How do earthquakes spend their energy? MIT’s latest research shows heat—not ground motion—is the main outcome of a quake, reshaping...
India’s teacher count crosses one crore in 2024-25, improving pupil-teacher ratios and female participation amid changing student enrolment trends.
The approach could accelerate drug target identification, vaccine research, and new biological discoveries.
“They Can Count in the Market, But Not in the Classroom”: What India’s Foundational Learning Crisis Is Really Telling Us
MIT scholar Benjamin Mangrum examines how comedy helps us cope with, critique, and embrace computing.
Founded in 2003, India's Dhirubhai Ambani International School is also one of the youngest schools to feature in the rankings.
Among the standout institutions, Westminster School maintained its dominance with over 40% of graduates entering Oxbridge
The system, called mmNorm, uses millimeter wave (mmWave) signals — commonly used in Wi-Fi networks — to reconstruct high-resolution 3D shapes of objects that are fully...
A new multi-server machining model from India integrates emergency scenarios and behavioral uncertainties to optimize industrial resilience post-pandemic.
Shubhanshu Shukla, the mission pilot, has now become the first Indian astronaut in space in decades; only second to fellow air force veteran and group captain,...
The final report may take months, but it will be critical in issuing safety directives or revising standard procedures.
