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Fresh stardom: A graphic image created by The Big Bang Fair shows a constellation that celebrates Usain Bolt.

DU, JNU will not be brought under ESMA, says HRD Ministry

The controversy was created when a UGC notice announced the setting up of a working group to study the Delhi University Act in terms of its present relevance and also look at bringing teaching, learning, exams and evaluation in DU under ESMA.

The Hindu Science Quiz: Do you know how the name 'lens' came into being?

A.S. Nazir Ahamed Shubashree Desikan

Sprinter Usain Bolt was in some science-linked news recently. What did he do? How many women have received the chemistry Nobel before her? Which field has the highest number of women laureates?

Three Indian students among 15 finalists in global science challenge

The winner will be announced on November 4 in Silicon Valley and get a $250,000 college scholarship.

IIT-Bombay tops in QS ranking of Indian institutions

Impetus for innovation

Hands on: Fruitful learning experience

Get hands-on experience

Dream destinations

KOLLAM, KERALA:10/03/2014: Students of St. Joseph's Convent Girls High School in Kollam compare answers after taking the first SSLC examination on Monday.-Photo: C.Suresh Kumar

Uncover your potential

Abhishek Singhal The UAH Mentoring Model readies one for the demands of the jobs and skills of the future

Forge new friendships

Krithvi Shyam Making new friends as we grow older is a challenge and an added pressure. But why not give it a shot?

Broaden your skill-set

Bhavya Venkatesh A new course provides a strong grounding in the principles of data science and a platform to develop critical skills.

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Opinion

ON THE OTHER HAND | Columns

Convince the student first

Raghavan Srinivasan Regulatory change won’t persuade students that they’re getting a better education

T.V. Mohandas Pai

New education methods will transform the way students learn, says Mohandas Pai

Lalatendu Mishra ‘Students and employers will begin to question the value of a university degree’

Cute little girl waving a Flag

On the other hand | Columns

One nation, one school board?

Raghavan Srinivasan To increase employability of graduates, we need uniformity in school education

Schools

A passenger plane is seen with the full moon behind as it begins its final landing approach to Heathrow Airport in London on September 24, 2018.

Did Sai Baba appear on the Moon?

A.S. Nazir Ahamed Shubashree Desikan For answers, and more interesting questions, take this quiz.

Develop a questioning mind

Jenny Varghese Gabrielle Appleby, Associate Professor at the Law Faculty of University of New South Wales, Sydney, emphasises on the importance of education for a just society

Higher Education

IIT-Bombay tops in QS ranking of Indian institutions

Vikas Pathak IISc stands second; top 10 institutions include seven IITs

Zakwan Ahmed, Director General (Resources & Management), DRDO, speaking at graVITas 2018 valedictory function in VIT, Vellore on Sunday.

VIT may introduce new engineering curriculum

Special Correspondent Plans to go for multi-disciplinary degrees, immersive learning methodology

Careers

Chief Innovation officer: A new role to drive change

Liffy Thomas The Chief Innovation officer is the latest entrant to the C-suite

Illustration: Sreejith Ravikumar

Let's talk mental health at workplace

Liffy Thomas Corporates should integrate mental health programmes into their employee wellness initiatives

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DU, JNU will not be brought under ESMA, says HRD Ministry

Broaden your skill-set

Confidence boosters

Polish sojourn

Is that people-pleaser, you?

VIEWS Education

Laws need to be reframed

Passion takes wing

For Mahathi Narayanaswamy, bird-watching is not just a hobby, but a serious study of ornithology and ecology

The Hindu Science Quiz: Do you know how the name 'lens' came into being?

Sprinter Usain Bolt was in some science-linked news recently. What did he do? How many women have received the chemistry Nobel before her? Which field has the highest number of women laureates?

Chief Innovation officer: A new role to drive change

The Chief Innovation officer is the latest entrant to the C-suite

Three Indian students among 15 finalists in global science challenge

The winner will be announced on November 4 in Silicon Valley and get a $250,000 college scholarship.

