During summer, refrigerators work harder than usual. Rising temperatures and frequent door opening — whether to grab a cold drink or store leftovers — put extra pressure on the appliance. An eco-friendly refrigerator is designed to handle this better, consuming less energy and using eco-friendly refrigerants without compromising on cooling. Brands like Haier, LG, and Samsung offer a solid range of options for those looking to upgrade.

Upgrade to a new refrigerator this season with the Bajaj Finserv Easy EMI Loan

The good news is that upgrading doesn’t have to mean a large one-time expense. The Bajaj Finserv Summer Sale makes it more affordable, with Easy EMI Loan of up to Rs. 5 lakh, seasonal discounts, and zero down payment on select models. Shoppers can head to their nearest Bajaj Finserv partner store — including Vijay Sales and Croma — to avail the financing options and take their new refrigerator home the same day.

Why eco-friendly refrigerators are worth considering?
The BEE star rating is a reliable indicator of energy efficiency — the higher the rating, the lower the power consumption. Since a refrigerator runs 24/7 and is opened frequently, a higher-rated model can meaningfully reduce long-term electricity costs. Selecting the right capacity is equally important, as an oversized or undersized fridge consumes more energy than necessary.

Top eco-friendly refrigerators available in March 2026
Shoppers can compare features, capacity, and type on Bajaj Mall before visiting a nearby partner store to finalise the purchase.

• Whirlpool 205 WDE CLS Single Door Refrigerator (184L) 

  • Price: Rs. 12,990 | EMI from: Rs. 859/month

  • Why it works: A compact 3-star model for small apartments — energy-conscious cooling without occupying too much kitchen space.

• Samsung Camellia Blue Single Door Refrigerator (223L) 

  • Price: Rs. 19,990 | EMI from: Rs. 1,535/month

  • Why it works: Digital Inverter Technology adjusts compressor speed based on cooling demand, reducing energy consumption and noise.

• LG Smart Inverter Double Door Refrigerator (242L) 

  • Price: Rs. 25,990 | EMI from: Rs. 1,542/month

  • Why it works: DoorCooling+ circulates cold air evenly across all shelves, maintaining consistent temperatures and reducing the compressor’s workload.

• Samsung Convertible Double Door Refrigerator (322L) 

  • Price: Rs. 34,990 | EMI from: Rs. 2,433/month

  • Why it works: Five convertible modes allow adjustment of the fridge-to-freezer ratio, avoiding energy waste when full freezer capacity is not required.

• Haier Side-by-Side Refrigerator (596L) 

  • Price: Rs. 1,01,990 | EMI from: Rs. 5,200/month

  • Why it works: Twin cooling systems maintain independent temperatures across fresh and frozen sections, improving energy efficiency.

• LG InstaView Side-by-Side Refrigerator (635L) 

  • Price: Rs. 2,06,499 | EMI from: Rs. 11,400/month

  • Why it works: Knocking twice on the glass panel lets users see inside without opening the door, reducing cold air loss. UV Nano technology keeps the water dispenser hygienic without additional energy use.

*Disclaimer

The prices and EMIs mentioned may differ based on the variant, partner store, location, and promotional offer. Please visit your nearest partner store to find the latest offers and prices.

Limited-time offers on eco-friendly refrigerators

• Whirlpool — Up to 30% off on models priced Rs. 10,000 – Rs. 1,71,000, with EMIs starting from Rs. 859/month 

• LG — Up to 50% off on models priced Rs. 10,000 – Rs. 2,05,000, with EMIs starting from Rs. 875/month 

• Samsung — Up to 50% off on models priced Rs. 10,000 – Rs. 2,05,000, with EMIs starting from Rs. 1,290/month

Offers are limited-time and subject to change. Verify current availability at your nearest partner store.

How to buy a new refrigerator with Bajaj Finserv?
Splitting the cost of a new refrigerator into monthly instalments makes the upgrade far more manageable instead of making a large one-time payment. During the Summer Sale, shoppers can enjoy the following benefits:

• Browse on Bajaj Mall: Compare eco-friendly refrigerators by capacity, door type, star rating, and brand before visiting a store.

• Check pre-approved eligibility: The pre-approved loan limit can be verified on the Bajaj Finserv website using a registered mobile number and OTP verification.

• Find a partner store: Check shortlisted models at 1.5 lakh+ stores across 4,000+ cities.

• Check the model in person: In-store staff can assist with evaluating capacity, star rating, energy features, and build quality.

