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No hostels and poor PGs: inside Indiaâs student housing crisis (opens the original)
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When a five-storey building known as âHostel Dazeâ came down in Delhiâs Satya Niketan on September 6, 2026, it took less than a minute to kill at least six students and a labourer. The neighbourhood, wedged against Delhi Universityâs South Campus, has for decades absorbed the students the university itself could not house. Police have registered an FIR against the propertyâs operators citing culpable homicide and construction negligence, after investigators found the people running the
Indian students are looking east as study-abroad choices diversify (opens the original)
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Four years ago, when Ameera was deciding where to study medicine, China was not a fallback plan. “It was a country which felt like one of the natural choices to study,” she said. An aspiring doctor from Bihar, she was looking beyond the countries that have traditionally dominated India’s study-abroad ambitions. Instead of the United States, Britain, Canada or Australia, she chose Zhengzhou University in central China, where she is now completing her final year of an MBBS degree. (Sign up for THE
How Indian teen mathematicians modelled their way to an international award (opens the original)
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Seventeen-year-old Anshveer Bindra’s laptop crashed. Then it crashed again. He remembers it as one of the more grueling stretches of the five-day sprint during the International Mathematical Modelling Challenge (IM²C) held this year. (Sign up for THEdge, The Hindu’s weekly education newsletter.) Bindra was running the optimisation code his team had built to figure out how to protect a wildlife park in Namibia they had never visited, using data on poaching, wildfires, and tourist traffic that fou
Why Indian companies are hiring Psychology graduates beyond counselling, HR roles (opens the original)
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When Gaurika Gupta enrolled in a master’s program in applied psychology, she did not imagine a career that would take her inside a design agency, reading spreadsheets of consumer data and telling brands where the “white space” in the market lies. Yet that is exactly where she landed, and she says it is work she was always drawn to. Gupta’s first job out of graduate school was as a research analyst at Maven Magnet AI. Her second, and current, role is as a strategy planner at Please See//, a desig
Dissent, degrees and the Bar: Inside the NALSAR-CJI controversy (opens the original)
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When students at NALSAR University of Law sat down to draft an email to their administration in early August, asking their university not to invite the Chief Justice of India, they did not think they were starting a national argument about the limits of dissent inside India’s legal profession. Within two weeks, that request had reached the Supreme Court itself, drawn in the country’s top law regulator, and prompted an extraordinary rebuke from the sitting Chief Justice. “It was meant to be an in
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