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President of Universities UK says ‘massive expansion’ of applicants after Covid will make places harder to secure

Some top universities could limit numbers in certain subject areas due to infrastructure pressures, president of UUK suggests.

Arab and Jewish leaders win prize for peace-building work in Israel's Bedouin community

New details emerge in lawsuit connecting Brin to Epstein through JPMorgan, raising questions.

Demand for Science courses have gone up post NEP 2020, says IISc. Director Govindan Rangarajan

AIPSN demands Central govt re-examine proposal to privatise research funding. It calls for open scrutiny by scientific community, citing concerns of centralisation, lack of oversight and not addressing existing structural problems. It has launched signature campaign to remit NRF Bill to Parliamentary standing committee for assessment. AIPSN says Bill seeks…

Visva-Bharati hits back at letter in support of Amartya Sen, saying it will continue to fight him in court. 304 educationists accuse V-C of unlawful suspension of students, illegal termination of faculty, and indiscriminately issuing show-cause notices.

The challenge in India is that there are too few institutions that see the value in investing in research and development

The house, Pratichi, is built over 1.38 acres and last April, the university claimed that 13 decimals (0.13 acre) of the land belonged to it and that the economist was occupying it illegally. The Nobel laureate went to the Calcutta High Court, and the matter remains in court.