Jaipuria Lucknow’s 30th Convocation Celebrates 360 Graduates, with the Highest Package Across Campuses Reaching ₹24.11 LPA

Lucknow: Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow, concluded its 30th Annual Convocation  at its campus, conferring diplomas on 358 graduating students of the management programmes and fellowship to 02 scholars of the Fellow Programme in Management (FPM). Reinforcing the One Jaipuria spirit, the Class of 2026 across the Institute’s four campuses recorded a highest salary package of ₹24.11 LPA and an average package of ₹11.08 LPA, with offers from leading recruiters including Deloitte, BlackRock, Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank, Aditya Birla Capital, Colgate-Palmolive, TVS Motor Company, Jio-bp, The Times of India,…

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Breathing Health, Living Harmony: International Yoga Day at SMRJ Goel Campus

Lucknow: “Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.” Keeping this thought in mind, International Yoga Day was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm at Seth M.R. Jaipuria School, Goel Campus. The event witnessed the gracious presence of Chairman Mr Mahesh Goel,Principal Dr Rina Pathak ,students, parents and the teachers making it a truly memorable occasion. The celebration began with a mass yoga session in which participants performed various yogic asanas and breathing exercises under expert guidance. The faculty members from Goel Group of Institutions…

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IIM Lucknow and IRITM Lucknow Join Hands to Strengthen Excellence in the Indian Railways Ecosystem

 LUCKNOW: Indian Institute of Management Lucknow has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Indian Railways Institute of Transport Management (IRITM), Lucknow, for collaboration in executive education, research, and management development initiatives for Indian Railways officers. The MoU was signed  by Prof. M. P. Gupta, Director, IIM Lucknow, and Ranjan Prakash Thakur, IRTS, and Director General, IRITM, at IRITM campus. Other dignitaries present during the event included, Prof. Sanjay Singh, Dean (Programmes); Prof. Ashutosh Sinha, Chairperson (MoU); Prof. Omkar Vaidya, Chairperson (bMBA); and Prof. Debdatta Pal from IIM Lucknow, along with Shri…

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Education must be purposeful, transformative, and holistic— Rajnath Singh

Lucknow: The three-day International Roundtable Conference “ED Leadership-2026”, organized under the aegis of the Global Education and Training Institute, was inaugurated with great grandeur this morning at the CMS Kanpur Road Auditorium. In his video message to more than 2,000 educators participating in the conference from Egypt, Nepal, Japan, and various states of India, Rajnath Singh, Defence Minister of India, stated that education must be purposeful, transformative, and holistic.““He said that India’s National Education Policy aims to develop active and enthusiastic learners who can take the country to greater heights…

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Education is a means of bringing forth the knowledge that already exists within a child

— Dr. Bharti Gandhi, Founder-Director, City Montessori School Lucknow: Addressing educators from Egypt, Japan, Nepal, and various states across India on the second day of the International Roundtable Conference “Ed Leadership-2026”, being held at the CMS Kanpur Road Auditorium, renowned educationist and Founder-Director of City Montessori School, Dr. Bharti Gandhi, stated that education is a means of bringing forth the knowledge that already exists within a child. She emphasized that teachers have the vital responsibility of identifying and nurturing each child’s unique talents, helping them grow into great human beings…

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‘Ed Leadership-2026’ Concludes with a Resolve to Spread the Lamp of Literacy Across the World

Lucknow: The three-day International Roundtable Conference “Ed Leadership-2026,” organized under the aegis of the Global Education and Training Institute at the CMS Kanpur Road Auditorium, concluded here today with a strong commitment to promote literacy and numeracy across the globe. More than 2,000 educators from Egypt, Japan, Nepal, and various states of India pledged to provide quality education to students in an engaging and joyful manner. Calling for the spread of knowledge to every corner of society, the educators emphasized that in the era of Artificial Intelligence, no child should…

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Governor Upholds Vice-Chancellor’s Decision, Rules College Management Cannot Extend Probation of Commission-Selected Principal

Bareilly: In a significant decision reinforcing academic autonomy and the dignity of educational leadership, the Governor and Chancellor of Uttar Pradesh Anandiben Patel has upheld an order issued by the Vice-Chancellor of Rohilkhand University, Prof. K.P. Singh, quashing the management committee’s decision to extend the probation period of Bareilly College Principal Prof. O.P. Rai. The Chancellor’s order, issued on June 11, 2026, confirms that a college management committee has no legal authority to extend the probation period of a principal appointed through the Uttar Pradesh Higher Education Service Commission. The…

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Temple Trees – the Sthala Vriksha

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Lucknow: To fully understand the concept of a temple tree, we must understand the connection between forests, trees and worship in early times and how the concept of sacred groves has developed over the centuries. We know that in very early times in India, deities were first worshipped in the open, sometimes with stone or wood images. Hero stones were also quite popular in the worship of the common people. There is much evidence for the fact that many temples came up in locations long considered sacred with specific deities…

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Professor S. P. Singh Appointed Vice Chancellor of Tribhuvan Sahkari University

New Delhi/Ahmedabad: In a significant development for higher education and cooperative sector leadership in India, Professor S. P. Singh has been appointed as the Vice Chancellor of Tribhuvan Sahkari University (TSU), an Institution of National Importance established under the Ministry of Cooperation, Government of India. The university, located in Anand, Gujarat, has been developed with academic support from the Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA) and aims to nurture future leaders in cooperative management, agribusiness, and rural development. Professor Singh currently serves as the Director General and Vice Chancellor of…

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AAP Targets UP Government Over Energy Department Row, Alleges Bureaucratic Dominance

Lucknow: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Uttar Pradesh Chief Spokesperson Vanshraj Dubey has launched a sharp attack on the state government following reports of a public disagreement between Energy Minister A.K. Sharma and the Chairman of the Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation. Dubey described the episode as a reflection of administrative dysfunction, excessive bureaucratic control, and a growing disconnect between elected representatives and decision-making authorities. Addressing the media, Dubey said that reports indicating the Energy Minister had raised concerns regarding recruitment practices, staff restructuring, and financial decisions within the power department raise…

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