Aakash Sinha

Presentations covering technological advancements to requisite social changes were made at the TEDx Gitam meet here on Saturday.

TEDx Gitam University-2015 will see 12 speakers from different walks coming together to shed light on the opportunities, problems and issues that we as individuals of a society face today.

Aggarwal informed the participants of existing government policies on skill development, future planning and perspective on entrepreneurship in line with the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat. He said that need of the hour is to create an entrepreneurship ecosystem at the grass-root level for holistic development of the country.

At a time when fuel prices continue to burn a hole in everyone’s pocket, four men have decided to cycle over 6,800km along India’s coastline with a simple message ‘Burn Fat Not Fuel’ while also documenting the extent of plastic and marine pollution.

A saint worshipped across India - Sai Baba has touched and enriched the lives of many. The trailer of MX Original Series Sabka Sai is out today and it gives audiences a peek into the life of India’s great Sufi Saint - Sai Baba and anecdotes that range from his views on spreading hate in the name of religion, to the hostility faced from those who believe in science and medicine over his miracles and his support for India's freedom fighters.

With e-books and online purchase of books becoming popular among readers, the number of stalls at the National Book Fair is coming down with every passing year.

Prafull Kumar, Lalith Singh and Prasanth Ranjan from Google acted as resource persons and trained faculty members from 100 engineering colleges, from around the state.

Smile was writ large on the faces of scores of city students who are on their way to the IITs after clearing the Joint Entrance Exams (JEE) Advanced 2015, results of which were declared on Thursday.

Scores of students coming out of examination centres while discussing their question paper was a common sight at several city schools in the evening as the class X Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan began.

It was jubilation all around with city students coming out with flying colours in the CBSE's Class X exam and at least 800 of them scoring 90% and above.