The mother of a 16-year-old scheduled caste girl who committed suicide in Madurai on August 25 has approached the district collector, demanding the arrest of the school headmistress after she allegedly made casteist...
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Tamil Nadu Class 6 Student’s Death: Counselling Planned for Students and Teachers at Mushtakurichi School
Authorities are planning counselling sessions for students and teachers following the death of an 11-year-old Class 6 student in Mushtakurichi, Tamil Nadu, amid allegations of bullying and disciplinary action at...
Hyderabad Student Dies by Suicide in US After Master’s Degree, Family Says Job Search Caused Stress
A young man from Hyderabad has reportedly died by suicide in the United States after struggling to secure employment following the completion of his master’s degree. The deceased has been identified as Sai...

Food & Drinks
Importance of Bio-fertilisers in Integrated Nutrient Management
India’s agricultural success during the Green Revolution transformed the country into a food-secure nation, but decades of heavy dependence on mineral fertilisers have also led to declining soil health, nutrient...
Conflict in the Backyard: Is ‘Fortress Conservation’ fuelling Kerala’s human-wildlife crisis?
For generations, Kerala’s forest communities have lived alongside wildlife, adapting their daily lives to the rhythms of elephants, tigers and other animals. But today, that fragile coexistence is under...
Bundelkhand’s New Farm Crisis: Crop-Raiding Nilgai, Wild Boar and Stray Cattle Replace Drought as Biggest Threat
For decades, drought defined the hardships of farming in Madhya Pradesh’s Bundelkhand. Today, however, many farmers say a different crisis is pushing agriculture to the brink—repeated crop destruction by nilgai...
Lifestyle
UGC policy row deepens: Bureaucrat quits, BJP youth leader resigns, minister dodges
The new policy guidelines of the University Grants Commission caused widespread political and bureaucratic unrest, resulting in protest intensification in various states and the government being pressured to respond...
When Teachers Hold Parliament: A People’s Education Policy for an India That Refuses to Forget Its Children
Around 1,000 teachers from schools, colleges, and universities,representing 20 states and union territories,assembled at the Apex Auditorium of MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology under the banner of the All India Save...
Lab opened at IIT Delhi to enhance happiness studies in the curriculum
To enhance happiness and well-being as a skill in the academic curriculum, the Rekhi Mind Lab was opened at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) by Director Prof. Rangan Banerjee and Dr. Satinder Singh...
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Was Nepal serious about its Sustainability Education?
The Gai Jatra festivals of Kathmandu or the variety of rituals and stories that Nepalis attribute to death are reminders that, for Nepalis, grief is a profoundly social experience. However, in the face of impending...
Scholarships and Skills Are Reshaping Indian Students’ Priorities When It Comes to Studying Abroad
Students who aspire to study abroad are no longer making their choice of destination based purely on the reputation of the institution. With rising education and living costs, scholarships, and a changing job market...
Malayalam News Anchor Booked, Case Against Wisdom Youth Leader Put on Hold
Kochi City Police registered a complaint against Big TV anchor Aparna Kurup for allegedly making contemptuous remarks about Islam during a TV debate. Police have received a complaint from Abdul Hakim of Kasargod that...
CBSE Private Candidate 2027: Applications to Open Soon, Check Eligibility and How to Apply
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is likely to open up the application window for private candidates for the 2027 board examinations shortly. The Board has remained silent on the issue of dates for now...
Chandigarh University Students Commissioned as Lieutenants in Indian Army After OTA Training
Five graduates of Chandigarh University have been commissioned as Lieutenants in the Indian Army after completing their training at the Officers Training Academy (OTA), Gaya. Their commissioning ceremony was held at...
“Research Must Solve Real Problems, Not Just Generate Data”: VP Radhakrishnan at Panjab University
Vice President C P Radhakrishnan has urged researchers and innovators to concentrate on addressing societal needs and creating products that have a positive impact on society and not just generate data in the confines...




















