IBPS Clerk 2025 prelims scores released at ibps.in: Direct link to download here

IBPS RRB Clerk scores 2025 IBPS prelims score 2025: The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has officially released the scores for the CRP-CSA-XV Online Preliminary Examination, conducted for the recruitment of Customer Service Associates (Clerks) in participating banks. Aspirants can access their individual marks through the official IBPS portal, ibps.in, from November 25 to…

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Columbia escapes suspension as US State Department targets universities with DEI hiring policies

Columbia University will continue its involvement in the State Department’s Diplomacy Lab program, avoiding federal suspension despite scrutiny over DEI hiring. An internal memo revealed universities were evaluated on merit-based hiring, with Columbia, Penn, and MIT recommended to remain. This follows Columbia’s settlement and policy adjustments to align with federal guidelines post-Supreme Court ruling. Columbia…

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4 railway jobs closing soon that you should apply for now: Check details here

Railway jobs applications A host of government jobs are currently open for aspiring candidates, including the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) NTPC 2025 and RITES Ltd. recruitment drives. The RRB NTPC Graduate-level vacancies include 5,810 positions such as Station Master, Traffic Assistant, and other key roles, while Undergraduate-level posts cover 3,058 openings like Commercial cum Ticket…

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Vivek Ramaswamy says American students are failing in Maths: Why is US slipping in numeracy and reading?

The United States has always prided itself on classrooms that produce analytical thinkers, problem-solvers, and innovators. Today, that pride is under siege. According to data recently shared by Ohio GOP Governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, 78% of 12th graders are not proficient in mathematics, and 65% cannot read at grade level. “This is the hard truth…

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How Delhi’s NEEV programme is adding a breath of freshness and modern approach to classrooms

Delhi school’s NEEV programmer The Delhi government’s New Era of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem and Vision (NEEV) programme, launched earlier this year, is redefining how students approach learning. Moving away from rote memorization, NEEV introduces a hands-on, real-world methodology that encourages creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving. By embedding structured, activity-based exercises into classrooms, the programme aims to…

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SSC extends last-chance self-slot window for JE 2025: Check details here

SSC JE self selection registration deadline extended The Staff Selection Committee (SSC) has issued a notice related to providing a final opportunity to candidates who failed to use the self-slotted facility for the Junior Engineer (JE) Examination 2025. The Commission has announced that such candidates may now select their preferred examination city through the feedback…

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Harvard faces disability-bias lawsuit: How a former employee’s pleas for accommodation became grounds for termination

A former Harvard University audiovisual technician has accused the institution and her former manager of disability discrimination and retaliation, filing a lawsuit in state court earlier this month. The case, first reported by The Harvard Crimson, centres on how medical leave, accommodation requests and revised job duties became the pathway to her dismissal. A medical…

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Delhi’s toxic air forces new rules: What office-goers and students must brace for now

Delhi’s air quality has slipped into the danger zone again, forcing the government and regulators to issue a series of immediate curbs across workplaces and educational institutions. The latest measures, drawn from advisories reported by AIR and directions issued by the Directorate of Education and the CAQM, are aimed at cutting exposure and reducing the…

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