Indian Universities shine in the QS World Rankings, securing top positions in multiple disciplines, highlighting their global academic influence.

Indian universities secure top spots in QS World University Rankings 2025

#Gravitas | Multiple universities across India have announced menstrual leave for students. Will workplaces also follow suit?

Gravitas: Period leave: Why it is necessary?

Efforts are underway to ensure more universities and institutions of India scale global excellence and support intellectual prowess among the youth, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday as he congratulated those figuring in the top-200 positions in QS World University Rankings 2022.

Efforts on to ensure more Indian institutions scale global excellence: PM Modi

Universities worldwide are every year ranked by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings (WUR), revealing which world's best 1,000 universities. The ranking, which was released on Wednesday, revealed a slip in the ranking of Indian universities this year.

Indian universities slip in world rankings; IIT Bombay tops India's list

Indian Universities have announced cancellation of all ongoing and scheduled exams until 31st March 2020 in the furrow of the Coronavirus outbreak. Earlier, MHRD had issued government order cancelling all Board and University Exams until 31st March keeping in view the safety and health of the students.

Your Story: Exams postponed indefinitely amid Coronavirus scare in India

Online education is a disruptive challenge for which colleges are ill-prepared. Lack of student demand is already closing 800 out of roughly 10,000 engineering colleges in India

Opinion: Online learning is the next crucial thing in Indian universities

Scientists evaluated the research performance of 39 Indian universities on things like total publications and total citations

Indian varsities have less research output than Cambridge, Stanford alone: Study

Resistance to violence has to ascertain, as its first responsibility, refusal to fear such violence

Ramjas College and beyond: Precarious lives and structures of violence

Nationalism that continuously threatens to limit the scope of rights and freedom-- is recipe for totalitarianism

Hindutva nationalism, democracy and fear of university speech

Our universities are suffering because they have been entrapped by doctrinaire ideologies for far too long

Ramjas College: Indefinite struggle of the Left, Right and the 'Centre'

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