The Hans IndiaEnd to lure of engineering coursesThe Hans IndiaHuman Resources Minister Prakash Javadekar has laid a new philosophy of higher education. Until now the government provided the funds to engineering colleges and they churned out graduates while …

Hindustan TimesOnly 40% of engineering graduates get placements, says JavadekarHindustan TimesOnly 40% of engineering graduates got placements after passing out of college. To improve this bleak scenario, the AICTE has decided to introduce summer internshi …

Hindustan TimesOnly 40% of engineering graduates get placements, says Javadekar ...Hindustan TimesAICTE has decided to introduce summer internships for at least 75% of the students and introduce updated model curriculum, HRD minister Prakash Javadekar&nbsp …

CBC.caDespite 'good news' of Keystone XL approval, Canada needs oil customers beyond US: Jim CarrCBC.caCanada's natural resource minister said Saturday his government is happy the Keystone XL pipeline has finally been approved by the White Hous …

NDTVSingle Engineering Entrance Test: West Bengal Urges Javadekar To Scrap The ProposalNDTVKolkata: After some states have expressed their protests regarding common entrance examination in medical courses, it's the turn of the proposed single engineeri …

CBS NewsIraqi prime minister on Trump, oil and building bridgesCBS NewsPresident Trump welcomed Iraq's prime minister to the White House for the first time since taking office. In the past, Mr. Trump said the U.S. should have taken Iraq's oil. Iraq …

Zee BusinessIndia's engineering exports likely to cross $60 billionTimes of India"Just between April and January, our engineering exports touched $50.87 billion, exceeding the total shipments of $49 billion in 2015-16. Only for the month of Januar …

Times of IndiaIndia's engineering exports likely to cross $60 billion - Times of IndiaTimes of IndiaUnion minister for commerce and industry Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday said India's engineering exports are likely to cross $60 billion in fiscal 2 …

Phys.OrgComing soon: Oil spill-mapping swarms of flying dronesPhys.OrgChowdhury is pioneering a way to program a team of drones to quickly map an oil spill. His computational efforts, in a paper which he co-authored with UB students Zachary Ball and Philip …

Seeking AlphaHartstreet Oil: The Bakken Isn't DeadSeeking AlphaOil prices have been sideways for sometime now. OPEC has placed a floor in pricing for now, but the market wants to see draw downs in inventories. The Bakken is a major swing producer, and …