The results of the National Entrance Screening Test (NEST) 2025 have been officially announced today, July 10, 2025. The result link was activated at 2 PM on the official website. The exam is conducted to admit students in the Master of Science (MSc) programmes at the National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER), Bhubaneswar,…
X CEO Linda Yaccarino. (AP Photo) On July 9, 2025, Linda Yaccarino stepped down as Chief Executive Officer of X Corp, drawing a close to one of the most closely watched leadership stints in recent tech history. While speculation swirled over the reasons behind her quiet exit, the larger story of how a public-school graduate…
The Rajasthan Police Constable Recruitment Exam 2025 has been postponed. This comes as important news for thousands of students preparing for the exam. Earlier, the exam was expected in July, but now it will be held on September 13 and 14, 2025. The recruitment drive is for over 8,500 constable posts in different categories like…
Across the United States, a silent standoff is unfolding in classrooms. It is not about curriculum wars or partisan mandates, but a deeper reckoning over the role of artificial intelligence in shaping young minds. According to a new NBC News Decision Desk poll powered by SurveyMonkey, Americans are almost evenly split on whether AI belongs…
For many, choosing a career is about more than just a paycheck; it’s about purpose, passion, and prestige. From childhood fantasies to adulthood ambitions, certain jobs consistently capture the imagination: becoming a doctor, flying planes, designing couture, or even stepping onto a movie set. These roles are more than occupations; they’re aspirations rooted in culture,…
Representational Image: iStovk Code is the new currency, and computer scientists are its most valuable architects. From building autonomous vehicles and decoding the human genome to securing digital borders and engineering sentient machines, today’s computer science graduates don’t just get jobs, they create industries. In a world where data is power and algorithms govern everything…
Harvard quietly dismantles student diversity offices without notice on campus. In a move that has stunned students and higher education observers alike, Harvard University has quietly taken down several of its prominent student diversity offices with no public statement, no campus-wide email, and no clear plan for what comes next. As of Wednesday, websites for…
College majors that can lead to unemployment College degrees have long been marketed as a safeguard against unemployment, a steady ladder toward success. But new data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, based on 2023 US Census data, paints a more sobering picture: some of the most respected and high-paying majors are producing…
Harvard University in Cambridge (Pic credit: AP) The Trump administration has turned its gaze once more toward Harvard University, not with dialogue or policy debate, but with subpoenas, threats, and the specter of accreditation loss. What began as a political disagreement over curriculum and campus governance has now escalated into a full-blown assault on institutional…
How higher education in the US is becoming collateral in the geopolitical power struggle In a world increasingly divided by geopolitical rivalries, American universities are no longer neutral spaces for learning and research. They’ve become unintended players in the global power struggle, facing scrutiny, sanctions, and ideological pressure from both domestic and foreign governments.From congressional…
