Bhopal: Two Class 9 Students Missing for Four Days
Two 16-year-old students from a government residential school in Ratibad, Bhopal, remain missing four days after their mysterious disappearance. Police search continues with few leads.
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3 Indian Students Hurt in Bondi Beach Attack, Australia
Three Indian students were among those injured in a violent attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach. Australian authorities have arrested a suspect. Read the latest updates on their condition and the official response.
Punjabi Students Killed in Canada, Family Seeks Answers
Two Indian students from Punjab were shot dead in Canada. Police investigate possible mistaken identity as families plead for justice. Read the full story.
Bhopal: Two Class 9 Students Missing from Govt School Hostel
Two 16-year-old students from a Bhopal government school hostel have been missing for three days. Police have filed a kidnapping case. Read the latest details on the search.
Visually impaired Muskan Negi earns PhD, becomes HP's first
Muskan Negi, an Election Commission Youth Icon, creates history as Himachal Pradesh's first fully visually impaired woman to earn a PhD. Discover her inspiring journey of determination.
Steve Jobs' 'Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish' Advice Decoded
Revisiting Steve Jobs' iconic 2005 Stanford speech. Discover how his lessons on curiosity, failure, and mortality offer timeless guidance for students and professionals in India today. Find your path.
BMTC's 'Onboard' Assistive System Wins Prestigious Award
Bengaluru's BMTC wins an award for its 'Onboard' system, designed to assist visually impaired passengers with bus arrivals, boarding, and route guidance. Read about this inclusive innovation.
Chandigarh Institute for Blind Holds Annual Sports Meet
The Institute for the Blind in Chandigarh's Sector 26 kicked off its annual sports meet at Sector 7 Complex. 168 athletes are competing across 30 events, with Sports Director Saurabh Kumar Arora promising upgraded facilities.
SC: Puducherry medical students must serve rural areas for degrees
Supreme Court mandates 95 PG medical students from Puducherry private colleges to complete 3-month pro bono rural service for degrees. 18 students get ₹15 lakh+ compensation for lost seats in 2017-18. Full details inside.
18 Lakh Indian Students Abroad: MEA Data Reveals New Trends
MEA data reveals over 18 lakh Indian students abroad in 2025. Canada leads in higher education, while Gulf nations dominate school enrolments. Explore the shifting trends and key destinations.
Visually Impaired Couple Defrauded in Kanpur Plot Scam
A visually impaired couple in Kanpur's Rawatpur was cheated of Rs 90,000 in a land deal. Police have registered a case and are investigating the fraud. Read the full story.
Kanpur: Blind man killed by brother, friend over drinking
In a shocking incident in Kanpur, a 42-year-old visually impaired man was murdered by his younger brother and a friend. The crime occurred after he opposed their drinking habit. Police have arrested one accused.
62 Indian Students Denied US Entry in 5 Years
Government data reveals 62 Indian students were denied entry to the US in the last five years. Explore the details and official response.
10,000+ Indian Students Denied US Entry Since 2020
Government data reveals over 10,000 Indian students were refused entry to the US in five years. Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh shared details in Parliament. Read the full report.
Indian Student's Success with Federation University Co-op
Discover how Federation University's Co-op model helps Indian students like Vashista gain paid work experience, boosting employability. Learn about high graduate employment rates and the supportive learning environment.
German Team Lauds KSRTC's Accessibility System
A German delegation visited Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation to review 'Dhwani Spandana-OnBoard', an innovative audio navigation system enhancing bus accessibility for the visually impaired. Discover how this initiative is setting new standards.
Talking Book Library Empowers Visually-Impaired Students
Berhampur University's new 'talking book library' converts texts to audio, aiding visually-impaired students in independent research. Discover how this initiative promotes inclusive higher education.
Kashmiri MBBS Students in Bangladesh Face Security Audit
A terror probe into white-collar workers has led Indian agencies to audit Kashmiri medical students in Bangladesh. Political shifts in Dhaka raise new concerns. Read the full report.
Andhra's Karuna Kumari, 15, Triumphs at Blind T20 World Cup
P. Karuna Kumari, a 15-year-old visually impaired cricketer from Andhra Pradesh, overcomes isolation to score crucial runs in India's Blind Women's T20 World Cup victory. Read her inspiring journey.
Chinese Students Fuel US Grad Growth, Local Economies: Study
A new NBER study reveals Chinese master's students significantly expand US graduate programs, STEM fields, and local job markets, benefiting American enrolments too. Explore the data and insights.
Odisha CM honours blind women T20 World Cup winners
Odisha CM Mohan Majhi honoured four blind women cricketers from the state, part of India's T20 World Cup winning team, with Rs 11 lakh each. Read about their inspiring journey and the call for government jobs.
Chennai's Blind Football Program Fosters Dreams & Confidence
Meet T Manivasagam & B Sheik Irfan, visually impaired footballers in Chennai. Discover how TNBFA's 'Acham Thavir' program is breaking barriers and building an Olympic culture. Read their inspiring journey.
Thane Students Rescued After Lucknow Stranding
Sixteen students and two teachers from Thane stranded in Lucknow after missing train return home safely. Read how local politicians facilitated their rescue mission.
70,683 ST Students Get Rs 126 Crore Scholarship
Meghalaya government disburses Rs 126.28 crore as Christmas gift scholarships to 70,683 ST students. CM Conrad Sangma fulfills promise with advance payment.
Bengaluru IT Corridor Gets First Tactile Footpaths
Bengaluru's Brookefield area gets first brushed-concrete footpaths with tactile tiles for visually impaired. 200-meter pilot project launched by East City Corporation promises better accessibility.
Indian Women's Blind Cricket Team Felicitated After World Cup Win
The Indian women's cricket team for the blind receives grand felicitation after clinching the T20 World Cup title in Bengaluru. Read about their historic achievement and recognition.
Smart Cap Helps Hearing Impaired Detect Danger Through Vibration
Hyderabad teacher SK Rajali Pasha develops innovative smart cap that vibrates at loud sounds, helping hearing impaired individuals stay safe on roads and workplaces. Read his inspiring story.
Canada's 2026 Student Cap: Major Changes Ahead
Canada's new international student cap reduces permits by 16% from 2024 levels, affecting Indian students' dreams. Learn how this policy shift impacts education and immigration pathways.
IndiGo's deaf staff viral video promotes workplace inclusion
IndiGo Airlines earns praise as viral video shows hearing and speech impaired staff assisting passenger with sign language. Watch the heartwarming moment of inclusion.
Devotee Donates 100+ Hearing Aids to TTD
A devotee from Hyderabad donates over 100 hearing aids to Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams, enhancing accessibility for hearing-impaired pilgrims at the temple.
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