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Foreign University Campuses in India Slash Tuition Costs by 64% vs. Studying Abroad, Exclusive Report Reveals

The real cost of a ‘desi’ global degree in India

Studying at an international branch campus in India costs double a domestic tier-1 private university, but cuts traditional study-abroad tuition…

By Vikram Chaudhary

July 13, 2026 00:01 IST

IIM Kozhikode Rewrites the Diversity Playbook: Overall Campus Hits 62.9% Female Enrollment Amid STEM Shakeup

Inside IIM Kozhikode’s diverse class of 2028

The premier PGP track sets a new national benchmark with an impressive 65.9% female enrollment

By Vikram Chaudhary

July 12, 2026 23:44 IST

Steelbird Breaks Ground on Mega Baddi Facility, Unveils Premium IGNYTE Carbon Fiber Series

Steelbird embarks on aggressive expansion; opens 7th plant in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh

Steelbird Hi-Tech India is aggressively expanding its manufacturing footprint with a new 22-acre facility in Baddi, aiming to scale total…

By Vikram Chaudhary

July 12, 2026 23:37 IST

New-Age Chains Double Down on Expansion Despite Burning ₹500+ Crore

Coffee startups chase growth despite losses

Investors eye store economics, remain bullish on sector…..

By Viveat Susan Pinto

July 12, 2026 22:55 IST

Why is Papa Murphy’s closing restaurants across some US locations?

Papa Murphy’s will close up to 50 company-owned restaurants after its parent company found that many locations were no longer…

By Dimple Singh

July 12, 2026 22:43 IST

Linda Noskova of Czech Republic became one of the only three women in Open Era to win a Grand Slam without reaching even the semi-finals of one, ever before.

Czech Mate: How Linda Noskova’s Wimbledon 2026 title is one of tennis’ rarest feats

There is a glitch in the Grand Slam matrix, and it speaks fluent Czech.

By Abhishek Singh

Updated: July 12, 2026 22:46 IST

Why the AI Race Has Transformed Into a Modern Infrastructure War

The invisible race behind AI

Like telecom before it, the AI revolution is becoming a battle for power, compute, fibre and data centres

July 12, 2026 22:23 IST

The Dark Architecture of Subscriptions: How Modern Digital Platforms Exploit Human Psychology to Trap Consumers

The subscription trap

The genius of the model is that companies are betting on customer fatigue, not satisfaction

July 12, 2026 22:11 IST

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Inside IIM Kozhikode’s diverse class of 2028

Inside IIM Kozhikode’s diverse class of 2028

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IIM Kozhikode’s record-breaking 66% female enrolment for its flagship PGP program of 2026-28 shattered a glass ceiling for the entire IIM system. However, a report reveals that the overall campus average is 62.9% women. The PGP-LSM track has 82.4% women while the specialized Finance program remains heavily male-dominated.

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