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Two Tamil Nadu IIT alumni, Sundar Pichai and Aravind Srinivas, showcase distinct paths to global tech leadership. Pichai, a seasoned Google/Alphabet CEO, exemplifies perseverance and balanced leadership. Srinivas, Perplexity AI’s founder, embodies disruptive innovation and entrepreneurial spirit. Both highlight the transformative power of Indian education, inspiring different generations with their unique achievements.

Kerala CEE has flagged 967 NEET PG 2025 applications with errors. Candidates must correct defective certificates or improperly formatted signatures and re-upload documents by 5 pm, October 27, 2025, via cee.kerala.gov.in. No further correction window will be offered. Nativity-related rules clarified; non-Keralite parents remain eligible but without reservation benefits. Strict adherence to file format and

India Post Payments Bank is recruiting 348 GDS Executives nationwide, offering a golden chance for graduates to join government banking. Applications are open from October 9 to October 29, 2025. Selection hinges on graduation marks, with a monthly salary around ₹30,000. This drive aims to boost rural and semi-urban banking services.

F-1 visa applicants risk refusal under Section 214(b) if they cannot convincingly demonstrate intent to return home after studies. Even strong academic and familial ties may be questioned during brief consulate interviews. To improve chances, students should clearly document home-country connections, justify their programme choice, prepare thoroughly for interviews, and consider reapplying only with strengthened

As New York City heads into the 2025 mayoral race, education has become a key battleground. Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani stresses equity and early learning, Andrew Cuomo focuses on stability and high standards, while Republican Curtis Sliwa emphasises school safety and accountability. Their contrasting visions highlight the urgent challenges facing the city’s public education system.

Campus celebrations are increasingly marred by violence. Just last weekend, homecoming events at Lincoln and Howard Universities saw multiple shootings. In Atlanta, three teenagers were injured near Clark Atlanta University during a homecoming weekend, raising serious concerns about student safety in areas surrounding campuses during large gatherings. Authorities are urging vigilance and reviewing security measures.

Alberta’s month-long teachers’ strike has escalated, with protests targeting Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides’ constituency amid anger over funding, classroom conditions, and proposed back-to-work legislation. As Premier Danielle Smith pledges to legislate teachers’ return, unions warn this will erode labour rights. The dispute underscores deep divisions over education policy, teacher pay, and government accountability.

President Donald Trump’s tighter visa rules have caused a record drop in international students, especially from Asia and Africa, disrupting research and innovation across US universities. While supporters claim the measures protect national security, experts warn they threaten America’s long-term economic and technological leadership, as global competitors welcome the talent the US is driving away.

University of Waterloo students are protesting Bill 33, fearing it will jeopardize vital campus services like mental health support and student media. The provincial government claims the bill enhances oversight, but students argue it strips away their control over programs they fund and value. Student associations are actively campaigning for revisions.

India’s medical education system has seen a significant expansion, with the number of medical colleges and seats nearly doubling. This growth offers students more choices and reduces competition, fostering a more accessible path to becoming a doctor. The improved public health indicators and increased research opportunities further enhance the training environment for aspiring medical professionals.