AIIMS NORCET 10 admit card 2026: AIIMS has released the exam city slip for NORCET 10 Stage I, scheduled for April 11, 2026, with admit cards set to be issued on April 8. The recruitment drive aims to fill 2,551 Nursing Officer posts. Candidates can download admit cards from aiimsexams.ac.in using their login credentials. The […]
Minerva 2026, organized by ISBM College of Commerce, showcased student creativity, talent, and leadership through diverse cultural and competitive events. With participation from 87 colleges and over 200 teams, the festival promoted holistic development beyond academics. Chairman Pramod Kumar emphasized innovation and youth energy, while faculty highlighted teamwork and collaboration. The event featured performances, competitions,
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Prime Movr, a Kashmir-based deep-tech startup, plans pilot deployments in Pune for its laser-based wireless power transmission system. The technology converts laser beams into usable electricity, targeting applications like remote sensors, surveillance, and IoT infrastructure. Focusing on practical, low-power use cases, the company aims to eliminate wiring challenges. With Pune’s strong industrial and smart city
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The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences has opened the NEET MDS 2026 application correction window, allowing registered candidates to edit their forms until April 6, 2026. While certain details like name and nationality are uneditable, candidates can modify information such as date of birth, category, and uploaded documents on the official nbe.edu.in website.
Pune hosted the IEEE International Conference on Computing, Communication and Web Technologies (CCWC 2026), where two best papers were honored among 3,434 submissions with 266 accepted. Sudhir Vishnubhatla’s work proposed a compliance-native AI governance architecture integrating policy, controls and evidence. Another paper detailed Quantum Computing as a Service architectures and trade-offs for hybrid systems. Both
Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming an emotional outlet, not just a productivity tool. A new MIT study using simulated users with mental health vulnerabilities found chatbot safeguards often fail early, sometimes reinforcing harmful thoughts. As real-world concerns grow, experts warn that AI’s design may unintentionally shape beliefs, raising urgent questions about psychological safety and regulation.
The UP Board has reopened its portal on April 6-7, 2026, for schools to upload Intermediate practical exam marks. Thousands of students faced result delays due to technical glitches and school oversights, impacting approximately 34,637 candidates. Officials are now strictly responsible for timely submission to prevent further delays in result preparation.
The North Carolina Supreme Court has ended a long legal battle over school funding. The court ruled that the state legislature, not the courts, holds the power to decide how much money is spent on public education. This decision means a previous court order for specific funding is no longer binding.
University of Wisconsin System President Jay Rothman is resisting calls from the board of regents to resign or face removal. The push to oust him has surfaced through private conversations and letters, with Rothman stating he has not been given clear reasons for the board’s apparent lack of confidence. The situation raises questions about governance
The Pentagon is discontinuing military fellowship positions at Yale University, citing ideological differences and concerns over “woke” ideologies. This move impacts at least three fellowship slots, prompting Yale to defend its engagement with the military and commitment to diverse academic perspectives. The Pentagon is exploring alternative institutions for training military leaders.
