The Allahabad High Court has ordered the appointment of a 33-year-old woman as a Civil Judge, marking the end of her five-year-long legal battle. The woman, identified as Janhvi, had been fighting for justice after she...
Taliban’s Ban on Women in Healthcare Education Threatens Afghanistan’s Future
Kabul, Afghanistan – In a concerning move, the Taliban has introduced a sweeping ban on women’s participation in healthcare education, prohibiting them from studying medicine and attending nursing and midwifery schools...
Indian Universities Excel in Global Online Learning Rankings
Two leading universities, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) and Symbiosis Centre for Online Learning (SCOL), have earned Gold status in the prestigious Online Learning Rankings 2024. This global recognition...
Design Trends: A Cycle of Past, Present, and Future
The allure of vintage designs, hand-lettered insignias, and retro aesthetics isn’t just a fleeting fascination—it’s a reflection of how deeply the past informs our present and shapes our creative future. As...
Forensic Scientists Crack Code on Microplastics’ Impact on Human Brain
Forensic scientists have made a significant breakthrough in understanding the harmful impact of microplastics on the human brain. According to the reports of The Science Daily, research revealed that exposure to...
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin appeals to PM Modi to raise Income Limits for SC/ST and OBC Scholarships
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to significantly raise the income ceiling for scholarships benefiting students from Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), and Other...
Rashtriya Ekjoot Manch Organizes Human Chain Protest in Mumbai against Persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh
In a striking display of solidarity, the Rashtriya Ekjoot Manch organized a human chain protest on December 8, 2024, to condemn the persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh. The event, held between 4:30 PM and 6:00 PM, saw...
Why IVF Costs in India Remain a Barrier to Parenthood?
Infertility remains one of the least addressed global health challenges. The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that one in six couples worldwide experiences infertility, yet only 1% seek treatment. The primary...

Ahmedabad Schools Exhibit Limited Interest in Fee Hike Provision
Despite the Gujarat Self-Financed Schools (Regulation of Fees) Act, 2017, permitting an annual fee increase of up to 10%, only 35 schools in Ahmedabad have applied for a fee hike for the upcoming academic year. Out of...
Supreme Court rejects plea against CLAT PG 2025, advises petitioners to approach High Court
The Supreme Court has rejected a petition challenging the results of the CLAT PG 2025 examination, advising the petitioners to approach the Delhi High Court for further action. The bench, led by Chief Justice of India...
Sikkim University becomes Pioneer in India with Menstrual Leave for Female Students
Sikkim University has introduced a menstrual leave policy for its female students, making it the first university in India to implement such a measure. The policy allows female students to take one day of leave per...
EU and Antenna Foundation Nepal Host Journalism and Fact-Checking Workshop for Nepali Influencers
The European Union (EU) in Nepal, in collaboration with the Antenna Foundation Nepal, is organizing a three-day workshop focused on journalism and fact-checking. The event aims to bring together 20 social media...
How COVID-19 has reshaped the Design World
The COVID-19 pandemic has irrevocably transformed industries across the globe, and design is no exception. From conceptualization to implementation, the processes that once defined the creative industry have evolved...
Forensic Science offers hope in combating Air Pollution’s Impact on Mental Health
As air pollution continues to pose a significant threat to public health, emerging research has shown its deep connection to mental health issues. Forensic science is playing a key role in addressing this crisis...
Gujarat Government launches Bicycle Scheme for Class 9 Girls
To promote girls’ education and improve school attendance, the Gujarat government has introduced a new scheme to provide bicycles to Class 9 girl students studying in government and grant-in-aid schools. The initiative...
Tamil Nadu students face uncertainty over new UGC Rules for UG, PG Programs
The University Grants Commission’s (UGC) newly introduced regulations for undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) programs, aimed at fostering flexibility and interdisciplinary learning, have left students in Tamil...
Supreme Court Issues Landmark Guidelines for Processing Mercy Petitions
The Supreme Court of India has issued comprehensive guidelines to ensure the timely and fair processing of mercy petitions in death penalty cases. This move aims to prevent delays and safeguard the constitutional rights...






