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IIT Bombay Awards Record 620 PhDs In A Single Year: Why Has The Institute Also Introduced An Eight-Year Limit For Doctoral Students?
IIT Bombay awarded a record 620 PhD degrees during 2025-26, the highest annual PhD total reported by any IIT. At the same time, the institute is enforcing a clearer doctoral timeline, with regular PhD registration generally limited to six years and extensions capped at eight years for most scholars.
Tamil Nadu Drafts New Class 6-10 Syllabus With DIY Experiments And Field Visits: Is The State Moving Away From Rote Learning?
Tamil Nadu has drafted a new Class 6-10 syllabus focused on practical learning, DIY experiments, projects, field visits and digital tools. The draft aims to reduce rote learning by giving greater importance to problem-solving, observation, application and student participation. Public feedback is open until August 31, 2026.
Ladakh Prepares To Start Civilian Flights From Thoise By December: Could One Of India’s Most Remote Military Airfields Open A New Tourism Route?
Ladakh is targeting December 2026 to begin civilian flights from Thoise Airport in Nubra Valley, potentially creating a second commercial aviation gateway after Leh. The existing chartered terminal may be refurbished for interim operations while a permanent civil terminal is developed separately.
New Immigration Rule Will End Boarding-Pass Stamping At Indian Airports From September 1: What Changes For International Travellers?
India will stop stamping physical boarding passes at immigration counters for international departures from September 1, 2026. Travellers can show an electronic boarding pass on their phones, while printed passes will still be accepted without a stamp. Passport, visa and immigration checks will continue as usual.
India Targets Its Own Space Station By 2035: When Will The First Bharatiya Antariksha Station Module Go Into Orbit?
India is targeting 2028 for the launch of BAS-01, the first module of the planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station. The five-module space station is expected to become operational by 2035, with Gaganyaan and SpaDeX developing key technologies needed for crewed missions, docking and long-duration research in orbit.
IIT Bombay Awards Record 620 PhDs In A Single Year: Why Has The Institute Also Introduced An Eight-Year Limit For Doctoral Students?
IIT Bombay awarded a record 620 PhD degrees during 2025-26, the highest annual PhD total reported by any IIT. At the same time, the institute is enforcing a clearer doctoral timeline, with regular PhD registration generally limited to six years and extensions capped at eight years for most scholars.
Tamil Nadu Drafts New Class 6-10 Syllabus With DIY Experiments And Field Visits: Is The State Moving Away From Rote Learning?
Tamil Nadu has drafted a new Class 6-10 syllabus focused on practical learning, DIY experiments, projects, field visits and digital tools. The draft aims to reduce rote learning by giving greater importance to problem-solving, observation, application and student participation. Public feedback is open until August 31, 2026.
Ladakh Prepares To Start Civilian Flights From Thoise By December: Could One Of India’s Most Remote Military Airfields Open A New Tourism Route?
Ladakh is targeting December 2026 to begin civilian flights from Thoise Airport in Nubra Valley, potentially creating a second commercial aviation gateway after Leh. The existing chartered terminal may be refurbished for interim operations while a permanent civil terminal is developed separately.
New Immigration Rule Will End Boarding-Pass Stamping At Indian Airports From September 1: What Changes For International Travellers?
India will stop stamping physical boarding passes at immigration counters for international departures from September 1, 2026. Travellers can show an electronic boarding pass on their phones, while printed passes will still be accepted without a stamp. Passport, visa and immigration checks will continue as usual.
India Targets Its Own Space Station By 2035: When Will The First Bharatiya Antariksha Station Module Go Into Orbit?
India is targeting 2028 for the launch of BAS-01, the first module of the planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station. The five-module space station is expected to become operational by 2035, with Gaganyaan and SpaDeX developing key technologies needed for crewed missions, docking and long-duration research in orbit.
IIT Bombay Awards Record 620 PhDs In A Single Year: Why Has The Institute Also Introduced An Eight-Year Limit For Doctoral Students?
IIT Bombay awarded a record 620 PhD degrees during 2025-26, the highest annual PhD total reported by any IIT. At the same time, the institute is enforcing a clearer doctoral timeline, with regular PhD registration generally limited to six years and extensions capped at eight years for most scholars.
