Breaking down his strategies for UPSC, Shivam said, "It is a continuous and consistent effort. The process is such that you have to study more and more, and at the end, all factors aligned and I got the results. I am very happy."
New Delhi [India] April 16: Parul University, renowned for its unwavering commitment to academic excellence and industry-focused education, proudly presents its meticulously crafted Master of Computer Application (MCA) and Master of Science (M.Sc) in Information Technology (IT) programs. The
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the candidates who cleared the UPSC Civil Service exams and said those who could not clear should remember that this isn't the end of their journey, adding that there are chances ahead to succeed in the exams.
A massive fire ripped through the old stock exchange of Denmark on Tuesday morning, with plumes of smoke billowing through the historic building of the Scandinavian country, reported CNN.
New Delhi [India], April 16: In a thrilling brand association, Trimurti has the iconic superstar, Mr. Shakti Kapoor as the newest face of the brand. This association marks a significant milestone in both realms of creativity and quality.
New Delhi [India], April 16: The massive growth and momentum a few industries could attain can be attributed to many factors. Though increased adoption of the latest tech trends has been one reason, the immense passion, determination, and relentless efforts of entrepreneurs and founders have
After the arrest of Chanpreet Singh, who allegedly 'managed' the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) funds for the Goa assembly elections, the party accused the Enforcement Directorate (ED) of running a "politically motivated investigation".
Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) today released a special edition of its Future of Trade thought leadership report focused on Web3, examining the key drivers of growth, innovation and digital decentralisation in a number of technology trends
New Delhi [India], April 15: Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha, Harivansh Narayan Singh, has praised Keshav Bharadwaj's Bhojpuri story collection 'Redlight' as a credible depiction of human suffering in British colonial countries. He expressed his happiness with the storytelling in Bhojpuri