DELHI UNIVERSITY STUDENTS URVASHI RAUTELA
Amid War, Russia & Ukraine's varsities try to woo Indian medical students who missed the NEET cutoff
Amid intense competition for medical seats in India, Russian and Ukrainian universities are aggressively targeting Indian students with promises of low-cost, entrance-free admissions through ads on YouTube and Instagram.
CUET-PG 2025 result delay halts DU admissions, leaves thousands of aspirants in limbo
Delhi University’s postgraduate admissions for 2025–26 have been delayed due to the pending release of CUET-PG results, leaving over 4 lakh aspirants nationwide in a state of anxiety. Despite preparations being complete at DU, the National Testing Agency is yet to release final scores. Students fear missing out on scholarships and deadlines at other institutions. The delay has sparked frustration and calls for transparency, particularly among humanities students who feel overlooked.
Anxiety, pride as Harvard digs in for Trump 'blitzkrieg'
Harvard students weave through tree-lined streets and redbrick campus buildings, the most prestigious university in the United States is bracing for an "assault" by President Donald Trump. Since returning to the White House, Trump has targeted prestigious universities, alleging anti-Semitism and liberal bias -- with Harvard a primary quarry.
School's out in America: Why the US is flunking the global talent test
The US faces a decline in international student enrollment. Stricter immigration policies and visa refusals contribute to this drop. Universities risk financial losses due to decreased foreign student numbers. Indian students show a significant decline. Elimination of the OPT program may worsen the situation. Many students now reconsider studying in the US. Alternative destinations like Sweden and Singapore gain popularity.
Can Indian institutions lead the charge in global online education?
Indian institutions have a chance to lead in online education. The online course market is growing rapidly. Indian Institutes of Technology and other top universities can offer affordable, high-quality skill-based certifications. Government support is already in place. Collaboration among institutions is key. India can become a major global hub for online learning, meeting the needs of students worldwide.
The impact of declaring English as the national language in the US: Implications for Indian students
The U.S. officially designating English as the national language emphasizes language proficiency for international students, especially those from India. Clear communication skills are now more vital for academic success, visa approvals, and career prospects. While India holds a strong position in English-medium education, continuous improvement is crucial for Indian students to fully leverage global opportunities.
KIIT hostel sees second Nepali student death within months of Prakriti Lamsal case that shook India
A Nepali student was found dead in her hostel room at KIIT University, Bhubaneswar. Police are investigating the alleged suicide. The Nepal Embassy has been notified. The Odisha government has offered condolences and promised a thorough probe. This incident follows a similar death earlier this year. Student organizations are demanding a swift and comprehensive investigation.
International students across the US are seeing their visas revoked
Across the US, international students faced sudden visa revocations and status terminations, prompting legal challenges. Federal officials initially restored their status but then introduced new guidelines allowing quicker deportations based on broader criteria, including visa revocation and database matches.
US: Crackdown on diversity programmes is reshaping college graduation ceremonies
Universities face pressure regarding diversity programs. Donald Trump's policies impact celebrations for minority students. University of Kentucky cancelled some ceremonies, citing legal compliance. Harvard also reduced support. Other institutions, like California State University, continue with modified events. Some communities are organizing independent celebrations. The Education Department's guidance affects university policies nationwide. Students express disappointment over cancelled events.
Students condemn Harvard for hosting 'Pakistan Conference' following Pahalgam attack
Harvard University's South Asia Institute faced student backlash over its "Pakistan Conference" following the Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir. Students criticized the event for potentially legitimizing state-backed terror narratives, urging condemnation of the violence and visa denials for officials supporting terror-linked ideologies.
UK student homes taking longer to fill on weaker overseas demand
UK student accommodation sector faces a downturn as leased dorms for the next academic year plummet to 36%, a four-year low. This decline is attributed to softening leasing velocity, increased accommodation supply, and a drop in international postgraduate student numbers.
Frequent elections "not good" for country's development: Dharmendra Pradhan advocates for 'One Nation, One Election'
Dharmendra Pradhan inaugurated the 'One Nation, One Election' run organised by Delhi University. He advocated for political stability through simultaneous elections. Pradhan highlighted the potential for economic savings and accelerated development.
Harvard antisemitism and Islamophobia task forces find widespread fear, bigotry
Reports reveal Jewish and Muslim students at Harvard faced bigotry and felt shunned for expressing political beliefs amidst campus protests. These reports, prompted by concerns predating the Trump administration, highlight "searing personal accounts" of bias. Harvard plans to enhance dialogue, review policies, and research antisemitism and anti-Muslim bias, while navigating pressure from the Trump administration regarding antisemitism and viewpoint diversity.
Pahalgam attack: Indian students at Harvard protest Pakistani delegates' visit, urge US to revoke their visas
Indian students at Harvard Kennedy School have urged US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to revoke visas for Pakistani officials attending the Pakistan Conference 2025, following a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam. The students also appealed to Harvard leaders to condemn Hinduphobia and support grieving Hindu and Indian students in light of the recent violence.
Harvard in hot water as event with top Pakistani officials sparks student outrage after Pahalgam massacre
A Harvard conference on Pakistan, funded by an Indian magnate, faced backlash from Indian students due to the participation of Pakistani officials. Students protested, citing concerns about legitimizing state-sponsored terrorism, particularly after a recent attack in J&K. Harvard quietly distanced itself by removing event details from its website, highlighting Pakistan's efforts to revive its academic presence in the US.
Can Sharjeel Imam be prosecuted in different states over single speech? SC asks
The Supreme Court is examining whether Sharjeel Imam can be prosecuted across multiple states for sedition based on a single speech. Imam seeks to consolidate FIRs from Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, and Arunachal Pradesh, arguing multiple trials for one speech constitute double jeopardy.
Trump restores legal status for international students amid lawsuits, for now
The Trump administration reversed course on Friday, reinstating student visa records for international students in the U.S. after thousands were terminated, potentially facing deportation. This decision came during a court hearing in Boston, where a judge revealed that ICE is developing a policy to address SEVIS record terminations, ensuring affected students' records remain active or are restored.
Urvashi Rautela slammed by Badrinath priest after she says there's a temple in her name: 'This is unacceptable'
Urvashi Rautela's recent interview sparked outrage after she claimed a temple near Badrinath Dham in Uttarakhand was named after her. Local communities and religious leaders strongly refuted this, clarifying the Urvashi Temple is dedicated to Goddess Urvashi, linked to Goddess Sati. They condemned Rautela's statement as misleading and disrespectful to the temple's spiritual significance, demanding corrective action from authorities.
Urvashi Rautela says there’s a temple in her name in Uttarakhand: Internet offers prayers in meme form
Urvashi Rautela's recent claim about a temple in her name near Badrinath, Uttarakhand, has ignited a social media frenzy. During an interview, she stated the existence of 'Urvashi temple,' suggesting devotees visit for blessings. She further claimed Delhi University students revere her as 'Damdamamai.
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