Indian Institutes of Technology
Two women end lives on same day at IIT Madras
14 Jul 2016
IIT fee more than doubled; waiver for SC/ST and disabled, concession for underprivileged
07 Apr 2016
TechFest to open at IIT Bombay tomorrow
26 Dec 2015
Anand Mahindra receives honorary doctorate from IIT Bombay
14 Aug 2015
Anand Mahindra was conferred a doctor of science (honoris causa) for his commitment in furthering the cause and growth of the automobile industry
Focus research on water, energy and environment: CNR Rao
24 Jan 2014
The eminent scientist who has been conferred honorary doctorates by 60 universities from around the world, wants Indian scientists to solve societal problems
Japanese firms look to IIT for talent
06 Dec 2013
IIT-M building technology does away with use of beams and columns
08 Jun 2013
The technology can be developed to construct good quality, sustainable buildings of up to 10 storyes, at affordable costs
Padma Bhushan A M Naik, L&T chief, is new IIM-A chairman
29 Feb 2012
Naik, who has previously served on the board of IIM for seven years, will take over from Raymond’s chairman emeritus Vijaypat Singhania, whose five-year term ends on 28 March
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