The Rajasthan education department has begun preparations for the new academic session starting April 1, with increased teaching days, free textbooks, and a mega PTM planned. Officials outline key initiatives including enrolment drives and campus cleanlin
Candidates from Panchkula and Chandigarh shine in UPSC exam, securing top ranks through steady effort, intellectual curiosity, and strong family support.
Government school teacher Khetavath Thavrya Nayak in Hyderabad created 'My Slate', an innovative learning aid to help students master foundational literacy and numeracy skills through visual and activity-based methods.
Ajay R Raj from Thottilpalam, Kozhikode, achieved All India Rank 109 in the Civil Services Examination despite partial visual impairment, marking a remarkable climb from AIR 730 in his fifth attempt.
In the 2025 UPSC Civil Services Examination, no Telugu students secured a top 50 rank. Gudelli Srujana leads from Telangana with All India Rank 55, as 30 candidates from Telugu states were selected.
Maharashtra's budget includes two key education proposals: a tiered science visit program sending top students to NASA and ISRO, and a consolidated education complex in Amravati.
Ayushi Sijeria, a 25-year-old electrical engineering graduate from NIT Allahabad, achieves her UPSC dream with rank 914. The daughter of a railway employee persevered through three attempts with unwavering family support.
Mihir Patel, a 26-year-old sub-registrar from Surat, cleared the UPSC examination in his fifth attempt after six years of preparation, achieving All India Rank 709. He attributes success to discipline, positive mindset, and his late father's inspiration.
Members of Punjab's Temporary Teachers Union staged a protest march towards Chandigarh but were stopped by police. They demanded government action on reinstatement promises and warned of intensifying agitation.
Shambhavi Tiwari, originally from Banda district and settled in Haldwani, Uttarakhand, has secured the 46th rank in the UPSC 2025 examination on her third attempt, improving from her 445th rank in 2024.
Sreeja JS from Thiruvananthapuram village triumphs over financial hardship to achieve All India Rank 57 in Civil Services Exam 2025, aspiring to join Indian Foreign Service.
Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration in Ahmedabad celebrates a record 34 candidates, including two women, clearing the UPSC exams. Top performers share their inspiring journeys and preparation strategies.
A government primary school headmistress in Chitrakoot district, Uttar Pradesh, has been suspended after a video showing a student massaging her feet during school hours went viral. The headmistress denies the allegations, claiming the video was doctored
Inspiring stories from Kerala's UPSC achievers who defied financial constraints and societal challenges to secure top ranks, highlighting their resilience and determination.
Haryana government considers making NEET mandatory for nursing and paramedical admissions, sparking protests from aspirants who cite increased pressure and unfairness.
A retired chemistry professor has been arrested in the Maharashtra HSC paper leak case, with investigators probing links to the paper-setting team. The SIT is widening its investigation into the examination fraud.
Goa CM Pramod Sawant's budget includes new education initiatives, but experts question implementation and lack of infrastructure funding for NEP schools.
The Punjab Education Department has reversed its order requiring 176 school staff members to attend the International Women's Day celebration, citing the need to prioritize final examinations.
Sattwik Satyakam Devta from Bhubaneswar achieved All India Rank 100 in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025. The 29-year-old mechanical engineering graduate cleared the exam on his sixth attempt, with sociology as his optional subject.
At least 18 candidates from West Bengal have cleared the UPSC examinations this year, with 11 hailing from the state-run Satyendra Nath Tagore Civil Services Study Centre. Success stories include Diksha Rai (AIR-40) and Debojyoti Haldar (AIR-443).
Punjab education department mandates all teaching and non-teaching staff to register for Mukh Mantri's Sehat Beema Yojna, sparking protests from teachers' unions over lack of choice and practical hurdles in the process.
Sudipa Dutta from Jharkhand achieved the 41st rank in UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025. She topped among eight qualifiers from the state, succeeding in her third attempt after dedicated preparation from Dumka.
Meenal Negi from Tehri achieved 66th rank in UPSC CSE 2025. Fairuz Fathima, Anuj Pant, Aditya Pathak, Ashutosh Nautiyal, and Rishabh Nautiyal also cleared the exam, bringing pride to Uttarakhand.
Ten candidates from Bihar have cleared the UPSC 2025 civil services exam, with two securing top 10 ranks. Akansha Singh, granddaughter of Ranvir Sena supremo, also succeeded, ranking 301st.
Delhi emerges prominently in UPSC civil services exam results with Akansh Dhull securing third rank. Jamia Millia Islamia's coaching academy produces 38 successful candidates, including four in top 50 ranks.
Calvin Ginminlien Zou from Manipur leads the northeast region with AIR 134 in UPSC CSE 2025. Ten candidates from the region cleared the exam, including six from Manipur and four from Assam.
The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE) 2025 will be conducted on May 24, featuring biometric attendance and enhanced frisking for security. Online applications open from Tuesday until April 5.
Two candidates from Balachaur in Haryana's Nawanshahr district have cleared the UPSC Civil Services Examination, marking a significant achievement for the region and motivating local youth.
The Karnataka High Court has upheld CBSE's strict punishment for a Bengaluru student found with a mobile phone during a Class 12 board exam, emphasizing the revised guidelines' zero-tolerance policy.
A tragic accident in Ludhiana claims the life of a Class 11 student after a speeding truck collides with her scooter, highlighting road safety concerns.