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University of York: Kyle Ma claims university censored demonstration - Vimarsana News

University of York: Kyle Ma claims university censored demonstration

A graduate claims the University of York censored his demonstration in support of pro-democracy campaigners in Hong Kong during his graduation…

Indore: IIM-Asia University sign MoU, aims to explore joint, dual degree prog - Vimarsana News

Indore: IIM-Asia University sign MoU, aims to explore joint, dual degree prog

IIM Indore’s mission is to develop socially conscious leaders, managers, and entrepreneurs.

Indore: IIM-I inks MoU with Asia University for joint courses - Vimarsana News

Indore: IIM-I inks MoU with Asia University for joint courses

He noted that the collaboration would offer a platform for student and faculty exchange and exchange of research and educational data to be used for educational and training purposes.

'We'll need more student accommodation' says York university chief - Vimarsana News

'We'll need more student accommodation' says York university chief

THE University of York is going to need more space for student accommodation in the coming years, according to its vice-chancellor.

Kenyan farm workers launch Scottish legal bid against tea giant - Vimarsana News

Kenyan farm workers launch Scottish legal bid against tea giant

BBC News By David Cowan Published Seven farm workers from Kenya are suing one of the world's biggest tea producers for damages in a personal injury court in Scotland. The tea pickers allege they have suffered severe health problems because of working conditions on farms run by James Finlay Kenya Ltd. It is part of a multi-national company which can trace its roots back to Glasgow in the 18th Century. The firm is opposing the action and has defended its health and safety record. Finlays began as a cotton trader in Scotland in 1750 and now has operations on five continents, with Starbucks among...

Source: bbc.com