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Right-Wing Karol Nawrocki Wins Poland Presidential Election
Polish nationalist opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki won the second round of the country's presidential election with 50.89% of the votes, the electoral commission said early on Monday, in a blow to the reform agenda of the pro-European government.
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Opinion | India May Be Barking Up The Wrong Tree As It Takes On Pakistan In IMF
While Pakistan may continue to rely on the IMF to develop reform plans to enhance its economy, the IMF's role remains minimal until the authorities undertake domestic reforms to improve their governance.
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Ex-RBI Governor Calls For Reforms In UPSC Exam, Proposes Age, Attempt Limits
UPSC CSE Exams: He recommended significant changes, including an age cap, limits on the number of attempts, and the creation of a new entry channel for professionals in their 40s.
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"Not Dilli, Not Pindi, Bangladesh First": BNP's Regional Policy Stance
The BNP, led by Acting Chairperson Tarique Rahman, is emphasising the need for elections and reforms, questioning Yunus's mandate to make long-term foreign policy decisions.
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Explained: How Gender Divide Is Affecting Voting Behaviour In GenZ
In South Korea, almost 30% of men aged 18-29 plan to back the Reform Party compared with just 3% of young women, according to a Poll.
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Behind The Political Tension Fuelling Unrest In Bangladesh
Bangladesh's interim government, led by Nobel peace laureate Muhammad Yunus, faces mounting discontent among citizens and discord among political parties as election delays and reform deadlock continues.
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India To Host 15 Foreign University Campuses, Says Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announces that 15 top foreign universities will set up branches in India, aiming to provide global exposure to Indian students and reduce the outflow of funds spent on education abroad.
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Students Happy With CBSE's Twice-Yearly Board Exam Decision: Dharmendra Pradhan
Dharmendra Pradhan, announced that CBSE will conduct Class 10 board exams twice a year from 2026, aiming to reduce exam-related stress.
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From Analog To AI: Educationists Push For Complete Curriculum Redesign
The industry wants job-ready students. Earlier there was a gap, now the gap is decreasing. The curriculum has been revamped to prepare students for the workforce, the educationists say.
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Bangladesh Consensus Commission Fails To Find Agreement On Democratic Reforms
Bangladesh's National Consensus Commission, tasked by the caretaker government to lead critical democratic reforms after a mass uprising last year, said Monday that political parties had failed to reach agreement.
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Five Years On, George Floyd's Uncertain Legacy Marked In US
Americans marked five years on Sunday since George Floyd's death as US President Donald Trump backtracks on reforms designed to tackle racism. Families, activists urge to continue push for racial justice.
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"Bloody Corridor" Causes Churn In Bangladesh But Yunus Wants To Hang On
Muhammad Yunus, who heads the interim government in Bangladesh, is now aiming for a five-year term as the military pushes for elections in the Southeast Asian country where a deadly protest had led the government to collapse last year.
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UK Net Migration Falls To Half In 2024, Compared To Previous Year
The decline in net migration has been welcomed by the Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, who stated that "the 300,000 drop in net migration since the election is important and welcome after the figures quadrupled to nearly a million last parliament."
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"Supreme Court Is Chief Justice-Centric, Needs To Change": Justice Abhay Oka
Making an important observation and calling for reform, Supreme Court judge AS Oka, whose last working day was on Friday, said the court is Chief Justice-centric and needs to change.
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Opinion | How Nature Is Returning To Indian Cities
Policy reforms, matching budgets and new funding mechanisms are needed to back the biodiversity agenda for urban centres
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Right-Wing Karol Nawrocki Wins Poland Presidential Election
Polish nationalist opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki won the second round of the country's presidential election with 50.89% of the votes, the electoral commission said early on Monday, in a blow to the reform agenda of the pro-European government.
-
Opinion | India May Be Barking Up The Wrong Tree As It Takes On Pakistan In IMF
While Pakistan may continue to rely on the IMF to develop reform plans to enhance its economy, the IMF's role remains minimal until the authorities undertake domestic reforms to improve their governance.
-
Ex-RBI Governor Calls For Reforms In UPSC Exam, Proposes Age, Attempt Limits
UPSC CSE Exams: He recommended significant changes, including an age cap, limits on the number of attempts, and the creation of a new entry channel for professionals in their 40s.
-
"Not Dilli, Not Pindi, Bangladesh First": BNP's Regional Policy Stance
The BNP, led by Acting Chairperson Tarique Rahman, is emphasising the need for elections and reforms, questioning Yunus's mandate to make long-term foreign policy decisions.
-
Explained: How Gender Divide Is Affecting Voting Behaviour In GenZ
In South Korea, almost 30% of men aged 18-29 plan to back the Reform Party compared with just 3% of young women, according to a Poll.
-
Behind The Political Tension Fuelling Unrest In Bangladesh
Bangladesh's interim government, led by Nobel peace laureate Muhammad Yunus, faces mounting discontent among citizens and discord among political parties as election delays and reform deadlock continues.
-
India To Host 15 Foreign University Campuses, Says Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announces that 15 top foreign universities will set up branches in India, aiming to provide global exposure to Indian students and reduce the outflow of funds spent on education abroad.
-
Students Happy With CBSE's Twice-Yearly Board Exam Decision: Dharmendra Pradhan
Dharmendra Pradhan, announced that CBSE will conduct Class 10 board exams twice a year from 2026, aiming to reduce exam-related stress.
-
From Analog To AI: Educationists Push For Complete Curriculum Redesign
The industry wants job-ready students. Earlier there was a gap, now the gap is decreasing. The curriculum has been revamped to prepare students for the workforce, the educationists say.
-
Bangladesh Consensus Commission Fails To Find Agreement On Democratic Reforms
Bangladesh's National Consensus Commission, tasked by the caretaker government to lead critical democratic reforms after a mass uprising last year, said Monday that political parties had failed to reach agreement.
-
Five Years On, George Floyd's Uncertain Legacy Marked In US
Americans marked five years on Sunday since George Floyd's death as US President Donald Trump backtracks on reforms designed to tackle racism. Families, activists urge to continue push for racial justice.
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"Bloody Corridor" Causes Churn In Bangladesh But Yunus Wants To Hang On
Muhammad Yunus, who heads the interim government in Bangladesh, is now aiming for a five-year term as the military pushes for elections in the Southeast Asian country where a deadly protest had led the government to collapse last year.
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UK Net Migration Falls To Half In 2024, Compared To Previous Year
The decline in net migration has been welcomed by the Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, who stated that "the 300,000 drop in net migration since the election is important and welcome after the figures quadrupled to nearly a million last parliament."
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"Supreme Court Is Chief Justice-Centric, Needs To Change": Justice Abhay Oka
Making an important observation and calling for reform, Supreme Court judge AS Oka, whose last working day was on Friday, said the court is Chief Justice-centric and needs to change.
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Opinion | How Nature Is Returning To Indian Cities
Policy reforms, matching budgets and new funding mechanisms are needed to back the biodiversity agenda for urban centres
