Innholdsfortegnelse for July 1, 2024 i India Today

Around this time, every year, over 10 million students in India who have just passed out of high school make a frantic search for the college of their choice. The world they are about to enter carries a set of unknown possibilities for them, and they often have no route map for it. Nor is it a static world. College education is exploding with dynamism at every level, gaining volume and complexity by the year. For instance: according to official estimates released in January 2023, there were 43.3 million young Indians enrolled in higher education institutions in the country in 2021-22, an increase of 26.5 per cent over 2014-15. Of these, close to 35 million were at the undergraduate level. Those who seek admission into these portals face what can…

First conducted in 1997, the India Today Best Colleges Survey in its first year ranked only engineering, medical and law colleges. The following year, Arts, Science and Commerce were added. Over the years, as the methodology was regularly revised and updated to make the evaluation more robust and objective, the rankings saw the addition of new streams such as Architecture, Dental Sciences, Mass Communication, Hotel Management, BBA, BCA, Social Work and Fashion Design. Now in its 28th year, a lookback at the top institutes across all streams. Competition may have been snapping at their heels, but these toppers have always been one step ahead Website: https://bestcolleges.indiatoday.in/…

No. 1 HINDU COLLEGE, NEW DELHI GURUSPEAK “State-of-the-art laboratories, latest equipment, highly qualified faculty, ability to innovate, inculcating research and innovation while at the same time nurturing the humanistic values upheld enduringly in the 125-year legacy of the institution make us stand apart” PROF. ANJU SRIVASTAVA Principal, Hindu College Sculpting the future. For 125 years, Hindu College has stayed true to that slogan, its reputation as a top-tier undergraduate college evident in academics, research, extracurricular activities and placements. That commitment to rigour and excellence is true of its Science stream as well, drawing a significant influx of applicants every year. Not only does the college have an esteemed history, set up as it was when the Indian National Movement began taking shape, but also a superior faculty, modern infrastructure and diverse…

No. 1 MAULANA AZAD INSTITUTE OF DENTAL SCIENCES (MAIDS), NEW DELHI GURUSPEAK “MAIDS has been dedicatedly advancing patient care, pioneering education, and fostering groundbreaking research in oral health. At the heart of our mission lies a commitment to shaping the future of smile-makers by providing them holistic experience with cutting-edge technology, clinical experience, interdisciplinary approach, research opportunities, community outreach and global perspectives.” DR ARUNDEEP KAUR Director-principal, Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences Located in central Delhi, Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences (MAIDS) celebrated its 40th anniversary this year. To mark the occasion, the institute organised a dental health ‘utsav’ that included free dental check-up, dental health awareness programmes, social media campaigns and lectures on dental health. Another proof of its commitment to providing dental care to the community is its…

No. 1 DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING, IIT ROORKEE GURUSPEAK “Through interdisciplinary collaboration and a commitment to sustainability, we are shaping architects who are not just building structures but also shaping communities” PROFESSOR K.K. PANT Director, IIT Roorkee “Our goal is to blend academic prowess with skill and a professional mindset to address complex challenges and shape a sustainable future for all” PROFESSOR MAHUA MUKHERJEE HoD, Department of Architecture and Planning, IIT Roorkee Located on IIT Roorkee’s 365-acre campus, the Department of Architecture and Planning, started in 1956, imparts high-quality education in the professional fields of architecture and planning. The architecture programme is known for its rigorous curriculum, which includes a blend of theoretical knowledge, skill development and practical knowhow. The curriculum aligns with the New Education Policy of India…

No. 1 INSTITUTE OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT, CATERING & NUTRITION, PUSA, NEW DELHI GURUSPEAK “The central location of the institute in New Delhi brings a lot of co-curricular learning opportunities to students by default. Government-sponsored programmes such as the Bharat Parv, the Paryatan Parv, state banquets and global events such as the G-20 summit give them exposure and confidence” KAMAL KANT PANT Principal, IHM Pusa IHM Pusa’s distinction comes not just from its illustrious history. The institute was started in 1962 by the Government of India with inputs from international organisations such as the Food and Agricultural Organisation and experts from no less than the Royal Army Catering Corps, UK. Not only has IHM Pusa stayed true to that pedigree but has also over the years come to be known for the…

