President of the Republic of Korea (ROK), H.E. Lee Jae Myung, today said that India, as the world’s fourth-largest economy and home to 1.4 billion people, stands as a key pillar of the global economy. Addressing the ‘India–Korea Business Forum’ organized by FICCI, jointly with the Federation of Korean Industries, he noted that there is significant scope to further […]
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In line with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s vision to ensure transparent and fair competitive examinations, the Uttar Pradesh Education Selection Commission has implemented strict measures to eliminate malpractice. Commission Chairman Dr. Prashant Kumar stated that a zero tolerance policy will be enforced in upcoming examinations to ensure integrity, transparency, and fairness throughout the process. To strengthen monitoring, […]
IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation is partnering with Maven Silicon, a leading VLSI and Embedded Systems training institute, to launch training programs in technologies that are foundational to the semiconductor industry. The two programs are intended for working professionals, enabling them to upskill without leaving their jobs. This initiative is strongly aligned with the vision of India Semiconductor Mission 2.0. It will […]
India is stepping into the global anime space with scale. IMAGE Infotainment Limited has announced “The GIANT Hunt”, a worldwide anime and manga contest that also aims to set a Guinness World Record for the largest competition of its kind. The pitch is simple. Open the doors to anyone who can draw, from school students […]
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Let’s be honest. When most Indian families sit down to talk about what their child should study after Class 12, French doesn’t come up. Engineering comes up. Medicine comes up. Maybe commerce. French? That’s for people who want to become translators, right? Wrong. And that assumption is costing a lot of students a genuinely exciting […]
There’s a question that history students get asked at almost every family gathering. “So what will you do with history?” The uncle who asks it usually has a smirk on his face. And the student, more often than not, doesn’t have a sharp enough answer ready. Here’s the answer they should give: “I’ll understand how […]
Every year around this time, lakhs of students across India sit down to write the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), now the main gateway to many undergraduate programmes. But for students enrolled with the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS), the timeline looks very different. Their board exams often run later, pushing their results beyond […]
