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11 Feb 2024
9 Famous Indian Alumni Of Harvard University: Check What They Are Doing Today
Rahul Gandhi
23 Dec 2023
Rahul Gandhi raised questions on the country's democracy while talking to Harvard students
Ruma Devi
10 Aug 2023
Who Is Ruma Devi, The Rajasthan Woman Showing Indian Art And Craft To World?
Ruma Devi: A Tale Of Resilience And Creativity A Humble Beginning: Nurturing Artistry In The Sands Of Barmer Stitching Dreams: From House Chores To Haute Couture Crafting Change: Scripting A New Chapter In Life From Grassroots To Grandeur: Ascending The Ladder Of Leadership A Global Vision: Empowering Artisans Beyond Borders Rewards Of Resilience: Accolades & Achievements A Global Odyssey: Weaving Threads Of Legacy Across Continents
US Supreme Court Bans Race
29 Jun 2023
US SC Bans Race, Ethnicity Based University Admissions: 10 Points
In a significant ruling, the US Supreme Court has recently banned the use of race and ethnicity as factors in university admissions, overturning a long-standing practice aimed at promoting educational opportunities for minorities. The conservative majority, consisting of six justices, supported the ban while three justices dissented. The decision strikes at the heart of affirmative action policies that emerged during the Civil Rights Movement and aimed to address historical discrimination. Chief Justice John Roberts, writing for the majority, argued that while well-intentioned, affirmative action amounted to unconstitutional discrimination. This explainer provides key points to understand the implications and perspectives surrounding this ruling.
Rahul Gandhi
30 May 2023
Rahul To Leave For US Today, Likely To Speak On 'Future Of Indian Democracy'
During his US trip, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi may also deliver a lecture at California's Stanford University and hold meetings with American lawmakers.
Rahul Gandhi
26 Mar 2023
Rahul Graduated From Harvard, Cambridge But They Call Him 'Pappu': Priyanka
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was taking a part in Congress's "Sankalp Satyagraha" outside Rajghat -- the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi -- to protest against Rahul Gandhi's disqualification from the Lok Sabha.
Bhumi Pednekar
19 Feb 2022
Bhumi Pednekar to speak to Harvard University's students about climate change
Actress Bhumi Pednekar has never missed any chance in order to raise her concerns towards the serious issue of climate change.
Harvard University
03 Dec 2021
Caste added as protected category for student workers in Harvard University
Harvard University has added caste as a protected category for all graduate and undergraduate student workers Harvard is now the first Ivy League school to have caste equity protection in its non-discrimination clause for unionised student workers This decision will impact more than 4,900 student workers at Harvard and the surrounding Harvard community
IMF
20 Oct 2021
IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath to leave job and return to Harvard
Gita Gopinath did her schooling in Kolkata She graduated from Delhi University
Mars
18 Jul 2019
Red wine can help astronauts stay strong on Mars trip
Astronauts who wish to undertake the nine-month journey from Earth to Mars in the future would be better off sipping red wine during the trip.
IMF
01 Oct 2018
IMF appoints Harvard's Gita Gopinath as chief economist
Gopinath replaced Maury Obstfeld who will retire from IMF in December 2018.
Washington
17 Jun 2018
Harvard University accused of racially discriminating against Asian-American
Thorough and comprehensive analysis of the data and evidence makes clear that Harvard College does not discriminate against applicants from any group, including Asian-Americans, whose rate of admission has grown 29 per cent over the last decade
Smartphones
24 Feb 2018
47% Indians care more about smartphones than their loved ones: Study
The study pinpointed key problematic smartphone behaviours that impacted people's relationships with others and themselves.
Kamal Haasan
01 Feb 2018
Kamal Haasan to speak on Tamil Nadu's issues at Harvard
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan will deliver a keynote at the Harvard University on February 10. He will talk about the issues plaguing Tamil Nadu, which he feels has "sunk to the lowest depth".
United States
21 Nov 2017
US threatens to sue Harvard University over admissions policy probe
The United States Justice Department has threatened to sue Harvard University to force it to turn over documents as it investigates whether the Ivy League school's admission policies violate civil rights laws.
Chelsea Manning
15 Sep 2017
Harvard University withdraws fellowship invitation to Chelsea Manning
Harvard University on Friday withdrew a fellowship invitation to Chelsea Manning, the transgender U.S. Army soldier who was convicted of leaking classified data, after two top intelligence experts distanced themselves from the school over the invite.
Birds
29 Aug 2017
Now, simple device to mimic complex birdsongs
Researchers found that the inherent complexity in birdsongs may actually be the result of a simple controllable instability in the structure of the specialised organ used to create song, known as a syrinx.
Tumours
17 Aug 2017
Beware women! Working night shifts may up breast cancer risk
A new study has claimed that women who work in night shifts have increased risk of developing breast cancer, as artificial light blocks a hormone that plays a key role in suppressing growth of its tumours.
Harvard
04 Aug 2017
Harvard biased against Indians, Asians: US to probe plaint
Justice Department Spokeswoman Sarah Isgur Flores said: "The complaint alleges racial discrimination against Asian-Americans in a university`s admission policy and practices."
US
04 Aug 2017
Harvard University biased against Indians, Asians: US to probe complaint
To ensure diversity, elite universities set academic standards for Asian students that are higher than that for even whites to prevent high-scoring Asians dominating the universities if admissions were based solely on merit.
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