The Latest Breaking News from NIT

NIT-W and NiMSME sign MoU to address healthcare challenges in India.

The Hall of Famer whose folksy drawl belied a fiery on-court demeanor was the first coach to win more than 100 games at four NCAA Division I schools.

The overbridge on one of the two carriageways of the Tiruchi-Chennai Bypass near the Ponmalai Railway Station was closed for traffic on Thursday after damages were noticed along its approach road, causing huge traffic snarls on the highway amidst the Pongal festival rush

The ESPN college football analyst called for the elimination of bowl games with some possible exceptions.

New show re-examines the Jolly Joseph case that left India reeling, after a doting wife and mother was arrested for poisoning her husband and five other family members

The authorities on Thursday stopped class work at two colleges, including the National Institute of Technology (NIT) in Srinagar, in the wake of growing protests over an engineering student posting an “objectionable” video on social media. In an order, the NIT decided to declare winter vacations from November 30. It…

Academic activities suspended in Srinagar's NIT, Islamia College due to protests over student's social media post. Police filed case against student for promoting religious enmity. Investigation ongoing.

J&K Police book NIT Srinagar student for allegedly “insulting Islam” & “outraging religious feelings”. Hundreds of students protested against the non-local student for posting a “blasphemous video”.

Prof. A. Chandrashekar takes charge as new Director of RGUKT-Nuzvid IIIT campus. He has served as Registrar of NIT Warangal and Director of Institute of Electronics Governance. Met staff, visited campus and inquired heads of departments about student facilities.

Hitachi Energy India organised INNOTHON-2023, an energy innovation hackathon, on NIT-Warangal campus on Oct. 28-29. It had the theme of ‘Future of energy for all, by all’. Winners in each domain were awarded trophies, cash rewards and certificates.

The tournament's new format privileges power conferences at the expense of mid- and low-majors.