Films as a medium have an unbelievable impact on the society. But not many know how they can help young minds in schools make better choices in life.

Colleges and institutes are going that extra mile to look for innovative ways to encourage students and faculty to upgrade their skills — go for research activities or even help them opt for unconvent

Things are looking bright for women, especially the younger lot, in the national capital with the declaration by the State Election Commission of 50 per cent seats for women in the municipal elections

Abhishek Kumar from Gaya, Bihar is a happy man today. Much to his delight, he has joined TCIL as a marketing officer at a salary of `18,000 per month.

When Zomato.com was launched in July 2008 by two young IIT-ians, Deepender Goyal and Pankaj Chaddah, the  idea was to have your favourite food virtually before having it literally.

Brain researchers believe that 50 per cent of a person’s ability to learn is developed in the first four years of his or her life. This may or may not be a reason for the increasing demand in preschool education but thanks to young urban parents who feel that the preschool years are important, hundreds of pre-schools have mushroomed in the last couple of years with the entry of even a few big names.

With the government’s decision to allow 51 per cent Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in the multi-brand retail sector, is the Indian retail scene set for a dramatic makeover?

Probably the most compact city in the UK, Edinburgh welcomes you with the spectacular scenery of the medieval Old Town that contrasts sharply with the Georgian splendour of New Town. Since getting around on foot is fairly easy, it

They love the sport as much as sportspersons do and are normally the face of any multi-discipline sports event. Their willingness to put sportspersons, officials and visitors at ease by extending a helping hand or handling specialised jobs is a major factor in determining the eventual success of any sporting event. Yes,

An artist’s career always begins tomorrow.” This popular quote by the 19th century painter, James McNeill Whistler may well have been true then, but not anymore.