SNEHA PRAKASH WADKAR writes about studying civil engineering in Auckland and adapting to the challenge.

Despite meticulous planning for study abroad, one could face deportation. Some tips on how this situation can be avoided.

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

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

London : Centre of Islamic Studies, 1999-

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

15 national awards and one lifetime achievement award presented

Business partners Anand Gurnani and P. Rama Krishna are on a road-show across the country with a single mission — to spread the word about the endless possibilities of animation among professionals, industry, faculty in institutes and students. Geeta Padmanabhan catches up with the duo

Anil Jyothi talks about her journey from leading an inconsequential life in a small hamlet near Warangal to becoming the CEO of a software company

A mobile connection is just that — a mobile connection, says Jo Chopra.

Trying to bridge the gap between engineering classrooms and eventual workplaces is Lab Electronics, a company that manufactures educational electronics training devices and simulators

Sandra and Cheryl have a bagful of ideas for the most elegant wedding

IT entrepreneur Ruzan Khambatta stumps nay-sayers who questioned her entry into the business

P. Jayakumar, CEO of Toonz Animation India, is in tune with the times

Social networking sites offer users a platform to promote their abilities and allow for works to be noticed by international forums

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft has left the International Space Station (ISS) and is on its way back to Earth. 

Due to climate change and rising global temperatures, the glaciers had been gradually thinning. When the glacier finally gave way, it sent a colossal amount of debris tumbling into the fjord, displacing enough material to fill around 10,000 Olympic-sized pools.

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. 

The Union Cabinet today approved the first step towards the Bharatiya Antariksh Station.

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

“Cansurvive: Subah Ka Pata” deals with the dreaded disease with sensitivity and imagination.

Seethalakshmi talks to Geetha Venkatramanan about pursuing a rare art form.

The Little Theatre’s The Garage Gang is a good mix of dance, improv and retelling of classic tales

The actor said seeing the London stage production made her feel connected to her wizard alter ego Hermione Granger once again.

Martha Bush Ashton-Sikora’s book on Krishnattam is a comprehensive documentation of the art form, including its history and practice.

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.

Rangadhara’s emotionally charged play ‘Raktbeej’ connected with the audience and won applause.

‘Yaavarum Kaelir’ stands out for its erudite host and an impressive line-up of speakers

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

Three Tamil plays feature among the six in The Hindu Theatre Fest 2016, which brings together a mix of abstract, fun and emotionally-charged creations

Here’s a lowdown on the three Tamil plays that are to be staged at The Hindu Theatre Fest.

Three productions this weekend bring to stage Indian classics and mythology

He was extremely prolific, with a substantial body of work in television and appearing in popular advertisements as well.

Gireesan Sopanam’s histrionic skills, discovered rather fortuitously, has made him an integral part of the late Kavalam Narayana Panicker’s plays for the last 34 years.

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

The musical drama presented the story of the vaggeyakara’s life.

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

The annual All Kerala Radio Drama Festival of AIR, beginning August 21, has a stellar line-up of mainstream actors.

Important episodes from the Ramayana were presented at a three-day Kathakali festival in Ambalappuzha.

Bapi Bose’s adaptation of “Ashad Ka Ek Din” sees Rakesh Mohan’s Mallika finally winning liberty.

The Frisky Suspenders, a farcical play, makes fun of the human weakness of jumping to conclusions

Tamil theatre can be a powerful social tool and has so much to offer, but sadly it has been given a short shrift says Dharani Dharan

Vandichodai by Koothuppattarai was all about deep philosophy and questioning societal norms