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Ayesha Banerjee

Ayesha Banerjee

Articles by Ayesha Banerjee

Interior design trends: Welcome home Mocha Mousse – The colour of 2025

Warm tones of teak and walnut complement Mocha Mousse beautifully, adding both texture and warmth to the space. Photo: Courtesy Harkaran Boparai Studio (HBS).

Updated on Jan 1, 2025 04:55 IST

Jhatpat home décor: How to get your act quickly together this Diwali

Happy Diwali! Here's what you can do to make some quick changes at home to liven up things for the festive season and enjoy chilling out with the family… or just by yourself.

Updated on Oct 31, 2024 11:18 IST

Cloudy outside: Bring cheer and sunshine indoors this monsoon with these tips

Mix and match fabrics like wool cotton, and silk to luxuriate in, advises Joya Nandurikar

Updated on Aug 19, 2024 07:56 IST

Monsoon tender loving care for your homes: Don’t let dampness cramp your style

Leakage in roofs and ceilings, drainage blockage, dampness in walls and floors, water seepage through foundations can be some common issues during the monsoon. (Representational photo)

Updated on Aug 4, 2024 07:12 IST

Davos 2018: Small group of 27 varsities beats big nations in research output, says study

Twenty seven GULF universities produce more research than major industrial nations including the UK, Germany and Japan, says a Times Higher Education report, which looks at the huge contribution that universities make to the global economy.

Updated on Jan 25, 2018 11:03 IST

Critical ties: India first destination on Cornell University president’s alumni tour

Cornell University president Martha Pollack believes that the best preparation for a tech career - or any other career - includes a firm grounding in the liberal arts.

Updated on Jan 9, 2018 06:56 IST

IISc among world’s top 100 in engineering and technology, slips in computer science

Among Indian institutes, IISc slipped from 71 in computer science to join institutes ranked between 101-125. IIT Bombay went down from 82 to the 125-150 band.

Updated on Oct 18, 2017 11:12 IST

At IIM Ahmedabad, it’s time for lessons from the Panchatantra

A course on Panchatantra was initiated on an experimental basis by Professor N Ravichandran (standing, sixth from left), faculty in production and quantitative methods area at IIM Ahmedabad.

Updated on Oct 17, 2017 08:38 IST

HT Youth Survey: India’s youth not aware of climate change, environmental issues

Sarthak Anand, Ashika Srivastava and Ashim Berry helping children plan a ‘mini forest’ at a Delhi school.

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Updated on Oct 18, 2017 06:58 IST

Nobel laureates are ‘great leaders,’ so what if one wears a woolly hat and baggy sweater?

Dr Ed Daw , reader in gravitational waves and dark matter physics , at his lab at the University of Sheffield , UK. He was interviewed for his post doctorate studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Rainer Weiss, one of the recipients of the physics Nobel this year.

Updated on Oct 13, 2017 11:12 IST

NEET super specialty: Docs pitch for third round of admission to 500 vacant seats

NEET - super specialty (SS) enables success candidates to join advanced courses in surgery (MCh) and medicine (DM).

Updated on Sep 21, 2017 07:37 IST

IIT Delhi, IISc slide down in Times Higher Education World University Rankings

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi slid down the ranks to 501–600 in the latest Times Higher Education rankings from last year’s 401-500 band.

Updated on Sep 5, 2017 14:21 IST

Stanford innovation: GSB links faculty, students and alumni to companies in developing countries

Stanford GSB dean Jonathan Levin sees the Seed Programme as a great chance for his institute to be more engaged with India. “This is something which we are really committed to,” he says.

Updated on Sep 5, 2017 04:40 IST

Happiness makes young professionals tick at work in India

Aaditi Sardana (left),executive retail, and Garima Gakhar (second from left), assistant manager, leasing, with their colleagues at Select Citywalk in Delhi’s Saket. Both appreciate the fact that every employee has a voice in their organisation and are not looking for a change in job at the moment.

