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UPES AI-First’ University Focus on Telangana Students
24-04-2026
Hyderabad, April 2026: UPES Dehradun, a leading multidisciplinary and research university in India, today detailed its transition into an ‘AI-First’ university at an event in Hyderabad. UPES elaborated on its vision as the ‘University of Tomorrow’ built around AI integration, deep industry collaboration, research strength and career outcomes in every student’s learning journey.
Eruditus Open House Series in Hyderabad on April 25
24-04-2026
April 23, 2026, Hyderabad: Eruditus IBC Open House Series 2026 has been announced to bring Indian students face-to-face with top global universities coming to India. Featuring University of Aberdeen, Illinois Institute of Technology, University of York, Victoria University, University of Liverpool, and University of Bristol, the series offers a single platform for students and parents to explore programmes, engage directly with institutions, and confidently evaluate their higher education choices.
Mkts extend losses as crude hits $100 amid US-Iran imbroglio
24-04-2026
Stock markets fell for the second consecutive day on Thursday, with the benchmark Sensex tumbling 852.49 points, as crude oil prices once again breached the $100 per barrel mark amid stalled US-Iran negotiations.
Rupee plummets past 94/USD level
24-04-2026
The rupee extended its losing streak for the fourth consecutive session, settling 23 paise lower at 94.01 on Thursday and breached the 94-level for the second time in a month.
No plan yet to raise fuel prices: Oil Min
24-04-2026
State-owned fuel retailers are incurring losses of about ₹20 per litre on petrol and roughly ₹100 per litre on diesel as pump prices remain frozen for nearly four years despite a surge in global oil prices, the government said on Thursday, signalling there is no immediate plan to raise retail fuel rates.
Iran war, supply chain disruptions may create challenges to economy
24-04-2026
Persistent conflict in West Asia and supply chain disruptions could pose challenges to the domestic economy in the form of higher energy costs, input cost pressures, disruption in trade flows and financial market spillovers, an RBI bulletin said on Thursday.
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