TOP UNIVERSITIES IN INDIA

World Happiness report: US is not so happy anymore; where does India stand?
The World Happiness Report 2025 ranks Finland as the happiest country globally, highlighting trust, connection, and social support as key happiness factors. Nordic countries dominate the top four positions, while the US falls to its lowest-ever rank. Interestingly, household size and belief in community kindness positively impact happiness.

Fund Manager Talk | Most beaten down stocks may not recover: Atul Bhole
Small & mid cap (SMID Cap) universe almost exclusively captures few themes which benefit from India’s transition through reforms, policy changes, vast demographics with rising incomes etc.

When Spike Lee used AR Rahman’s iconic ‘Chaiyya Chaiyya’ in his Denzel Washington thriller, and why it still stands out
Spike Lee, the renowned filmmaker, included the Bollywood song Chaiyya Chaiyya in his 2006 heist thriller Inside Man. The decision came from a student's recommendation while Lee was teaching. The song's energetic vibe created a contrast to the intense bank robbery plot, making it a memorable element in the movie, starring Denzel Washington.

‘Building the next generation of women leaders: Discover how Kent's India Women in Leadership scholarship is shaping the future’
The University of Kent offers the India Women in Leadership Scholarship, covering 50% of tuition fees for one year of Master's study. This initiative aims to increase the representation of women in senior leadership roles by supporting their education in top-ranked courses like Business, Law, and Computing.

New Zealand's new initiative to help Indian students study abroad
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon emphasized academic and cultural exchanges during his visit to India. In line with this, New Zealand launched the 2025 Excellence Awards (NZEA) offering 29 scholarships for Indian students to pursue education at top universities. Scholarships range from NZD 5,000 to NZD 20,000.

