Nikhil Swami joins as Public Relations Officer at IIT Ropar

IIT Ropar strengthens its communications strategy with Nikhil Swami as new Public Relations Officer

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.

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Edward Nathan Varghese, has set a new benchmark at the Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad (IITH) by securing a record job offer of ₹2.5 crore from Optiver, Netherlands.

IIT Hyderabad Achieves Milestone: Student Lands ₹2.5 Crore Job Offer, Optiver’s Record-Breaking Deal

Edward Nathan Varghese, a 21-year-old IIT Hyderabad student, made history by receiving a ₹2.5 crore job offer from Optiver. Set to join in July, this record-breaking package surpasses all previous offers at the institute, showcasing his exceptional talent and the growing appeal of IITH graduates in the global job market.

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Anant Yardi gifts Rs 150 crore to IIT Delhi

Who is Anant Yardi? IIT Delhi alumnus pledges Rs 150 crore for AI research and campus development

Anant Yardi, a 1968‑batch alumnus of IIT Delhi and founder of Yardi Systems, has pledged Rs 150 crore to his alma mater, one of the largest alumni contributions in recent years. The donation will support the Yardi School of Artificial Intelligence and help expand campus infrastructure to meet growing academic and research needs

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IIT Graduate Quits US Bank Job, Sells 4BHK To Travel The World With Family

IIT graduate quits high‑paying US banking job to travel the world with family, says they’re “living life king‑size”

An Indian IIT graduate who once worked as a Director at First Republic Bank in the United States has walked away from a high‑salary corporate career to live a perpetually nomadic life with his Austrian wife and three children. He now describes their existence as “king‑size,” built around travel, minimal possessions, and a focus on experiences over conventional security.

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