over taking selfies at school

The 17-year-old tribal student, Raj Osari, studied in a government higher secondary school at Gulwad in the Mandleshwar area and stayed in a government-run hostel.

Study Abroad: As US gears for Trump 2.0, mixed signals for Indian students; STEM fields offer hope

Study in US: As Donald Trump returns to power, merit-based immigration system could favour STEM graduates while others may face tighter visa curbs, say experts