India produces over a million engineering graduates every year, but assessment systems struggle to measure job-ready skills.

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Some human rights groups said on Monday that Iran had executed Alireza Sepahi and Alireza Raeisi, two men detained during the ...

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A new collection of short documentary films exploring India’s cultural diversity, traditions and human stories will be ...

At least 17 women activists were arrested in Iran during September, while 31 women activists were sentenced to death, prison terms or flogging, the Hengaw Organization for Human Rights reported Sunday ...

The Big Short” investor Michael Burry compared Nvidia Corp.’s defense of its graphics processing unit depreciation schedules to a 1960s market bubble, saying that “We have all been here before.” ...

I’ve written more than a few myth-busting articles for Popular Science, and many of the myths are centuries old. But ...

What if the contents of a sealed box could be revealed without ever opening it? For British engineer Godfrey Hounsfield, the ...

Ernst Bürki has been working at blue Cinema theaters in Zurich for 50 years. In this interview, he talks about 45-kilo film ...

On November 4, 1960, page 1291 of the journal Science carried the last footnotes of an article on semiconductors and, ...