Three youths were arrested in the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus for allegedly threatening the security staff who spotted them drinking liquor inside a car.
As many as 3,150 Americans went to India to study in the year 2007-08,which is a jump of nearly 20 per cent from the previous year.
Kapil Sibal advocated a paradigm shift in the education system to help students express their creativity.
As the govt wants to make accreditation mandatory for all institutions,the IITs have said they would like to be accredited by a statutory body.
With a view to focus on aptitude of candidates to meet challenges of demanding life in civil services,the UPSC advocated replacing the existing Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination with an Aptitude Test.
After a year long slump due to global meltdown,first year students of elite B-schools are back in the radar of companies in finance and banking sectors which are now hiring them for summer internship programmes.
The recently passed Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act will give an estimated 160 million children access to education,said HRD minister.
Critical legislation relating to education sector would be in place by the end of the budget session of Parliament in March 2010,said HRD Minister.
Students appearing in the next Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) for admission to IITs will get performance cards specifying marks and the ranks secured by them in the test.
A student of IIT-Mumbai allegedly shot himself dead at his home here and police said a suicide note reflected his "disenchantment" with life.
Building a world-class university is far more than a construction project,said Richard C Levin,president of Yale University.
France said Indian students are most welcome and that it wants to be a 'privileged partner' in the growth that India is witnessing now.
Twenty-eight students were expelled from a college in Varanasi for ragging their juniors and indulging in violence in September.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh noted that "deficiencies and imbalances" exist in country's higher education system.
The Supreme Court has ruled that government can regulate recruitment of staff in aided minority educational institutions and such restrictions cannot be termed as "unconstitutional".
Some of the best American universities and educational institutes are "extremely interested" in coming to India and are eagerly waiting for the relevant law to be put in place.
In a bid to provide first-hand information on education facilities available Down Under,a Melbourne-based university has launched a special service to help Indian students find out more about 'life at university'.
With the government deciding to set up 14 innovation universities,HRD Minister Kapil Sibal expressed keeness to forge an alliance with leading US varsities in shaping the structure of the proposed institutes.
In an exercise that will help the government plan out proper policy for inclusion of physically challenged children in education,the NCERT has embarked upon a nationwide survey to find out degree of disability of such students and also the quality of elementary education.
Poor physical infrastructure and paucity of teachers continue to mar the performance of the government's flagship Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (SSA) scheme,says a Planning Commission study.
The stand-off between the IIT faculty and Govt over anomalies in pay structure ended.
GlobalScholar (USA) invites nominations for the GlobalScholar-EducationWorld Young Achievers Award 2009.
HRD Minister Kapil Sibal said that there was no proposal to allow only those who obtain 80% marks in their Class 12 examinations to sit in the JEE.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said the new proposal will discriminate against students with poor socio-economic status.
About 25 schools of atomic energy are proposed to be set up in the next two years to produce at least 500 engineers to assist countrys nuke industry.



