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A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore $500 million in frozen federal grants to UCLA, citing likely violations of the Administrative Procedure Act. The funding was suspended amid civil rights allegations, but the court found the government failed to follow proper procedures or provide specific explanations. The ruling ensures critical research funding […]

As industries evolve at breakneck speed, many graduates face a stark gap between academic preparation and workplace demands. While degrees and internships provide credentials, employers increasingly prioritize demonstrable skills and measurable impact. In a skills-first economy, students must cultivate specialized expertise, real-world experience, and tangible results to stand out and thrive in a competitive job

Canara Bank Apprentice Recruitment 2025: Canara Bank has announced its Apprentice Recruitment 2025 for 3500 Graduate Apprentice vacancies across India. Eligible candidates must register on the NATS portal before applying online at the official Canara Bank website. The apprenticeship lasts 12 months with a stipend of $150 per month. The selection process includes merit-based shortlisting,

Bihar Police SI Recruitment 2025: The Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC) has released the notification for Bihar Police SI Recruitment 2025, inviting applications for 1799 graduate-level posts. Applications open online from 26 September 2025 via www.bpssc.bih.nic.in. The recruitment process includes eligibility checks, physical standards, and a selection exam. Candidates must apply by 26 October

Adaptive learning platforms in Indian languages are addressing India’s education equity gap by personalising learning in children’s mother tongues. Despite near-universal enrolment, ASER 2024 reveals persistent learning shortfalls, especially in rural government schools. Initiatives like DIKSHA and state programmes in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan leverage adaptive tools with vernacular content, showing measurable gains.

A Cambridge study reveals a surprising global trend: THIS is the most popular subject among students. However, this preference isn’t universal, with creative arts favoured in some regions. The research highlights a significant gap between students’ interests and their actual subject choices, often driven by exam pressures and career prospects.

Studying hard is supposed to secure success but some habits that look “productive” are secretly draining students’ mental health. Here are 7 study habits that might be doing more harm than good, without the students even realising it.

A global study by Cambridge International reveals that subject knowledge, self-management, communication and adaptability are crucial for students’ success in an uncertain future shaped by AI and global shifts. Teachers emphasize that these skills, supported by research in psychology and neuroscience, enable students to apply knowledge, manage themselves and communicate effectively.

Charlie Kirk’s death at a Utah college debate has triggered national debate. The incident involved political polarization and campus safety. Authorities charged Tyler Robinson. Donald Trump criticized left-wing groups. Schools are investigating teachers’ social media posts. Students face a climate of fear. Free speech and academic freedom are now under scrutiny. The incident highlights the

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has debunked a fabricated letter circulating about the CHSL 2024 results, which falsely claimed revisions and requested updated vacancy lists from ministries. SSC clarified that the letter is forged and the results remain final. Candidates are urged to rely solely on official SSC communications and disregard misinformation spread on social