Giving back to his native community, British politician of Indian-origin Lord Diljit Rana hired a UEFA licensed coach named Tommy Taylor to establish a football academy at his native village Sanghol in Punjab’s Fatehgarh Sahib district.
Tag: Education
Eight-year-old Indian-origin transgender girl sues her school over discrimination
An eight-year-old Indian-origin transgender girl and her family have sued a US school for allegedly forcing her to wear a boy’s uniform.
MIT researcher Manisha Mohan develops device to detect signs of assault
An Indian-American student from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is getting the attention of the world for her invention of a smart device that can prevent women from sexual assault.
Singapore invests in new Satellite Technology to enhance search and rescue capabilities
CAAS and MPA have invested in a new Medium-altitude Earth Orbit Search (MEOSAR) ground system to enhance search and rescue capabilities in Singapore’s maritime and aeronautical Search and Rescue Regions (SRRs).
Indian students worry about physical safety in US: Survey
Indian students have a ‘high level of concern’ about the potential danger of studying in the US and a large number of them worry about their physical safety and about the feeling of being unwelcome, according to a new survey.
NRI donates 10 lakh to school in Punjab
Amrik Singh, a US-based NRI, has donated INR10 lakh for the renovation of Government Elementary School in Kalewal, Punjab.
Indian-origin professor with team develops new handheld device for cervical cancer screening
An Indian-American professor and her team have developed a new handheld, low-cost device that will soon check for cervical cancer without using a painful speculum.
Indian-American Viral Patel invents dryer that requires no heat
Indian-American research and development associate Viral Patel and his team of researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee have developed a dryer that could make doing the laundry much quicker.
Stanford researchers including Indian-American develop 3-D chip that combines computing, data storage
Stanford researchers, including Indian-American professor Subhasish Mitra, have developed a three-dimensional chip that can process larger amounts of data faster than current computer chips can.
More lifelong learning SkillsFuture courses to increase in the coming years
Singapore News: The number of courses supported by the Ministry of Education and SkillsFuture Singapore is expected to continue to increase.
