Introduction In a time when digital platforms are expanding access to education and recognition, there’s a quiet debate taking place in many circles: Is...
Introduction There’s a common assumption floating around — that if someone pays a fee for their honorary degree, the honour somehow becomes less pure...
Introduction Convocations have long symbolised celebration, achievement, and formal recognition. In India, these ceremonies were traditionally held in university auditoriums with dignitaries, physical gowns,...
Introduction Across India, in small villages, forest communities, and dusty lanes far from city lights, countless individuals are creating real change. A woman starting...
Introduction For generations, the idea of formal recognition—whether in the form of awards, degrees, or public honours—has often been tightly linked to status, wealth,...
Introduction There’s a question that often comes up when people hear about honorary degrees from digital universities that involve a processing charge: If someone...
Introduction For Indian families, milestones are more than personal achievements — they are collective celebrations. From school results to job promotions, each step forward...
Introduction In a world where everything from education to celebrations is increasingly digital, honorary doctorates have also found a new home—online. As digital universities...
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 Recognition is one of the most powerful forms of encouragement in any society. When someone is honoured for their service, creativity, or positive...