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A Class 11 student is in critical condition after being shot in the neck by a classmate using his father’s licensed pistol during a gathering at a rented flat. Police apprehended two minors, recovering the weapon and ammunition. The incident reportedly stemmed from a two-month-old altercation, with the shooter allegedly holding a grudge.

As CAT 2025 approaches on 30th November, aspirants across India enter the final, high-stakes phase of preparation. Success now hinges on strategic revision, targeted mock tests, and effective time management. Focusing on strengths, addressing weaknesses, and maintaining a calm, positive mindset are crucial. This roadmap provides aspirants with structured strategies to maximise performance and enter

Writing is more than letters; it is a reflection of culture, thought, and history. While alphabets like English or Devanagari map sounds to symbols, Chinese and Japanese systems rely on characters and syllabaries to convey meaning. Across the globe, diverse scripts—from abjads to abugidas—demonstrate that language can be as layered, artistic, and cognitive as the

Public confidence in American higher education is rebounding, yet media coverage and cultural narratives continue to focus on elite institutions, obscuring the experiences of the majority of students. Nontraditional learners, working adults, parents, and first-generation students—face unique challenges. Experts urge broader recognition of diverse pathways, better data systems, and realistic portrayals to ensure colleges remain

Cornell University has settled with the Trump administration, restoring hundreds of millions in federal research funding after months of dispute over civil rights compliance. The agreement requires detailed admissions reporting and adherence to federal guidance on diversity programs, highlighting the growing tension between academic autonomy and government oversight, and setting a precedent for how elite

For MBA aspirants, rejection from a dream business school can feel devastating, yet it offers crucial insights. Beyond grades and test scores, admissions committees evaluate authenticity, career clarity, leadership, achievements, recommendations, and program fit. Reflecting on these areas allows applicants to identify gaps, refine their narrative, and transform setbacks into a stronger, more competitive application

The UPSC has released admit cards for the Indian Forest Service Mains 2025, scheduled from November 16-23. Candidates can download their hall tickets from upsc.gov.in. Essential for entry, the admit card must be presented with valid photo ID. The exam comprises six papers, including General English and General Knowledge, alongside optional subjects.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced over 60,000 government job appointments in Forest and Health departments, with plans to fill over a lakh more. He personally distributed appointment letters to 877 new recruits, including Forest Guards, Range Officers, specialists, and nursing officers, highlighting the government’s commitment to employment generation.

Defying lucrative offers, IIT Kharagpur graduate Varun Vummadi co-founded Giga, an AI startup transforming enterprise customer communication. Two years later, Giga secured $61 million in Series A funding from Silicon Valley investors and boasts major corporations like DoorDash as clients. Vummadi’s journey highlights how academic rigor combined with risk-taking can lead to significant entrepreneurial success.

Bill Gates, a Harvard dropout and education advocate, emphasizes that success transcends academic intelligence. He advises students to choose their peers wisely, surrounding themselves with those who challenge and inspire them. Furthermore, Gates stresses the importance of recognizing and appreciating diverse talents, acknowledging that a blend of skills, not just high IQ, is crucial for