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09 Aug

Shrewsbury International School India Completes Its First Year in Bhopal

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One year ago today, Shrewsbury International School India admitted its first pupils to a 150-acre campus outside Bhopal - the first fully residential campus that Shrewsbury School UK, founded by Royal Charter in 1552, has established outside Britain, and the first Shrewsbury campus in South Asia. The school marks the close of its founding year having built, largely from first principles, the academic, sporting, artistic and pastoral life that will shape the pupils who come after this year's cohort. A Campus Built for Life A year of building The school's first cohort followed a programme built around the Cambridge…

09 Aug

Quint Digital Limited Q1 FY 2026–27: Building Momentum, Delivering Results

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QDL is India’s leading listed digital media-tech company, strategically positioned at the intersection of media, technology, hospitality and AI. In Q1 FY 2026–27, it: Successfully repositioned the company as a global Media-Tech and AI-powered platform, expanding beyond digital publishing into high-growth physical retail, commerce, and experiential ventures. Following the successful launch of media vertical of Time Out India, we are advancing toward the launch of India's first Time Out Market in Aerocity, New Delhi (targeted in early Q3 FY2026-2027), marking a significant milestone in our experiential media and hospitality growth strategy. Delivered the strongest-ever consolidated Q1 performance, led by…

09 Aug

The Habitats Trust Awards Rs. 3.3 Crore to Six Biodiversity Conservation Projects Across India

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The Habitats Trust (THT) announced the recipients of the ninth edition of The Habitats Trust Grants, awarding Rs. 3.3 crore to 6 conservation projects working to protect India’s threatened species and critical habitats. The selected projects span diverse ecosystems including Mangroves, Oak forests, grasslands. and demonstrate innovative, community-led and science-driven approaches to conserving the country’s rich biodiversity. India is home to nearly 8% of the world’s recorded biodiversity, making it one of the world’s richest repositories of wildlife and ecosystems. Protecting this natural heritage requires sustained support for conservation efforts across landscapes and species, including many lesser-known flora and…

09 Aug

Ampcus Cyber Convenes National Leaders at GRC India AI Conclave 2026 to Advance AI Governance, Cybersecurity, and Digital Trust

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Ampcus Cyber, a global cybersecurity solutions provider, successfully hosted the GRC India AI Conclave 2026 on 7th August at JW Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi, bringing together policymakers, government officials, regulators, cybersecurity leaders, CXOs, technology experts, and industry practitioners to deliberate on the future of AI governance, cyber resilience, governance, risk and compliance (GRC), and digital trust in India. The conclave reinforced the importance of collaborative action in building a secure and AI-driven digital ecosystem as artificial intelligence continues to transform industries and public services. AI, cybersecurity and policy leaders converged at Ampcus Cyber's GRC India AI Conclave Held…

09 Aug

Galgotias University and Larsen & Toubro – L&T EduTech Launch Industry Integrated Specialisations for the 2026 Intake

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Galgotias University and Larsen & Toubro - L&T EduTech have launched nine industry integrated specialisations for students joining engineering, computer science, information technology and BCA programmes in the 2026 intake. In addition to the Industry Integrated Academic Programmes, L&T EduTech has established India’s 1st Advanced Electric Vehicle Centre of Excellence at Galgotias University The programmes follow a co-teaching model. Faculty from Galgotias University and professionals from L&T jointly shape the curriculum and deliver the courses, linking academic subjects to their application in industry. Each specialisation comprises eight industry-aligned courses worth a total of 24 credits. The engineering specialisations run…

09 Aug

ASIRT Investigates Calgary Police Shooting Involving Man Armed With Bow and Arrow

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta’s Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating a police shooting in southwest Calgary after officers used multiple less-lethal and lethal options during an encounter with a 36-year-old man armed with a bow and arrow. The incident took place shortly before 2 a.m. on July 30 at a residence in the 1000 block of Bridlemeadows Manor S.W. Police had initially been called after receiving a report that a man was firing a bow and arrow in a backyard. Officers had also attended the same address earlier that night. According to ASIRT, police learned that the man was…

09 Aug

Iran Links Strait of Hormuz Reopening to US Concessions as Oman Talks Advance

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Tehran (Rajeev Sharma): Iran has made clear that any reopening of the strategically important Strait of Hormuz will depend on the United States meeting a series of demands, even as diplomatic efforts involving Oman appear to be making progress towards a new framework for maritime traffic. The latest position from Tehran comes amid continued tensions in the region, with the movement of commercial vessels through the waterway remaining a major issue in ongoing negotiations. IRGC says reopening will have conditions Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesperson Sardar Mohebi said the decision to restore access through the strait would be based on…

09 Aug

Jharkhand JPSC-JSSC Row: Government Calls Fresh Meeting as Student Protest Enters 16th Day

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Ranchi (Rajeev Sharma): The standoff between Jharkhand government authorities and students protesting alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC recruitment examinations continued on Sunday, with another round of talks planned even as concerns grew over the deteriorating health of student leader Devendra Nath Mahto. The agitation at Ranchi’s Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium has continued since July 25. Despite several meetings between government representatives and different student groups over the past two days, no agreement has yet been reached. Health of fasting leader deteriorates Mahto, who has been observing an indefinite hunger strike for nearly a week, reportedly fell seriously ill during…

09 Aug

Three Kanwariyas Die in Fatehgarh Sahib Road Accident, Fourth Hospitalised in Critical Condition

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Fatehgarh Sahib (Gurpreet Singh): A pilgrimage to Gangotri ended in tragedy for a group of four Kanwariyas from Kotkapura after they were allegedly struck by a speeding car on the Sirhind–Mandi Gobindgarh highway in Fatehgarh Sahib district. Three of the pilgrims died in the crash, while the fourth sustained serious injuries and is undergoing treatment at a hospital. The victims were reportedly on their way back to Faridkot after collecting Gangajal from Gangotri for their religious journey. The accident occurred on the highway stretch between Sirhind and Mandi Gobindgarh. Three pilgrims killed on the spot The deceased have been identified…

09 Aug

JPSC-JSSC Aspirants’ Hunger Strike Enters Seventh Day as Jharkhand Government Talks Fail to End Standoff

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Ranchi (Rajeev Sharma): The protest by JPSC-JSSC aspirants at Ranchi’s Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium continued amid a growing impasse between student representatives and the Jharkhand government, with a second round of talks failing to produce a breakthrough. The agitation has intensified with several students continuing their hunger strike. Protester Prem Nayak said the fast had entered its seventh day, while expressing concern over the deteriorating health of those participating in it. According to Nayak, Mahendra and Kush Mahto were among the protesters whose health had weakened considerably. He said doctors had been keeping a watch on the fasting students throughout…