Nikki Haley education qualifications: How the Indian-American Republican rose to become South Carolina governor and US ambassador to the UN

“India must take Trump’s point over Russian oil seriously,” Republican leader Nikki Haley said recently, urging India and the United States to work together to navigate trade tensions and energy issues. The Indian-American politician, who once served as the Governor of South Carolina and the US Ambassador to the United Nations, has been thrust back…

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Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla says, “The only thing that is required is perseverance”: Here’s what students can learn from him

When Shubhanshu Shukla, now a name etched among role models for students, walked through the corridors of his alma mater, City Montessori School, it was more than a homecoming; it was a celebration of how determination can transform dreams into history. For every young student, it was a reminder to believe in the magic of…

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ICSI CS June 2025 results: ICSI to release CS June 2025 exam results today at icsi.edu; here’s when and how to check

ICSI to release CS June 2025 results today at icsi.edu ICSI CS June 2025 results: The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) will declare the results for the Company Secretary (CS) Professional and Executive Programmes of the June 2025 session today on its official website icsi.edu. Candidates who appeared for the examinations can access…

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University of South Carolina issues all-clear after shooter scare; Republican Rep Nancy Mace faces backlash for viral post

A wave of panic swept the University of South Carolina’s Columbia campus on Sunday evening after unconfirmed reports suggested an active shooter at the Thomas Cooper Library. Officials later clarified that there was no evidence of a gunman, issuing an all-clear that left students and faculty grappling with the chaos, and social media in full-blown…

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When campus alarms cry wolf: The mental toll of false active shooter alerts at Villanova and South Carolina

In the previous week, Villanova University was plunged into chaos twice in just a few days when back-to-back active shooter alerts triggered lockdowns, evacuations, and widespread panic—only to be declared false alarms. Recently, the University of South Carolina faced a similar ordeal after a viral video wrongly identified a man holding an umbrella as a…

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ICSI CS June 2025 result for executive programme announced at icsi.edu: Check direct link to download scorecard here

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has officially declared the result for the June 2025 CS Executive Programme on August 25, 2025. The result was made available at 2:00 PM IST on the institute’s official website, icsi.edu. Earlier in the day, ICSI had released the results for the CS Professional Programme at 11:00…

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ICSI CS Executive Toppers 2025: Tithi Bohra obtains AIR 1 for June session, check complete rank list here

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has announced the results for the CS Executive Programme June 2025 session, bringing cheer to aspirants nationwide. Tithi Bohra emerged as the topper, securing All India Rank (AIR) 1, reflecting exceptional preparation and dedication. This year’s results highlight a blend of perseverance, strategic study, and conceptual clarity…

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Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan unveils 25-year roadmap to make IITs inclusive, research-driven, and future-ready

New Delhi, India: Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan chaired the 56th IIT Council Meeting on Monday, emphasising the need to make Indian Institutes of Technology more inclusive, research-focused, and aligned with 21st-century requirements.The 25-year roadmap aims to ensure IITs lead India’s scientific and societal progress by 2047, supporting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a…

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Harvard vs Trump: Battle over billions in diversity grants heats up

Days after the Supreme Court handed the Trump administration a major win allowing federal agencies to proceed with cuts to diversity-related grants, the administration has turned its sights on another high-profile target: Harvard University. According to The Harvard Crimson, the unfolding legal battle involves nearly $3 billion in federal research funding. The clash underscores a…

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