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IIM Shillong has been honored with the esteemed AACSB accreditation, a hallmark of quality in management education recognized globally. This accolade places the institute in the elite company of the top 6% of business schools around the world, showcasing its dedication to exceptional teaching, innovative research, and impactful contributions to society.

University of Aberdeen Mumbai plans to bring globally recognised degrees, mobility opportunities and industry-focused education to Indian students.

Dreaming of a life abroad? Vedic astrology suggests destiny, not just luck, plays a role in foreign settlement. Key planetary houses (4th, 9th, 12th) and celestial bodies like Rahu, Saturn, and Jupiter are analyzed to determine emigration potential. Favorable planetary periods are crucial for realizing these overseas aspirations.

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has congratulated the state on securing the sixth position in the country in providing quality school education, as per the Performance Grading Index (PGI) 2.0 report released by the Ministry of Education. According to the report, Himachal Pradesh has jumped seven places from 13th to 6th position, while among the States category, it has secured the third position.

AP eyes national model in school education, Lokesh reviews districts

Harvard University is implementing a new grading policy to combat grade inflation, limiting A grades to 20% of students starting in 2027. This move aims to restore the meaning of top grades and reduce pressure on students to maintain perfect transcripts. The decision comes amid broader scrutiny of academic standards in higher education.

Parents, Educators Call Move Impractical As Students Face Heavy Academic Load

Tamil Nadu theatre owners have presented a 10-point charter to Chief Minister Vijay, seeking revised ticket prices, tax exemptions, and simplified regulations. They aim for a single-window clearance for multiplexes, extended licensing periods, and financial aid for electricity bills and film festivals. The industry hopes for cinema-friendly policies to boost audience turnout and theatre sustainability.

A chance dynamite blast in a South African quarry in 1924 unearthed the skull of a child, later named the Taung Child. This fossil, exhibiting ape-like and human features, challenged prevailing European-centric theories of human evolution. Young anatomist Raymond Dart proposed it was a bipedal ancestor, establishing Africa as humanity's cradle, a revolutionary idea that reshaped evolutionary science.

Kazakhstan is set to integrate AI into its schools by 2026, aiming to modernize education and boost skills. A nationwide plan, guided by AI expert Kai-Fu Lee, will focus on personalized learning, digital infrastructure, and teacher training. A pilot program will precede broader implementation, with a goal to bridge the urban-rural education gap.

Scientists have unlocked the vibrant colours of dinosaurs by examining microscopic fossilised structures called melanosomes. These tiny organelles, found in ancient feathers and skin coverings, reveal the actual pigmentation of creatures like Sinosauropteryx and Anchiornis. This breakthrough transforms our understanding of these prehistoric animals, moving beyond guesswork to evidence-based reconstructions of their appearance.

CBSE’s On-Screen Marking (OSM) controversy has exposed growing distrust within India’s examination system, with teachers alleging they were effectively “gagged” through a March 16 advisory warning against sharing evaluation-related experiences online. Evaluators claim they faced blurry scans, missing supplementary pages, server failures and marking difficulties during Class 12 assessments but feared disciplinary action if they raised concerns publicly. The controversy has now deepened further amid allegations that schools and educators were later informally encouraged to publicly defend the OSM system as criticism intensified nationwide.

Generative software is reducing entry-level roles, causing anxiety for young professionals. While some fear job collapse, leaders like Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon believe automation will free workers for complex tasks, leading to an evolutionary leap. However, critics warn of a trap if automation only replaces jobs without creating new value, potentially leading to lower participation and meaningless roles.

Young Indian professionals earn more than ever, yet face rising costs, unaffordable housing, and job insecurity due to AI. This new middle class grapples with maintaining a curated online image while managing internal anxieties about financial stability and professional relevance in a rapidly evolving economy.