Six core engineering courses at Anna University register 100% placements | Chennai News

CHENNAI: Amid the craze for computer-related courses, six core engineering courses — electrical and electronics engineering (EEE), mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, production engineering, printing technology and ceramics technology — at Anna University’s four campuses have recorded 100% placement for the 2025-26 batch. Five of these core engineering programmes are offered at College of Engineering, Guindy…

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Man climbs atop 60-ft mast at stadium, keeps cops on toes for hours | Ranchi News

Heeralal Oraon, a resident of Latehar district, was present at the protest site Ranchi: A 35-year-old man climbed a nearly 60-ft high-mast light at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium around midnight and remained perched there for seven and a half hours, triggering a prolonged rescue operation early Sunday.The incident disrupted a protest by aspirants alleging irregularities…

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5 women killed, 4 injured in lightning strikes in Jharkhand; IMD issues yellow alert till August 6 | Ranchi News

RAMGARH/GODDA: Five women were killed and four others injured after lightning strikes in Jharkhand’s Ramgarh and Godda districts on Sunday, police said.Of the five deaths, three were reported from Patratu block in Ramgarh district, while two women died in Maheshpur-Rampur village under Basantrai block in Godda district, officials said.All the victims were killed while sowing…

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‘2024 movement fooled Bangladesh’: Taslima Nasreen’s ‘lesson’ warning over Delhi student protests | India News

Taslima Nasreen draws parallel between Bangladesh and Delhi student protest NEW DELHI: Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen on Sunday said the student movement that led to the ouster of Sheikh Hasina’s government had “fooled us”, drawing a parallel between the protests in Bangladesh and the recent student demonstrations in Delhi.Speaking to reporters in Kolkata two…

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Row as Bandra ground ‘open to all for decades’ given to NGO for sports facility | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Even as Bandraites have been protesting the proposed conversion of Neville D’Souza football ground at Reclamation into a convention centre, similar fears have gripped residents of Pali village in the same suburb. Citizens have questioned ongoing construction of a sports facility by an NGO on a large plot owned by the collectorate, which has…

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Academics open doors to Gen Z, trade notes over tea | Delhi News

Academics, intellectuals and civil society members hold an informal conversation with students over tea at the residence of scientist-poet Gauhar Raza and activist Shabnam Hashmi on Sunday afternoon, following recent CJP protests. New Delhi: Hoping to better understand Gen Z, whose distinct vocabulary, modes of expression and political engagement have come under heightened public scrutiny…

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