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Why 'Yuva AI' For All Matters And What Students Can Learn From The Free Course
Yuva AI for All offers six modules on AI basics, practical applications, and ethical use, aiming to equip 10 million Indians with AI skills via platforms like FutureSkills Prime.
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Brunei Darussalam Government Scholarship 2026 Applications Open, Check Details To Apply
Brunei offers scholarships for diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs to eligible students from ASEAN, Commonwealth, and OIC countries with application deadline on Feb 15, 2026.
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Bhutan, Morocco Explore Setting Up Of IIT Overseas Campuses
Following IIT campuses in Tanzania and UAE, India considers offshore IIT campuses in Bhutan and Morocco amid requests and a government committee's plan.
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Samsung Reportedly Plans to Expand India Manufacturing With Focus on Phone Displays, May Source Chips From India
Samsung is reportedly planning to expand smartphone display manufacturing in India after applying for incentives under the government’s PLI scheme. The company is expected to move beyond device assembly and increase local value addition at its Noida facility, its largest smartphone manufacturing plant globally. Samsung reportedly does not plan to...
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Hungarian Government Offers 200 Scholarships To Indian Students For Higher Education
Hungary offers 200 scholarships to Indian students for undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral studies. Applications close January 15, 2026.
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Why Indian Doctors Are Quitting UK And Finding Work In Australia, Mideast
Indian government data presented during the Winter Session of Parliament showed that Health and Care Worker visas issued to Indian nationals fell by about 67 per cent, with a sharper decline of nearly 79 per cent among nursing professionals.
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National Mathematics Day: Celebrating Srinivasa Ramanujan And The Importance Of Maths Beyond The Classroom
The Indian government declared National Mathematics Day in 2012 to recognize Ramanujan's contributions and promote awareness of mathematics beyond academics.
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Gujarat Student, Forced To Join Russian Army, Sends SOS Video From Ukraine
A young man from Gujarat, who went to Russia for studies on a student visa, has in a video message requested people not to join the Russian military under any circumstances.
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Russia Announces Scholarships For Indian Students Without Requiring Entrance Examinations
The scholarship covers bachelors to advanced training with no entrance exams. Selection is based on academic records and portfolios, with applicants able to choose up to six universities.
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Not Entirely A Smooth Ride: A Look At The Major Controversies In Indian Sport In 2025
The year 2025 saw some testing times in the Indian sports ecosystem. It revealed critical flaws in governance, safety protocols, and integrity
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Highlights: Indian Armed Forces Are NDTV’s Indian Of The Year 2025
NDTV celebrated outstanding Indians across 14 diverse categories spanning business leadership, innovation, philanthropy, governance, sports, entertainment, culture, and science.
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E-Cigarettes Banned Under Law, No Cases Of Drug-Laced Vapes: Centre
Asserting that electronic cigarettes remain completely banned under Indian law, the government informed Parliament that no case related to the seizure of e-cigarettes and vape devices with narcotic substances has been investigated by the NCB.
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Congress To Hold Nationwide Protest Over Decision To Rename MGNREGA
The Indian National Congress has announced a series of nationwide protests in response to the Central government's move to rename the MGNREGA, accusing the BJP and RSS of attempting to "dismantle rights-based welfare".
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Bihar Government Establishes Prakrit And Pali Academies To Preserve Ancient Languages
Prakrit and Pali are ancient languages that evolved from India's classical language, Sanskrit.
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6 Months On, Families Of Air India Crash Victims Say Silence Has Grown
Six months on since the Air India Flight 171 crash in Ahmedabad, families of those who died say their lives remain suspended between unanswered questions, incomplete investigations and what they call a fading public memory.
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Why 'Yuva AI' For All Matters And What Students Can Learn From The Free Course
Yuva AI for All offers six modules on AI basics, practical applications, and ethical use, aiming to equip 10 million Indians with AI skills via platforms like FutureSkills Prime.
-
Brunei Darussalam Government Scholarship 2026 Applications Open, Check Details To Apply
Brunei offers scholarships for diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs to eligible students from ASEAN, Commonwealth, and OIC countries with application deadline on Feb 15, 2026.
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Bhutan, Morocco Explore Setting Up Of IIT Overseas Campuses
Following IIT campuses in Tanzania and UAE, India considers offshore IIT campuses in Bhutan and Morocco amid requests and a government committee's plan.
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Samsung Reportedly Plans to Expand India Manufacturing With Focus on Phone Displays, May Source Chips From India
Samsung is reportedly planning to expand smartphone display manufacturing in India after applying for incentives under the government’s PLI scheme. The company is expected to move beyond device assembly and increase local value addition at its Noida facility, its largest smartphone manufacturing plant globally. Samsung reportedly does not plan to...
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Hungarian Government Offers 200 Scholarships To Indian Students For Higher Education
Hungary offers 200 scholarships to Indian students for undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral studies. Applications close January 15, 2026.
-
Why Indian Doctors Are Quitting UK And Finding Work In Australia, Mideast
Indian government data presented during the Winter Session of Parliament showed that Health and Care Worker visas issued to Indian nationals fell by about 67 per cent, with a sharper decline of nearly 79 per cent among nursing professionals.
-
National Mathematics Day: Celebrating Srinivasa Ramanujan And The Importance Of Maths Beyond The Classroom
The Indian government declared National Mathematics Day in 2012 to recognize Ramanujan's contributions and promote awareness of mathematics beyond academics.
-
Gujarat Student, Forced To Join Russian Army, Sends SOS Video From Ukraine
A young man from Gujarat, who went to Russia for studies on a student visa, has in a video message requested people not to join the Russian military under any circumstances.
-
Russia Announces Scholarships For Indian Students Without Requiring Entrance Examinations
The scholarship covers bachelors to advanced training with no entrance exams. Selection is based on academic records and portfolios, with applicants able to choose up to six universities.
-
Not Entirely A Smooth Ride: A Look At The Major Controversies In Indian Sport In 2025
The year 2025 saw some testing times in the Indian sports ecosystem. It revealed critical flaws in governance, safety protocols, and integrity
-
Highlights: Indian Armed Forces Are NDTV’s Indian Of The Year 2025
NDTV celebrated outstanding Indians across 14 diverse categories spanning business leadership, innovation, philanthropy, governance, sports, entertainment, culture, and science.
-
E-Cigarettes Banned Under Law, No Cases Of Drug-Laced Vapes: Centre
Asserting that electronic cigarettes remain completely banned under Indian law, the government informed Parliament that no case related to the seizure of e-cigarettes and vape devices with narcotic substances has been investigated by the NCB.
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Congress To Hold Nationwide Protest Over Decision To Rename MGNREGA
The Indian National Congress has announced a series of nationwide protests in response to the Central government's move to rename the MGNREGA, accusing the BJP and RSS of attempting to "dismantle rights-based welfare".
-
Bihar Government Establishes Prakrit And Pali Academies To Preserve Ancient Languages
Prakrit and Pali are ancient languages that evolved from India's classical language, Sanskrit.
-
6 Months On, Families Of Air India Crash Victims Say Silence Has Grown
Six months on since the Air India Flight 171 crash in Ahmedabad, families of those who died say their lives remain suspended between unanswered questions, incomplete investigations and what they call a fading public memory.
