A new report from Naukri reveals a silent crisis brewing in offices across India: Gen Z professionals are burning out, disengaging, and quitting due to unsustainable workloads, controlling bosses, and a lack of career progression. This generation isn’t just looking for a paycheck—they’re demanding a workplace that respects their well-being and ambition.
Mark your calendars! The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will release the much-awaited city intimation slips for its Direct Recruitment Quota Examination 2026 on January 17, 2026. But here’s the critical catch: this slip is NOT your admit card. Confusing the two could lead to serious last-minute stress. We break down everything you need to know—what the slip contains, why it matters, and what comes next.
Year after year, the qualifying marks for NEET-PG—the national gateway to postgraduate medical education—are dropping to alarming lows. In 2026, candidates cleared the exam with scores below 10%, sparking widespread concern among medical educators, regulators, and even practicing physicians. But what’s really driving this trend, and should patients be worried about the competence of future specialists?
In a critical move to protect students from academic fraud, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a strong advisory urging Class 10 and 12 students to confirm whether their chosen colleges are officially recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC). With thousands of fake or unapproved institutions operating across India, this warning could save your degree—and your future.
In a remarkable twist of urban adaptation, young IAS aspirants in Nagpur have turned a municipal facility next to a crematorium into a serene, high-focus study sanctuary—proving that success can bloom even in the most unexpected places.
CBSE has officially invited schools to take part in the 55th UPU International Letter Writing Competition 2026. With the theme ‘Why human connection matters in a digital world,’ this is a golden chance for students to showcase their voice—and possibly win global recognition.