IIT Roorkee Builds Himalayan EEW That Detects P‑Waves to Give Crucial Seconds of Warning
IIT Roorkee’s P‑wave based early‑warning system sends real‑time alerts via BhuDEV app, offering critical seconds for safety across Garhwal and Kumaon.
IIT Roorkee’s P‑wave based early‑warning system sends real‑time alerts via BhuDEV app, offering critical seconds for safety across Garhwal and Kumaon.
IIT Gandhinagar’s Prerana programme enters Day 3, training mentors in hands-on STEM activities and Indian Knowledge Systems for holistic education.
IIM Kozhikode’s third India Labour Conference spotlights gig workers, urging fair practices in India’s digital economy amid flexibility paradoxes and low wages.
Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Sambalpur hosted the World Water Day 2026 celebrations, organised by Youth4Water‑India, with the theme “Our Water Bodies, Our Pride.” The event focused on raising awareness about water conservation and climate action through youth‑led initiatives and community engagement.
A student team from IIT (ISM) Dhanbad has secured second place at the Imperial Barrel Award 2026 Asia Pacific Regional Competition, a top global contest for geoscience and petroleum‑engineering students.
IIT Bhubaneswar researchers developed AI model predicting cloudbursts 72 hours early with 68% accuracy in Mandi, outperforming conventional WRF models for Himalayan disaster preparedness.
A Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey in Puri has revealed possible evidence of an ancient city buried beneath the holy town, including a suspected underground tunnel linking the Shree Jagannath Temple to the sea. The findings, emerging from the Srimandir Parikrama Project area, point to widespread historical remains extending well beyond the temple complex.
IIM Jammu’s 9th Annual Convocation on April 2 features ICICI CEO Sandeep Bakhshi as chief guest; 520 students graduate amid new AI dual-degree launch.
IIT Indore implements a science‑driven water‑conservation system that boosts vegetation, sustains greenery during summers, and improves groundwater recharge on campus.
Jharkhand’s government plans three glass bridges in Netarhat and Patratu, with IIT Kanpur testing glass quality to ensure safety and boost tourism and local employment.