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MUMBAI: Fees charged by all educational institutions across the state, whether aided or unaided, government or private, will be regulated in a bid to curb the commercialization of education, making Maharashtra the second state after Tamil Nadu to ...

...still education loans are fast gaining popularity with many Indian students going to foreign shores for professional degrees, and with Indian education costs marching northwards. It is important to know how that how Education loan can help, for ...

Washington, DC The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) will welcome 139 first-year Fulbright Foreign Students from 68 countries March 20-23 for a Fulbright Enrichment Seminar on the theme "Civic Engagement -- ...

This article was published in December 2007. One thing Microsoft founder Bill Gates can't be accused of is sloth. He was already programming at 14, founded Microsoft at age 20 while still a student at Harvard. By 1995 he had been listed by Forbes ...

Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick unveiled a novel plan that aims to let foreign-born, U.S.-educated entrepreneurs stay in the country. How it works. Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick holds a press briefing in Boston in January. FORTUNE -- In ...

by Kady O'Malley As previewed yesterday, the Liberals will use one of their few designated opposition days to argue in favour of a blanket ban on using time allocation or closure to curtail House debate on bills related to the electoral process.

By Khaled Neimat Related AMMAN -- MPs on Sunday endorsed the draft amendments to the Higher Education and Scientific Research Law, increasing financial allocations for scientific research in academic institutions. Higher Education Minister Amin ...

Imagine, for a second, a report written by an official from the Department of Foreign Affairs that detailed how Ireland might exit the euro and reconstitute the punt, describing all the new institutional arrangements that would follow such a policy ...

Last Wednesday, Senate Republicans blocked--for the third time--the Paycheck Fairness Act, a bill proposing to close the pay gap between men and women. The goal of the bill--the attainment of equal pay for equal work--seems like a no-brainer, right? ...