A deep silence and sorrow have taken over Kakrala village in Haryana’s Mahendragarh district. The untimely death of Jyoti, a young PhD scholar at Panjab University, Chandigarh, has left everyone heartbroken. Jyoti lost her life on Tuesday after being electrocuted on the university campus — a tragic incident that has shaken not just her family,...
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Protests Erupt in Haryana Over Alleged Lathi-Charge on Students at Jantar Mantar
Anger over the alleged police lathi-charge on students during a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar has spread to Haryana, with teachers, students, and youth groups staging demonstrations and demanding that the government engage in dialogue instead of using force. In Karnal, teachers, students, and law students organized a protest march on Thursday. Carrying placards and...
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Sonepat women’s varsity gets new controller of examinations
Sonepat women’s varsity gets new controller of examinations Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya in Sonepat has a Controller of Examinations. The university appointed Dr Narendra Hooda for this position. This is a change for the university. The university thinks this will make the examination management and academic administration better. Dr Hooda started his job with...
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Sirsa teacher honoured for digitally preserving freedom movement
Sirsa Teacher Honoured for Preserving Freedom Fighters Legacy Through Digital Archive A government school teacher from Sirsa in Haryana has been honoured by the Union Ministry of Culture. He was recognised for his work in preserving the history of Indias freedom struggle in form. Pankaj Kumar, a teacher at Government Model School in Ramnagaria village...
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Universities launch outreach campaign to increase intake
Universities launch outreach campaign to increase intake Universities are starting a student outreach campaign to get more students to join them for the 2026-27 school year. This is happening because Universities and government colleges in India are facing a lot of competition from universities and students are changing what they want. The people in charge...
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PM Modi Lauds Central Sanskrit University’s BTech AI Programme in ‘Mann Ki Baat’
The Central Sanskrit University BTech AI programme received national recognition after Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the initiative during the latest edition of ‘Mann Ki Baat’. The Prime Minister highlighted how the university is combining India’s ancient knowledge with modern technology by introducing an Artificial Intelligence programme alongside Sanskrit studies. PM Modi Appreciates Innovative AI...
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IIT-Ropar Scholar Gets PhD Seat Back After High Court Sets Aside ‘Involuntary’ Resignation
The IIT-Ropar PhD seat dispute has ended in favour of a research scholar after the Punjab and Haryana High Court ordered the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Ropar to restore his admission. The court ruled that the scholar’s resignation was not voluntary and could not be treated as a valid withdrawal from the doctoral programme....
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CUET Topper Devina Gahlot Credits Discipline Over Long Study Hours
Consistency Key to Success, Says Topper Chandigarh: CUET topper Devina Gahlot has attributed her success to discipline and consistency rather than spending long hours studying. Sharing her preparation strategy, she emphasized the importance of maintaining a regular routine and staying focused on daily goals. According to Devina, students often believe that success depends on studying...
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Punjab to Establish Four AI Universities, Says Manish Sisodia
Government Focuses on Future-Ready Education Chandigarh: Punjab is set to establish four universities dedicated to Artificial Intelligence (AI), senior Aam Aadmi Party leader Manish Sisodia announced while outlining the state’s vision for technology-driven education. Sisodia said the proposed institutions will equip students with advanced skills in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. The initiative aims to...
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HAU Student Protest Continues Over Stipend and Quota Issues
Students of Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University (HAU) in Hisar have continued their protest against recent changes in stipend policies and concerns related to reservation and quota provisions. The agitation, which has been ongoing for several days, has drawn significant attention from farmer organizations, student groups, and political leaders across Haryana. The protesting students...
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