Tamil Nadu Drafts New Class 6-10 Syllabus With DIY Experiments And Field Visits: Is The State Moving Away From Rote Learning?
Tamil Nadu has drafted a new Class 6-10 syllabus focused on practical learning, DIY experiments, projects, field visits and digital tools. The draft aims to reduce rote learning by giving greater importance to problem-solving, observation, application and student participation. Public feedback is open until August 31, 2026.
Ladakh Prepares To Start Civilian Flights From Thoise By December: Could One Of India’s Most Remote Military Airfields Open A New Tourism Route?
Ladakh is targeting December 2026 to begin civilian flights from Thoise Airport in Nubra Valley, potentially creating a second commercial aviation gateway after Leh. The existing chartered terminal may be refurbished for interim operations while a permanent civil terminal is developed separately.
New Immigration Rule Will End Boarding-Pass Stamping At Indian Airports From September 1: What Changes For International Travellers?
India will stop stamping physical boarding passes at immigration counters for international departures from September 1, 2026. Travellers can show an electronic boarding pass on their phones, while printed passes will still be accepted without a stamp. Passport, visa and immigration checks will continue as usual.
India Targets Its Own Space Station By 2035: When Will The First Bharatiya Antariksha Station Module Go Into Orbit?
India is targeting 2028 for the launch of BAS-01, the first module of the planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station. The five-module space station is expected to become operational by 2035, with Gaganyaan and SpaDeX developing key technologies needed for crewed missions, docking and long-duration research in orbit.
IIT Bombay Awards Record 620 PhDs In A Single Year: Why Has The Institute Also Introduced An Eight-Year Limit For Doctoral Students?
IIT Bombay awarded a record 620 PhD degrees during 2025-26, the highest annual PhD total reported by any IIT. At the same time, the institute is enforcing a clearer doctoral timeline, with regular PhD registration generally limited to six years and extensions capped at eight years for most scholars.
Tamil Nadu Drafts New Class 6-10 Syllabus With DIY Experiments And Field Visits: Is The State Moving Away From Rote Learning?
Tamil Nadu has drafted a new Class 6-10 syllabus focused on practical learning, DIY experiments, projects, field visits and digital tools. The draft aims to reduce rote learning by giving greater importance to problem-solving, observation, application and student participation. Public feedback is open until August 31, 2026.
Ladakh Prepares To Start Civilian Flights From Thoise By December: Could One Of India’s Most Remote Military Airfields Open A New Tourism Route?
Ladakh is targeting December 2026 to begin civilian flights from Thoise Airport in Nubra Valley, potentially creating a second commercial aviation gateway after Leh. The existing chartered terminal may be refurbished for interim operations while a permanent civil terminal is developed separately.
New Immigration Rule Will End Boarding-Pass Stamping At Indian Airports From September 1: What Changes For International Travellers?
India will stop stamping physical boarding passes at immigration counters for international departures from September 1, 2026. Travellers can show an electronic boarding pass on their phones, while printed passes will still be accepted without a stamp. Passport, visa and immigration checks will continue as usual.
India Targets Its Own Space Station By 2035: When Will The First Bharatiya Antariksha Station Module Go Into Orbit?
India is targeting 2028 for the launch of BAS-01, the first module of the planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station. The five-module space station is expected to become operational by 2035, with Gaganyaan and SpaDeX developing key technologies needed for crewed missions, docking and long-duration research in orbit.
IIT Bombay Awards Record 620 PhDs In A Single Year: Why Has The Institute Also Introduced An Eight-Year Limit For Doctoral Students?
IIT Bombay awarded a record 620 PhD degrees during 2025-26, the highest annual PhD total reported by any IIT. At the same time, the institute is enforcing a clearer doctoral timeline, with regular PhD registration generally limited to six years and extensions capped at eight years for most scholars.
Tamil Nadu Drafts New Class 6-10 Syllabus With DIY Experiments And Field Visits: Is The State Moving Away From Rote Learning?
Tamil Nadu has drafted a new Class 6-10 syllabus focused on practical learning, DIY experiments, projects, field visits and digital tools. The draft aims to reduce rote learning by giving greater importance to problem-solving, observation, application and student participation. Public feedback is open until August 31, 2026.
