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The Maharashtra-based organisation will also support 2,000 youth with industry-focused skill training for Global Capability Centres, with its second SSE issue open from November 11 to 20, 2026.
The documents focus on skills development, laboratory infrastructure, gender-responsive learning and STEM hubs, paving the way for pilot implementation under the country's competency-based curriculum.
The three-day Hyderabad conference featured 108 research presentations, nine keynote addresses and a robotics hackathon involving over 450 students from India and abroad.
Stardom University has signed agreements with five local higher education institutions to develop online academic programmes, strengthen research collaboration and promote artificial intelligence in teaching and learning.
The new mobile centre, launched in partnership with Informa Exhibitions, aims to provide free digital education, cyber safety training and job-oriented skills to children, youth and women from underserved communities.
Around 250 students from Grades VI to XII participated in awareness activities, including rallies, poster-making and e-waste collection, to promote responsible electronic waste disposal.
The initiative will offer scholarships, free technology training in Full Stack Java and AI with Python, and placement support to help disadvantaged youth access employment opportunities.
International students accounted for just 5% of Santa Barbara City College’s full-time student population in 2026, down from 14% in 2019, as visa restrictions and rising living costs weigh on recruitment.
Researchers from the University of Doha for Science and Technology have been recognised across fields including artificial intelligence, agriculture, marketing and telecommunications in the citation-based global ranking.
The final regulations ease entry for new accrediting agencies, revise institutional eligibility requirements and introduce changes to credit-transfer policies and student-outcome assessments. The rules are scheduled to take effect on July 1, 2027.
Students from Austin College and the University of Connecticut are joining the UN climate conference in Antalya, where university delegations can follow negotiations, engage with climate leaders and learn how international climate policy is developed.
The month-long campaign engaged over 450 local communities through environmental conservation, workplace safety, sustainable agriculture, women's empowerment and healthcare initiatives.
The annual festive tradition brought together institutional leaders, faculty members and students to celebrate the spirit of Christmas through a traditional cake mixing ceremony.
Legal experts at LEXVOLVE’26 in Bengaluru highlighted the growing need for lawyers to understand artificial intelligence, data privacy and regulatory compliance as businesses embrace emerging technologies.
Dr. Richa Gupta will lead an Indo-Japanese research collaboration with Yamagata University to develop advanced tactile display systems using multi-joint robotic manipulators.
The proposed changes to the Higher Education Innovation Fund would bring funding supplements under a single formula, with allocations shaped around partnerships, commercialisation, skills and entrepreneurship, and local growth.
The LLM Election Observatory compares how popular AI systems respond to the same political questions, examining differences in their answers, tone and sources as the 2026 US midterm elections approach.
The event brought together students, entrepreneurs and industry experts to promote problem-solving, prototype development and entrepreneurial thinking through real-world innovation.
The company's Project Aarogya and Talwandi Sabo Thermal Plant's Project Navi Disha received recognition for expanding rural healthcare access and supporting more than 3,000 farmers.
The October celebrations featured student exhibitions, creative workshops and industry interactions, highlighting emerging trends and opportunities across multiple design disciplines.
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