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ABVP aims to register 10,000 members in Kashmir, one lakh across J&K
The administration in J&K has remained skeptical about student activism in Kashmir Valley fearing political repercussions and thus didn't allow any organic student movement to take roots in any of the school, college or university campuses. "We support anyone who supports the nation and respects the national flag. We have no political agenda and engage with like minded NGOs and groups to bring positive change on ground," said Akshi Billowria, state secretary of the ABVP in J&K
Hate going to the gym? Here's how you can start outdoor exercise regimen
The health benefits of spending time in nature have long been established, and exercise in general, of course, improves physical and mental well-being.
Stability AI CEO Emad Mostaque exits startup ‘hollowed out’ by departures, mismanagement
Stability AI CEO Mostaque resigns, leaving a turbulent legacy. The startup grapples with leadership changes, financial strains, and operational hurdles. Uncertain future looms despite efforts to pivot and stabilize amidst fierce competition in the AI landscape.
India to extend its global presence on pharmaceutical market with BRICS plus membership
The VIII International Conference on Antimonopoly Policy at Moscow's Skolkovo Innovation Center focused on enforcing competition laws in the pharmaceutical market. Representatives from Indian antitrust authorities expressed intent to support competition laws enforcement in information disclosure and patent regulation against global pharmaceutical monopolies.
Who was Bob Knight? Know about iconic college basketball coach who won 3 NCAA titles
Off the court, Knight was a man with appreciation for history, an avid reader, and a philanthropist.
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Brij Bhushan, his son not part of electoral college for WFI polls but son-in-law to represent Bihar
Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and his son Karan are not part of the electoral college for the upcoming Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) elections but the list surprisingly includes members who are not associated with the existing state bodies. According to the WFI Constitution, only members of the state executive can be part of the electoral college for the elections.
UK commits to supporting UNSC reforms, India's permanent membership
On India, IR2023 further commits to building on the bilateral Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, implementing the UK-India 2030 Roadmap, supporting India's G20 presidency, advancing negotiations on a FTA, strengthening the defence and security partnership, progressing collaboration on technology and leading the maritime security pillar of India's Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative.
The cost of raising a child in India: School costs ₹30 lakh, college a crore
No matter the rising expenses, the desire to raise a child is priceless. As prices keep on rising year after year, parents are often anxious if they are well prepared to support their children's growth, be it their education or health. We take a look at how much it costs to educate your child in a metro city. ET Online crunched numbers with financial experts to tell you how much money you need to educate a child in India, and how to plan for it.
No savings, No loan? Here’s how to get cost-free higher education in an Ivy League college in the US
While the student may have accomplished the toughest task by securing admission confirmation, but in most cases, the struggle doesn’t end for an Indian student as these universities are also known to be some of the most expensive colleges in the world.
Amazon union could face a tough road ahead after victory
To achieve anything close to that, the grassroots union would need to negotiate a contract with Amazon that both sides, as well as union members, agree on. Doing so could prove difficult.
Global economic fallout of COVID-19 will continue to remain a challenge: Harsh Vardhan Shringla
The comments came in the backdrop of China's growing expansionist behaviour in eastern Ladakh, South China Sea and Indo-Pacific region. Shringla said India has developed a unique way of sharing its developmental experiences with its partners that has projected the country's strategic intentions to be a "force for good" in multiple geographies across the globe.
St Stephen's College admission process from July 7-18; interviews to be held online
Delhi University's St Stephen's College will commence its registration process on Tuesday and will conduct online interviews in view of the coronavirus pandemic, the college said on Sunday.
Shivakumar locks horns with BSY over medical college ‘shift’
Congress leader DK Shivakumar has got into a bitter fight with chief minister BS Yediyurappa over what he feels “snatching away of a government medical college granted to his constituency of Kanakapura," right after walking out of Tihar jail in the money-laundering case. Earlier Shivakumar said he would lay down his life to retain the college.
BJP begins Amit Shah's successor hunt with membership drive
Shivraj Singh Chouhan made chief of panel on membership drive that will last around a fortnight.
Facebook users need $1,000 to deactivate account for one year: Study
The researchers ran three actual auctions, including two samples of college students, a community sample, and an online sample.
Congress eyes first-time voters for 2019 polls
The party is gearing up to initiate a massive pan-India exercise to identify first-time voters, depute dedicated workers to pinpoint crucial youth issues and then frame a campaign.
How parents save for child's university education expenses
Parents in India are taking on extra work, sacrificing holidays and borrowing money to put their children through university.
TCS bags RCPI deal to help doctors
Country's biggest IT exporter TCS today said it has bagged a deal to deploy digital solutions to help doctors at the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland.
JD(U) shows door to toppers scam accused Usha Sinha
Sinha was not occupying any party position in the party and since membership drive was on, it had been decided that her membership would not be renewed, he said.
Kobad Ghandy acquitted of UAPA charges, convicted for forgery
Ghandy, an alumnus of the Doon School and St Xavier's College Mumbai, is facing prosecution in around 20 criminal and terror cases in different parts of the country.
Want to increase fitness penetration in India 10 times in next 5 years: Devi Prasad Biswal, BYG
BYG is a mobile-first marketplace that enables users to use fitness centres wherever and whenever without actually subscribing to them.
Forty one lakh people have joined BJP after new membership drive: JP Nadda
BJP will take online membership drive to universities, colleges, sabji mandi, malls, corporate sector, industrial sector, village and chaupal levels early next year, says Nadda.
National Students' Union of India launches nationwide membership drive
Raising issues of northeast students, John also said that eve-teasing, harassment, mockery of their lifestyles are everyday occurance.
IndiaCollegeSearch: Online portal that connects students with colleges
IndiaCollegeSearch had to network with colleges & universities to find out about the courses offered, before analysing the data to understand student trends.
Indian doctors lose legal battle against UK medical body
Indian-origin doctors in the UK today lost a discrimination appeal against the country's medical examination authority.
Indian doctors' anti-discrimination case to be heard in UK
An anti-discrimination case brought by an organisation representing Indian-origin doctors in the UK will be heard by the British High Court later this month.
Indian doctors in legal action over UK exam bias
The group's legal fees have already hit an estimated 50,000 pounds but it has refused to back down over the issue.
Indian doctors could be exempted from part of MRCS exam in UK
UK's Royal College of Surgeons is planning to exempt Indian doctors from appearing for a part of MRCS exam if they posses a MS and DNB degree.
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