Ladakh Prepares To Start Civilian Flights From Thoise By December: Could One Of India’s Most Remote Military Airfields Open A New Tourism Route?
Ladakh is targeting December 2026 to begin civilian flights from Thoise Airport in Nubra Valley, potentially creating a second commercial aviation gateway after Leh. The existing chartered terminal may be refurbished for interim operations while a permanent civil terminal is developed separately.
New Immigration Rule Will End Boarding-Pass Stamping At Indian Airports From September 1: What Changes For International Travellers?
India will stop stamping physical boarding passes at immigration counters for international departures from September 1, 2026. Travellers can show an electronic boarding pass on their phones, while printed passes will still be accepted without a stamp. Passport, visa and immigration checks will continue as usual.
India Targets Its Own Space Station By 2035: When Will The First Bharatiya Antariksha Station Module Go Into Orbit?
India is targeting 2028 for the launch of BAS-01, the first module of the planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station. The five-module space station is expected to become operational by 2035, with Gaganyaan and SpaDeX developing key technologies needed for crewed missions, docking and long-duration research in orbit.
IIT Bombay Awards Record 620 PhDs In A Single Year: Why Has The Institute Also Introduced An Eight-Year Limit For Doctoral Students?
IIT Bombay awarded a record 620 PhD degrees during 2025-26, the highest annual PhD total reported by any IIT. At the same time, the institute is enforcing a clearer doctoral timeline, with regular PhD registration generally limited to six years and extensions capped at eight years for most scholars.
Tamil Nadu Drafts New Class 6-10 Syllabus With DIY Experiments And Field Visits: Is The State Moving Away From Rote Learning?
Tamil Nadu has drafted a new Class 6-10 syllabus focused on practical learning, DIY experiments, projects, field visits and digital tools. The draft aims to reduce rote learning by giving greater importance to problem-solving, observation, application and student participation. Public feedback is open until August 31, 2026.
Ladakh Prepares To Start Civilian Flights From Thoise By December: Could One Of India’s Most Remote Military Airfields Open A New Tourism Route?
Ladakh is targeting December 2026 to begin civilian flights from Thoise Airport in Nubra Valley, potentially creating a second commercial aviation gateway after Leh. The existing chartered terminal may be refurbished for interim operations while a permanent civil terminal is developed separately.
New Immigration Rule Will End Boarding-Pass Stamping At Indian Airports From September 1: What Changes For International Travellers?
India will stop stamping physical boarding passes at immigration counters for international departures from September 1, 2026. Travellers can show an electronic boarding pass on their phones, while printed passes will still be accepted without a stamp. Passport, visa and immigration checks will continue as usual.
India Targets Its Own Space Station By 2035: When Will The First Bharatiya Antariksha Station Module Go Into Orbit?
India is targeting 2028 for the launch of BAS-01, the first module of the planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station. The five-module space station is expected to become operational by 2035, with Gaganyaan and SpaDeX developing key technologies needed for crewed missions, docking and long-duration research in orbit.
IIT Bombay Awards Record 620 PhDs In A Single Year: Why Has The Institute Also Introduced An Eight-Year Limit For Doctoral Students?
IIT Bombay awarded a record 620 PhD degrees during 2025-26, the highest annual PhD total reported by any IIT. At the same time, the institute is enforcing a clearer doctoral timeline, with regular PhD registration generally limited to six years and extensions capped at eight years for most scholars.
Tamil Nadu Drafts New Class 6-10 Syllabus With DIY Experiments And Field Visits: Is The State Moving Away From Rote Learning?
Tamil Nadu has drafted a new Class 6-10 syllabus focused on practical learning, DIY experiments, projects, field visits and digital tools. The draft aims to reduce rote learning by giving greater importance to problem-solving, observation, application and student participation. Public feedback is open until August 31, 2026.
Ladakh Prepares To Start Civilian Flights From Thoise By December: Could One Of India’s Most Remote Military Airfields Open A New Tourism Route?
Ladakh is targeting December 2026 to begin civilian flights from Thoise Airport in Nubra Valley, potentially creating a second commercial aviation gateway after Leh. The existing chartered terminal may be refurbished for interim operations while a permanent civil terminal is developed separately.
