US Reconsiders Student Visas
The Trump Administration withdrew its order regarding Foreign students who have 'only online classes' to be not granted visas, in less than a week of passing it. This happened after the administration faced eight lawsuits from the Ivy-League universities across the US, technology companies and even State Governments. Tech giants such as Facebook, Google and Twitter supported the withdrawal of the order.
Weeks after leaving the White House, former US President Donald Trump in his February 28 appearance hinted to contest the 2024 presidential elections. Addressing Florida’s the Conservative Political Action Conference, he attacked President Joe… read-more
TAGS: US, Donald Trump, Joe BIden, Republicans, Impeachment
The International Astronomical Union has informed that Indian school students have discovered 18 asteroids through a global science programme. Conducted under NASA's citizen science project, the programme was a collective effort by STEM, ‘Space… read-more
TAGS: Indian students, Asteroids, NASA, Space and STEM, IASC
Recent media reports have revealed that Pakistan may allow cotton imports from India this week as a measure to restore bilateral trade. Reportedly, Pakistan is facing a shortage of cotton, which was taken to the cognisance of PM Imran Khan. Once… read-more
TAGS: Pakistan , India, Imran Khan, Cotton Imports, Ceasefire Agreement
The Sri Lankan Government has planned to offer India and Japan a strategically located deep-rooted seaport. Seen as Lanka’s stance to balance the international ties with India and Japan, the decision came after Colombo almost pulled a deal last… read-more
TAGS: Sri Lanka, Sea Port, India, Japan, International Relation, China
Delhi High Court has directed the Centre and the National Institute of Fashion Technology to respond on students’ petition to revoke the fee hike during COVID-19. The plea was earlier rejected by a single-judge bench citing it cannot be observed… read-more
TAGS: Delhi High Court, NIFT, ACADEMIC FEES, Covid-19
In a first-of-its-kind partnership, Amar Chitra Katha (ACK) has collaborated with the HarperCollins India to deliver iconic Desi folktales in a brand-new format. The series has been adapted from the original ACK tales and has been… read-more
TAGS: Amar Chitra Katha, HarperCollins, Folktales, New Format, children