career guidance programme

The summer phase of the fifth batch of the Manasvi STEM Mentorship Program at IIT Delhi concluded with participation from 120 girls from government schools across Delhi-NCR. Organised by IIT Delhi’s Office of Academic Outreach and New Initiatives, the programme included academic lectures, leadership interactions, makerspace activities and laboratory sessions. Students attended sessions by IIT Delhi faculty members, women leaders and alumni, while hands-on activities covered electric circuits, solar lamps and molecular biology experiments. The winter phase is scheduled for January 2027.

ICAI-PSEB collaboration aims to strengthen commerce education and career awareness across Punjab

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Bharat Shiksha Expo focused on career guidance, higher education options

Autonomous software is revolutionising development by handling tasks previously done by large engineering teams. Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen highlights that these digital systems operate without human vulnerabilities like burnout or emotional stress, leading to unparalleled efficiency. This trend is accelerating as companies embrace automated development for increased productivity and reduced workplace conflicts.

Responding to TOI readers’ queries, Charu Sinha, DG, Women Safety says police have identified hotspots for eve teasing and stepped up surveillance to make Hyderabad safer for women. She also urges parents to be cautious about children’s online safety and report all forms of harassment

India's skills conversation is shifting from identifying youth deficits to systemic improvements. Leaders discussed building smoother education-to-employment pathways, emphasizing collaboration between government, industry, and nonprofits. Emerging solutions focus on hyper-local training and early career guidance in schools to unlock youth potential.

Mumbai celebrated ghazal maestro Pankaj Udhas' 75th birth anniversary by inaugurating "Padma Bhushan Pankaj Udhas Chowk" on Peddar Road. The event, attended by numerous celebrities and civic officials, honored his immense contribution to Indian music and humanitarian work. Family and friends shared heartfelt memories, highlighting his enduring legacy.

Suspicions over NEET UG 2026 paper leak have intensified after Rajasthan SOG found circulation of a 410-question guess paper before the exam held on May 3, 2026. Officials said about 120 Chemistry questions matched. Investigators allege the paper spread across states including Kerala, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand through counsellors and students. Thirteen suspects have been detained. NTA has referred the matter to central agencies and urged candidates to ignore rumours during ongoing investigation probe continues steadily

Generative AI and autonomous agents are rapidly transforming business, yet organizations struggle to implement them effectively. This Executive Programme equips professionals with no-code AI skills to build end-to-end workflows and deliver measurable impact. Participants will leverage over 15 no-code tools and engage in real-world projects to accelerate workplace productivity and drive AI adoption.

Australian Haryanvi Association national president Seva Singh met Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU) Vice-Chancellor Prof. Milap Poonia in Rohtak to discuss expanding global opportunities for students. The dialogue focused on strengthening academic, research, and employment linkages with Australia. Proposals included MoUs with Australian universities, faculty and student exchange programmes, mentorship initiatives, internships, and industry exposure through diaspora networks. Both sides emphasized enhancing international exposure and positioning MDU as a globally competitive education hub for students. globally

In rural Virginia, Louisa County High School students are transforming scrapped cars into life-changing gifts for single mothers. This unique program, in partnership with Giving Words, equips teens with automotive skills while providing essential transportation to families, fostering independence and stability. Students gain practical experience, learning teamwork and problem-solving as they contribute to a vital community cause.

Shambhavi Tewari from Sacred Heart Convent School has achieved a remarkable 100% in bioscience in her ISC exams, alongside perfect scores in English, physics, and chemistry. An aspiring doctor, she credits a disciplined study routine, parental support, and even daily movie breaks for her success. Her academic excellence continues a lifelong trend, with her aiming for a medical career.