Safe campuses cannot be built on the basis of restricting speech.

ROHAN SHUKLA writes about how his internship at Wipro helped him hone his skills and gain experience.

Some pointers on what to look out for while applying to top international business institutes.

Manjunatha Hiral talks about making the most of moot courts and more, at the University of Strathclyde.

Has it managed to redeem itself in the world of academics even while critics condemn it for distracting students?

Delve into sociology, criminology and deviance to challenge your critical thinking.

Studying law, distinct teaching pedagogies and the English way of life — NIDHI SINGH writes about her experience at Oxford University.

The draft National Education Policy was made public online in June 2016. It has met with roadblocks ever since.

The decision will help to prevent seats going vacant, says Mr. Ponmudy

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Selvaraj Suthagar on how Abdul Kalam fired his imagination

Sindhuja Varma is one of the winners of the Women Leaders in India Awards 2011

An inspiring story of three women who've taken advantage of changing technology and attitudes to occupy top corporate jobs

128 salons and counting! Veena and C.K. Kumaravel talk to Priyadarshini Paitandy about taking their beauty chain to small towns and creating job opportunities

Economic downturns impact women in more ways than they do men. Here's why.

She gave employment to youngsters from down South and others who were visiting Chennai for employment for the first time

From pickles and photocopies to movie tickets and medicines, a bunch of young men promise to deliver anything anywhere. K. Jeshi finds out more

Interview Blair Singer will speak about time-tested business wisdom, philosophy of sales and purposeful education at a workshop on May 13

Watch out! Anatolian Tigers on the prowl.

Financial planning is crucial to your financial independence.

Corporate trainer Sangeetha Elizabeth Panicker on the increasing importance of soft skills in the globalised world

Suryawanshi in Bengaluru is the second restaurant in the country to have started accepting bitcoins.

It lifted off atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket today at after 5:23 a.m. EDT (2:54 PM IST) from historic Launch Complex-39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC).

Union Cabinet today approved the 'Chandrayaan-4' mission, aimed at developing and demonstrating the technologies required for landing Indian astronauts on the moon and ensuring their safe return to Earth. 

New research reveals that the Moon contains far more water than previously thought, surprising scientists and reshaping future lunar exploration plans!

While concerns have been raised repeatedly about the health of the astronauts stuck in space, recent photos have stirred the discussion. Williams appears gaunt, which experts say might indicate nutritional deficiencies 

Margi premiered its Kathakali version of Don Quixote, ‘Kihothe’, in Thiruvananthapuram. The performance and text captured the essence of the novel while sticking to the format of Kathakali.

Oriya play ‘Kala Pahada’ enthralled audience in Vizag with the histrionic talent of its actors.

Rasaranjani’s ‘Pampakalu’ was an engaging play with impressive performances.

As she is all set to make her debut in theatre as Shakuntala, Manju Warrier admits she is excited and nervous about her new role

Kavalam Narayana Panicker’s take of the classic play, ‘Abhijnana Shakuntalam’, with Manju Warrier in the lead, mesmerised the audience.

“Ek Baar Ki Baat Hai” – the solo enactment of four timeless stories kept the audience riveted for over two hours

The play ‘Bhakta Markandeya’ by Savera Arts, Kadapa was gripping and entertaining.

As Mohammad Ali Baig’s “1857: Turrebaz Khan” opens in Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August, the playwright-director-actor talks about the heroic figure in Deccan history

Sabari’s story was retold on stage by Saveri Samskrutika Samstha.

‘Meera — the Soul Divine’ combined artistry and aesthetics, writes Jagyaseni Chatterjee

A play without a director and a different actor for each show, a search for identity through language and a coming-of-age tale are on offer in the latest edition of The Hindu Theatre Festival in Bengaluru

Sayeed Alam’s "Ghalib" speaks little, conveys a lot.

The unique appeal of Pouranic verse drama came alive in the staging of ‘Bhaktha Prahlada’.

‘Crazy Thieves in Palavakkam’ was the first play to be made into audio tape format.

Over three decades and approaching its 600th show, the Kannada play Mukhyamantri has made its mark as a classic. The play, with its meaning contemporary and dynamic, is a fine example of top notch acting, direction and content

The four plays staged at “Hriday Manch-2016” were comic expositions exuding local flavour and style, writes Diwan Singh Bajeli

Yuki Ellias gave the story a human and humorous touch

Ramchandra Singh and Himani Shivpuri, recipients of this year’s Sangeet Natak Akademi Award for theatre, moved the Delhi audience with their talent at the National Festival of Performing Arts, says Diwan Singh Bajeli