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At Edgroom, we celebrate educators who inspire a love for learning. Today, we honor Tenneti Anuradha Madam, a passionate chemistry teacher with a unique blend of scientific expertise and musicality.A

One can find several beautiful college campuses far and wide, across the nation. Among these beautiful campuses, Sandip University has cut a niche for itself with its two beautiful, lush green campuses;

Recently, I read a book "Project Management for the Unofficial Project Manager" by Suzette Blakemore, Kory Kogon, James Wood. It stresses on the mastery of four foundational behaviours to be

Lights, Camera, Action! Must-Watch Movies for Every TeacherAs teachers, we dedicate ourselves to shaping young minds and fostering a love of learning. But sometimes, even the most passionate educators

Twin Powered Sisters Nishita and Nikita Baliarsingh Powering Environmentally through their Startup Nexus Power!! (Non-Science Background but Building Bio Organic and Bio-Degradable)Read this Inspiring

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Leadership is Light, not Heat! Spectacular Picture of the Sky at 2 PM IST 20-12-2022! Let’s build a Healthy Space Competition as No Geography defined!Dear Friends and StudentsToday afternoon,

From Departments to Domains: Adapting Engineering Education for the Software-Driven Era- My PerspectiveDear Friends and StudentsToday I had an opportunity to listen to the Message of Ford CEO on

Nurture or Nature? How to make more verbal participation of Girl students in a classroom (UG Engineering)? Role of Women Faculty, Special Women Sections & Women Colleges! Read this Interesting perspective!Dear

As educators, we often seek metaphors to better understand our roles and the impact we have on our students. One such analogy is comparing teaching to gardening—a living process that thrives