• Choose an EMI plan: Financing of up to Rs. 5 lakh is available through the Bajaj Finserv Insta EMI Card or Easy EMI Loan, with zero down payment on select models and tenures ranging from 1 to 60 months.

• Complete the purchase: Once approved, the transaction is processed instantly and the refrigerator can be taken home the same day.

With limited-time offers and exclusive deals during the Bajaj Finserv Summer Sale, March is a practical time to upgrade to an eco-friendly refrigerator.

About Bajaj Finance Limited
Bajaj Finance Ltd. (‘BFL’, ‘Bajaj Finance’, or ‘the Company’), a subsidiary of Bajaj Finserv Ltd., is a deposit taking Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC-D) registered with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and is classified as an NBFC-Investment and Credit Company (NBFC-ICC). BFL is engaged in the business of lending and acceptance of deposits. It has a diversified lending portfolio across retail, SMEs, and commercial customers with significant presence in both urban and rural India. It accepts public and corporate deposits and offers a variety of financial services products to its customers. BFL, a thirty-five-year-old enterprise, has now become a leading player in the NBFC sector in India and on a consolidated basis, it has a franchise of 69.14 million customers. BFL has the highest domestic credit rating of AAA/Stable for long-term borrowing, A1+ for short-term borrowing, and CRISIL AAA/Stable & [ICRA]AAA(Stable) for its FD program. It has a long-term issuer credit rating of BB+/Positive and a short-term rating of B by S&P Global ratings.

To know more, visit www.bajajfinserv.in.

Humans of Bombay‘s recent podcast episode features an intimate conversation with Seema Singh, philanthropist, entrepreneur, and cultural advocate, whose life is a masterclass in turning privilege into purpose.

Seema Singh spends time with children supported by MeghaShrey, the self-funded foundation through which she educates, mentors and empowers young lives across India

In a candid exchange with host Karishma Mehta, Seema opens up about her journey from a sheltered upbringing in Patna to building a life of extraordinary impact in Mumbai. What emerges is a portrait of a woman reshaping lives far from the spotlight.

Watch the full conversation here: youtu.be/9DuHfQiEO-I?si=f3_d0EXCbIcUH32W

At the heart of her work is MeghaShrey, an NGO she self-funds entirely, with no CSR grants and no corporate sponsorships.
 

Named after her children Meghna and Shrey, the organization has touched thousands of lives, from adopting a school of 1,000 girls in Bihar with scholarships and self-defense training, to vaccinating nearly 100,000 women against cervical cancer across rural Maharashtra, Bihar, Punjab, and Delhi.
 

She also supports 150 children in Mumbai with education and sports, and aids over 120 senior citizens at an old age home in Dahisar.

Her anti-dowry advocacy was sparked by something deeply personal, watching her household helper unable to marry off her daughter because the groom’s family demanded a scooter. That moment, she says, changed everything.

Beyond philanthropy, Seema champions India’s artisan economy through her fashion label SS by Seema Singh, created to support weavers and emerging designers hit hardest by the pandemic.

This is the kind of conversation you’ll want to sit with.

The 2026 ICC T20 World Cup is approaching the business end of the tournament, and we will soon be left with four teams and three matches that will decide the champions of the ongoing biennial tournament.

The tenth edition of the T20 World Cup has not disappointed the fans as several associate teams proved their worth in the group stages, and the Super Eight stage has also surprised at every juncture so far, with an unthinkable script in store for us for the semi-finals as well.

England became the first team to seal a semi-final spot, albeit the English team does need to fill a few holes if they want to lift the T20 World Cup for the third time. The likes of Jos Buttler and Tom Banton look short of runs, while Phil Salt and Jacob Bethell also need to improve their consistency with the bat in hand.

Apart from England, it’s a toss-up between New Zealand, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan, with the Kiwis seeming like the side which has the most potential to defeat opposition sides in their upcoming matches.

In the other group, South Africa and the West Indies are front-runners to make it to the semi-final, but one should never rule out a team like India, which can still work wonders and win both matches by a huge margin to reach the semi-final stage of the 2026 T20 World Cup.

Let’s have a look at the top five prominent names who could influence the semi-finals of the 2026 edition of the ICC T20 World Cup:

#5 Axar Patel (India)

Axar Patel will have to contribute as a genuine all-rounder in the 2026 ICC T20 World Cup

Axar Patel has emerged as one of the best all-rounders in T20 cricket over the last couple of years, and the fact that he was elevated to the vice-captain role in the Indian T20 team spoke loads about his pivotal contributions and current standing in the team.