New Immigration Rule Will End Boarding-Pass Stamping At Indian Airports From September 1: What Changes For International Travellers?
India will stop stamping physical boarding passes at immigration counters for international departures from September 1, 2026. Travellers can show an electronic boarding pass on their phones, while printed passes will still be accepted without a stamp. Passport, visa and immigration checks will continue as usual.
India Targets Its Own Space Station By 2035: When Will The First Bharatiya Antariksha Station Module Go Into Orbit?
India is targeting 2028 for the launch of BAS-01, the first module of the planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station. The five-module space station is expected to become operational by 2035, with Gaganyaan and SpaDeX developing key technologies needed for crewed missions, docking and long-duration research in orbit.
IIT Bombay Awards Record 620 PhDs In A Single Year: Why Has The Institute Also Introduced An Eight-Year Limit For Doctoral Students?
IIT Bombay awarded a record 620 PhD degrees during 2025-26, the highest annual PhD total reported by any IIT. At the same time, the institute is enforcing a clearer doctoral timeline, with regular PhD registration generally limited to six years and extensions capped at eight years for most scholars.
Tamil Nadu Drafts New Class 6-10 Syllabus With DIY Experiments And Field Visits: Is The State Moving Away From Rote Learning?
Tamil Nadu has drafted a new Class 6-10 syllabus focused on practical learning, DIY experiments, projects, field visits and digital tools. The draft aims to reduce rote learning by giving greater importance to problem-solving, observation, application and student participation. Public feedback is open until August 31, 2026.
Ladakh Prepares To Start Civilian Flights From Thoise By December: Could One Of India’s Most Remote Military Airfields Open A New Tourism Route?
Ladakh is targeting December 2026 to begin civilian flights from Thoise Airport in Nubra Valley, potentially creating a second commercial aviation gateway after Leh. The existing chartered terminal may be refurbished for interim operations while a permanent civil terminal is developed separately.
New Immigration Rule Will End Boarding-Pass Stamping At Indian Airports From September 1: What Changes For International Travellers?
India will stop stamping physical boarding passes at immigration counters for international departures from September 1, 2026. Travellers can show an electronic boarding pass on their phones, while printed passes will still be accepted without a stamp. Passport, visa and immigration checks will continue as usual.
India Targets Its Own Space Station By 2035: When Will The First Bharatiya Antariksha Station Module Go Into Orbit?
India is targeting 2028 for the launch of BAS-01, the first module of the planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station. The five-module space station is expected to become operational by 2035, with Gaganyaan and SpaDeX developing key technologies needed for crewed missions, docking and long-duration research in orbit.
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IIT Bombay Awards Record 620 PhDs In A Single Year: Why Has The Institute Also Introduced An Eight-Year Limit For Doctoral Students?
IIT Bombay awarded a record 620 PhD degrees during 2025-26, the highest annual PhD total reported by any IIT. At the same time, the institute is enforcing a clearer doctoral timeline, with regular PhD registration generally limited to six years and extensions capped at eight years for most scholars.
Tamil Nadu Drafts New Class 6-10 Syllabus With DIY Experiments And Field Visits: Is The State Moving Away From Rote Learning?
Tamil Nadu has drafted a new Class 6-10 syllabus focused on practical learning, DIY experiments, projects, field visits and digital tools. The draft aims to reduce rote learning by giving greater importance to problem-solving, observation, application and student participation. Public feedback is open until August 31, 2026.
Ladakh Prepares To Start Civilian Flights From Thoise By December: Could One Of India’s Most Remote Military Airfields Open A New Tourism Route?
Ladakh is targeting December 2026 to begin civilian flights from Thoise Airport in Nubra Valley, potentially creating a second commercial aviation gateway after Leh. The existing chartered terminal may be refurbished for interim operations while a permanent civil terminal is developed separately.
New Immigration Rule Will End Boarding-Pass Stamping At Indian Airports From September 1: What Changes For International Travellers?
India will stop stamping physical boarding passes at immigration counters for international departures from September 1, 2026. Travellers can show an electronic boarding pass on their phones, while printed passes will still be accepted without a stamp. Passport, visa and immigration checks will continue as usual.
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