PM Narendra Modi said, 'We will work together on vocational education, skilling and training. We will also expand exchanges between students, scholars and sportspersons of both countries.'

The opening of the Russian Education Agency’s Delhi branch signalled a deeper phase of Indo-Russian academic ties, with Natalia Popova framing the launch as a platform for innovation-led collaboration.

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The Russian Education Agency has opened its first branch in New Delhi, providing Indian students with comprehensive support for studying in Russia, including admissions, visas, and cultural adaptation.

Christian leaders in Assam condemn the 2025 fee regulation bill as a threat to minority school autonomy. The Assam Christian Forum calls it an attack on constitutional right

Delhi's education sector sees women increasingly as students and teachers, with female higher education enrollment crossing fifty percent. However, th

The central government is all set to table a draft law for a single regulatory authority for higher education in India, five years after the NEP 2020 recommended it. Here’s a breakdown of what this draft law is and why the central government is tabling it for the second time.

Heritage Institute alumnus Souvik Ghosh’s startup Cognitii wins the $100K Unlock Her Future Prize 2025 for its AI platform improving special education and disability inclusion in India.

The Indian education technology firm's shares were recently 39% higher at 151.27 rupees, equivalent to $1.71, after rising as much as 50% earlier from their offering price of 109 rupees. Physicswallah raised 34.8 billion rupees, equivalent to US$392.6 million, through the initial public offering.

Lower costs, better post-study options and easier entry to medical and engineering programmes may lead to a significant rise in Indian students choosing to study in Russia in the coming months