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Electric vehicles (EVs) are not just the future of transportation—they represent a pivotal step towards a sustainable energy ecosystem. However, as the adoption of EVs grows, so does the question of what to do with their batteries once they reach the end of their primary life cycle. Fortunately, through refurbishment, repurposing, and recycling with the help of sustainable cathode materials,

The University of Manchester, one of the UK's leading universities, recently celebrated its 200-year anniversary with an alumni meet in Mumbai. This event underscored the University's strong ties with India and highlighted its ongoing commitment to fostering India-UK student mobility, as well as partnerships with Indian institutes and industry.

“No matter how small the effort is, it can make a difference to the mission of conserving our environment,” Mr Sunil Kale, the project officer, with the Wildlife Research and Conservation Society (WRCS).

FLAME University’s 15th convocation ceremony was graced by Ms. Saina Nehwal, Olympic medalist, former World No. 1 badminton player, and currently ranked among India's top athletes. Recognized with the prestigious Padma Bhushan in 2016, Ms. Nehwal awarded FLAME's students with medals, lauding