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BITS Pilani alumni Sid Mookerji and Anuradha and Prashanth Palakurthi have pledged $1 million each to the BITS Endowment Fund, totaling recent commitments to $3 million. Prashanth Palakurthi, a technology entrepreneur, and Anuradha, his wife, previously donated $1 million to establish the Anuradha and Prashanth Palakurthi Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research in 2018. The Mookerji Foundation, founded by Sid Mookerji and his wife Sophie Mookerji, pledged $1 million to support entrepreneursh...

News News: The Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) Pilani has initiated the BITSAT 2024 slot booking process from May 6. Registered candidates can r

BITSAT 2024 City Intimation Slip: The exam aims to facilitate admissions into various disciplines, including engineering, sciences, technology, pharmacy, management, and humanities programmes.

BITS Pilani has won the Sathi project and received a grant of Rs 60 crore. It will establish advanced research facilities and a sophisticated instrument facility in Pilani, promoting innovation, excellence, and industry collaborations. The institute aims to achieve Rs 200 crore per year in sponsored research funding by 2026.

After reports of the BITS, Pilani reaching out to their alumni network seeking help for placement process made headlines, its group vice-chancellor V Ramgopal Rao has said it was "being blown out of proportions".

The Rs 1,600-crore campus spread across 60 acres will accommodate 5,000 students on full capacity

The two borders were sealed on February 13 as protesting farmers from Punjab began their Delhi Chalo march to press their demands, including minimum support price (MSP) for crops and a farm loan waiver.

Speaking at the inauguration of BITS Pilanis Mumbai Campus in Kalyan, Maharashtra, Sitharaman observed that Systems Thinking and User Feedback and Grievance Redressal were the second and third pillar that were able to produce the outcome in a transparent fashion without working in silos.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman praised India's recovery strategy, emphasized the use of IT and digital infrastructure, and highlighted the import

Sitharaman said the biggest asset of her government is transparency. According to her, the government was able to clear corruption because it adopted technology. Technology helped in monitoring of all transactions on a real-time basis.