CAT 2025: Smart strategies to ace the DILR section with less than a month left

CAT 2025: Smart strategies to ace the DILR section With the Common Admission Test or CAT 2025 only weeks away, the Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) section remains a major challenge for many aspirants. It requires quick pattern recognition, analytical thinking and smart decision-making under strict time pressure. Unlike quantitative topics where formula recall…

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SEBI recruitment 2025: Registration begins for 110 Officer Grade A vacancies at sebi.gov.in, check direct link to apply here

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has launched its latest recruitment drive for Officer Grade A (Assistant Manager) positions across several key streams. A total of 110 vacancies have been announced, including roles in General, Legal, Information Technology, Engineering, Research and Official Language streams. The online application process has already begun, and candidates can…

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Who can teach in India’s medical colleges? NMC’s new rules redraw the faculty line

The National Medical Commission (NMC) on Friday released detailed clarifications responding to stakeholder queries over the recently notified Medical Institutions (Qualifications of Faculty) Regulations, 2025, which came into force on 30 June 2025. In an official communication, the Post Graduate Medical Education Board (PGMEB) under the NMC stated that several stakeholders had sought clarity on…

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The year language stopped speaking: What ‘6-7’ reveals about a generation shrugging at meaning

Once upon a time, the very word “dictionary” flooded us with the thrill of a sesquipedalian pursuit. A flashback to our childhood evokes memories of proudly flaunting our expanding vocabularies, spelling, and integrating those heavy, tongue-twisting words as badges of honour. Yet here we are in 2025, where the current generation is rerouting the linguistic…

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Experts urge universal access to education and healthcare, warn against commodification amid rising inequality

At a Kolkata seminar on ‘Education and Health for All,’ eminent educationists and healthcare experts called for treating basic education and healthcare as universal rights rather than market commodities. They urged stronger public systems to curb inequality and climate-driven challenges, while advocating community-based schooling and education linked to sustainable development through initiatives like micro-solar training….

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Centre clears 62 new PG seats across six Odisha medical colleges, CM Majhi calls it boost for healthcare, education

The Centre has approved 62 additional postgraduate seats across six government medical colleges in Odisha for 2025-26, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi announced on Friday. Terming it a major boost to medical education and healthcare in western Odisha, Majhi thanked the Union Health Ministry and said the move would strengthen specialised services and academic training…

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