In the 2024 T20 World Cup final, the Indian side was in a precarious position after three of their top four batters, Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Pant, and Suryakumar Yadav, had returned to the pavilion. At that moment, Patel stepped up and built a solid partnership with Virat Kohli, contributing 47 runs off 31 balls, which helped the Blues lift the trophy after 17 years.

India was in a similar position against South Africa in the Super Eight stage, but their vice-captain wasn’t able to bail them out as he was dropped by the team management on his home ground.

Axar’s return to the team in place of Rinku Singh or Washington Sundar could provide India a much-needed boost, which just might propel them into the semi-final if other results go their way.

#4 Lockie Ferguson (New Zealand)

Lockie Ferguson’s ability to strike crucial wickets in the powerplay overs has come to the fore, even on flat pitches of the M Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. The fast bowler dismissed both in-form opening batters, Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Ibrahim Zadran, and also scalped the important wicket of the dangerous Quinton de Kock against South Africa.

Ferguson’s variations and the wily method of delivering both the new ball and the old ball would be crucial against Sri Lanka and England, as the pitches on offer in Colombo and Pallekele offer more assistance to fast bowlers compared to the pitches in Chennai and at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

The Kiwis’ first fixture in the Super Eight stage was abandoned due to rain, which would put more pressure on the side from down south to perform against hosts Sri Lanka and a formidable English side which has already sealed their berth in the semi-finals.

#3 Sherfane Rutherford (West Indies)

While skipper Shai Hope and Shimron Hetmyer have been in superb form at the top of the order, Sherfane Rutherford could be the X-factor for the Caribbean side when the big moment arrives for the West Indies.

Rutherford has hit 11 maximums in the ongoing T20 World Cup, the joint second-most as of statistics after the end of Zimbabwe vs West Indies where he hit 31 runs off 13 balls to help his side put up 254 runs on the board.

The southpaw has scored 157 runs at a strike rate of 189 and has been dismissed only once, in the first match against Scotland which even signifies that Rutherford could bat even higher but Darren Sammy might reserve him for death overs which has benefitted the team so far.

#2 Tristan Stubbs (South Africa)

Like Sherfane Rutherford, Tristan Stubbs has been the bonafide finisher for his side and has been dismissed only once in the tournament so far against Afghanistan. Even against the Afghans, Stubbs rose to the occassion in the Super Over battle smashing 10 runs when the Proteas needed 11 off 3 balls and then smashed a maximum in the second Super Over as well.

Tristan Stubbs has proven his mettle as a reliable finisher for South Africa alongside David Miller

The 2024 T20 World Cup runners-up would be hoping that the triumvirate of Dewlad Brevis, Stubbs, and Miller works wonder in the semi-final as well. Apart from his Super Over exploits, Stubbs also dominated against Canada with an unbeaten innings of 34 runs off 19 balls while his innings of 44 runs off 24 balls against India.

The Proteas would be relying on the brilliance of Stubbs and David Miller as the duo showcased in the Super Over against Afghanistan and also in the Super Eight stage fixture against India, where the likes of Varun Chakravarthy and Hardik Pandya had no answers to their destructive shot-hitting abilities.

#1 Sam Curran (England)

Sam Curran is the most proven all-round option and the third senior-most player of the team in terms of appearances for the national team amongst the current squad members. In the 2024 T20 World Cup, Curran failed to produce his best as he scalped only 3 wickets in 5 matches and bowled at an economy rate of almost 10, failing to complete his quota of overs in most fixtures.

While Curran has made some useful contributions with the bat in his hand in this edition, the left-arm seamer has proved to be indispensable due to his excellent death bowling skills and the ability to pick wickets with the new ball and in the middle overs as well.

When it seemed like Italy could run England close in the death overs, Curran produced his best with figures of 3/22 in three overs, scalping the crucial wicket of Grant Stewart, who was closing in on his half-century while playing at a strike rate of more than 200.

Similarly, when Nepal was cruising in the run-chase against the Englishmen, Curran dismissed the dangerous Dipendra Singh Airee and then defended 10 runs in the final over against a well-set Lokesh Bam as well to help his side make it to the Super Eight stage unscathed.

