News from the world of Education: October 23, 2021
The Hindu
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The University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, invites applications for the M.Sc. Satellite Data for Sustainable Development course starting in January 2022.
A first- or second-class honours degree (or international equivalent) in either Engineering, Science, Public Policy, Law, and Business.
Erode district seals 42 illegal resorts near Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve following Madras High Court order.
Hyderabad designer Shravan Kummar celebrates 25 years of heritage weaves with a cultural event blending fashion, music, and cuisine.
Supreme Court to hear "Jana Nayagan" censor plea on January 19, challenging Madras HC's stay on CBFC clearance.
India's BRICS 2026 presidency emphasizes a 'humanity-first' strategy to enhance global welfare, featuring a new logo and website.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visits Bosch campus in Bengaluru, highlighting India-Germany ties in mobility, manufacturing, and innovation.
India falls to 3rd position in Russian fossil fuel imports in December as Reliance slashes crude buy
India drops to third in Russian fossil fuel imports in December, as Reliance cuts crude purchases, totaling €2.3 billion.
Mettur Dam's water level is at 97.43 feet, with an inflow of 218 cusecs and discharge of 1,000 cusecs.
Telangana departments accelerate office relocations from rented spaces to government buildings ahead of the January 31 deadline amid ongoing disputes.
Participating in the Dubai Run 2025
SP Tushar Dudi warns against jallikattu and rooster fights, emphasizing strict legal action for organizers and participants.
Six convicted for the 2013 murder of a fruit vendor in Chennai over a loan dispute, sentenced to life imprisonment.
BCB stands firm on relocating T20 World Cup matches from India due to security concerns, despite ICC's reluctance to accommodate.
CM Stalin inducts 50 transgender individuals into Home Guard services, enhancing inclusivity in Tamil Nadu's public safety efforts.