Former J&K Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti has sounded the alarm over a growing crisis affecting Kashmiri students seeking medical education across India, questioning the current administration’s inaction and warning of systemic exclusion.
At one of Delhi’s premier medical institutions—Safdarjung Hospital and its affiliated Vardhman Mahavir Medical College—70 critical faculty positions remain unfilled, raising alarms about the quality of medical education and patient care in the capital.
In a quiet school in Gaya, Bihar, a young teacher’s heartfelt morning recitation of a Bhagavad Gita shloka unexpectedly exploded online—turning her into an overnight internet sensation and reminding the world of the power of sincerity, faith, and devotion.
The UAE has implemented a sweeping ‘scholarship ban’ on UK universities, citing serious concerns over Islamist radicalisation. This move not only cuts off government funding but also casts doubt on the future recognition of British degrees within the Emirates, sending shockwaves through the education sector and diplomatic channels.
In a move that has sent shockwaves through its academic community, Delhi University has quietly dismantled its historic ‘Walls of Democracy,’ a designated space for student expression, without any official announcement.
A seemingly innocuous multiple-choice question in a Chhattisgarh class 4 English exam has ignited a firestorm of protests after listing ‘Ram’ as the name of a dog—sparking accusations of religious insensitivity and triggering an official inquiry into the state’s education system.