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Most Important NCERT Changes Students Must Know Before 2026
YearEnderEducationStories2025: In line with the NEP's focus on skill-based learning, vocational subjects have been introduced from Class 6 onwards. The NCERT aims to make foundational vocational exposure a core part of middle-stage learning.
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62 Indian Students Denied Entry To US In Last 5 Years: Centre
Sixty-two Indian students have been denied entry to the US by foreign immigration authorities during the last five years, according to data shared by the Centre in Parliament on Thursday.
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Bangladesh's Gen-Z Battles To Gain Political Ground After Ousting Sheikh Hasina
Thousands in Bangladesh flocked to hear the plans of the students who toppled long-time leader Sheikh Hasina when they launched a new political party this year, but now it finds itself struggling to translate the street power into votes.
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On Relationship With Veer Pahariya, Tara Sutaria Says She Is "Protective" Of Her Personal Life
Tara Sutaria made her Bollywood debut with Student Of The Year 2
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KIIT BTech Student Dies By Suicide In Hostel Room, 3rd On Campus This Year
The body of a first-year B Tech student of KIIT was found hanging in his hostel room here, police said on Monday.
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Government Releases Updated Guidelines For Top Class Scholarship Scheme For Scheduled Caste Students
SC students with family income up to Rs 8 lakh admitted to top institutes can receive up to Rs 2 lakh tuition fees plus allowances, with renewals based on performance.
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JEE Main 2026: Top 4 Maths Chapters Students Must Master For Higher Scores
JEE Main 2026: An analysis of the past five years shows that a few Mathematics chapters consistently carry high weightage. Experts suggest prioritising the following four chapters, which frequently see repeated questions.
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Indian-Origin Students Help UAE Win Gold At 'Olympics Of Robotics'
A United Arab Emirates team, represented by Indian-origin students, has won the gold medal at the 2025 FIRST Global Challenge. It's also called the "Olympics of Robotics".
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Strathclyde Launches ₹ 8 Lakh Physics Masters Scholarships For International Students
The University of Strathclyde offers a ₹8 Lakh scholarship for international students enrolling in its on-campus Physics masters program for September 2026.
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'Cry As Much As You Want': What Teacher Told Delhi Teen Who Died By Suicide
The class 10 student of a leading private school in Delhi, who died by suicide earlier this week, was allegedly mocked and "ill-treated" by his teachers for a year, and was threatened with expulsion after his parents objected to their behaviour.
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From Student Uprising To Death Verdict: A Timeline Of Sheikh Hasina's Fall
The fall of Bangladesh's former prime minister Sheikh Hasina began with a student-led uprising on August 5 last year, triggering a chain of events that would ultimately lead to her conviction and death sentence in absentia on Monday.
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IIT Patna Invites Applications For Director, Salary Rs 2.25 Lakh
Candidates must have five years of administrative experience, a strong academic record, and preferably an engineering background. The contract is for five years with a fixed monthly salary.
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Microsoft 365 Personal With Copilot Is Now Free for Students for One Year
Microsoft is giving college students free access to the Microsoft 365 Personal plan with Copilot for 12 months, expanding its usual three-month trial. Eligible undergraduate and postgraduate students can claim the offer until November 30. The plan supports up to five devices and includes premium Office apps, Copilot features such as Deep Research a...
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"Don't Send Me": Parents Say 9-Year-Old Who Jumped To Death Was Bullied In School
In a quiet Jaipur home, the voice of nine-year-old Amaiyra still echoes from a WhatsApp recording her mother made a year ago. In the clip, the Class 4 student can be heard sobbing: "I don't want to go to school... don't send me."
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Canada Plans To Poach H-1B Visa Holders, Skilled Workers Amid US Immigration Crackdown
Canada is planning to reduce admissions of foreign students, including Indians, by 25-32 per cent starting next year, while creating special entry pathways for thousands of top international researchers and H-1B visa holders from the United States.