No. 1 TATA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES (TISS), MUMBAI GURUSPEAK “TISS is known for its student-centric approach. Everything revolves around them. We have an open-door policy where students can walk in to discuss questions, challenges and difficulties and we are there to help them out” DR BIPIN JOJO Dean, TISS School of Social Work The verdant Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) campus in Mumbai’s Deonar is an escape from the hustle and bustle of the busy metropolis. But it’s the learning done outside of it that the esteemed institute most prides itself on. TISS’s School of Social Work (SSW) has 16 field action projects that see students work with the government, non-government institutions and communities. Last year, it was able to impact 45,000 people through these programmes and was awarded…

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Nikhil Mehrotra has made a name for himself with the relatable scripts he has written or co-written, including the likes of Dangal, Chhichhore, Panga and Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl. With the romantic sports film Mr. & Mrs. Mahi, which is about a married couple with a shared passion for cricket and stars Rajkummar Rao and Janhvi Kapoor, he has delivered another moving drama. Edited excerpts from an interview: Q. Did writing a romantic drama centred around cricket pose any interesting creative challenges? We wanted cricket to be intrinsic to the ups and downs of the relationship. This was both fun and challenging. As a story of a couple with a common love for cricket, it was similar to Panga (2020), another sports drama, and initially I wasn’t too excited about…

Behind the first memorandum of the Chipko movement, Chandi Prasad Bhatt writes, was “a larger collective consciousness or historical context”. His autobiography, Gentle Resistance, roots the protests against treefelling in Garhwal in the alienation of its people from their forests. “The British administration began a systematic process of intervention in our forests.” The land settlement of 1823 began “constraining people from the commons and depriving them of their… natural rights.” The government of free India did nothing to restore the forests to its citizens, its Forest Department inheriting both ownership and the attitude from the departed colonials. Born in 1934 to an impoverished Brahmin family in Chamoli district, Chandi Prasad Bhatt lost his father early, and his mother struggled to fund his education. He found a steady job as…

Ravissant: A World of Ultimate Elegance Distributed by Mapin Publishing ₹9,000; 236 pages Over a storied career, Mina and Ravi Chawla have dabbled in pretty much everything. They started out as purveyors of fine Indian handicrafts, then segued into design, buoyed by their desire to create world-class luxury goods that were Indian at heart but wedded to a contemporary European sensibility. This book tells that story. The Chawlas opened their first boutique in the Hansalaya Building in Connaught Place on 1st January, 1981. The stark white-and-black interiors were designed by Bernhard Schlachter, a student of the influential German graphic designer Kurt Weidemann, who had introduced him to the Chawlas. The Chawlas sold everything from fashion to furnishings and furniture. They supplied swimwear and gowns for Miss India contestants and uniforms…

TAHIR SULTAN Interior Decorator, Artist, Designer, Visual Merchandiser, Curator and owner Cult Food Business Makaan, Jaipur www.makaanjaipur.com For Tahir Sultan, styling has always been a part of the ethos of his brand and who he is. “It started with fashion shoots for my clothing label, but then moved into visual merchandising for other brands. This included tablescapes for international and national clients to interiors of homes, hotels, stores, galleries and restaurants,” says Sultan, who also has a thriving food business. Sultan chases out of the box ideas, loves the eccentric and looks for beauty where others won’t see it. “Styling involves looking at a project and lending it a voice which is both harmonious and creative, without being overbearing; and it must of course fit within the parameters of a…

Here’s my understanding of the art movement of Surrealism. During this time, artists started expressing themselves through illogical scenes after World War I. Various mediums such as photography, painting, and sculptures have taken on the movement. Beyond reality or surreality, logical or illogical, it is all is subjective to one’s understanding and perception. We have used interior design as a medium to express the same in balanced contemporary expression. It is logical to have an upright straight arch. We tried using the illogical inverted arch in the same space, next to each other, all in harmony. Dali, being one of the most famous flag bearers of the surrealist art movement is known for blurring the boundaries between soft, hard, fluidity, reality, and super-reality (one such reference is The Persistence…

Location BANGALORE Area 5,000 sq ft Principal Designer AISHWARYA GOVIND Firm House of Ruya Our clients, a mother and her daughter wanted this apartment to marry the timeless elegance of traditional Indian design with the clean lines and modern sensibilities of contemporary aesthetics. She is an individual with a deep appreciation for diverse traditions and art. While she values her cultural roots, she also has a keen eye for modern design and desires a home that seamlessly integrates both. Another criterion we had to fulfil was to create elements that were bespoke. They wanted an inviting, aesthetically pleasing, calm, sophisticated and timeless space. Making Room This is a single floor plate 5,000 sq ft luxury apartment in Rajajinagar, Bangalore with six bedrooms. One of the bedrooms was converted into a…