IIT-Bombay tops in QS ranking of Indian institutions

IISc stands second; top 10 institutions include seven IITs

Ride the technology wave

With increasing automation and thinking machines, start equipping yourself with skills of the future

A tooth job

If you have a degree in dental science, here are a few pathways you could explore

School students bag awards for best papers

Submit projects focusing on real-time agricultural solutions

VIT may introduce new engineering curriculum

Plans to go for multi-disciplinary degrees, immersive learning methodology

Learning and shaping flight

My stint in Aerospace at INAE, Kanpur helped me gain a professional mindset, apart from proving to be a great experience

Tiding over predicaments

I have completed my B.E in mechanical engineering in 2016 and am preparing for the UPSC. I have been without a job for the last one-and-a-half years.

Respect boundaries

Socialising at the work place is only natural, but are there lines which one should avoid crossing when it comes to interacting with colleagues?

Teacher versus educator

We need critical educators who believe that the goal of education is creating informed citizens

Impetus for innovation

An opportunity for engineering students and faculty to innovate with Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises

Get hands-on experience

Apprenticeships hold the potential to emerge as a solution to many industry-related problems

Permanent fixture?

What is the meaning of the expression ‘part of the furniture’? (K Jayanthi, Nagpur)This is an expression that is mostly used in informal contexts in

Curbs on the teacher

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has plans of placing teachers under the Conduct of Central Services Rules. This move might restrict them from making public statements against the administration. Will this affect the democratic nature of universities in India?

Konnichiwa!

It is not easy getting acclimatised in a foreign place, but the experiences that come with it are extremely rewarding

Germany fellowships for Indian journalists

The Robert Bosch Stiftung and the Center for Media Competence at the University of Tübingen are inviting applications from Indian journalists for the

The Hindu Science Quiz: Of Sai Baba on Moon and Alice in wonderland

Did Sai Baba appear on the Moon? What does Alice in wonderland syndrome mean? For answers, and more interesting questions on tricky appearances, take this quiz.

Let's talk mental health at workplace

Corporates should integrate mental health programmes into their employee wellness initiatives

When a behemoth goes under

There are lessons learnt from the IL&FS crisis

Uncover your potential

The UAH Mentoring Model readies one for the demands of the jobs and skills of the future

Forge new friendships

Making new friends as we grow older is a challenge and an added pressure. But why not give it a shot?

Inside the operation theatre

For those who are willing to work for long hours under pressure, there are innumerable lucrative options to pursue in the field

Shoulder the responsibility

It is common to feel a bit overwhelmed by ‘adulting’ as you are left alone to deal with the mundane details of life

Flying high

Careers in aerospace and aeronautical engineering are promising, but what is the difference between the two?

Academic excellence before practice?

The Madras High Court has ordered the Medical Council of India (MCI) to raise the minimum qualifying marks for foreign students from 50% to at least 80%. How will this move affect their careers?

Bon app-etit

Gaining knowledge and expanding one’s social network are essential aspects of college life. Of course, they are also interlinked. Here are some apps

Learning the smart way

In the absence of anything digital in the 1970s, this Pudukottai school was a shining example for effective teaching-learning

YES to social change

Two months at the Yes Foundation, working closely with schools and NGOs has proved to be an eye opener to Kriti Kumar

Cross-cultural connections

Gaurav’s MBA journey was filled with an array of educational and cultural experiences

Dream destinations

Literally oceans apart, Canada and New Zealand are attracting Indian students by virtue of their new immigration policies

‘Experience’ your way to the top

How are internships beneficial for students? Some reasons to pursue one

Permanent body’s lens on yearly CLAT

Earlier, the all India common entrance examination was conducted on rotational basis by 19 National Law Universities

Snack on science: Of Riemann, Ramanujan and incompleteness

Fun facts or complex puzzles, science contains mysteries ranging from the minute to the magnificent. Taste science! Take this quiz!

Now, earn while you learn at MGU

University to roll out plans to help needy students find part-time jobs

How short should a work week get?

Across the world, many companies are now introducing a four-day schedule for their employees

Empowering the country’s backbone

The Maithreyee Gurukul is revolutionising the Gurukula system of education, for girls from across the country

Big data comes with big questions

Deliberations at Ethical Data Leadership conclave felt that ethics has to emanate from professionals within the industry

IIT-M will be on the next ‘eminence’ list: Bhaskar Ramamurthi

‘Missed out of first list as only 3 public institutions were chosen’

Keep at it

Commitment is character, there is no getting away from it

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