Updated on Aug 17, 2017 04:03 IST

Young professionals believe in following their hearts, not their heads

VFX artist Vinay Thakur’s fondness for DC and Marvel comics’ superheroes led him to pursue a design and animation course. (Arijit Sen/ HT photo)

Updated on Aug 15, 2017 03:50 IST

With degrees but no skills: Youths question country’s faulty education system

Youths say the education system needs to be overhauled at the primary level.

Updated on Aug 14, 2017 03:34 IST

Why objective questions for college and varsity exams in UP are a bad idea

Academicians must realise that by weaning students away from the process of writing (descriptive answers), they are stifling their creative development

Updated on Jul 10, 2017 10:11 IST

Women and MBA: Be ready for a leadership role or you’ll miss the boat

Women need to make sure they are equipped with the things they need to pursue a business career – technical management skills, but also international experience and a wide network of contacts.

Updated on Jul 8, 2017 11:28 IST

International Yoga Day: From PM Modi to Real Madrid’s Sergio Ramos, this lady teaches everyone the right moves

Yogic support for soccer: Niharika Tugnait flanked by Real Madrid and Spain national football team captain Sergio Ramos and his partner, Pilar Rubio, who learned yoga from her,

Updated on Jun 21, 2017 10:55 IST

Why are women JEE Advanced rank-holders shunning IITs? Help desk launched to attract them

The low percentage of female JEE Advanced rank-holders opting for IITs has compelled the elite institutes to launch a special help desk to encourage them to make an informed decision about admissions.

Updated on Jun 16, 2017 13:04 IST

Why is India missing from Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings when the Chinese are beating Cornell, University of Pennsylvania?

Based in Beijing, China, research university Tsinghua has been ranked 14 (up from 18 last year) in the Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings, 2017.

Updated on Jun 15, 2017 09:55 IST

CBSE 10th result : 8.8 CGPA is sweet for Beatles fan with special needs who wants to be an entrepreneur

Shreyansh Jain from Gopi Birla Memorial School in Mumbai wants to be a businessman.

Updated on Jun 4, 2017 12:11 IST

Demand increasing for non-MBA business master’s courses. Global management, entrepreneurship are hot

Demand by Indian students for non-MBA business master’s courses such as global management, marketing, entrepreneurship and data analytics is increasing, a GMAC survey finds.

Updated on Jul 19, 2017 10:11 IST

What do Bollywood and French President Macron’s alma mater have in common?

Emmanuel Macron studied philosophy at Paris Nanterre University and completed a master’s of public affairs at Sciences Po before graduating from École Nationale d’Administration (ENA), the stepping stone to France’s senior civil service

Updated on May 16, 2017 18:52 IST

European scholarships: Indian students among biggest beneficiaries

Selected for 63 scholarships from among nearly 24,000 applicants, Indian students are the second largest beneficiaries, after Brazil, of the European Union-funded Erasmus Mundus Programme

Updated on May 13, 2017 08:09 IST

Can Yamuna be saved? At University of Virginia, the answer is yes

Waterfront urban design for Shahdra, in Delhi.

Updated on Mar 28, 2017 12:58 IST

Can Yamuna be saved? At University of Virginia, the answer is yes

Waterfront urban design for Shahdra, in Delhi.

Updated on May 7, 2017 02:30 IST

GATE 2017: Only 16% candidates qualified, numbers must improve, says chairman

Qualifying marks for GATE are only 25, but many candidates writing the test cannot score high, examiners say.

Updated on Mar 28, 2017 10:52 IST

CBSE Board exams and more: Too many decisions too quickly?

Class 10 students will have to write Board exams from next year. They also have to study a sixth vocational subject.

Updated on Mar 25, 2017 10:05 IST

HR not aligned with organisational change, says Mercer survey

HR consultancy Mercer’s 2017 Global Talent Trends Study shows that there is a huge chasm between business planning and execution involving the human resource department.

Updated on Mar 24, 2017 11:33 IST

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