From generative AI to cybersecurity, how IITs are democratising AI literacy for India’s youth

India’s premier engineering institutions, the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), are at the forefront of a new movement: Making Artificial Intelligence (AI) education accessible, practical, and inclusive for learners across the country. Traditionally known for producing elite engineers, the IITs are now taking deliberate steps to ensure that AI literacy is no longer limited to…

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Indo-Korean center in Pune designated as official TOPIK test center for Korean language learners

Pune, In a boost for Korean language learners, the Indo-Korean Center (IKC) in Pune has been designated as an official centre for TOPIK, or Test of Proficiency in Korean, by South Korea’s National Institute for International Education.With this recognition, Pune has become the only city in western India to host TOPIK, offering internationally recognised certification…

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NBEMS to release NEET PG 2025 answer keys for the first time after Supreme Court’s order: Check notice here

In a landmark move aimed at ensuring fairness and transparency, the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) will soon release the NEET PG 2025 answer keys, raw scores, and normalisation details following a Supreme Court directive. This is the first time that candidates will have access to the official answer key along with…

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IBPS Clerk 2025 registration deadline extended till this date: Check how to apply and direct link here

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has extended the registration deadline for the IBPS Clerk 2025 recruitment, giving candidates more time to apply for over 10,000 vacancies across various public sector banks. Initially scheduled to close on August 21, the application window will now remain open until August 28, 2025, for both online submission…

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8 medical schools in the US beyond the Ivy League

When it comes to medical education in the United States, Ivy League names like Harvard, Yale, and Columbia often dominate the conversation. However, some of the most prestigious, innovative, and highly-ranked medical schools in the country exist outside this elite circle. For 2025, several institutions have emerged as global leaders in research, clinical training, and…

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Federal court rules Montana students with disabilities can stay in school until age 22: How families can benefit

In a landmark decision, a federal district court has approved a settlement allowing Montana students with disabilities to remain in public education until the age of 22. As reported by the Associated Press, the ruling is expected to transform access to education for students with individualised education programs (IEPs), aligning Montana with most US states….

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What forced the US Education Department to reopen civil rights offices after months of shutdown?

After months of controversy and legal battles, the US Department of Education will reinstate more than 260 employees to its Office for Civil Rights (OCR), reversing a sweeping staff reduction that had left key civil rights enforcement functions on hold.The decision comes after a federal judge ordered the department to restore OCR operations, citing the…

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USCIS tightens the age-out noose on H-1B kids: How this rule change could derail their college dreams

In 2025, the United States continues to be a prime destination for international students seeking quality higher education and career opportunities. A significant portion of these students come from families holding H-1B visas, a visa category designed for skilled workers in specialty occupations. The H-1B visa allows US companies to employ foreign workers in fields…

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Mississippi DEI law hit by federal judge: Classrooms granted a temporary shield for free expression

A federal judge has delivered a significant rebuke to Mississippi’s controversial law curtailing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in public schools, citing constitutional concerns and the potential suppression of free expression. US District Judge Henry Wingate issued a preliminary injunction on Monday, granting temporary protection to educators, students, and academic staff while a broader…

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