Southern Cross University deepens India engagement, explores new academic partnerships and access-led recruitment initiatives

Southern Cross University deepens India engagement, explores new academic partnerships and access-led recruitment initiatives

Delhi: Southern Cross University (SCU), Australia, is strengthening its strategic engagement with India as part of its broader global vision to expand transnational education, research collaboration, and student access to world-class Australian education. Leading the delegation to India, Professor Renaud, Deputy Vice-Chancellor at Southern Cross University, was visiting the country to engage with higher education…

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University of Wollongong

University of Wollongong India Announces Kalyani Brahmbhatt Memorial Merit Scholarship

GIFT City, Gujarat: The University of Wollongong (UOW) India, Gift City Campus has announced the Kalyani Brahmbhatt Memorial Merit Scholarship, established in memory of Ms Kalyani Brahmbhatt. She was a part of the core Indian team of the University, who tragically lost her life last year in the disastrous aviation accident in India. The scholarship…

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Parul University Launches India's First New Zealand Centre of Excellence at a Private University

Parul University Launches India’s First New Zealand Centre of Excellence at a Private University

Vadodara: Parul University announced the launch of India’s first New Zealand Centre of Excellence at a private university, marking a significant milestone in deepening India–New Zealand academic collaboration. The launch took place in the presence of Matthew Ayers, Deputy High Commissioner of New Zealand to India, alongside senior leaders and academics from six of New…

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Niyati Handa

The Daily Commute Crisis: Why School Transport is now a Policy and Parenting Issue

By: Niyati Handa, CO-Founder and Director, Eklavya Early Years Every morning in urban Indian cities, children step out of their homes before sunrise with backpacks almost as large as their frames, preparing themselves not only for another day at school but also for a journey that often stretches longer than the school hours. What was…

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GAV International School

Annual Function Celebrates Culture, Values and Innovation at GAV International School

Gurugram: GAV International School organized its Annual Function with enthusiasm at GNH Convention, Sohna Road. The event was themed “Shubham Karoti Kalyanam,” reflecting Indian culture, spiritual ethos, and the importance of value-based education. The programme was graced by the presence of Swami Dharmadev Ji Maharaj as the Chief Guest. DTP Nodal Officer R.S. Bath attended…

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Sanjay Laul

Foreign Affairs and Education Diplomacy in 2026: New MoUs That Can Open Doors for Indian Students

By: Sanjay Laul, Founder of MSM Unify For the Indian student looking to plan their education pathway in 2026 from a global point of view, the most significant happenings are not always within the four walls of a university but increasingly in foreign ministries and summit joint statements that can dictate the ease of travel…

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Dharav High School Hosts ‘Culture-Ability, AYL Youth Fest 2025–26’ to Celebrate Creativity and Family Bonding

Dharav High School Hosts ‘Culture-Ability, AYL Youth Fest 2025–26’ to Celebrate Creativity and Family Bonding

Gurugram: Dharav High School successfully hosted Culture-Ability | AYL Youth Fest 2025–26, a vibrant one-day celebration designed to nurture creativity, confidence, and meaningful family engagement. Conceptualised as an experiential learning platform, the festival brought together students from Pre-Nursery to Grade V along with their families for an immersive exploration of culture, imagination, and self-expression. From…

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Swati Modh

Neurodiverse Creativity: Expressive Arts as Therapy

Swati Modh is part of the Office of Disability Inclusion at Azim Premji University, Bengaluru Across India, psychologists, counsellors, and special educators are increasingly turning to expressive arts therapies to meet the diverse communication needs of people with disabilities, neurodivergence, and intersectional identities. For people who struggle with traditional talk therapy, whether due to speech…

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Chaitra Vedullapalli

What Happens to Certifications When Jobs Don’t Materialize?

By: Chaitra Vedullapalli, President & Co-founder, Women in Cloud Certifications are meant to be signals of readiness. But when jobs do not materialize, certifications quietly lose their economic meaning. They become credentials without conversion, effort without outcome, and aspiration without access. The risk is not individual disappointment. The risk is systemic erosion of trust. When…

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Sunstone Launches ALTA School of Technology, India’s First AI-Led Computer Science Program

Sunstone Launches ALTA School of Technology, India’s First AI-Led Computer Science Program

New Delhi: In a significant step toward transforming engineering education for the AI era, Sunstone today announced the launch of ALTA School of Technology, India’s first AI-led Computer Science program. The initiative aims to bridge the widening gap between traditional engineering education and evolving industry requirements. ALTA School of Technology emerges as the evolution of…

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