It is the middle week of May and the year 2013 is about to complete half of the year. March and May, the two M starting months are completely dedicated to Exams and Results respectively. Starting with the JEE (mains) result on 7th may, other entrance & boards result are also being announced one by one. So what you do in your whole academic year you get to have result in the month May. Our country India... Read more..

The post Education in India – Entrance exams and the usual student’s saga appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Geet Priya

A patient is expected to take complete rest when he/she is admitted in a hospital. However, this rest could give sleepless nights to his/her family members. The sky-rocketing medical expenses in India can make any middle class person bankrupt. The room charges, doctor fees, equipment charges, medicines can all add up to more than a lakh once a person is admitted. There are always talks about overhauling the medical sector, y... Read more..

The post Rising medical bills in India appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Prajakta Gupte

Angelina Jolie, the famous American actress, director is an icon for women all over the world. Recently, her double mastectomy operation has become a subject of everybody’s interest.  Her revelation that she had double mastectomy to reduce the chances of Brest cancer is misleading women. Her decision is being appreciated by media in terms of her brave nature. But actually it is unscientific decision. Angelina�... Read more..

The post Angelina Jolie’s decision might be misleading women appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Jayamala Bhoir

Indian Investigating agency having a motto Industry, Impartiality, Integrity has been in the news for its misuse by the politico these days, as Supreme Court has criticized Government to influence the CBI report in the coal blocks allocation scam and called CBI as ‘caged parrot with many masters’ who acts with the voices of their masters. CBI is meant for interrogating not interacti... Read more..

The post Is CBI really a puppet with many puppeteers? appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Gaurav Patil

GGSIPU is a very reputed and well known academic institute in India. A number of its constituent engineering colleges are at par with the esteemed IITs and NITs in the country. In the colleges of GGSIPU, B.Tech end semester exams are to be conducted later this month. Incidentally, like each year, a number of students have been allotted HMR Institute of Technology a... Read more..

The post IPU Students furious over examination centre, debate girl students’ safety appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Anwesha Bose

The shops in Mumbai were shut for more than a week to protest against the government for charging Local Body tax or LBT. While both the sides – the government and the traders are correct on their part in this issue, the common man is the one who is affected in the end. Time and again the common man has to bear the brunt of... Read more..

The post Do we have a fair taxation system in India? appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Prajakta Gupte

Reservation is the result of the stereotypical thinking about women in Indian society. In India women are considered to be inferior to men. Women have been exploited since long. They have been denied equal rights as men. But to... Read more..

The post Is reservation for women in India justified? appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Saravanan Rajesh

Supreme Court has recently rejected the review plea of Sanjay Dutt, who was convicted in the 1993 Mumbai serial blast case in possessing illegal arms. On 17th April, apex court gave him 4 weeks time to surrender and serve his rest of the remainder term in jail of 42 months. Due to large flow of money on him (for films) of about 278 Crore ,Sanjay Dutt has sought petition for review in the extension of the surrender du... Read more..

The post No Respite for Sanjay Dutt appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Gaurav Patil

The Academic Council and the Executive Council of the University of Delhi in their meetings held on 7th & 8th May and 9th May 2013 by an overwhelming majority of 86-6 and 19-02, respectively, have accorded due approvals to the new courses and syllabi, scheme of examination and evaluation and other consequent amendments to the ordinances to introduce the four year undergraduate program from the forthcoming academic year 2013-14. With these approvals, all formal requirements as per the University of Delhi Act, Statutes and ordinances have been complied with and the University is all set to l... Read more..

The post Four year Undergraduate Programme approved in University of Delhi appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Anwesha Bose

What the Anna Hazare movement missed and Imran Khan managed to hit…. Lessons to be learnt from the second highest stakeholders in Pakistani politics The PML-N has been unofficially touted to form the next government in Pakistan even as the counting for 2013 General Elect... Read more..

The post What India can learn from Pakistan-Lessons from Imran Khan appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Akhil Okha

Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is one of the most important law entrance examinations in India, which helps law aspirants get into the prominent National Law Universities in the country. CLAT 2013 was conducted yesterday. It is taken after the 12th grade, for admission into the Bachelors degree of Law, and many students across the country write this highly competitive examination every year. A student who is expecting t... Read more..

The post CLAT 2013 paper analysis – was it easy or tough? Good or bad? appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Anwesha Bose

Concerned Mother: Beta, did you read about the recent admission changes in DU? Son:  Which recent changes, mum? Are you talking about previous yesterday’s changes or the one that bounced today? More concerned mother: Is it a university or a chameleon? Son: Umm, a chameleon with a brand! Let’s know, yet again regarding the recent admission changes in University of Delhi. All the changes are supposed to bring out the reforms in DU, as quoted by VC. These are the reforms that have headed many teachers to go on indefinite strikes and created the... Read more..

The post Recent Admission changes in University of Delhi – part 2 appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Paritosh Louhan

Study in Greater Noida – Dream Destination for Higher Education

The post Study in Greater Noida – Dream Destination for Higher Education appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Anwesha Bose

For the first time, IIT JEE and AIEEE were scrapped and replaced with JEE Main and JEE Advanced. The first stage, JEE Main was given by more than 13 lakh candidates, and the two students who grabbed the top positions are both from Hyderabad. Rank 1 JEE Main - M Viswa Virinchi, Anagh Prasad M Viswa Virinchi is from Kukatpally, Hyderabad. He has scored 345 marks. Also, the icing on the cake... Read more..

The post JEE Main toppers score more than 340 marks! appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Anwesha Bose

Just like we say “Every dog has its day”, similarly, we can say that every city has its time. Each city undergoes highs and lows. During its heydays, Kolkata (then Calcutta) was known as the “Cultural Capital of India”, “The City of Palaces” and “The City of Joy.” Gradually, things started changing for Calcutta. It was plagued by the challenges of urbanisation and finally became a victim of Urban Decay. People fore... Read more..

The post Urban Decay and Mumbai appeared first on The Indian Fusion. Read more from the same author Prajakta Gupte