With over 45,000 colleges across India, the 28th annual edition of India Today Group’s ranking of best colleges in India intends to make critical career decisions easier for aspirants. Our ranking has come to be known as the gold standard for all stakeholders, including recruiters, parents, alumni, policy makers and institutions. Since 2018, the survey has been done in association with reputed Delhi-based market research agency Marketing & Development Research Associates (MDRA) and has been widely appreciated for its consistency. For this year, the groundwork was conducted between January and June. Colleges were ranked across 14 streams—Arts, Science, Commerce, Medical, Dental Sciences, Engineering, Architecture, Law, Mass Communication, Hotel Management, BBA, BCA, So Work and Fashion Design. During the objective ranking, MDRA carefully attuned more than 112 performance indicators in each…

No. 1 SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, NEW DELHI GURUSPEAK “Our unrelenting, unyielding and unending drive for excellence is what makes us unique. We have articulated and incorporated a five Es framework for achieving greater excellence—education, erudition, enrichment, expansion, empowerment and environment” PROFESSOR SIMRIT KAUR Principal, SRCC The Shri Ram College of Commerce in the capital has many firsts to its name—not only was it the first college dedicated to commerce education but it was also the first amongst co-ed educational institutes in Delhi to construct a girls’ hostel in 1985. What also makes SRCC unique is the variety of perspectives, interactions and experiences students encounter on its campus and the fact that they are encouraged to think out of the box. Life at SRCC is not just about academics either—the…

No. 1 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DELHI GURUSPEAK “We focus on keeping our curriculum and research relevant to the needs of society and encourage our students and faculty to work on their ideas. We believe that in the changing environment we need to keep reinventing ourselves by introducing new courses and modifying our existing offerings” PROFESSOR RANGAN BANERJEE Director, IIT Delhi A mid the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, where groundbreaking advancements are reshaping industries and societies, the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) play a pivotal role in nurturing innovative minds and providing practical solutions to real-world challenges. Among these prestigious institutions, IIT Delhi stands tall as a beacon of excellence. Established in 1961 as the College of Engineering, IIT Delhi has consistently been ranked as the undisputed leader in…

No. 1 NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL OF INDIA UNIVERSITY (NLSIU), BENGALURU GURUSPEAK “We coach our students to ask why the law is as it is. And we coach our students to ask what the law should be. We graduate students who are creative thinkers with very strong academic foundations” PROFESSOR SUDHIR KRISHNASWAMY Vice Chancellor, NLSIU The verdant campus of the National Law School of India University (NLSIU) in Bengaluru has had a makeover in the past year. A new amphitheatre has come up next to the library block while landscaped ponds have been built into some of the open spaces on the campus, to give students more space for interaction. Meanwhile, the main walkway has been redesigned with tactile paving to assist the vision-impaired. At India’s premier law institute, where inclusivity and…

No. 1 SHAHEED SUKHDEV COLLEGE OF BUSINESS STUDIES, NEW DELHI GURUSPEAK “We foster excellence through a student-centric approach. With our passionate faculty, cutting-edge courses, and legacy of surpassing our own achievements, we have remained relevant and meaningful for 37 years” PROFESSOR POONAM VERMA Principal, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies For undergraduate students wanting to acquire a bachelor of business administration (BBA) degree, the Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (SSCBS), University of Delhi, offers a comprehensive and up-to-date curriculum that covers core business disciplines such as marketing, finance, human resources and operations, besides subjects such as data analytics, digital marketing and entrepreneurship. SSCBS is known for its innovative approach towards business management education, and its curriculum is designed to blend theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Courses such as private equity,…

No. 1 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY, NEW DELHI GURUSPEAK “NIFT Delhi’s blend of reputation, comprehensive curriculum, state-of-the-art facilities, industry collaborations, experienced faculty, creative and inclusive environment and global exposure make it a standout institution for fashion education in India” ANUPAM JAIN Campus Director, NIFT Delhi What’s in fashion today is OD (outdated) tomorrow and retro chic the day after. Keeping up may prove to be a chore not just for the wannabe fashionista, but even for those crafting the trends, unless you have been groomed to ace the dynamics of the industry by an institute like the National Institute of Fashion Technology(NIFT), Delhi. The curriculum here provides holistic and hands-on training, and covers subjects like fashion history, textile science, design principles, garment construction, fashion marketing, sustainable practices and trend forecasting, providing…

