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New Delhi, India – August 21, 2025: Leap, South Asia’s largest study-abroad platform, today announced the launch of its innovative AI-powered CAS Interview Practice Tool, designed to help Indian students effectively prepare for crucial UK university interviews. This groundbreaking solution has already played a pivotal role in achieving an impressive visa approval rate for Leap students applying to UK universities this year …

Results included 10M+ monthly minutes of peer-to-peer conversation practice, 99.89% call success rate across all regions and network conditions, audio freeze incidents reduced to just 0.12%, improving reliability and user satisfaction INDIA – 21st August 2025: Agora, Inc. (NASDAQ: API), Agora, a global leader in real-time engagement and conversational AI technology, today announced its real-time voice SDK is powering MySivi, a leading …

Greater Noida, 21st August 2025 – Galgotias University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the VLSI Society of India (VSI) to accelerate research, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the field of semiconductors. This collaboration marks the second MoU signed by the University to strengthen its semiconductor research initiatives, following an earlier agreement with Edupedia Technologies. The University will soon establish a …

“Hospitality Cannot Be Learnt Only in Classrooms”: Dr. Suborno Bose on India’s $3 Trillion Hospitality Vision Hospitality Faces Brain Drain as Trained Talent Moves Abroad, Warns Dr Suborno Bose Only 1% of India’s 37 Million Hospitality Workforce is Skilled, Raising Questions on $3 Trillion Tourism Target Bengaluru, 21 August 2025: The Indian hospitality industry employs nearly 37 million people, yet only …

The future of work: humans and AI working side by side. Students worldwide are turning to AI focused programs abroad to prepare for this reality. Global demand for AI talent is rising sharply in 2024 and beyond, with the U.S. facing a skills gap, increasing AI adoption across industries, and Europe’s digital workforce continuing to grow. Prodigy Finance is helping …

NEW DELHI, 20 August 2025: Dr Vinod K Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog today stated that rare diseases are estimated to collectively affect close to 90 million Indians, making them both a health and societal challenge. He emphasized that with only a fraction of the 7,000 rare diseases having approved therapies, indigenous manufacturing, stronger registries, and multi‑ministerial coordination must be prioritized. …

Mumbai, 20th August 2025: In a landmark achievement in trauma and pediatric gastroenterology, a young childs life was saved by Dr. Pradeepta Kumar Sethy, Director of Gastroenterology Manipal Hospital EM Bypass and Mukundapur Cluster after suffering a rare and devastating pancreatic injury at home. The timely diagnosis and highly skilled intervention by Dr. Sethy and his team proved to be …

The patient was 10 years old when she was diagnosed with this rare genetic disorder. There was an imminent risk of her developing blood cancer. The procedure is World’s only documented successful TCR alpha beta depleted haploidentical bone marrow transplant in a child with Bloom Syndrome. Chennai, 20th August 2025: Setting a new milestone in pediatric transplantation, MGM Cancer Institute has saved …

In partnership with Rotary Club Bangalore, the initiative highlights AiR – Atman in Ravi’s mission of compassionate service and holistic rehabilitation Bengaluru, 20 August 2025: AiR Humanitarian Homes, founded by Spiritual Mentor, Happpiness Ambassador, Author and Philanthropist, AiR – Atman in Ravi, has taken a transformative step in its mission to serve humanity by enabling six residents of its shelters …

East India agrees with this revelation the most (86%), followed by West (81%), North & South (80%) regions Factors like climate change and urbanization, the mosquito population and its ability to transmit diseases are no longer restricted to monsoon Bengaluru, August 20th, 2025: A majority of Indians fear the threat of mosquito-borne diseases year-round, with 81% believing illnesses like malaria and …