Canada International Student Approvals Fall 62%
Canadian universities face major challenges as international student approvals drop dramatically this year. Discover the impact on institutions and the future of global education in Canada.
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India rejects UN expert's biased Myanmar refugee analysis
India delivers strong rebuttal to UN Special Rapporteur's claims about Pahalgam attack impacting Myanmar refugees, calling the analysis 'biased and inaccurate' in diplomatic showdown.
Israel kills 3 Palestinian militants in West Bank raid
Israeli military operations in Jenin refugee camp result in death of three Palestinian militants. Get exclusive details on the escalating West Bank tensions and ongoing security crackdown.
EC Starts Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls
The Election Commission initiates special intensive revision of electoral rolls across states and UTs ahead of upcoming elections. Check if your name is included!
Deportation Fear Sparks CAA Rush in Nadia
Exclusive ground report from Nadia, West Bengal, where panic over potential deportation has sparked massive crowds at BJP MLA's CAA documentation camp. Residents share their fears and hopes.
8,000 Indian Schools Empty, 20K Teachers Paid
A startling government audit reveals nearly 8,000 Indian schools operate with zero students while over 20,000 teachers remain on payroll, exposing massive education system inefficiencies.
Black Enrollment Drops at Elite US Colleges After Aff Ban
Recent AP analysis shows a significant decline in Black student enrollment at prestigious US universities after Supreme Court's affirmative action ban, raising concerns about diversity in elite education.
UK court blocks deportation of refugee rapist in controversial ruling
In a controversial ruling, a UK court prevents the deportation of an Afghan refugee convicted of raping a teenager, citing the attack's brief duration as insufficient for removal under immigration rules. The decision sparks national outrage and calls for
Swarathma: Music Confronting Humanitarian Crises
American composer Shankar Tucker's groundbreaking album 'Swarathma' merges Indian classical with electronic sounds to address urgent global issues like the Sudan conflict and climate change through powerful sonic storytelling.
Refugee's emotional outburst against Halloween decor goes viral
A Palestinian refugee's emotional confrontation over gory Halloween decorations in Canada goes viral, sparking global debate about cultural sensitivity and trauma.
Harvard Diversity Shift: Asian Enrollment Up, Black & Hispanic Down
Harvard University's latest enrollment data reveals significant demographic changes, with Asian American student numbers climbing while Black and Hispanic representation experiences notable drops. Explore the shifting diversity landscape at America's prem
BJP Bengal warns leaders over voter enrollment slackness
West Bengal BJP leadership cracks down on organizational slackness during crucial SIR voter registration drive, threatening strict action against non-performing leaders.
Mizoram collects biometric data of 13,600 refugees
Mizoram authorities have digitally registered 13,600+ refugees using advanced biometric technology, marking a significant milestone in humanitarian documentation efforts in Northeast India.
20 Nations Push EU to Return Illegal Afghan Migrants
Twenty countries jointly pressure European Union for immediate repatriation of undocumented Afghan nationals, citing security concerns and economic strain.
ICC Calls Afghan Cricket Talent Drain a 'Global Tragedy'
ICC Chairman Greg Shah expresses deep concern over Afghanistan's promising cricketers leaving the sport, calling it a devastating loss for world cricket and urging collective action.
China's Long Arm in Thailand: Dissident Faces Deportation
Chinese political activists in Thailand face increasing threats as Beijing's extraterritorial reach extends into Southeast Asia, with dissident Zhou Junyi's pending deportation raising alarm bells.
Pakistan orders Afghan refugees to return home
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif declares all Afghan nationals must return to Afghanistan immediately, citing security concerns and calling it their 'caliphate'.
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