View: India’s coddled billionaires feel the pain of US tariffs
India seems to be preparing for US President Trump's upcoming tariffs on imports by partnering with Elon Musk's Starlink Inc. The Modi government is shifting its trade approach to appease the US, potentially disadvantaging local industry giants who have thrived under protectionist measures.
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FY25 hits & misses: Media, PSU bank shares slip in double digits while defence, financial services shine
In FY25, sectors like media, energy, PSU banks, and realty are expected to perform poorly, while defence, financial services, and healthcare are projected to see gains. Media has witnessed a significant profit decline, while PSU banks, despite strong numbers, face challenges like NPAs. Positive views are held on metals, NBFCs, private banks, and technology for FY26.
India snubs Bangladesh on medical visas, opening way for China
India is issuing fewer medical visas to Bangladesh, citing staffing shortages and strained relations. This has allowed China to expand its influence by offering medical tourism and investments. The cool relations follow political changes in Bangladesh, disrupting long-standing ties between India and its neighbor.
Delhi man regrets moving to Canada, calls it a trap. ‘High costs, useless degrees, zero work-life balance’, thinks India is a better option
A Delhi man, after migrating to Canada, shares his regrets on social media about the misleading portrayal of life abroad. He criticizes the Canadian education system, high living costs, financial struggles, exploitation by employers, and mental health challenges. He urges young Indians to reconsider moving abroad, emphasizing career opportunities and economic growth in India.
Stocks to buy today: Mirae Asset Sharekhan sees over 30% upside in Saregama India
Mirae Asset Sharekhan remains optimistic about Saregama India, highlighting its content investment strategy and shift towards becoming an entertainment IP company, which strengthens its long-term resilience.
Mayuresh Joshi’s top two stocks for 3x-4x growth in five years
So, to a certain extent the market is trying to pencil in that earnings should start reviving at some point of time as we head into the first half, both as a combination of better monsoons, aiding global recovery, and consumptions improving because of the tax cuts that we have probably seen.
Two Trades for Today: A financial services stock, and a mid-cap power sector firm, both for a rise of almost 7%
Technical analysis identifies select stocks that may gain momentum even in volatile markets. Picks by the technical charts today.
IIT-B graduate who grew up in slum is now a Google techie in Switzerland. How important are IITs?
Ashok Talpatra’s journey from a slum to becoming a Staff Software Engineer at Google in Zurich highlights the transformative power of education and opportunities provided by IITs. Investor Aviral Bhatnagar shared his inspiring story, emphasizing how IITs act as social mobility enablers. Talpatra, who ranked AIR 63 in the IIT entrance exam, benefited from coaching programs like Dakshana, which support underprivileged students.
Modi's Fridman podcast: What's behind India-China warmth?
Prime Minister Modi's podcast with Lex Fridman highlighted a potential thaw in India-China relations, emphasizing dialogue and cooperation. Modi underscored past tensions and historical ties while both nations discussed mutual benefits amid global trade tensions, indicating a pragmatic approach to bilateral relations.
Rupee symbol row: Designer, Udaya Kumar, is from Tamil Nadu and son of former DMK MLA
Tamil Nadu government's decision to replace the Indian rupee symbol in their budget logo with a Tamil script-based alternative has sparked debate. Interestingly, the rupee symbol was designed by D. Udaya Kumar, a Tamilian. Kumar, who is a distinguished designer and academic, is currently the Head of Design at IIT Guwahati. His design has contributed immensely to India's currency identity.
Mukesh Ambani's success formula is...: Harsh Goenka shares one idea that helped the Reliance chairman become India's richest man
Harsh Goenka shared a video of Mukesh Ambani quoting Swami Vivekananda on success. Ambani emphasised having unwavering focus on one idea for success. He advised students to be good at AI but not to abandon their own critical thinking. He also encouraged using intelligence alongside AI for progress in life.
Gujaratis earn more in the US, but Punjabis secure more asylum, report sheds light on the immigration reality
A new study reveals significant differences in US asylum outcomes between Gujarati and Punjabi unauthorized immigrants from India. Gujaratis earn higher incomes but have lower asylum success rates compared to Punjabis, who often cite persecution linked to Khalistani separatism for their asylum claims.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: A further 8-10% correction could bring large caps to fair valuation: Sahil Kapoor of DSP MF
Valuations had stretched significantly beyond their long-term averages, with much of the optimism driven by expectations of a sustained 20%+ earnings CAGR.
Holi 2025 celebrations: Here's a list of the best places in the US, UK & worldwide to celebrate the festival of colors
Holi 2025 is set to bring vibrant celebrations across the world, from the streets of New York to the beaches of Mauritius. While India remains the heart of Holi, cities in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and beyond now host grand events filled with colors, music, and joy. Whether it’s the lively parties in London, the cultural fest in Trinidad, or the beachside revelry in Singapore, Holi has truly become a global festival.
Nine Indian universities, institutes among world's top 50 in subject-wise rankings: QS
Nine Indian universities have ranked among the world's top 50 in the QS subject-wise rankings. The Indian School of Mines (ISM) in Dhanbad leads with 20th place for Engineering-Mineral and Mining. However, several top institutions, including IIT Bombay and IIM Ahmedabad, have seen a drop in their rankings.
IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore drop in QS top 50 universities for business and management studies rankings
IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Bangalore have maintained their positions among the world's top 50 institutions for business and management studies in the latest QS rankings, although both experienced a drop in rankings from the previous year. IIM Ahmedabad ranked 27th, down from 22nd, while IIM Bangalore placed 40th, a decline from 32nd.
Harvard, MIT, and Cambridge lead QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024
Harvard, MIT, and University of Cambridge top the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024. Harvard leads in 19 subjects, MIT in 12. U.S. universities dominate, with 3,245 ranked entries. The UK follows, led by University of Cambridge. ETH Zurich and Chinese institutions, notably Peking and Tsinghua Universities, make significant strides, with Singapore and India also showing strong performances.
Bessemer closes $350 million India-only fund to boost play
Bessemer Venture Partners closed a $350 million India fund to invest in AI, SaaS, fintech, digital health, consumer brands, and cybersecurity. It plans to back early-stage startups with investments between $5 million and $40 million, continuing long-term support.
Will lay foundation for Rs 1 lakh crore investments in Amaravati soon: Andhra CM Naidu
Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu announced that within the next 45 days, the foundation for Rs 1 lakh crore investments in Amaravati will be laid, focusing on eco-friendly infrastructure. He plans to invite PM Narendra Modi for the relaunch. Advocating for larger families, Naidu highlighted the benefits to economic growth and population balance.
Only seven countries met WHO air quality standards in 2024, data shows
Last year, only seven countries met WHO air quality standards, with Chad and Bangladesh being the most polluted. Significant data gaps exist, especially in Asia and Africa. The U.S. has ended its global air quality monitoring scheme, impacting many developing countries. Climate change is worsening pollution levels.
Who is Roshni Nadar Malhotra, third richest Indian and daughter of HCL founder Shiv Nadar
Roshni Nadar Malhotra has ascended to the position of India’s third-richest individual after receiving a 47% stake in HCL Corporation and Vama Sundari Investments from her father, Shiv Nadar. This strategic succession ensures the continued control of the Nadar family over HCL’s operations. With this transition, Roshni now commands a key leadership role in the $12 billion technology giant, HCLTech. Her elevation in wealth rankings follows Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani, reinforcing her influence in India’s business landscape.
Highlights of Assam Budget 2025-26
Assam's finance minister presented a budget focusing on subsidies for solar adoption, support for youth and tea workers, financial aid for writers, and reduced electricity rates. It also includes development plans for industrial parks, an energy hub, and better logistics connectivity under the Bhutan-Bodoland-Bay of Bengal Corridor.
Roshni Nadar Malhotra to become third richest Indian after dad Shiv Nadar gifts HCL stake
Roshni Nadar Malhotra becomes India's third-richest individual after receiving a 47% stake in HCL Corporation and Vama Delhi from her father, Shiv Nadar. The succession move cements her majority control over HCLTech and HCL Infosystems.
India ranks third globally in chip design research papers
Authors from Indian organisations contributed 39,709 papers, which was 8.4% of the global share of 472,819 research papers during the period. India's contribution grew 26% in the five-year period, in line with the country's emerging focus on the critical industry.
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