Introduction In India, higher education is governed by well-defined rules—and the title of “Doctor” is not handed out casually. Among the many forms of...
Introduction India’s universities have long been spaces where education meets culture, values meet ideas, and academic recognition extends beyond borders. While honorary doctorates are...
Introduction Honorary doctorates are often conferred upon individuals whose contributions to society, knowledge, or service are deeply impactful. But what happens when such a...
Introduction India has always celebrated its achievers. Whether it’s a film icon, a sports champion, or a social change leader, we take pride in...
Introduction In Indian families, academic and social recognition is rarely an individual achievement. When someone receives an award, it becomes a matter of collective...
Introduction The word “honorary” evokes a sense of pride. It signifies recognition without examination, acknowledgment without a formal course—something earned not through study, but...
Introduction In India, titles carry weight. Whether it’s “Doctor,” “Guru,” “Professor,” or “Padma Shri,” such recognitions are more than just words. They represent a...
Introduction In Indian homes, celebrations are never solitary. Whether it’s a birthday, a wedding, or an achievement, the moment becomes bigger when shared with...
Introduction Titles have always carried social meaning. In Indian society especially, the way a person is addressed says a lot about how they are...
Introduction In a world where digital achievements, social media posts, and formal degrees flood our timelines, one moment still stands apart — being recognised...