Assam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced the expansion of the Nijut Moina Asoni scheme. Over 3.5 lakh girl students will benefi...

Karnataka government is framing a new education policy. This policy focuses on holistic youth development. A commission suggests a two-lang...

Congress MP Randeep Surjewala has criticized the Madhya Pradesh government for providing 35% reservation for women in recruitment, question...

In 2022-23, Tata Projects will hire about 400 fresh graduates, of which 255 will be engineers from the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT...

The cabinet also gave its nod for the Home Department's proposal to install CCTVs in Patna district, under the 'Safe City Surveillance' pro...

Computer science and IT account for the highest proportion of women at 47.4% while the lowest is for mechanical courses at, 3.6%, according...

About 70 such machines will come up at various places including jails, bus stand, polytechnic colleges, schools and other areas in the comi...

Out of 187 candidates last time, six were Independents. This time 344, including 97 Independents, are in the fray for the polls to the 30-m...

Making its maiden pitch for power in Bihar, the BJP today released its vision document promising five decimal land to landless for housing.

BJP's CM nominee Kiran Bedi said "students' police" will be set up and those found indulging in eve-teasing will not be spared if BJP comes...

Calling upon the teachers to take more responsibility for spreading education, Mukherjee said women's education was imperative for the deve...

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat arrived here on a four-day visit to the city during which he will hold several meetings wit...

Higher education is faced with the problems of poor quality of curriculum, instruction, teacher quality and research, a Parl Panel said.

While the CPM, Congress, BJP and Maoists are on one side, the Trinamool Congress — the only party of Maa, Mati, Manush — is on the other si...

In a bid to improve higher education, the Tamil Nadu government allotted Rs 150 crore for buildings for the education department.

In a bid to achieve an ambitious target to impart training to some one million youths in various employable skills in the next five years.

Call it low-hanging fruit (because it is easiest to do), selfish or altruistic, but education is at the top of most companies’ Corporate So...