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Most Important NCERT Changes Students Must Know Before 2026
YearEnderEducationStories2025: In line with the NEP's focus on skill-based learning, vocational subjects have been introduced from Class 6 onwards. The NCERT aims to make foundational vocational exposure a core part of middle-stage learning.
-
62 Indian Students Denied Entry To US In Last 5 Years: Centre
Sixty-two Indian students have been denied entry to the US by foreign immigration authorities during the last five years, according to data shared by the Centre in Parliament on Thursday.
-
Bangladesh's Gen-Z Battles To Gain Political Ground After Ousting Sheikh Hasina
Thousands in Bangladesh flocked to hear the plans of the students who toppled long-time leader Sheikh Hasina when they launched a new political party this year, but now it finds itself struggling to translate the street power into votes.
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On Relationship With Veer Pahariya, Tara Sutaria Says She Is "Protective" Of Her Personal Life
Tara Sutaria made her Bollywood debut with Student Of The Year 2
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KIIT BTech Student Dies By Suicide In Hostel Room, 3rd On Campus This Year
The body of a first-year B Tech student of KIIT was found hanging in his hostel room here, police said on Monday.
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Government Releases Updated Guidelines For Top Class Scholarship Scheme For Scheduled Caste Students
SC students with family income up to Rs 8 lakh admitted to top institutes can receive up to Rs 2 lakh tuition fees plus allowances, with renewals based on performance.
-
JEE Main 2026: Top 4 Maths Chapters Students Must Master For Higher Scores
JEE Main 2026: An analysis of the past five years shows that a few Mathematics chapters consistently carry high weightage. Experts suggest prioritising the following four chapters, which frequently see repeated questions.
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Indian-Origin Students Help UAE Win Gold At 'Olympics Of Robotics'
A United Arab Emirates team, represented by Indian-origin students, has won the gold medal at the 2025 FIRST Global Challenge. It's also called the "Olympics of Robotics".
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Strathclyde Launches ₹ 8 Lakh Physics Masters Scholarships For International Students
The University of Strathclyde offers a ₹8 Lakh scholarship for international students enrolling in its on-campus Physics masters program for September 2026.
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'Cry As Much As You Want': What Teacher Told Delhi Teen Who Died By Suicide
The class 10 student of a leading private school in Delhi, who died by suicide earlier this week, was allegedly mocked and "ill-treated" by his teachers for a year, and was threatened with expulsion after his parents objected to their behaviour.
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From Student Uprising To Death Verdict: A Timeline Of Sheikh Hasina's Fall
The fall of Bangladesh's former prime minister Sheikh Hasina began with a student-led uprising on August 5 last year, triggering a chain of events that would ultimately lead to her conviction and death sentence in absentia on Monday.
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IIT Patna Invites Applications For Director, Salary Rs 2.25 Lakh
Candidates must have five years of administrative experience, a strong academic record, and preferably an engineering background. The contract is for five years with a fixed monthly salary.
-
Microsoft 365 Personal With Copilot Is Now Free for Students for One Year
Microsoft is giving college students free access to the Microsoft 365 Personal plan with Copilot for 12 months, expanding its usual three-month trial. Eligible undergraduate and postgraduate students can claim the offer until November 30. The plan supports up to five devices and includes premium Office apps, Copilot features such as Deep Research a...
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"Don't Send Me": Parents Say 9-Year-Old Who Jumped To Death Was Bullied In School
In a quiet Jaipur home, the voice of nine-year-old Amaiyra still echoes from a WhatsApp recording her mother made a year ago. In the clip, the Class 4 student can be heard sobbing: "I don't want to go to school... don't send me."
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Canada Plans To Poach H-1B Visa Holders, Skilled Workers Amid US Immigration Crackdown
Canada is planning to reduce admissions of foreign students, including Indians, by 25-32 per cent starting next year, while creating special entry pathways for thousands of top international researchers and H-1B visa holders from the United States.
