A digital fabrication laboratory is proposed to be set up at Andhra University by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Andhra Pradesh Information Technology Minister P. Raghunath Reddy said on Friday.


MIT Fab Lab proposed at Andhra University


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It may have been easy for him to scale world's highest mountain but not handling the ragging at the college.


Scaled Mount Everest but still a victim of ragging!


Tata Sons chairman emeritus Ratan Tata on Thursday inaugurated the T-Hub, claimed to be India's largest technology incubator, describing it one of the new faces of India and nucleus of what could be new big things in the country.


T-Hub could be starting point of new wave, says Ratan Tata


Having completed his studies in pharmaceutical sciences with funding from Panjab University (PU) way back in 1969, an alumnus of the university on Wednesday announced a donation of $200,000 to the institution.


Having studied free, alumnus donates $200,000 to Punjab varsity


The world's largest professional network, Linkedin, launched Linkedin Placements on Wednesday, aimed at making graduating students across India easily find their first job.


Linkedin Placements launched to help students


IIM-Lucknow's new director, Ajit Prasad, said on Tuesday efforts would be made to support local entrepreneurs in the manufacturing industry in a bid to aid the Make in India campaign.


IIM-Lucknow's director extends support to Make in India


The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Monday said it has signed a pact with the University of Kashmir under which students will learn financial market skills from the next academic year.


NSE signs agreement with Kashmir University


Lesotho Prime Minister Pakalitha Bethuel Mosisili on Saturday urged the youth to follow the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi so that the world became a better place.


Follow Mahatma's teachings: Lesotho PM


French aerospace major Thales on Friday signed an agreement with the premier Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to fund followships for its research students.


Thales to fund research fellowships at IISc


The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday said it has signed an agreement with the Goa Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education under which the bourse will introduce financial literacy courses in the state's high schools starting from class 9.


NSE partners with Goa to introduce financial literacy courses in schools


The Himachal Pradesh High Court on Thursday granted anticipatory bail to Amil Manhas, a son of former director general of police D.S. Manhas, in a forgery case.


Himachal HC bails out ex-DGP's son in forgery case


Hit by the ban on sales of Maggi brand noodles, Nestle India Ltd on Thursday reported 60 percent fall in its net profit and 32 percent fall in its net sales for the third quarter.


Nestle India bottom line takes 60 percent hit


Global technology giant IBM and the Telangana Academy for Skill and Knowledge (TASK) have signed an MoU for provision of technology platforms and services in cloud computing for academia in Telangana.


IBM signs MoU to ensure cloud technology in Telangana colleges


The number of school bullying cases in Japan showed an increase after local education boards were ordered to revise data relating to the problem, the media reported on Tuesday.


School bullying cases increase in Japan


A new law is set to make cheating during exams in China a crime punishable with a jail sentence, a media report said on Sunday.


China makes cheating in exam a crime


Within less than a week of Kashmiri trucker Zahid Rasool Bhat succumbing to burn injuries sustained in an Udhampur fire-bombing, parts of the Kashmir Valley have turned into a police and paramilitary fortress, adversely affecting normal life -- hitting hard the students the most.


South Kashmir's 'unofficial curfew' hits students the most


US First Lady Michelle Obama has announced $70 million aid to educate girls in Pakistan, a USAID statement said.


US first lady announces $70mn for Pakistani girls education


One person was killed and two others were injured in shooting at the Tennessee State University in Nashville city in the US, police said on Friday.


One killed in US university shooting


President Barack Obama gave a shout-out to an Indian-American kid who recently made history by becoming the first person to earn a second Global Finalist award in the 2015 Google Science Fair.


Indian-American kid gets a shout-out from Obama


An impressive collection of more than 19,000 lead pencils of different shapes and sizes will get a Delhi youngster into the Guinness World Records.


Delhi boy writes Guinness record with pencil collection


A 17-year-old girl from Canada's Welland city has been honoured with the 'Youth Citizen of the Year' award sponsored by the Welland-Pelham Chamber of Commerce, a media report said.

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