An IAS officer from Chitrakoot, Pulkit Garg, has enroled his three-and-a-half-year-old daughter Siya in a government Anganwadi school. He inspected private schools before choosing the local centre he trusted most. The move across social media is seen as a great step towards putting faith in government schools.
Rouble Nagi, an Indian teacher and social activist, has been honoured with the 1 million dollar Global Teacher Prize 2026 for her revolutionary work in education. She has transformed slums across India into vibrant learning spaces through innovative centres and educational murals.
Gen Z job hopping trends highlight how early career switching is becoming a strategy for skill development, workplace culture fit, and navigating today's dynamic employment landscape. It also reflects a broader shift in career priorities, where growth, flexibility, and personal fulfilment are valued over long-term tenure in a single organisation.
Ishaan Tharoor's layoff from The Washington Post has exposed a harsh truth about modern media careers. If a globally respected journalist with half a million subscribers can be cut at 41, what does that say about job security, age, and the future of newsroom work?
The UNICEF Internship Programme 2026 is now open, offering students and recent graduates a paid opportunity to gain hands-on global experience while working with one of the world's leading humanitarian organisations dedicated to child welfare and development.
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission announced results for the Senior Teacher Competitive Examination 2024 with only 296 candidates clearing eligibility out of 168,206 applications. The shortfall highlights a worrying gap in qualified teachers for crucial subjects.
India's school education system is shifting, with over 18,700 government schools closing in five years while private schools continue to grow. This trend raises concerns about affordability, rural access, and education equity, signalling major changes in the country's public education structure.
What happens when years of experience are no longer enough to protect your job? The Washington Post layoffs are being read as more than a cost-cutting move. For journalists in their 40s, they raise unsettling questions about job security, professional relevance, and how to survive in a media industry that is rapidly shrinking.
UPSC has introduced significant changes, debarring serving IAS and IFS officers from appearing in the 2026 examination and placing restrictions on IPS officers under certain conditions. Here is what you need to know.
With the CBSE Board Exams 2026 fast approaching, it has become essential for students to understand what examiners actually look for in answer sheets. Using correct scientific terminology, following NCERT-based content, and presenting answers neatly can help Class 12 Biology students avoid unnecessary mark deductions and improve their overall scores.
The India-EU FTA and EU Legal Gateway are quietly transforming study-abroad opportunities by creating stronger links between education and employment. These initiatives aim to improve recognition of academic qualifications, simplify access to post-study work pathways, and enhance workforce mobility across European countries, making Europe an increasingly attractive and career-focused destination for Indian students.
Using NASA data, a high school student identified 1.5 million unknown objects, and won $250,000.
The Gujarat government launched recruitment for over 5,370 Class-3 posts today. Candidates have until February 20 to apply online and secure a government job opportunity.
One of India's largest student outreach initiatives, Pariksha Pe Charcha, is back with its 2026 edition at a crucial time in the academic calendar. The programme continues the government's focus on promoting stress-free learning and emotional well-being among young learners.
The UGC NET December 2025 results have been released, bringing clarity for nearly a million aspirants awaiting their academic and research eligibility status. The announcement outlines who qualifies for JRF, teaching roles, and PhD admissions and what steps candidates must take next.
UPSC's new notification sets only 933 posts for 2026, shrinking opportunities for aspirants. It raises the stakes, making every rank more crucial in the competition. The notification also introduced stricter service rules and digital verification measures.
Mass layoffs at The Washington Post signal a significant shift in the global media landscape, highlighting the steady decline of traditional newsroom employment and the rapid rise of freelance journalism, gig-based media work, and independent digital reporting as alternative career pathways for journalists.
A viral video showed a sweeper conducting class in a primary school. It raised troubling questions about classrooms that exist without teachers.
Abraham Lincoln has urged that when full liberty is not yet possible, we must at least avoid imposing bondage. His words have insisted that restraint and compassion are the first steps toward a just society.
School Assembly News Headlines for February 5: From major policy moves in Delhi and Kerala's historic milestone to global peace efforts and natural disasters, here are today's most important headlines.