AUTHOR: Mohak Arora, Parimatch Sports analytics expert

Celebrating the spirit of International Women’s Day 2026, Ladies Who Lead (LWL), India’s premier leadership and networking platform for women professionals, is hosting a series of high-impact, exclusive leadership conversations across Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru under the theme “Give to Gain.” The initiative is bringing together an influential cross-section of leaders from business, entrepreneurship, and public life in curated high-trust conversations, reiterating the importance of knowledge-sharing, mentorship, and collective progress in shaping the future of women’s leadership in India.

L to R – D.Y. Chandrachud (former Chief Justice of India), Aabha Bakaya (Founder of Ladies Who Lead)

These member-exclusive conversations features a distinguished line-up of leaders shaping India’s economic and institutional landscape, including D. Y. Chandrachud, former Chief Justice of India; Shefali Goradia, Chairperson of Deloitte South Asia; Ipsita Dasgupta, Senior Vice President and Managing Director at HP India; Vibha Padalkar, Managing Director and CEO of HDFC Life; Manisha Girotra, CEO of Moelis India; and Radhika Gupta, Managing Director and CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund. Through candid discussions and personal reflections, the leaders highlight insights on navigating complex leadership journeys, building resilient organisations, and the importance of women supporting and mentoring one another.

Anchored around the theme “Give to Gain,” the series emphasises the power of women leaders paying their knowledge and experiences forward. The conversations explore how mentorship, access to networks, and community-led learning can unlock opportunities for the next generation of women leaders and entrepreneurs.

“‘Give to Gain’ reflects the spirit of what our community stands for. When women leaders openly share their journeys, insights, and networks, they create pathways for many more women to step into leadership with confidence. At Ladies Who Lead, our goal is to build spaces where these conversations happen with honesty, generosity, and purpose. The collective power of women lifting each other up is what truly moves the needle,” said Aabha Bakaya, Founder of Ladies Who Lead.

Founded by Aabha Bakaya in 2021, Ladies Who Lead, today, is one of India’s most influential platforms for women professionals and entrepreneurs, creating high-trust rooms for dialogue between women leaders and corporate changemakers. Through curated leadership dialogues, mentorship sessions, and community-driven learning experiences, LWL continues to strengthen a growing ecosystem where women can connect, collaborate, and accelerate their professional journeys.

As the community continues to expand its footprint, including its recent international chapter launch in Dubai, Ladies Who Lead is building an exclusive global network of women leaders committed to sharing knowledge, opening doors, and enabling each other to succeed. By bringing together leaders across sectors and industries, the platform continues to play a meaningful role in advancing conversations around women’s leadership and building a stronger, more connected professional community.

About Ladies Who Lead
Ladies Who Lead (LWL) is a premium, members-only leadership and networking platform committed to empowering women professionals across India. Founded in 2021 by veteran business journalist Aabha Bakaya and business leader Aditya Ghosh, LWL brings together a diverse community of over 1,500 women leaders across 50+ industries. With curated events, high-intent networking, mentorship, and a robust digital platform, LWL enables women to connect, collaborate, and grow. The platform’s vision is to see more women in leadership roles and to create an ecosystem where women can lead boldly, drive impact, and inspire change.

For more information, please visit www.ladieswholead.in.

The Rotary Club of Chennai Legends, in association with Rotary International District 3234, organised Rotosew, an initiative to donate 225 motorised sewing machines to women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds in the city, in commemoration of International Women’s Day, to support them in starting their own tailoring ventures.

Rotary Club of Chennai Legends and Rotary District 3234 Donate 225 Sewing Machines to Women

Prior to the distribution of the sewing machines, the Rotary Club of Chennai Legends conducted a two-month vocational training programme for the beneficiaries in stitching kids’, men’s and women’s garments at its Rotary Skill Development Centre located at Dr. MGR Janaki College of Arts and Science for Women.

AKS Rtn. Er. Muruganandam M, RI Director (2025–27) and RI Vice President (2026–27), attended the event as the Chief Guest, while AKS Rtn. Vinod Saraogi, District Governor (2025–26), was the Guest of Honour. The event was also graced by Rtn. Ravi Sundaresan, District Governor Nominee (2028–29); PDG Rtn. Sridhar J, RRFC (2026–27); Rtn. NS Saravanan, Immediate Past District Governor; Rtn. Dr. Kumar Rajendran, Project Chair, Rotary Club of Chennai Legends; and Rtn. Dr. M. Durga Mohan, Chair – CSR, Rotary Club of Chennai Legends.

The Rotary Club of Chennai Legends had donated 200 sewing machines under the Rotosew initiative last year and plans to make the programme an annual feature. The club is also seeking Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) support from corporate houses to expand the reach and impact of the initiative.

