Delhi government to open hostels for visually impaired girls New Delhi, The Delhi government plans to set up hostels for visually impaired college girls in every district of the national capital, Social Welfare Minister Ravinder Indraj Singh said on Thursday. The minister made the announcement during an inspection of the Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences,…
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has officially released the notification for REET Mains 2025. With a total of 7,759 vacancies for Primary (Level 1 – Classes 1‑5) and Upper Primary (Level 2 – Classes 6‑8) teacher posts, this recruitment drive marks a major opportunity for educators aiming to join Rajasthan’s public school system. The…
Mathematics is often seen as a set of formulas and rules, but the Class 7 textbook Ganita Prakash Part 2 shows that it can be much more. The book links classroom lessons to India’s long history of mathematical thinking, helping students understand how concepts like algebra and geometry developed over time. It encourages students to…
UGC NET December 2025 registration window will close today, 7 November 2025. This is the last chance for candidates who want to appear for the exam to become eligible for the Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), pursue a PhD, or qualify as an Assistant Professor. Conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), the exam will be…
The State Bank of India (SBI) has declared the results of the 2025 Probationary Officer (PO) Mains examination, scheduled on 13 September 2025, for a total of 541 vacancies (500 regular + 41 backlog). The result was published on 6 November 2025 in the form of a PDF listing the roll numbers of candidates who…
Why Alberta teachers are taking the government to court: Back-to-work law faces new scrutiny Alberta’s three-week provincewide teachers’ strike — which left more than 740,000 students out of class and halted operations in schools across all regions — has now shifted from the picket lines to the courts. As per a recent report by The…
University of Austin gets $100M from Jeff Yass to offer tuition-free degrees Students considering the University of Austin, a young private school founded by critics of mainstream higher education, are now being promised something many college applicants only dream about: a bachelor’s degree without tuition costs, permanently.Billionaire trader Jeff Yass has committed $100 million to…
Columbia sees drop in international student interest as visa scrutiny and perceptions shift Columbia University is preparing for a possible decline in international enrollment next year after early admissions data showed fewer applications from overseas, Acting University President Claire Shipman told the University Senate on Oct. 24, according to the Columbia Daily Spectator. The shift…
University of Pennsylvania hit with lawsuits claiming negligence in protecting former students’ information Several former students are suing the University of Pennsylvania, saying the school did not do enough to secure personal data that may have been exposed in a cyberattack still being investigated by the FBI. The breach was first detected when a crude…
Image credit: Getty images This fall, philanthropist MacKenzie Scott delivered hundreds of millions of dollars in unrestricted gifts to historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), addressing decades of chronic underfunding. According to Inside Higher Ed, these donations are enabling institutions to strengthen endowments, expand research initiatives, and provide critical scholarships, marking one of the most…
