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Indian-origin technologist Saikat Chakrabarti, known for his work with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders, is vying to succeed Nancy Pelosi in Congress. Chakrabarti, who transitioned from Silicon Valley to progressive politics, co-founded Justice Democrats and managed Ocasio-Cortez’s campaign. He now aims to represent working-class Americans, positioning himself as a reform-driven Democrat in a competitive San … Read more

American classrooms are increasingly grappling with the Israel-Hamas conflict, witnessing a rise in antisemitic incidents despite a slight dip from last year. States are adopting varying approaches, from mandating specific definitions of antisemitism to focusing on teacher training. This debate highlights the tension between combating hate and preserving free speech.

Staff Selection Commission has released the SSC CHSL 2025 admit cards. Aspirants can download their hall tickets for the Tier 1 exam. The examination is scheduled for November 12, 2025. This recruitment drive aims to fill Group C posts. Candidates must carry their admit card and a valid photo ID to the exam center. Check … Read more

A new school lesson is emerging in the United States. Students as young as five are being taught what to do if they find a gun. Arkansas, Tennessee, and Utah have passed laws for these lessons. The curriculum focuses on safety knowledge, not firearm use. This initiative sparks debate on gun control and child safety.

New York’s incoming Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces a monumental task managing the nation’s largest public school system. With a shrinking student body, potential federal clashes over progressive policies, and a persistent literacy crisis, Mamdani’s leadership will be tested. Addressing deep-seated inequalities and navigating political sensitivities will be crucial for his administration’s success.

Americans increasingly expect universities to tackle societal challenges like health and sustainability, a Cornell-cited study reveals. While public support for universities leading on social initiatives is strong, a clear line is drawn at political activism. The survey highlights a desire for institutions to contribute beyond academics, though political divides emerge on issues like DEI. Universities … Read more

US colleges are facing significant financial strain, leading to over 850 job cuts last month. Declining enrollments, rising costs, and federal funding disruptions are impacting institutions of all sizes, including elite universities like Harvard and USC. These widespread layoffs and program eliminations signal a critical shift in higher education’s financial models.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma distributed appointment letters to 5,550 TET-qualified teachers, fulfilling a promise of one lakh government jobs. The transparent and merit-based recruitment process has led to over 1.26 lakh appointments, surpassing the initial target and fostering trust in government jobs. This initiative is part of broader educational reforms and industrial growth … Read more

Ravichandran Ashwin lauded Dhruv Jurel’s exceptional form, highlighting his back-to-back centuries against South Africa A. Jurel’s consistent performances, including a 132 and 127 not out, have made a strong case for his inclusion in the upcoming Test series, presenting a selection dilemma for the team management.

Meghalaya’s Akash Kumar etched his name in cricketing history by smashing the fastest-ever First-Class fifty in just 11 balls during a Ranji Trophy match. The 25-year-old’s explosive innings, featuring eight consecutive sixes, shattered the previous world record and stunned onlookers. Kumar’s remarkable feat has propelled him into global cricketing immortality.