

Location and VisionKrea University is a modern liberal arts and sciences institution located in Sri City, Andhra Pradesh, about 70 kilometers north of Chennai. It was established with a forward-thinking

The Connection Between a Mother’s Kiss and a Newborn: Emotion, Science, and Sanatana DharmaDear Friends,Recently, a social media influencer shared a heartwarming video that captivated

BITS Pilani, recognized as an Institute of Eminence by MHRD, and is India’s leading institute of higher education and a deemed to be university, with an illustrious legacy, modern campuses and eminent

JEE Main Paper 2 is the primary gateway for students aiming to pursue B.Arch (Bachelor of Architecture) or B.Plan (Bachelor of Planning). While most aspirants are familiar with the conventional image of

Are you feeling a little down lately? Is the exam pressure of your college work getting you down? Don't worry, you're not alone! As a third-year student, I've seen countless students feeling

It happened to me recently, visiting Calcutta for a two-day training organized by ERLDC. Probably, Calcutta was the first city in India to witness an intellectual revolution mixed with traditional and

As educators, the words we choose have the power to uplift, encourage, and shape young minds. A simple shift in language can turn frustration into understanding and negativity into growth. The way we communicate

Dear students,"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." - Winston ChurchillTaking right decisions at the right time is the key for success.

Community Led Grassroots Fightback against Biodiversity Crisis! What is our Vow to Rewild?! Read this PerspectiveDear Friends and StudentsRecently somebody commented on my blog that most of the

Probably India’s First, Edge Computing Device in Road Safety (K-Shield) is Ready for Industrial Production (K-Shield)! Proud Moment to the Institution, Founders, of course to me as a Mentor!!Dear

My Personal ExperienceWhile living in a cocoon in my native place, I never experienced the harsh reality of racism that has been persisting in India. When I came to Delhi a couple of months ago, I started

Sri Aurobindo, when asked why he was writing poetry in English and not in Bengali, his mother tongue, replied that English has certain features which suit the nuances of feeling and thought and