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Indian-Origin Manjul Bhargava Wins 'Nobel Prize of Maths'
Two Indian-origin academicians have won prestigious global prizes in the field of mathematics with one of them being awarded the Fields Medal - known as the "Nobel Prize of mathematics".
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Cambridge loses top spot to MIT in world university rankings
With MIT leading the list, Cambridge fell to No. 2 spot and Harvard University ranked third in list of rankings.
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Yale University brings Hindi debating to America
Students from America's top universities like Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Columbia are all set for a debate on the theme of "Higher education is not worth it" -- in Hindi! The fourth edition of the Yale Hindi Debate that has grown into a national event since its start in 2008 as an internal Yale competition will have two rounds; a preliminary on M...
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Kerala varsity wanted Einstein to be VC
Decades before India made a name for itself in the field of education, the tiny princely state of Travancore aimed it high in higher education and even made an unsuccessful bid to enlist services of great physicist Albert Einstein as Vice Chancellor of its fledgling university for a monthly pay of Rs 6000.
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Indian-Origin Manjul Bhargava Wins 'Nobel Prize of Maths'
Two Indian-origin academicians have won prestigious global prizes in the field of mathematics with one of them being awarded the Fields Medal - known as the "Nobel Prize of mathematics".
-
Cambridge loses top spot to MIT in world university rankings
With MIT leading the list, Cambridge fell to No. 2 spot and Harvard University ranked third in list of rankings.
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Yale University brings Hindi debating to America
Students from America's top universities like Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Columbia are all set for a debate on the theme of "Higher education is not worth it" -- in Hindi! The fourth edition of the Yale Hindi Debate that has grown into a national event since its start in 2008 as an internal Yale competition will have two rounds; a preliminary on M...
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Kerala varsity wanted Einstein to be VC
Decades before India made a name for itself in the field of education, the tiny princely state of Travancore aimed it high in higher education and even made an unsuccessful bid to enlist services of great physicist Albert Einstein as Vice Chancellor of its fledgling university for a monthly pay of Rs 6000.