The Ministry of Justice's Memorandum of Understanding with Physics Wallah has sparked debate over the exclusion of general category and Economically Weaker Section (EWS) students. The scheme, announced in November, offers free coaching to students from Scheduled Caste (SC) and Other Backward Class (OBC) communities.
Amazon and IIT Roorkee have joined forces to convert crop residues into durable, eco-friendly packaging. This initiative aims to reduce stubble burning, lower reliance on wood pulp, and create new opportunities for farmers.
As the saying goes, a soldier is always a soldier. That belief is reflected in what Major General (Retd) Ashim Kohli is doing for the country. He is turning old Army uniforms into something valuable for young children who go to school. Once recycled, these uniforms are transformed into school bags, notebooks, and other essentials. This is a story worth hearing.
Jharkhand civil service aspirants are protesting the 2025 JPSC age cut-off, claiming it unfairly excludes eligible candidates. They have urged the government to revise the criteria to ensure fairness.
Job interviews are changing in ways many candidates don't yet realise. Across sectors, employers are beginning to treat AI fluency as a basic professional skill, and not an optional extra. This feature explores how the question is no longer whether you can do the job but whether you can do it with AI.
Candidates who appeared for the JEE Main 2026 January session can now cross-check their answers and calculate probable scores. The National Testing Agency has opened the objection window for candidates who wish to challenge the provisional keys.
IIT Madras has opened registrations for its Summer Fellowship Programme 2026, offering a two-month internship and a monthly stipend for non-IIT students. This will provide interns with hands-on research experience across engineering, science, humanities and management.
A single set of UGC guidelines triggered very different reactions on India's campuses. After the Supreme Court's stay on UGC guidelines, universities across the country have already been divided by politics and identity. What followed at JNU, BHU and DU told three different stories.
With GATE 2026 just days away, candidates are being reminded to strictly follow exam-day rules to avoid last-minute surprises. From reporting time to dress code and banned items, even small lapses could cost students their attempt.
When Steve Jobs was only 12, a single phone call to HP co-founder Bill Hewlett altered his path. A request for electronic parts turned into a job offer and a philosophy of bold curiosity that would help define Apple's future co-founder.
An IIT student, namely Naman Agarwal (21 years), a second-year B.Tech (Civil Engineering) student, committed suicide by jumping from the terrace of Hostel No. 4.
The Economic Survey 2025–26 shows rising participation of women in education and work, but flags sharp drop-offs from work during key life transitions that limit long-term employment continuity.
Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal has sparked fresh debate in the corporate world by inviting former employees to return, highlighting the rising "boomerang employee" trend that is reshaping talent retention and rehiring practices in India and globally.
The Supreme Court has stepped in amid growing concerns over academic standards in postgraduate medical education. A PIL questioning the sharp reduction in NEET-PG 2025–26 qualifying cut-offs has brought the issue of merit versus seat vacancies under judicial scrutiny.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) is expected to declare the UGC NET December 2025 results shortly. Candidates will be able to download their scorecards from the official websites once the link is activated.
JEE Main 2026 Session 1 provisional answer key is expected to be released today at jeemain.nta.nic.in. Candidates can check response sheets, raise objections from February 4 to 5 by paying ?200 per question, and stay updated on the final answer key and result declaration timeline.
Satya Nadella has argued that continuous learning is central to lasting impact. His words have reshaped leadership thinking at Microsoft and across the technology world.
School Assembly News Headlines for February 4: From major policy moves in Delhi and Kerala's historic milestone to global peace efforts and natural disasters, here are today's most important headlines.
Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal's post-grief pledge has done more than signal generosity, it has reopened an uncomfortable conversation: when billionaires give, should they aim for scale, systems, or mere symbolism?
Pariksha Pe Charcha (PPC) 2026, the ninth edition of the programme, will be aired live on February 6, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on X. Students across India will receive tips on how to deal with exam pressure and approach their studies with confidence.
At a time when universities across India are expanding digital surveillance in the name of safety, JNU's decision to rusticate its elected student leaders over an anti-facial recognition protest puts the spotlight back on privacy, dissent, and the future of campus democracy.
NEET SS 2026 provisional scorecard download link has been activated by NBEMS. Candidates can download their scorecards for counselling and admission purposes. Check important dates, qualifying criteria, and the step-by-step download process here.
