The New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 which concluded on Jan 18 recorded a massive turnout, as book lovers from all age groups thronged the venue on the final day to grab their favourite titles, take part in cultural programmes and soak in the vibrant literary atmosphere. Halls buzzed with energy as families, students, young readers and senior citizens moved …
As a part of the 78th Army Day celebrations, Chandigarh University (CU) launched ‘CU Online Jai Jawan Scholarship’ for extending financial support to the children of Indian Defence and Paramilitary personnel pursuing world class online higher education by enrolling for any of the 12 internationally-recognized undergraduate and postgraduate online degree programs being offered by ‘CU Online’. Sharing details of CU Online Jai …
For the 2025–2026 intakes, Canada remains an important destination, but one that is recalibrating its international education model around quality, labour demand, and system capacity. Students, agents, and universities who understand how PGWP reforms interact with the new caps will be better placed to make decisions in a more competitive, policy-driven global market says Sanjay Laul, Founder of MSM Unify …
Choosing the right school is about more than academics. These six essential questions help parents look deeper—into values, daily experiences, emotional well-being, and holistic growth—to find a school where children truly thrive says Niyati Handa, the Co-Founder of Eklavya School The school’s infrastructure and facilities can make a good first impression, but they reveal only part of what truly matters. …
In an age dominated by digital screens, where much of children’s time is increasingly confined to mobile phones and devices, the extraordinary participation of school students at the World Book Fair has emerged as a hopeful and inspiring sign. Despite the biting cold wave sweeping across Delhi–NCR, the enthusiasm of young visitors remained undiminished. The large turnout of school students …
According to UK’s Home Office data, Indian nationals were the most common recipients of sponsored study visas, with 99,128 visas issued to main applicants in the year ending September 2025. What shifted sharply was policy, not student interest. This reflects a bigger truth about education in India. The country has some excellent universities, but getting into them isn’t easy especially …
