India’s Parliament revealed 21 fake universities are operating nationwide. The government is taking legal action, issuing public warnings, and increasing the Department of Higher Education’s budget by Rs 2875.29 crore. Eight of these fake universities are located in Delhi. The UGC website lists these institutions.
A surge in antisemitic incidents on college campuses demands immediate action. This article examines the root causes, fueled by postmodern ideologies and anti-Israel sentiments, and proposes concrete solutions for the incoming Trump administration, including strengthening existing laws and revoking funding for complicit institutions.
The number of F-1 student visas issued to Indian students by the United States has drastically decreased by 38% this year. This article explores the multifaceted reasons behind this decline, including stricter visa regulations, geopolitical tensions, rising competition from other study destinations, and improved domestic Indian education options.
From conquering CBSE math to leveraging AI for exam prep and building workplace confidence, this guide offers actionable strategies for students of all levels. Discover top research institutes, essential life lessons, and how to overcome exam anxiety.
From conquering exam anxiety to mastering tough subjects and building essential life skills, this comprehensive guide offers valuable advice and resources for students of all levels. Discover proven strategies for effective studying, exam preparation, and boosting confidence, backed by expert insights and research.
The University of Michigan’s decision to end diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) statements in faculty hiring is the latest in a growing national trend. This article explores the reasons behind the move, the broader implications for higher education, and the contrasting viewpoints surrounding DEI initiatives.
Fierce protests erupted at Dongduk Women’s University in Seoul over plans to admit male students, highlighting deep-seated tensions around gender equality, the future of single-sex universities, and South Korea’s demographic crisis. Students fear the loss of a safe space and the undermining of the university’s historical mission, while administrators cite the need for survival in a shrinking higher education market. The controversy has ignited a wider political and social debate.
Prime Minister Modi’s ambitious ‘One Nation, One Subscription’ (ONOS) scheme promises to transform Indian higher education and research by providing seamless access to top-tier international journals and research articles to over 1.8 crore students and researchers nationwide. With a ₹6,000 crore investment, ONOS aims to bridge the urban-rural divide and foster innovation.
India’s current faculty recruitment system in higher education institutions (HEIs) heavily emphasizes academic performance and publications, potentially overlooking essential qualities like industry experience and practical application of knowledge. This article analyzes the shortcomings of the existing system and proposes reforms to align with global best practices, fostering innovation and addressing real-world challenges in Indian academia.
The Prime Minister’s Internship Scheme (PMIS), a promising initiative to bridge the gap between academia and industry, faces criticism for excluding postgraduate (PG) degree holders. This article argues that the exclusion of PG students, who possess specialized expertise and research capabilities, undermines the scheme’s potential to foster innovation and accelerate India’s economic progress. The article also highlights the increasing number of PG graduates in India and the need for the PMIS to become more inclusive to fully realize its objectives.
