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From Kerala to Uttar Pradesh, recent hijab-related controversies in Indian schools and colleges have reignited national debate over religious freedom and institutional dress codes. Incidents include students being barred from class, alleged coercion, and police involvement. These cases, spanning Kerala, Jharkhand, Karnataka, and UP, have prompted legal petitions, official inquiries, and public outcry. They highlight […]

The West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) has declared the results of the Clerkship Examination (Part I) 2023, with 89,821 candidates qualifying for Part II. The exam, held on November 16 and 17, 2024, across multiple centres, shortlists candidates for clerical roles in various state departments. Results are available on the official website, psc.wb.gov.in.

The pandemic disrupted foundational learning for US students, leaving grades 3–8 struggling in reading while math shows only modest improvement, according to NWEA. Experts stress that closing these gaps requires evidence-based strategies, technology-driven tools, and active engagement from teachers, policymakers, and communities. Strengthening literacy and numeracy, backed by targeted interventions, is critical to restore academic

Maharashtra’s CET Cell has launched a strict verification drive after uncovering discrepancies in documents submitted for NEET-UG 2025 Round-3 admissions. Following a TNN investigation that revealed candidates holding seats elsewhere reappearing in the state merit list, 152 students have been asked to re-upload original documents by October 16. The move aims to curb seat-blocking and

The Trump administration has expanded the Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education to all U.S. colleges, linking federal funding to bans on DEI initiatives and strict caps on international students. MIT rejected the proposal, citing academic principles, while other institutions remain cautious. Experts warn the compact could deepen funding divides and challenge campus autonomy

Alberta’s teachers’ strike enters its sixth day, impacting 740,000 students. Negotiations resumed between the government and the ATA, focusing on wages and overcrowded classrooms. Families are managing with online lessons and limited childcare support. Public opinion leans towards supporting teachers, with nearly 60% sympathizing with their cause amid ongoing disruptions.

A US appeals court upheld a Michigan school’s ban on ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ shirts, ruling that vulgarity outweighs political speech in schools. The phrase, a euphemism for an obscenity directed at President Biden, was deemed inappropriate despite claims of free speech violations. The court stressed maintaining decorum, while a dissenting judge argued the phrase was

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has opened applications for 113 Statistical Officer posts, starting October 28, 2025, with the deadline on November 26, 2025. Candidates with a second-class Master’s degree in Economics, Statistics, Mathematics, Commerce with Statistics, or M.Sc (Agriculture) Statistics are eligible. Applications must be submitted online via rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in, following the prescribed registration

The Kerala Excise and Prohibition Department has released the provisional shortlist for candidates eligible to appear in the Physical Measurement and Physical Efficiency Test for the post of Civil Excise Officer (Trainee) 2025 in Kannur District. Register numbers are listed numerically and do not indicate ranking. Candidates must now prepare for the next stage of

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is set to release the official notification for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2025, providing key details on eligibility, exam patterns, syllabus, and application procedures. Aspirants can access the notification on ctet.nic.in, download the PDF, and stay updated on dates, application corrections, admit cards, and exam schedules