A 22-year-old MBA first-year student, identified as Arya, died of electrocution at a Ganesh pandal at a private hostel of ICFAI University on Monday night. He reportedly came into contact with a live electric wire near the mandapam.
Prof. Sitharam exhorted graduating students to remain committed to continuous learning, competitive and relevant in the constantly changing landscape of technology.
MoU will help both the organizations to strengthen research activities in areas such as Climate change, water resource management, Environmental impact assessment, and waste management
Hyderabad: Economic reforms implemented in India since 1991 resulted in significant improvement in various sectors of the Indian economy, but more reforms were required, ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education, Hyderabad, Chancellor and former RBI Governor Dr C Rangarajan said. Delivering an online lecture recently on the topic ‘Three Decades of Economic Reforms in India’ to […]
Hyderabad: Indian big corporates should look forward to adapting the new formulations of the ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) agenda, said chairman, ECube Investment Advisors, Dr Mukund Rajan, on Friday. Speaking at an interactive webinar on the topic ‘Corporate India and New Focus on ESG’ organised by the ICFAI University, Dr Rajan explained the ESG […]
Hyderabad: When Shashank was only 14 years old, he started working on developing a smart cycle. However, with school taking the priority, he decided to keep that thought in the back burner. He then joined college for his engineering and the old idea got reignited. Shashank got along with his friend and business partner Adithya […]
Hyderabad: LawSikho, a leading ed-tech startup focused on legal education headquartered in New Delhi, has collaborated with the ICFAI University through the ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education. ICFAI University is a deemed-to-be-university and one of the premier institutes imparting legal education in India. ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad, which has been key to this collaboration, has […]
Dr Rama Krishna has created a YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/rkvarsity) and uploaded hundreds of simple and short videos ranging between two minutes and 15 minutes.
