News from the world of education - November 26, 2021
The Hindu
Information on education fairs, workshops, partnerships and more
British Council will host the fourth edition of the ‘Study UK Virtual Fair’ on December 4, 2021 from 1.30 to 6.30 pm. Students can interact with university representatives and gather insights on the study opportunities in the U.K., including courses, scholarship offers, application processes and eligibility criteria. The Fair also provides information on student life in the U.K., housing, as well as career prospects. Around 40 universities will attend and there will be an interface with UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) officers to clarify the current process for obtaining a student visa. Officials will also conduct a session on post-study work opportunities and the Graduate Route, which allows graduates to work or look for work after their studies for a maximum period of two years. For more information and to pre-register, visit:
Chennai Metro Rail completes a challenging viaduct construction from St. Thomas Mount to Adambakkam, enhancing the city's transport network.
Sankranti festival rush chokes Hyderabad roads as people head home for celebrations
Tamil star Sivakarthikeyan, whose Parasakthi is set for release on Saturday, has opened up on the 20-odd changes implemented by the makers to comply with the instructions of the Censor Board of Film Certification (CBFC
Adani Krishnapatnam Port wins the 19th Indian Chamber of Commerce Environment Excellence Award for sustainable practices.
Vijayawada's real estate sector revives with government support, featuring incentives and a property show offering exciting prizes.
A rogue elephant in Jharkhand kills two more, raising total fatalities to 17, as officials struggle to control the situation.
Political leaders C.P. John, P.K. Basheer, K. Muraleedharan, and Pannian Raveendran speak on ‘Humour in politics’ at 4th KLIBF
Kumkum Mohod tops recurve women's section at selection trials, showcasing her skill and determination for future competitions.
Jeffrey D. Ullman emphasizes the importance of basic computing knowledge, akin to literacy, without the need for advanced skills.
NGT rules Tent City on Ganga's riverbed violated environmental norms, causing pollution and harm to local ecosystems.
Madras High Court orders SASTRA university to vacate 31.37 acres of government land within four weeks for prison establishment.
Chandrababu Naidu urges Telugu States to prioritize water utilization over disputes, emphasizing river interlinking for drought relief.
The Karnataka government on Friday handed over 10 cases related to two incidents that had turned into political flashpoints — the Hubballi woman “disrobing” case and the Ballari firing case in which a Congress worker was killed — to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), a well-placed police source told The Hindu.