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Tata Group, JSW to plow $1 billion in EV, battery techIndian giants Tata Group and JSW Group are investing close to $1 billion. They are building local capabilities in electric vehicle and batt...- From Henry to Trump: How power plays weaponise universitiesHenry VIII and Donald Trump both challenged elite institutions—Oxford and Harvard—to control narratives and demand loyalty. Their tactics w...
- Why government should not have interfere in running of the IIMsIndia must learn from Singapore and China. Both have built excellent educational institutions by providing funds on a no-questions-asked ba...
- Will look at text for India's WTO move on vaccines IP waiver: UK vaccines ministerNadhim Zahawi, the minister in charge of the UK's COVID-19 vaccine deployment, however, issued a word of warning over any patent waiver mov...
- Boris Johnson to set end-2022 target to vaccinate world at G7 SummitThe meeting, starting on Friday, is the first between G7 leaders since the coronavirus pandemic and the UK as president of the summit has m...
- WHO approves AstraZeneca/Oxford COVID-19 vaccine for emergency useA WHO statement said it had approved the vaccine as produced by AstraZeneca-SKBio (Republic of Korea) and the Serum Institute of India.
- South Africa's regulatory body approves Serum Institute of India's coronavirus vaccineHealth Minister Zweli Mkhize announced on Friday that the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) has granted approval ...
- COVID-19: IMA requests its 3.5 lakh members to voluntarily get vaccinatedIn a statement, the doctors' body said after an extensive review of scientific data, indexed articles, expert panel reports and discussion ...
- World's biggest COVID-19 vaccination programme set to begin in India: PM Modi"World's biggest COVID-19 vaccination programme set to begin in India. For this, the country is proud of the contributions of its scientist...
- 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...
- HRD's first batch of 46 ready for top academic rolesThe ministry has trained and assessed 200-plus academics on leadership for appointment at higher educational institutes
- Bengaluru-based Valuepoint Academy to partner with Oxford University PressThe Oxford Quality Programme is an agreement between Oxford University Press and select institutions worldwide to achieve excellence in tea...
- 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...
- Budget 2014: No major changes in education sector in BudgetThe total budget of the human resources development ministry has seen an increase of 12.3% from last year to Rs 83,771 crore.
- Brookings India chief kicks off India energy crisis researchThe FICCI and King's India Institute fellowship is in its second year and had hosted Indian career diplomat Shyam Saran last year.
- Universal Business Schools appoints Oxford professor David Faulkner as deanFaulkner gained his doctorate from Oxford University (D Phil). He is Emeritus Professor of Strategy at London University.
- We are seeking for more scholarly collaborations in India: Andrew Hamilton, University of OxfordFund-raising is becoming an inevitability in British universities. It’s not about fund-raising; it’s about friend-raising & developing rela...
- Launch of $400,000 Abdul Kalam Scholarship scheme announced for Indian studentsThe scheme, being offered by Queen's University, Belfast would offer scholarships to 100 Indian students enrolling in different programmes ...
- Foreign varsities as mentorsSome hope that entry of foreign universities will lead to dramatically improved standards in education. Others fear the opposite.
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