In her comments, Rtn Dr. Durga Mohan said, “Rotosew is not just about donating sewing machines; it is about enabling women to build sustainable livelihoods with dignity. Through our two-month vocational training programme, the beneficiaries are trained in stitching kids’, men’s and women’s garments, equipping them with practical skills that are immediately marketable. With the growing demand for tailoring and customised apparel, this skill offers strong opportunities for self-employment and income generation. Beyond training and equipment, we are also working to create market linkages by connecting these women with corporate customers and bulk orders, helping them establish steady income streams.”

Recently, the Rotary Club of Chennai Legends in association with Rotary Dist 3234 had organised Gift of Mobility, an initiative under which 225 bicycles along with helmets were distributed to school-going girls to support continuity in education and ensure their safety while commuting. As part of the initiative, the club also conducted a hands-on road safety programme to equip the students with the knowledge and confidence to ride safely.

For more details: cl@ri3234.org

Marking the spirit of International Women’s Day, Vels Institute of Science, Technology & Advanced Studies (VISTAS) organised a special programme honouring inspiring women from governance, entrepreneurship, and sports. The event celebrated the achievements of accomplished women while also supporting aspiring entrepreneurs and students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Kushmitha Ganesh, Vice-President, Vels Group of Companies & Director of VELS Jollywood Studios & Adventures, honored women employees for their achievements

The programme featured distinguished guests including Kavitha Ramu, I.A.S., Director of Museums, Government of Tamil Nadu; entrepreneur Swarnamugi Raghupathy; and international rifle shooter Elavenil Valarivan, who interacted with students and shared insights from their professional journeys.

Delivering the welcome address, Dr.Preethaa Ganesh, the Vice President of the VELS Group of Institutions emphasised that education and financial independence are the strongest foundations for women’s empowerment. She highlighted that when women are educated and financially independent, they gain the confidence to make independent choices and stand up for themselves.

VELS University’s Founder Chancellor, Dr. Ishari K. Ganesh, and Pro Chancellor, Dr. Arthi Ganesh, graced the event.

Addressing the gathering, Kavitha Ramu, I.A.S., spoke about the importance of shared responsibility in society and how men and women must work together to build an equitable and progressive community. Entrepreneur Swarnamugi Raghupathy shared her inspiring journey and encouraged students to transform ideas into successful ventures through discipline, focus, and perseverance. International shooter Elavenil Valarivan spoke about the mental strength required in sports and the importance of resilience while handling pressure at the highest level of competition.

As part of the celebrations, VISTAS distributed seed funding of INR 2 lakh each to three women entrepreneurs under the VELS Fund initiative. The programme also introduced the V Fund Accelerator Programme for Women Entrepreneurs, aimed at supporting early-stage women-led startups through seed funding, incubation, capacity-building programmes, and mentorship from industry leaders under the VELS Innovation Council.

On the occasion, VISTAS also congratulated Ms. Priyanka S., a Ph.D. scholar in Biotechnology, who has been selected for a fully funded International Training Programme on Modern Organic Agriculture in Jiangxi Province, China, under the supervision of global experts from King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), Thailand. She is one among seven selected trainees worldwide and the only scholar from India, alongside participants from Ecuador, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Vietnam.

The institution also appreciated G. A. Swathika, an international volleyball player and B.Sc. (IT) third-year student, who represented India at the Under-18 Asian Championship held in Thailand and recently won a silver medal at the National Volleyball Championship.

In another significant initiative, five students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds were awarded admission letters with complete scholarships through the ODL programme. Among the beneficiaries was a married woman with two children whose determination to pursue higher education despite financial challenges deeply inspired the audience.

The event concluded with an encouraging message urging students especially young women to pursue their aspirations with confidence, resilience, and a strong sense of purpose. Through such initiatives, VISTAS continues to promote women’s empowerment, support entrepreneurship, and expand access to higher education.

For more details about Vels University kindly visit www.vistas.ac.in.

Ekatra Retail Ventures, co-founded by Pavitra Gandhi, Sunny Sakaria, Sussanne Khan, Vasuki Punj, and Chirayu Yardi, proudly announces its debut in the world of lab-grown diamond jewellery with Shristi Ratna, a diamond crafted with 108 facets, symbolizing a cosmic journey. Spearheaded by a strong female vision, the launch signals the start of a thoughtfully curated, women-led journey in accessible luxury and lifestyle.
 

