Thursday, April 25, 2024

Topic: Higher Education

Kerala HC grants Rs 1.5 lakh compensation to eight-year-old girl harassed by police

The Kerala High Court on Wednesday granted Rs 1.5 lakh compensation to an eight-year-old girl who, along with her father, were harassed by a police officer in a public road, casting accusations of theft on the duo.

Kerala: Nearly 2 lakh eligible students left out after Plus One second allotment

“I got A Plus for all my subjects, I do not know nor understand why I couldn’t secure a seat.”, says Diya, a student who passed out with flying colors. 

UGC NET result: 47,157 qualify NET, 6171 for JRF, 4936 qualify for SC, OBC, minority fellowships

A total of 47,157 candidates have qualified the UGC's National Eligibility Test (NET) exam, according to data by the exam conducting body, National Testing Agency.

IIT alumnus develops free App, helps students in doubt clearance via video calls

The app has been designed by Imbesat Ahmad, an alumnus of Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur; who has been teaching higher secondary kids in the conflict-ridden Kashmir and has helped 1000 plus students to enter some of the most craved and desired colleges in India as well as abroad.

Fish out of water: Scholars and researchers in Kashmir

For graduate students, or those pursuing research, high speed internet is an essential tool, especially when access to physical libraries is restricted. Methods used earlier to circumvent the internet problem are also unusable now (travelling to other areas to access the syllabi and resources, ferrying in hard drives with necessary content).

National Education Policy: The Good, the Bad, and the Iffy

The new National Education policy is out after a long wait. Here is a quick take on top ten recommendations in relation to school education in this policy. These are categorised into what is good, bad, and iffy – provisions that are high on rhetoric but may be difficult to realise.