Shreya Mishra

Three Delhi students, Shreyas Mishra, Aditya Gupta, and Atharva Panjabi, achieved a 100 percentile in JEE (Main) 2026. Mishra's success was attributed to consistent effort, sincere adherence to teachers' guidance, and parental support, with a study routine of over six hours daily and a love for music and books.

Shreyas Mishra, a 17-year-old from Delhi, achieved a perfect score of 100 in the JEE Main 2026 engineering entrance exam. His lifelong curiosity about how things work, stemming from childhood questions about bridges, trains, and monuments, fueled this remarkable accomplishment. Mishra is one of only 12 candidates nationwide to achieve this perfect score.

A dance competition was held on the final day of Abhiyakti, the annual cultural festival of Christ Church College.

This is a story about a family in Visakhapatnam, India, who sacrificially gave up their careers to take care of their 16-year-old daughter, Shreya, who has Down syndrome. Their efforts bore fruit when Shreya excelled in Bharatanatyam and Kuchipudi and won a national award for individual excellence under the Shrestha Divyang Balika’ category. Shreya also won the award for empowerment of persons with disabilities, Divyangjan 2022, and received it from President Draupadi Murmu last week. Shreya is now pursuing an intermediate degree and has been doing stage performances for a decade. Her father, Siva Prasad Mishra, who was a teacher in Odisha, and mother, Padmavathi, who worked in the computer section in the Indian Council of Dental Sciences, left their jobs to take care of Shreya.

A total of 43,632 Scheduled Tribe (ST) candidates appeared for JEE Main Paper 1, including 29,189 males and 14,443 females. While their numbers were lower than other categories, the participation underscores representation from tribal and remote regions in India’s premier national engineering entrance examination.

Chhattisgarh regional science centre witnessed score of people on the first day of International Human Rights Day celebration on December 10.In the first 10 days of December, more than 2000 students from 23 schools visited the centre.

The makers of upcoming Bhojpuri film 'King Don' has unveiled the official trailer of the movie.

10 students of Class X of Delhi Public School (DPS), Bhilai, have brought laurels to the school and state by qualifying in the final phase of National Talent Search Examination-2015 conducted by NCERT, New Delhi. They were competing with students from all over India for 1,000 scholarships.

Just want to work on good scripts with good filmmakers: Shreya Mishraa

The actress was present to unveil the contestants at the event alongside mentors and former Miss Indias Pooja Hegde, Pooja Chopra and Rakul Preet.

Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh are leading in rooftop solar installations. Over 23 lakh systems have been installed nationwide under the PM Surya Ghar scheme. The government aims to install one crore systems by 2027. Monthly installations have significantly increased since the scheme's launch. Financing and awareness remain key areas for improvement.