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Palestinian Flag Raised At Harvard As Protests Intensify At US Universities
Pro-Palestine protests continued to swell at college campuses in the US as authorities arrested around 275 people over the weekend. The demonstrations that began at Columbia University in New York more than a week ago have since spread rapidly.
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"World Can't...": Netanyahu Blasts Pro-Palestine Protests On US Campuses
Pro-Palestine protests have spread to more college campuses in the US, denouncing the mounting deaths in Gaza. Over a hundred students have been arrested for campus occupation, which Jewish students claim to be antisemitic.
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Opinion: A Bihari at Harvard on the Cheating Controversy
Cheating during exams is a major offence, but then this story or the photo is not the complete story. This is a byproduct of a big systemic failure in the state of Bihar, where various stakeholders are to be blamed and need to get into corrective measures.
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An Olympian, a Harvard Man, an Ex-Plumber, a Singer in Modi Government: 10 Facts
21 new ministers joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government in the first cabinet expansion on Sunday since the BJP-led NDA took power in May. The exercise gives greater representation to key states and also brings in a large number of fresh faces into the government.
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'Morning People' Less Moral at Night, Say Researchers
Early risers are more likely to cheat and behave unethically in the night hours, scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have found.
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Cheating can boost creativity!
Lying about performance on one task may increase creativity on a subsequent task by making people feel less bound by conventional rules, researchers have found.
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India's best known philanthropic businessmen
"After a certain point in time, money cannot make a difference in your life. I feel that it's not even called charity, it's about accountability and responsibility," Sobha Group founder P.N.C. Menon said, when he announced he would donate half of his wealth (estimated at $600 million) to charity. A first generation entrepreneur based in Dubai, Mr M...
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Dozens of students withdraw in Harvard cheating scandal
As many as 60 students have been forced to withdraw from Harvard University after cheating on a final exam last year in what has become the largest academic scandal to hit the Ivy League school in recent memory.
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Rajat Gupta gets two years in prison for insider trading: Top 10 developments
Rajat Gupta's meteoric rise followed by his steep fall has unfolded uncannily like a movie script. The Kolkata, India-born former director at Goldman was once considered the perfect example of how sheer brilliance and tenacity can help you break through every glass ceiling there ever was in the global corporate world. However, his sterling reputati...
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Harvard probes dozens of students on cheating allegation
Harvard University is investigating whether dozens of undergraduate students cheated on a take-home exam last spring. School officials said they discovered students may have shared answers or plagiarized on a final exam. They declined to release the name of the class, the students' names or the exact number being investigated, citing privacy laws.
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Palestinian Flag Raised At Harvard As Protests Intensify At US Universities
Pro-Palestine protests continued to swell at college campuses in the US as authorities arrested around 275 people over the weekend. The demonstrations that began at Columbia University in New York more than a week ago have since spread rapidly.
-
"World Can't...": Netanyahu Blasts Pro-Palestine Protests On US Campuses
Pro-Palestine protests have spread to more college campuses in the US, denouncing the mounting deaths in Gaza. Over a hundred students have been arrested for campus occupation, which Jewish students claim to be antisemitic.
-
Opinion: A Bihari at Harvard on the Cheating Controversy
Cheating during exams is a major offence, but then this story or the photo is not the complete story. This is a byproduct of a big systemic failure in the state of Bihar, where various stakeholders are to be blamed and need to get into corrective measures.
-
An Olympian, a Harvard Man, an Ex-Plumber, a Singer in Modi Government: 10 Facts
21 new ministers joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government in the first cabinet expansion on Sunday since the BJP-led NDA took power in May. The exercise gives greater representation to key states and also brings in a large number of fresh faces into the government.
-
'Morning People' Less Moral at Night, Say Researchers
Early risers are more likely to cheat and behave unethically in the night hours, scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have found.
-
Cheating can boost creativity!
Lying about performance on one task may increase creativity on a subsequent task by making people feel less bound by conventional rules, researchers have found.
-
India's best known philanthropic businessmen
"After a certain point in time, money cannot make a difference in your life. I feel that it's not even called charity, it's about accountability and responsibility," Sobha Group founder P.N.C. Menon said, when he announced he would donate half of his wealth (estimated at $600 million) to charity. A first generation entrepreneur based in Dubai, Mr M...
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Dozens of students withdraw in Harvard cheating scandal
As many as 60 students have been forced to withdraw from Harvard University after cheating on a final exam last year in what has become the largest academic scandal to hit the Ivy League school in recent memory.
-
Rajat Gupta gets two years in prison for insider trading: Top 10 developments
Rajat Gupta's meteoric rise followed by his steep fall has unfolded uncannily like a movie script. The Kolkata, India-born former director at Goldman was once considered the perfect example of how sheer brilliance and tenacity can help you break through every glass ceiling there ever was in the global corporate world. However, his sterling reputati...
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Harvard probes dozens of students on cheating allegation
Harvard University is investigating whether dozens of undergraduate students cheated on a take-home exam last spring. School officials said they discovered students may have shared answers or plagiarized on a final exam. They declined to release the name of the class, the students' names or the exact number being investigated, citing privacy laws.
