Citizens of the United States have placed the future of their country in the hands of Joe Biden. Although he has taken several steps to help curb the impact of Covid-19 and has taken measures to reinstate the USA as a global leader, there are other more pressing issues at hand. So, is he really the right choice?
Keeping in mind the enormous student population that aspires to continue their higher education abroad, MAHE hosted a talk on 20th August by the U.S. vice-consul to India, Ms Michele Giovia. Following the talk, The MIT Post spoke with her about the various avenues of studying and working in the U.S.
North America and Eurasia faced a brutal winter due to the Polar Vortex, with parts of the US experiencing temperatures colder than Antarctica. Here’s a look at the Polar Vortex and its widespread effect on the Northern countries and India.
Dr Shivakumar, a delegate of the Illinois Institute of Technology’s India office, gave a talk on the registration and procedures regarding provisional admission for Master’s courses in the university. The talk invited students of MIT interested in continuing their higher studies in the United States of America.
The revelations of the American President’s close aides directing wiretapping and espionage activities shocked the nation and ended the careers of President Richard Nixon and his men. In All The President’s Men, the story of the reporters who first brought out the facts, we find several lessons relevant even to today’s times.
With the United States risking its net neutrality restrictions, it is essential to realise the implications of having fought for the same against TRAI, as the citizens of India, a few years ago.
