GJR International

11/06/2026

From the streets of India to the grandest stage in the world, the love for football knows no boundaries! 🏆

The jerseys are on, the screens are ready, and the FIFA Spirit is unmatched. Sending the ultimate luck and power to the players.

09/06/2026

What happens when curiosity meets nature?
A simple walk becomes an adventure, a leaf becomes a lesson, and every observation sparks creativity. At GJR, learning comes alive through exploration.

08/06/2026

At GJR, learning extends far beyond the pages of a textbook.
Surrounded by a lush green campus that inspires curiosity and exploration, our students experience concepts firsthand rather than simply reading about them. In this session, students stepped outside the classroom to learn about palm trees through observation, interaction, and practical understanding.

Through innovative teaching methods and a nature-rich environment, every corner of the GJR campus becomes an opportunity to discover, question, and grow.

Rooted in nature. Driven by curiosity. Inspired by learning.

03/06/2026

Our Daily Healthy Habits
Small Habits create Big Changes

27/05/2026

Effective methods to study better ゚viralシ

10/05/2026

08/05/2026

Cricket: The Secrets You Didn’t Know!

The Viking Connection: One theory suggests that cricket originated in Denmark during the Viking Age as a game of throwing animal bones at one another. It’s believed the Normans brought it to England after 1066.

The Viking Connection: One theory suggests cricket began in Denmark during the Viking Age as a game of throwing animal bones at each other. It’s believed the Normans brought it to England after 1066.

Source: The k2p blog

The Shepherd’s Tool: The first "bats" were actually curved shepherds' crooks! Since early bowling was underarm and rolled along the ground, the hockey-stick shape was perfect for hitting.

Source: Open Magazine

The "Wicket" Gate: The word "wicket" likely refers to a small side-gate. Early players, particularly milkmaids, used these gates or even milking stools as their targets.

Source: Wikipedia - Stoolball

USA vs. Canada?: The first-ever international cricket match wasn’t England vs. Australia—it was the USA vs. Canada in 1844, played in Manhattan, New York!

Source: Wikipedia - 1844 USA vs Canada

Women Led the Way: The Women’s World Cup actually started in 1973, two years before the first Men’s World Cup in 1975.

Source: Wikipedia - 1973 Women's World Cup

Whalebone Handles: In the 1840s, bat handles were reinforced with whalebone (the same material used in Victorian corsets) to act as a "spring" against fast bowling.

Source: CricketDirect - History of the Bat

The Metal Bat Scandal: In 1979, Australian legend Dennis Lillee tried to use an aluminum bat during a Test match. It was banned mid-game because it damaged the ball, leading to a permanent rule requiring bats to be made of wood.

Source: YouTube - CricketCloud

Which of these facts surprised you the most? Let us know in the comments! 👇

05/05/2026

India’s Academic Powerhouse
While the climb to the overall Global Top 100 continues, our premier institutes are absolutely dominating the Subject-Specific and Regional leaderboards. We aren't just participating anymore; we’re leading the conversation in Engineering, Technology, and Business.

🛠️ The Global Top 100 (Engineering & Tech)

India’s "Big Five" continue to prove why they are world-class innovation hubs:

IIT Delhi
IIT Bombay
IIT Madras
IIT Kharagpur
IISc Bangalore

🌏 Dominating the Asia Rankings

In the QS Asia University Rankings 2026, these same giants are firmly planted in the Top 100, led by IIT Delhi at 59th.

💼 World-Class Business Leadership

Our B-schools are officially in the global "Premier League." In the Executive MBA Rankings:

IIM Bangalore takes a stunning 12th place globally.
ISB follows closely at 16th place globally.

The Big Takeaway: India is now the second most-represented country in the global rankings. The gap is closing, and the focus on research and high-performance pedagogy is paying off.

The future of education isn't just coming—it’s already being built right here. 📈