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At least four-five Indian platforms that cater to the needs of one billion consumers each are a pre-requisite to make our mark in the global Internet economy

Varsity sees 27% rise in Indian applicants for undergraduate courses

App-based loans have already claimed six lives who succumbed to the aggressive recovery tactics by lenders

As public protests catch on demanding better governance, we turn the clock back on the revolt of the masses across the Arab world a decade ago that fell many regimes

Higher education institutions in the United States offer multiple degree options in the fields at both undergraduate and graduate levels

It is more than a sigh of relief as the vaccine that the world was desperately waiting for has finally arrived and more options are on the way

A military takeover of the China-Pakistan economic corridor means a tighter embrace between both countries and mightier concerns for India

Behind the repeated thumbs-up for Hyderabad is the perfect fusion of peace and a political leadership firmly focused on making things happen  

The alarming level of plastic consumption, especially the tremendous increase in disposable single-use plastic bottles, is triggering a plastic pandemic

Indian students can check out various programmes at undergraduate and graduate levels offered by American universitites

The younger generation is aware of requirements that involve physical and mental preparation

High quality education, global recognition, flexibility, and exceptional reputation of the US higher education system has continued to attract students from around the world to pursue their ‘study in America’ dream

We need to question our approaches to English and know what suits our thought process and way of life best

Given the severe impact plastic waste from the cosmetics industry has on our environment, its own eco-friendly makeover is urgent

Remote working is a win-win situation for both employee and the organization. But it also poses security and privacy threats

Mitigating food loss and waste in the post-harvest phase and on plate is critical to having enough to eat for all

Facebook makes lot more money than Twitter on political advertising, so the stakes for that are much higher for them, says Contributing Editor of Politico Magazine

Here’s what this year’s laureates did to expand the frontiers of science, knowledge, humanity and hardwork

President Alexander Lukashenko, Europe’s last dictator, holding fort for 26 years now, could be consumed by the rising cauldron of protests and economic problems

As we grieve, experience loss and get mired in melancholy over the recent incidents, like Poe’s Raven, there is only one response: Nevermore

Government of Telangana's pet initiative of Haritha Haram cannot be ignored for the tremendous results in mitigating air pollution