IIM Ahmedabad Professor Uses Dhurandhar Scene to Explain Statistics
A creative IIM Ahmedabad lecture used Dhurandhar movie dialogues to teach cluster sampling and stratification, turning statistics into a memorable, widely praised classroom moment.
A creative IIM Ahmedabad lecture used Dhurandhar movie dialogues to teach cluster sampling and stratification, turning statistics into a memorable, widely praised classroom moment.
12 IIIT-Dharwad students designed indigenous 180nm SIDHARUD1 chip, selected in global GlobalFoundries-Synopsys tape-out program among six Indian teams achieving this semiconductor milestone.
NITK Surathkal researchers have patented a novel bioactive, antimicrobial coating for orthopaedic implants that improves bone integration and prevents post-surgical infections in hip and knee replacements.
IIT Patna celebrates eight faculty members, including Director Prof. T. N. Singh, who have been recognised in the Research.com World’s Best Scientists Rankings 2026 for their global research impact.
Researchers at IIT Bhubaneswar develop an AI‑driven rainfall‑forecast model that cuts district‑level forecast errors from over 70 mm to under 10 mm in Odisha.
Dr Zarak Bhat from NIT Srinagar joins Edinburgh’s APRIL AI Hub, pioneering AI in electron devices and GaN modeling.
The Indian Institute of Technology Ropar has appointed Nikhil Swami as its Public Relations Officer to strengthen its media outreach and elevate the institute’s brand visibility in India and abroad. With over six years of experience in communications, Swami is expected to amplify IIT Ropar’s achievements and institutional narrative through strategic media engagement.
Fresh from IIM Kashipur, participatory communication scholar Dr. Aniruddha Jena joins IIT Mandi as Assistant Professor, poised for a Charles Wallace Fellowship at King’s College London.
The Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), Dhanbad, has launched a five‑day Executive Development Programme (EDP) on “Electrical Safety in Mining Operations.” The course, organised by the Department of Electrical Engineering, brings together professionals from Coal India subsidiaries and other organisations to strengthen safety practices in the sector.
A year after launching reforms in its teaching‑learning methods, IIT Bombay is now preparing to revamp its conventional assessment practices. The institute aims to recognise diverse kinds of learners and talents while ensuring that its grading system continues to support students’ placement prospects.