News from the world of Education: March 13, 2026
The Hindu
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James Dyson Award
The James Dyson Award, a global design engineering competition, invites current and recent design and engineering students to present ideas that tackle real-world problems.
Eligibility: Current university students of Engineering, Product Design and Industrial Design and those who have graduated in these subjects in the last four years.
Deadline: July 15
For more details, visit https://tinyurl.com/2udd5npc
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KTR urges Union HM Amit Shah to investigate alleged financial irregularities and benami dealings involving Telangana's Chief Minister.
Bengaluru faces an LPG crisis as booking systems crash amid soaring demand, leaving consumers frustrated and uncertain about deliveries.
A burglar nicknamed "Doremon" was arrested in Delhi, solving 11 cases and recovering stolen property, including a motorcycle.
The Nagercoil-Charlapalli Amrit Bharat Weekly Express receives a warm welcome in Thanjavur during its inaugural journey.
Tirunelveli SP designates a policeman for every village to collect intelligence inputs and for effective timely action
KKCCI requests improved railway services in Kalyana Karnataka, emphasizing the need for better connectivity and operational efficiency.
Panchayat secretary in Jogulamba Gadwal arrested for accepting a ₹15,000 bribe for housing scheme payments.
Durai Vaiko urges Tiruchi Railway Division to fix Tiruverumbur station's faulty information systems for better passenger communication.
Karnataka Minister M.B. Patil highlights financial challenges for Tier-II city airports post-UDAN scheme; proposes extending support for viability.
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Farmers propose a project to divert surplus water from Mullapadi tank to rejuvenate Kolakkudi tank for irrigation needs.
Bengaluru police intensify efforts against illegal LPG cylinder hoarding amid crisis, inspecting over 50 warehouses with no suspicious findings.
Former DGP H.J. Dora of united Andhra Pradesh passes away at 83, leaving behind a legacy of police reform.