Elan burst onto the Tamil cinema scene out of nowhere. Beginning young, he admits he was lucky to make his directorial debut at 23—with the fresh, thoughtful, enlightened romantic comedy Pyaar Prema Kaadhal in 2018. And then it took six years for his sophomore film Star with Kavin in the lead. The film deals with Kalai (Kavin), an aspiring actor with dreams of becoming Tamil cinema’s next star. Kalai is the son of a photographer played by Lal, a father who is more enthusiastic and bullish about his son’s chances. Elan’s father too is a still photographer turned actor—Stills Pandian—but the autobiographical aspect ends there. Elan is positive about the long gap between his first two films. “I started very young; I made my first film at 23. I felt…

Q. Your eponymous restaurant in Bangkok was listed at No. 9 in the World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2024 and also named Asia’s Best Restaurant. Were you expecting this honour? We’ve only been open 22 months and being a part of this list is a reflection of our hard work during this time. In the coming years, we could be heading for the best! It’s like climbing a mountain, you go up, come down and then start again. This is a new start for us and we’re climbing faster. Q. What are the ingredients of a successful restaurant? Passion, authenticity and ethics. You have to be authentic to stand apart from others and be ethical with your diners and employees. We are a small restaurant that has made a big impact…

EESHAAN KASHYAP, 38 Founder and Creative Head Tablescape by Eeshaan www.eeshaankashyap.com That Eeshaan Kashyap is talented, is a known fact. But did you know he has many hyphens between the words that describe what he does for a living. For starters, he is a well-known food and beverage curator. Post-pandemic he progressed as a curator that experiments with everything from ceramics and paper to resin and metal. He is also a designer and artist. Another feather in his cap is his ability to craft and curate tableware, home accents and clothes. He also styles tables for an exclusive clientele and has dabbled extensively with food styling. “I come from a food and beverage background. As a trained chef and designer for many restaurants, I have always been working closely with…

Quiet luxury has never been louder. While this trend has captured the imaginations of the well heeled globally, in the world of interiors this has led to a shift towards materials that are high in quality, furniture that is sculptural, decor that’s one-of-its-kind, showpieces that are limited edition and functional art that’s beautiful and bespoke. For those who are still confused, take a tour with us to a duplex in Alipore, Kolkata, home to interior designer Ajay Arya and his wife Sweta. It brings 6,000 sq ft space to life with antique carpets, stainless steel sculptures, heirloom pieces, crystals and art. The play of light and shadow, low and high volumes, and old and new, leaves the eyes enchanted and the hearts wanting more. “For me quiet luxury means something…

It’s hard to walk the line between art and craft, fun and functional, beauty and practicality. However, artists and designers, Nitush Mahipal and Aroosh Mahipal manage to do that with flair, under their art and design studio, Nitush – Aroosh. “Our latest collection showcases a series of sculptural furniture, lights, and objects that continue our exploration of organic shapes and textured surfaces,” says Nitush. The pieces draw inspiration from the fluidity and movement of water. “Each piece embodies undulated textures and dynamic interactions with light and surroundings,” adds Aroosh. The hand sculpted, innovative designs add tactility by shaping stainless steel into hollow, 3D forms. Their aim? To redefine conventional standards of beauty and utility. Mission accomplished. PRICE ₹30,000 onwards | AT www.nitusharoosh.com…

“Excellence,” former president of India and eminent aerospace scientist A.P.J. Abdul Kalam would say, “is a continuous process and not an accident.” This could be a reasonable explanation for why the winners across the streams have been somewhat of a permanent fixture in the top slot for the past five editions of the India Today Best Colleges survey. Luck or laxity in rigour on the part of the surveyors has little to do with that achievement. Rather, the disciplined, unwavering focus of the toppers in embracing change and incorporating innovation in the process of learning is what has cemented their place at the top. The India Today Best Colleges annual survey has been recognising and celebrating the commitment to excellence shown by these institutions for the past two decades. Now in…

No. 1 HINDU COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI GURUSPEAK “Our USP is the best of educational infrastructure, state-of-the-art auditoriums, highly qualified faculty and respect for diversity that emanates from the motto of our founding fathers. We firmly believe in the liberal arts tradition of discourse and inquiry while staying rooted in our civilisational values” ANJU SRIVASTAVA Principal, Hindu College IN an ever-evolving and complex world, the belief that you studied the arts if you didn’t have the brains to do science was given a burial a few decades back. For nothing else prepares you better to understand the realm of human life, society and culture than the interdisciplinary approach of Humanities courses. This is something Hindu College in Delhi University recognises well and has geared its entire pedagogy towards, in its undergraduate…