L–R: Sussanne Khan, Pavitra Gandhi, Jennifer Winget, Apoorva Mukhija, Vasuki Punj, Pragya Kapoor 
 

Shristi Ratna is a proprietary lab-grown diamond meticulously engineered with 108 precisely crafted facets to redefine brilliance. Developed through advanced geometric design and master craftsmanship, each facet is strategically designed to enhance light performance, depth, and fire. Serving as the central inspiration for the brand’s flagship launch collection, Shristi Ratna is the defining signature around which every creation is thoughtfully designed. More than a gemstone, it represents the seamless harmony of science, precision, and human artistry captured within a singular, extraordinary stone.
 

Co-founder and Design Director Sussanne Khan, along with celebrated personalities Jennifer Winget, Apoorva Mukhija, and Pragya Kapoor, will also join the team at Ekatra to unveil distinct story-led collections reflecting their individual journeys and creative interpretations for Ekatra Jewels in the near future. Rahul Dayama also joins as a partner and brings deep expertise in building and scaling modern consumer brands.
 

Marking a significant milestone for the brand, the official website will be launched on 8^th March 2026, inviting audiences into an immersive digital experience that brings to life the philosophy, artistry, and collections behind the concept.
 

Speaking on the launch, Pavitra Gandhi from Ekatra Retail Ventures shared, “Partnering with Sunny Sakaria, Vasuki Punj, and Chirayu Yardi marks the beginning of an incredibly exciting journey for us. Bringing Sussanne Khan on board as Creative Director has been one of our most defining decisions, a reflection of our shared commitment to innovation, bold creativity, and delivering truly disruptive experiences in the world of jewellery.”

With its debut, Ekatra Retail Ventures sets out to redefine lab grown diamond jewellery – blending timeless craftsmanship with contemporary storytelling, where every facet tells a story and every creation becomes a personal cosmos.

Galgotias University is proud to announce another student achievement in its culture of innovation and entrepreneurship. Keshav Madan, a B.Tech. Computer Science Engineering student from 2023-2027, has founded Saivyy Technologies Private Limited (saivyytechnologies.in). This deep-tech company aims to change how businesses manage data using artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, and intelligent automation. 

Galgotias University student Keshav Madan, B.Tech Computer Science Engineering, founder of AI automation startup Saivyy Technologies

Keshav started his company while studying in 2025 at Galgotias University. The company helps organizations in leveraging the full potential of their data by transforming large, complex datasets into useful, real-time actionable intelligence. The company uses AI, machine learning, and big data technologies to create solutions that provide an ecosystem for improved efficiency, predictive insights, and data-driven decision-making.

Saivyy Technologies Private Limited helps businesses streamline operations, reduce manual processes, and gain insights that support planning and digital transformation. The company works to address the complexities of enterprise data by installing scalable big data infrastructure, machine learning models, automation frameworks, and intelligent workflows into existing systems. Its technology stack blends predictive analytics, natural language processing, and strong data engineering frameworks to deliver high-quality solutions.

Keshav Madan’s journey shows how universities can be centers for innovation and entrepreneurship. With solid mentorship, industry partnerships, and incubation support, Galgotias University empowers students to turn their ideas into impactful ventures, As India speeds up its digital transformation.

Companies like Saivyy Technologies highlight the role of young innovators in shaping the country’s technology landscape. Galgotias University continues to set benchmarks with such inspiring stories of Galgotian who aim to achieve big.

About Galgotias University 
Galgotias University is among the World’s Leading Universities in Quacquarelli Symonds (QS Rankings) and Times Higher Education (THE) Rankings

Galgotias University proudly ascends in the QS World University Rankings 2026 by Quacquarelli Symonds, securing a coveted position in the 1201–1400 global band. Ranked 15th among top private universities and 43rd among all Indian universities this achievement marks a powerful endorsement of Galgotias’ unwavering commitment to academic excellence, global relevance, and innovation in higher education. Galgotias has also been accredited with NAAC A+ grade in its very first cycle. All this in a record time of 14 years only. 

In the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2025, Galgotias University has been ranked 45th among Indian universities (including both government and private institutions) and placed in the globally prestigious 1001–1200 band. This significant achievement reinforces the university’s growing stature in the international academic arena and validates its consistent progress in global higher education benchmarks.

These recognitions reflect Galgotias University’s strategic focus on teaching quality, research impact, internationalization, and industry relevance, and its mission to shape globally competent graduates prepared for the challenges of tomorrow.