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One word to rule them all: Oxford University Press declares 'Rizz' as the word of 2023In Gen Z lingo, the word 'rizz' denotes the ability to charm a potential romantic partner. The term was coined in 2022.- Rizz triumphs over Swiftie, prompt, and Situationship to claim the title of Word of the Year. Here's why Oxford picked itThe Word of the Year selection process underscores language's influential role in shaping our perception of the world and ourselves, with R...
- 49% of teachers not prepared for AI impact, need urgent support: ReportAs artificial intelligence (AI) becomes all-pervasive, at least half (49 per cent) of the teachers feel unprepared for its impact, saying m...
- 'Panic! At the Disco' to disband after shows in UK, announces Brendon Urie. Check detailsAfter a long musical journey, "Panic! At the Disco" is disbanding. The 19 years of melodic journey takes a turn here!
- Oxford University Press launches new logoIt features Oxford's name and an icon showing the turning pages of a book forming the 'O' of the popular university press. It represents Ox...
- PISA will benefit India: Oxford Education MDIndia has recently announced that it will participate in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) conducted by the Organis...
- Oxford declares 'Samvidhaan' the Hindi word of 2019, says it reflects ethos, mood of the yearThe word ‘Samvidhaan' first received widespread attention in August 2019.
- Aadhaar, dabba, hartal, shaadi among 26 new Indian English words added to Oxford DictionaryOut of the 26 new words, 22 figure in the printed dictionary, while the other four are in the digital version.
- 5 Indian students qualify for Oxford Big Read Asia contestThe winners from India are B R Nimeesha (from Madurai), Ananya Sheorey, Saara Sen, Neha Chhajed and Sama S Jahagirdar (all from Nagpur), a ...
- In a first, Oxford launches Hindi word of the yearThe Hindi word of the year will be a word or expression that has attracted a great deal of interest this year.
- Oxford University Press launches compact English - English Assamese DictionaryThe Oxford Compact English-English Assamese Dictionary is a addition to OUP’s 23 (twenty-three) existing bilingual dictionaries in Indian L...
- V Sivaramakrishnan named new MD of Oxford University Press IndiaSivaramakrishnan will join OUP India from Manipal Global Education Services, a leading privately-owned service provider to the higher educa...
- Digital solution for students Oxford Achiever launchedThere are more digital products and 'app' launches on the anvil soon, including the OUP dictionary and atlas 'app'.
- Oxford University Press to soon launch 3 digital platform programmesOxford University Press is launching this year three major programmes, mostly for school children in India, by using the digital platform.
- Oxford names 'hashtag' children's word of the yearThe use of hashtag to add an extra meaning at the end of a sentence has become commonplace following its prolific use on Twitter.
- It's hard to imagine a world where there is no print: Nigel PortwoodOxford dictionaries appear on many technology devices that you see such as Kindle, Apple computers and iPads. So they need not be in printe...
- Print on demand, digital platform new Oxford schemes in IndiaIt has initiated a new business plan called Global Academic India which is an organisational structure for OUP's academic publishing in Ind...
- Keep 'pigs', 'pork' out of textbooks, Oxford University Press tells writersOxford University Press has asked its textbook writers to keep out all references to pigs to avoid offending Jews and Muslims.
- Invention of a word to describe today’s 'omnishambles' worldwide was inevitableGiven the variety of the bloopers, gaffes and muff-ups that come up with unfailing regularity in countries of all political persuasions, th...
- Oxford University Press completes 100 years in IndiaOxford University Press to celebrate by re-issuing classics, and launching major new centenary year publishing initiatives.
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