A lecture on Sikh history at Panjab University faces opposition from student group SATH, citing a 2004 Akal Takht directive against RSS involvement in religious matters. University officials met with Akal Takht Jathedar to address concerns.
Karnataka government revises primary school teacher recruitment rules, increasing written exam weightage to 90% and reducing academic performance to 10% for merit-based selection.
A 16-year-old UP Board student allegedly died by suicide in Etawah, found hanging at home alone. Police cite domestic discord or mental stress as possible causes, highlighting youth mental health issues.
Himachal Pradesh becomes the second state after Andhra Pradesh to receive Dual Category recognition from NCVET, enabling HPBOSE to design and certify vocational programs under NSQF, enhancing student opportunities.
Vineet Kataria, chairperson of Educrest International School, arrested for enrolling students in classes 9-10 without CBSE affiliation, causing 11 students to miss board exams.
Sanjay Dahariya, a 37-year-old farmer's son from Chhattisgarh, battled cancer for nearly a decade, undergoing four surgeries and financial strain, before achieving his civil services dream with UPSC rank 946 in 2025.
Haryana reports a sharp rise in govt school learning outcomes, with high-performing schools increasing from 7% to 53% after a targeted remediation drive under the NIPUN mission, covering over 4.35 lakh students.
Three Class X students from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya in Koraput drowned in the backwaters of Kolab reservoir on Saturday afternoon, hours after appearing for their board examinations.
CBSE directs schools to integrate PM eVidya's curriculum-linked TV channels and e-videos into daily teaching. The initiative aims to enhance equitable access to quality education resources across India.
The GSHSEB included Bhagavad Gita questions in the Class 12 English exam, surprising students who were unaware of the syllabus addition. Schools varied in preparation, leading to exam-day uncertainty.
The Haryana Education Department has announced the admission schedule for the 2024-25 academic year under the Right to Education Act, with applications open from April 1 to April 30, 2024.
A Bengaluru school teacher has been booked for allegedly assaulting a Class 2 student who failed to answer a math question, sparking outrage and raising concerns about child safety in educational institutions.
Irfan Ahmad Lone, a visually impaired youth from Bandipora, Kashmir, overcomes adversity to clear UPSC civil services exams, sparking celebrations and inspiring his community and siblings.
A former student of a Nabha school has cleared the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2023, securing an impressive All-India Rank 13. This achievement highlights the academic excellence and dedication fostered in Punjab's educational institutions.
The Goa State Council for Educational Research and Training (SCERT) has declared that the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 will be fully implemented in all state school classes starting the 2026-27 academic year. Key changes include 10 bagless days an
Parents in Odisha are pushing for a social media ban for children under 16, following similar moves in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Goa. Concerns over gadget addiction and mental health risks drive the demand.
Five candidates from Odisha have qualified in the UPSC Civil Services Exam 2025, thanks to the Ganjam Lakshya Niketan initiative. The free online coaching program included mock interviews by a panel of IAS and IPS officers.
Ten students from the Chintamanrao Deshmukh Administrative Institute in Thane have successfully passed the UPSC exams, with Dr Dipali Mahato achieving an impressive AIR 36. The institute offers free training and stipends to aspirants.
Government libraries in Chennai are seeing a surge in students using their facilities for exam preparation, offering quiet, well-lit spaces, reference materials, and modern amenities like WiFi and computers.
Akanksha Singh, granddaughter of late Ranvir Sena chief Brahmeshwar Mukhiya, faces allegations of impersonating the real UPSC 2025 rank holder from Ghazipur. The controversy deepens as the Ara claimant provides no proof while the Ghazipur doctor shares cr
Two pre-university students drowned in a pond at Sakleshpura, Hassan district, while attempting to rescue a cow. MLA S Manjunath has demanded compensation for their families.
GS Manoj from Hassan and HT Praveen from Chikkamagaluru secured ranks 389 and 720 in the UPSC civil services exam, achieving success through self-study and dedication, bringing pride to their districts.
Indore sees civic updates with UPSC rank achievements, Rang Panchami preparations underway, and road safety concerns highlighted. Stay informed on traffic, weather, and administrative developments.
Vijayanagara Sri Krishnadevaraya University faces fresh scrutiny after BBA students received marks cards with totals far above the 700 maximum, highlighting ongoing administrative failures.
Two teachers from Belagali village spent Rs 56,000 to take five students on a flight to Bengaluru, fulfilling a promise made for achieving 100% marks in SSLC exams, inspiring the students with their first air travel experience.
Sanskriti Singh, who secured All India Rank 165 in UPSC CSE 2025, shares her journey of self-study, mock tests, and managing uncertainty. Her story highlights strategy, resilience, and mental balance for India's toughest exam.
Indian teenagers are attempting dangerous online dares like the fire handshake and blackout challenge for social media clout, risking serious injury or death in school corridors and homes.
The CBSE has postponed Class 12 board exams scheduled for March 9-11, 2026, in seven Middle Eastern countries, including UAE and Saudi Arabia, citing the ongoing Israel-US-Iran conflict. Authorities will review the situation on March 10.
A daughter of farmers from Mansa, Punjab, has secured the 136th rank in the UPSC Civil Services Exam, showcasing resilience and academic excellence.
The Orissa High Court has granted bail to BSE vice-president Nihar Ranjan Mohanty and seven others in the OTET question paper leak case, citing a prolonged trial. Justice Gourishankar Satapathy passed the order on March 5.