Indian Institutes of Technology

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‘A Disaster for the Basic Sciences’: KVPY Fellows React to the Scheme’s End

Raunaq Saraswat 22/07/2022

While the government has promised that existing fellows will...

IIT-Delhi

What Effect Has the IIT Supernumerary Scheme Had? A Look at IIT Delhi

Board for Student Publications, IIT Delhi 11/03/2021

IITs on the whole have historically had a dismal...

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How Nehru’s Politics Hobbled Modern India’s Use of Technology for Development

Shankar Sunil Nair 24/01/2020

'Midnight Machines' by Arun Mohan Sukumar effectively demonstrates that...