Revised ISI Bill 2025 Faces Faculty Autonomy Concerns
Ministry releases revised ISI Bill 2025 draft, but faculty call changes 'cosmetic' as government control over institute management remains contentious issue.
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Combating Teen Academic Burnout: A Parent's Guide
Academic burnout is rising among Indian teenagers. Learn to spot the signs and discover 5 powerful strategies parents can use to help their teens regain balance and well-being.
Student Expelled in China for Dissenting Views
A Chinese university student's expulsion over political comments raises serious concerns about academic freedom and censorship in China's education system. Read the full investigation.
Pentagon Adds Alibaba, Baidu, BYD to China Military List
US Pentagon seeks to add Alibaba, Baidu and BYD to China military companies list, escalating trade tensions. Learn about the timing and potential consequences of this move.
PM Modi Links Freedom to Duties and National Unity
Prime Minister Modi emphasizes that true freedom involves duties and unity alongside rights. He praised Gujarat's foot march, recalling padyatras' role in freedom struggle.
Air India resumes China flights after 6-year gap
Air India announces the resumption of flights to China after nearly six years, marking a significant step in bilateral relations following PM Modi's recent visit. Read more about this aviation milestone.
China Offers Cash Vouchers to Boost Marriage Rates
China introduces cash vouchers for newlyweds to combat declining marriage rates. Learn how this policy aims to address demographic challenges and boost population growth.
China's Coercive Approach in Indo-Pacific Revealed
New Pentagon report exposes China's coercive tactics in Indo-Pacific region, revealing growing hostility through military expansion and economic pressure. Read analysis.
China Bomber Patrol Counters US-Philippines-Japan Drills
China conducts strategic bomber patrol over South China Sea responding to joint maritime exercises by Philippines, US and Japan. Tensions escalate in disputed waters.
International Students' Day 2025: Complete Guide
Explore the history and significance of International Students' Day 2025. Discover meaningful ways to celebrate and honor student contributions worldwide. Join the global observance!
India's Press Freedom Rank 151 in 2025 Index
India climbs 8 spots to rank 151st in World Press Freedom Index 2025 as National Press Day highlights media credibility challenges. Essential reading for UPSC aspirants.
US Brands Lose China Edge as Local Rivals Dominate
Starbucks and Burger King form joint ventures as Chinese competitors capture market share. Learn how local brands are outpacing US multinationals in China's competitive landscape.
China's Consumer Slowdown Hits Longest Streak Since COVID
China's consumer spending faces its longest decline since pandemic. Retail sales growth slows for third month. What this means for global economy. Read analysis now.
Texas A&M Requires Approval for Race, Gender Topics
Texas A&M University System mandates presidential approval for race and gender discussions in classrooms, sparking academic freedom debates nationwide.
China's Household Debt Crisis Impacts 83 Million People
China's household debt crisis deepens with 83 million potentially in arrears. Rising defaults, aggressive collectors, and economic pressures challenge middle-class stability. Read analysis.
New Museum in Chhattisgarh Honors Tribal Freedom Fighters
Explore the new Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Memorial & Tribal Freedom Fighter Museum in Raipur. Discover untold stories, artifacts, and digital experiences showcasing India's tribal revolutionaries. A must-visit cultural landmark!
GM Orders Suppliers to Exit China Supply Chains by 2027
General Motors pushes suppliers to move supply chains out of China by 2027 amid geopolitical tensions. Learn how this impacts global automotive manufacturing and supply chain resilience.
SAS exits China after 25 years, fires 400 over video call
American analytics leader SAS Institute shuts down China operations after quarter-century, terminating hundreds of employees in controversial virtual meeting that sparks outrage.
Mahmood Mamdani Wins Holberg Prize 2024
Renowned Ugandan academic Mahmood Mamdani has been awarded the 2024 Holberg Prize, recognizing his groundbreaking work challenging Western-centric perspectives in African studies and social sciences.
China Extends Saudi Visa-Free Travel Until 2026
China continues its visa exemption policy for Saudi passport holders, boosting tourism and bilateral relations. Here's everything travellers need to know about the extended scheme.
300 Academics Protest SAU Professor Dismissal, Seek SAARC Action
Over 300 global scholars protest South Asian University professor's termination, calling it unjust and demanding SAARC ambassador action in academic freedom case.
103-yr-old Karnataka Rajyotsava awardee Somappa Goudar dies
Somappa Goudar, a 103-year-old recipient of Karnataka's prestigious Rajyotsava Award, breathed his last in Belagavi. The freedom fighter and social worker's remarkable century-long legacy continues to inspire generations.
Trump's 60% China Tariff Plan Shakes Global Trade
Former President Donald Trump proposes massive 60% tariffs on Chinese goods, potentially reigniting US-China trade war and impacting global economy. Experts warn of consequences.
Vietnam builds islands to challenge China in South China Sea
Satellite imagery reveals Vietnam's accelerated land reclamation in the Spratly Islands, directly challenging China's maritime control and escalating tensions in the resource-rich waterway.
UK Hindi Professor Deported from Delhi Airport
Francesca Orsini, renowned Hindi professor from SOAS University, denied entry at Delhi airport despite valid visa. Academic world condemns the deportation as arbitrary and damaging to Indo-UK scholarly ties.
Pakistan Press Freedom Crisis Deepens in 2025
A shocking new report reveals Pakistan's press freedom has hit alarming new lows in 2025, with journalists facing violence, censorship, and political pressure under the new government.
IFJ Slams Pakistan's Growing Crisis Against Journalists
The International Federation of Journalists reveals shocking details about the dangerous environment for media professionals in Pakistan, with censorship, violence, and economic pressures creating an unprecedented crisis.
DU rejects democracy seminar, approves cow welfare event
Delhi University faces criticism after denying permission for democracy seminar while approving cow welfare event, raising questions about institutional priorities and academic freedom.
Saudi-China Strategic Partnership Deepens in Riyadh Meeting
In a significant diplomatic move, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman welcomes Chinese Vice President Han Zheng, strengthening bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors including trade, investment, and regional security.
IndiGo Launches Kolkata-Guangzhou Direct Flights Nov 10
Breaking the aviation deadlock, IndiGo launches direct Kolkata-Guangzhou flights starting November 10, reconnecting India and China after pandemic disruptions. Get details on schedule, fares, and what this means for bilateral relations.
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