Student Debunks Pakistan's Nuclear Deterrence Claim at Oxford
Siddhant Nagrath's viral Oxford Union speech argues Pakistan's nukes are tools for escalation, not peace, reigniting the global deterrence debate. Read the full analysis.
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Dr. Arpit Chopra's Jain Therapy Praised at Oxford University
Dr. Arpit Chopra's unique Jain treatment methodology, focusing on non-violence and holistic healing, receives recognition at Oxford University. Discover how this Indian approach is making global waves.
Indian Student Debunks Pak's Kashmir Narrative at Oxford
Indian student Kautilya Pandit delivered a scathing critique of Pakistan's Kashmir claims at the Oxford Union, highlighting the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits and mocking its military record. Read the full viral speech.
Man gets 5 years for biting off finger at friend's wedding
Daniel Peasnell sentenced to five years in prison after a violent, alcohol-fueled outburst at his best friend's wedding left a guest with a partially amputated finger. Read the shocking details.
Book Review: All Souls - Oxford, Adultery, and Male Loneliness
Saudha Kasim reviews 'All Souls,' a campus novel that reveals itself as a profound ghost story exploring male loneliness and infidelity at Oxford. Read the full analysis.
DMK to Add Omitted Voters Back to Electoral Rolls
Tamil Nadu Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin announces work to reinstate voters omitted in Special Intensive Revision. School Education Minister counters TVK's dropout rate claims with data.
TN Minister to Restore Deleted Voters, Opens Robotics Labs
School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi pledges action to reinstate voters removed from electoral rolls. He counters actor Vijay's dropout rate claims, highlights DMK's record, and inaugurates robotics labs.
From Urban Dictionary to Merriam-Webster: Who Defines Slang Now?
Once the go-to for internet slang, Urban Dictionary faces a crisis of trust. As Merriam-Webster adds 'rizz' and 'doomscroll', we explore the ironic shift in who legitimises language. Read the full analysis.
HIV Treatment Dropouts Rise in India, Data Shows
New NACO data reveals a worrying rise in HIV patients dropping out of treatment in India, with over 20,000 lost in 2024-25. Experts call for urgent action to retain patients in care programs.
10,474 Girls Not Attending School in 5 Indian States
A 2025 study reveals 10,474 girls are out of school in 5 states. The RTE Act's age 14 limit and socio-economic barriers are key reasons. Read the full analysis.
20 CSMC Schools Closed in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
Activists condemn Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Municipal Corporation for closing 20 schools citing low enrolment, warning of permanent student dropouts. Details inside.
Delhi's NIOS Plan Fails Most Class IX Failures
Govt data reveals Delhi's open schooling safety net for Class IX failures is broken. Low enrollment & 30% pass rates leave thousands with no clear path. Experts call it a structural failure.
NLSIU Student from Punjab Wins Rhodes Scholarship for Oxford
Manhar Bansal, a final-year BA LLB (Hons) student at NLSIU Bengaluru, is among six Indians selected for the Rhodes Scholarship. He will pursue a master's in comparative literature at Oxford University. Read his inspiring journey.
OUP India & Adobe Integrate Creativity Tools in Textbooks
Oxford University Press India partners with Adobe to integrate digital creativity tools into school textbooks, aligning with NEP 2020. Discover how this will transform learning.
Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year is 'Rage Bait'
Oxford Dictionary crowns 'rage bait' as the 2025 Word of the Year. Discover its meaning, why it won, and how it impacts our digital lives. Read more!
Rage Bait: Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year Sparks Debate
Oxford, Cambridge, and Collins dictionaries reveal their 2025 Words of the Year, with 'rage bait' taking centre stage. Discover how digital culture is reshaping our language and online discourse.
'Rage Bait' Named Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year
Oxford Languages crowns 'rage bait' as the 2025 Word of the Year, beating contenders like aura farming and bio-hack. Discover what this says about our digital discourse.
Rage Bait is Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year
Oxford University Press names 'rage bait' the 2025 Word of the Year. Discover its meaning, impact on digital discourse, and why it resonates in India's online spaces. Read more.
Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year is 'Rage Bait'
Oxford University Press names 'rage bait' the 2025 Word of the Year, highlighting a shift in online manipulation from curiosity clicks to emotional hijacking. Discover what it means for our digital lives.
Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year is 'Rage Bait'
Oxford University Press crowns 'rage bait' the 2025 Word of the Year after a 300% surge in usage. Discover what this says about online ethics and engagement. Read the full story.
Assam Students Rally Against Child Marriage & Illegal Liquor
AASAA members organized a bike rally in Tinsukia demanding strict enforcement against child marriage, illegal bootlegging, and addressing student dropout rates in tea garden communities.
Kotak BizLabs Oxford AI Summit 2025 Sets New Benchmark
Kotak BizLabs Luminaries FITT x Oxford AI Startup Summit 2025 showcases India's bold AI future with groundbreaking innovations and inclusive growth strategies. Discover how Indian startups are leading global AI transformation.
Pakistan Walks Out of Oxford Union Debate vs India
Pakistan's delegation reportedly exited the Oxford Union debate against India before it began. Discover the dramatic details and diplomatic implications of this unexpected move.
Oxford Professor Quits Over Sexual Misconduct Claims
Prominent social psychologist Miles Hewstone steps down from Oxford and British Academy roles following Bloomberg investigation revealing unwanted sexual advances toward female students.
Oxford India-Pakistan Debate Cancelled in Farce
Oxford Union debate on India's Pakistan policy descends into chaos as Pakistani delegation fails to show. Indian participants accuse organizers of mismanagement and bias. Read the full story.
Bengaluru Teens: Family Ties Boost Happiness
New survey reveals Bengaluru teenagers find happiness through family connections. Discover how strong family bonds contribute to moderate happiness levels among city youth.
Kissing Evolved 21 Million Years Ago: Oxford Study
Groundbreaking research reveals kissing originated 16-21 million years ago in primates. Discover how this intimate behavior evolved across species and what it reveals about human connection.
Neanderthals and Humans Shared Love, Not Just War
New Oxford study reveals humans and Neanderthals kissed and interbred, challenging the 'killer ape' theory. Discover how cooperation shaped our history. Read more!
Pune Police Year-Long Campus Safety Plan Unveiled
Pune Police launches comprehensive year-long roadmap for campus safety addressing drunk driving, drugs, cyber security and women's safety. Plan runs till December 2026.
Next Economy Forum 2025 Achieves Landmark Success
The Next Economy Forum 2025 concluded successfully at House of Lords & Oxford University, featuring global leaders and focusing on sustainable economic transformation. Discover key outcomes!
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