Raja Krishnamoorthi shuts down racist Florida leader
Raja Krishnamoorthi delivers powerful response to Florida official's racist remark about his name, declaring 'You can call me Raja' in viral confrontation.
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Delhi Introduces Balvatika Classes for Young Children
Delhi government announces revolutionary 'Balvatika' pre-primary education system for children aged 3-6 years, set to transform early childhood learning starting academic year 2026-27.
Students Explore Botanical Garden in Educational Adventure
A group of enthusiastic students recently explored the lush landscapes of their local botanical garden, transforming textbook learning into real-world environmental discovery through an immersive educational excursion.
Sonia Raman makes WNBA history as first Indian-origin head coach
Harvard graduate Sonia Raman shatters barriers, becoming the first Indian-origin head coach in WNBA history with Seattle Storm appointment, marking a groundbreaking moment for diversity in professional basketball.
Punjab to Launch 118 Schools of Excellence
Punjab government launches ambitious Schools of Excellence initiative, establishing 118 premier institutions to elevate education standards and provide world-class facilities across the state.
Student Voices Transform Karnataka Education Landscape
Karnataka's education landscape witnesses powerful student activism as young voices demand reforms, infrastructure upgrades, and policy changes. Discover how the youth is reshaping India's educational future.
GNDU Amritsar Workshop Revolutionizes Higher Education
Guru Nanak Dev University organized an insightful workshop addressing contemporary higher education challenges, focusing on innovation, quality enhancement, and future-ready curriculum development.
Harvard Diversity Shift: Asian Enrollment Up, Black & Hispanic Down
Harvard University's latest enrollment data reveals significant demographic changes, with Asian American student numbers climbing while Black and Hispanic representation experiences notable drops. Explore the shifting diversity landscape at America's prem
Sequoia India COO quits after partner's Islamophobic remark
Sumaiya Balbale, Chief Operating Officer at Sequoia Capital India, steps down after Islamophobic remarks by partner Shaun Maguire spark industry-wide debate about diversity in venture capital.
AICTE Grants Equal Status to NIOS Students
In a landmark decision, AICTE directs colleges to treat NIOS qualifications equally with traditional boards for admissions. Boost for open schooling in India.
Scientists Push for India's Genetic Rights Protection in Peru
Top Indian scientists push for strategic government intervention at upcoming Peru meeting to safeguard India's sovereign rights over precious genetic resources and traditional knowledge.
82% Women in Tech Want More Female Leaders: Acronis
A groundbreaking study by Acronis shows 82% of women in technology believe increased female leadership would dramatically improve workplace environments and address gender inequality.
82% Women in Tech Want More Female Leaders: Acronis
A groundbreaking study by Acronis finds that 82% of women in technology believe increased female leadership would dramatically improve workplace environments and address systemic issues.
Coimbatore Protests TN Private Universities Bill
Hundreds of students and academic staff protest against TN Private Universities Amendment Bill 2024, fearing commercialization of education and reduced government oversight. Key concerns include fee regulation and reservation policies.
Balbharati textbooks lose 7% quality due to font size
Maharashtra's Balbharati textbooks undergo significant quality reduction as larger fonts lead to 7% content cut. Education experts raise concerns about diluted learning material.
Bihar's Muslim MLA count drops to 5.7% vs 17% population
Shocking data reveals Muslim MLAs in Bihar Assembly have dropped to just 5.7%, despite constituting 17% of population. Political dynamics shift dramatically from Lalu Prasad's era.
133 Million Girls Out of School Globally: UNESCO
Shocking UNESCO data reveals millions of girls remain out of school globally, with India showing concerning trends in female education access and completion rates.
Toronto declares October 20, 2025 as Diwali Day
In a landmark decision, Toronto City Council officially proclaims October 20, 2025 as Diwali Day, celebrating the city's vibrant South Asian community and cultural diversity.
Journalist teaches Cuomo correct Mamdani pronunciation
Watch as Indian-origin journalist Srishti Kapoor gives former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo a gentle pronunciation lesson during a live interview, highlighting the importance of cultural sensitivity in diverse cities.
Ziro Honour Run: Arunachal's Patriotic Spectacle
Governor Parnaik flags off Ziro Honour Run celebrating India's diversity, endurance, and patriotic spirit in picturesque Arunachal Pradesh
Bihar Colleges Launch Skill-Based Degree Courses
In a major educational reform, 11 government colleges in Bihar are set to introduce skill-based degree programmes, bridging the gap between academia and industry demands. This initiative promises to enhance employability and create industry-ready graduate
US Universities Reject Trump's Education Order
Leading American universities are rejecting Trump's controversial higher education policy that aimed to promote 'patriotic education'. Find out why this matters for international students from India.
133 Million Girls Out of School: UNESCO Report Shock
Three decades after global leaders promised equal education for all girls, a staggering 133 million remain out of school worldwide. UNESCO's latest report exposes the alarming education gap and urgent need for action.
54% Indian Students Use AI for University Selection
Groundbreaking report reveals 54% of Indian students planning overseas education are turning to AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini for university selection guidance, marking a major shift in study abroad decision-making.
Australia Celebrates Indian Diaspora as Multicultural Strength
Australian Minister Anne Aly praises Indian-Australians as vital contributors to national prosperity, highlighting multiculturalism as Australia's competitive edge in global affairs.
Karnataka allows primary teachers for classes 6-7
In a significant policy shift, Karnataka allows primary school teachers to handle classes 6 and 7, addressing teacher shortages and enhancing educational flexibility across the state.
Student Loans Continue During Shutdown - Key Facts
Despite the government shutdown, student loan payments haven't paused. Discover what borrowers can and cannot do during this financial uncertainty in India.
Karnataka gets ₹2,500cr ADB aid for education upgrade
Karnataka's higher education system is set for a major transformation with a ₹2,500 crore ADB loan focusing on skill development, infrastructure upgrades, and industry-aligned curriculum reforms.
Punjab Schools Set for Major Education Transformation
Punjab's education system gets a strategic overhaul as PSEB and SCERT collaborate on a comprehensive roadmap focusing on quality, equity, and innovation in government schools.
US Education Dept Layoffs Threaten Student Programmes
Massive staff reductions at the US Department of Education threaten critical student support programmes. Discover which initiatives are on the chopping block and how Indian students could be affected.
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