HPBOSE Class 10th,12th supplementary exam results 2025 expected to release soon at hpbose.org: Check steps to download scorecards and other important details here

The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) is anticipated to announce the supplementary examination results for Class 10 and Class 12 students soon. Although, the board has not yet announced any official date or time for the release. Candidates who appeared for the compartment exams will be able to access their results online once…

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The future of American higher education: Is the global crown slipping from their hands?

For decades, US universities have been the gold standard in global education. From the ivy-covered halls of Harvard to the cutting-edge labs of MIT, the world’s brightest minds have flocked to American campuses in pursuit of knowledge, innovation, and opportunity. But as the 2025–26 academic year begins, cracks are appearing in that once-untouchable facade.The Trump…

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Is the teacher shortage narrative masking the real crisis in America’s classrooms?

For years, the phrase “teacher shortage” has dominated conversations about US schools. Headlines warned of classrooms without instructors, districts sounded alarms about recruitment, and policymakers scrambled to respond. But new data suggests the shortage story may be more illusion than reality, and that the real crisis runs deeper, hiding in plain sight.According to K-12 Dive,…

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As the US tightens visas, can small universities survive without their foreign lifeline?

One international student after another told the University of Central Missouri this summer that they couldn’t get a visa, many couldn’t even land an interview. The result was striking: Despite demand holding steady, barely half as many new international graduate students showed up for fall classes compared to last year, according to the Associated Press…

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How much does it cost to study Bachelor’s in Mathematics at MIT?

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is world-renowned for its excellence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at MIT offers students access to cutting-edge research, top-tier faculty, and an intellectually vibrant campus community. Yet, many prospective students and their families are naturally concerned about the financial investment required….

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Harvard consolidates DEI offices, ending dedicated women’s and LGBTQ spaces

Harvard College has announced the closure of its Women’s Center and the Office for BGLTQ Student Life, consolidating their functions and staff into a newly established “Harvard Foundation” within the Office of Culture and Community (OCC). This restructuring follows a July decision to shutter these offices, along with the Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations,…

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4 in 10 parents in the US fear for children’s safety at schools: Are current security measures enough?

In 2025, parental anxiety over school safety in the United States remains alarmingly high. A recent Gallup survey revealed that around four in ten parents of K–12 students fear for their children’s physical safety while at school. This sustained concern has persisted for four consecutive years, significantly above historical averages. What’s more, these worries span…

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Chicago public schools approve $10.2 billion budget, choosing classrooms over debt: Will cuts hurt support services?

The Chicago Public Schools (CPS) Board of Education has approved a $10.2 billion operating budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year, closing a $734 million budget shortfall without resorting to high-interest borrowing or making a $175 million pension payment to the city, according to Chalkbeat. The plan, which passed in a 12-7 vote, underscores a significant…

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India’s education spending divide: Urban families face nine times higher school expenses than rural households

Urban Indian families face nine times higher school expenses than rural households Education in India is often described as the great equaliser, but for millions of families, it comes at vastly different costs depending on where they live and which school they choose. The 2025 Comprehensive Modular Survey: Education (CMS: E) reveals a stark reality:…

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