No. 1 ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (AIIMS), DELHI GURUSPEAK “AIIMS is known for its comprehensive healthcare, cutting-edge research and medical education. It has produced some of the finest doctors in the country” DR M. SRINIVAS, Director, AIIMS Delhi As a hospital, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Delhi treats 80,000 inpatients and 1.5 million outpatients on its 115-acre campus every year. The diversity of both patients and diseases you encounter at AIIMS makes the academic experience here unparalleled, presenting students with endless opportunities to practise their theoretical knowledge. With just over 1,700 medical students distributed across 43 departments, the average student-teacher ratio at AIIMS is estimated to be 6:1, compared to the national average of 29:1. It is this virtuous ratio which allows faculty to develop close ties…

No. 1 BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, PILANI GURUSPEAK “At the heart of the institute’s success is its flexibility, which places the responsibility of learning on the students from the very beginning. In India, students often select courses based on societal pressure, but their true interests might lie elsewhere. Flexibility allows them to follow both their head and their heart” PROFESSOR V. RAMGOPAL RAO Group Vice Chancellor, BITS Pilani Founded by the visionary entrepreneur G.D. Birla in his hometown, the Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, known popularly as BITS Pilani, has not only set an unparalleled standard in engineering education but has also become a breeding ground for innovation. No one puts it better than Group Vice Chancellor V. Ramgopal Rao—“If I had to describe BITS in one word,…

No. 1 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MASS COMMUNICATION, NEW DELHI GURUSPEAK “Our USP is the focus on practical aspects of media studies, be it journalism or advertising and mass communication. Our students learn as much outside the classrooms as they do inside them. This stands our students in good stead when they join the industry” ANUPAMA BHATNAGAR, Director General, IIMC Nestled in the greens of outer Delhi, the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) stands as a beacon of excellence, fostering the next generation of media professionals with its rich legacy and innovative curriculum. The nearly six-decade-old institution under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has traditionally offered a one-year Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism. However, from this year, it is a deemed to be university, which should give it greater freedom in designing…

No. 1 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE, CHRIST (DEEMED TO BE UNIVERSITY), BENGALURU GURUSPEAK “One of our USPs is learner-centric and holistic education. Through benchmarking, over the years, we have been able to raise the level of learning and the output of our students” DR FR JOSE C.C. Vice Chancellor, Christ (Deemed to be University) The Department of Computer Science at Christ remains at the forefront of the rapidly evolving tech landscape by fostering strong connections with the industry. Dr Ashok Immanuel V., head of department, stresses the importance of immersing first-semester BCA students in programming from the outset, given the application-oriented nature of the course. “By the second semester,” he adds, “students delve into web development, thus securing internships within their first year itself.” The second year introduces mobile computing,…

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RIGHT OFF THE BAT Whether you love him or hate him, you can’t ignore him. We are talking about one of the most famous caped crusaders, Batman. Now you can own a beautiful limited edition, black matte porcelain Batman. How? For the 85th anniversary of DC’s mythical superhero, Lladró and Warner Bros-Discovery Global Consumer Products have collaborated to produce 500 units. The brand has recreated in minute detail the iconic superhero. PRICE ₹2.85 lakh AT www.lladro.com PIECE OF CAKE Elevate your dinner table with Frazer and Haws’ new range of cake and cheese platters in silver. With fine detailing and high quality silver used to create the pieces, it adds depth and dimension to any room. What’s more, they make for great gifts. PRICE ₹10,000 onwards AT www.frazerandhaws.com A LIQUID…

SAMIR WADEKAR, 34 Interior stylist and decorator @sam_wade11 (Instagram) One of the most sought after interior stylists in the country, Samir Wadekar is known for transforming spaces into an unparalleled visual delight. He started his journey with a chance internship at Architectural Digest India in 2012. “I joined the magazine when the second issue was about to be published; I ended up working my way up and staying with the magazine for almost eight years,” says Wadekar, who was exposed to incredible homes, people and places. He ventured as a consultant stylist in early 2020. Having studied product design and with a background in art history he developed a unique perspective when styling spaces and creative directing shoots. “As a stylist, I broadly compartmentalise what I do into two very…

How do you decide the colour palette for an interior design project? As a designer the first thing we do is find out the sensibility of the client, what kind of colours they like. The colours you use should create a harmonious space. Even if you plan different rooms in different colours, ultimately, they need to have some thread of harmony running through them that binds the whole colour scheme together. Take for example this 5,000 sq ft apartment in Mumbai with spectacular views of the sea. The homeowners were very clear that they wanted a home that didn’t conform to any particular style or colours, but would be a reflection of their eclectic outlook and be a space where they felt comfortable and very much at home. So, right…