Artificial intelligence has emerged as the top workplace priority in India, surpassing pay and burnout, according to Indeed’s 2025 Workplace Trends Report. Based on insights from 3,872 respondents across 14 industries, the study reveals how AI, skill mobility, and flexibility are transforming professional behaviour, reshaping career goals, and redefining how Indians work and grow in … Read more
America’s $1.81 trillion student debt crisis has transformed college into a calculated investment rather than a path to personal growth. President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” tightened grants and loan limits, forcing students to pursue majors promising financial stability. As STEM fields dominate top-paying careers, the nation’s education divide between access and affordability … Read more
Writing is more than letters; it is a reflection of culture, thought, and history. While alphabets like English or Devanagari map sounds to symbols, Chinese and Japanese systems rely on characters and syllabaries to convey meaning. Across the globe, diverse scripts—from abjads to abugidas—demonstrate that language can be as layered, artistic, and cognitive as the … Read more
A federal judge has ruled that the Education Department violated the First Amendment by inserting partisan language into furloughed employees’ out-of-office emails, framing the shutdown as the fault of “Democrat Senators.” The decision, arising from an AFGE lawsuit, reinforces constitutional protections against compelled political speech, restores neutrality in government communication, and highlights tensions amid the … Read more
As CAT 2025 approaches on 30th November, aspirants across India enter the final, high-stakes phase of preparation. Success now hinges on strategic revision, targeted mock tests, and effective time management. Focusing on strengths, addressing weaknesses, and maintaining a calm, positive mindset are crucial. This roadmap provides aspirants with structured strategies to maximise performance and enter … Read more
Public confidence in American higher education is rebounding, yet media coverage and cultural narratives continue to focus on elite institutions, obscuring the experiences of the majority of students. Nontraditional learners, working adults, parents, and first-generation students—face unique challenges. Experts urge broader recognition of diverse pathways, better data systems, and realistic portrayals to ensure colleges remain … Read more
Cornell University has settled with the Trump administration, restoring hundreds of millions in federal research funding after months of dispute over civil rights compliance. The agreement requires detailed admissions reporting and adherence to federal guidance on diversity programs, highlighting the growing tension between academic autonomy and government oversight, and setting a precedent for how elite … Read more
For MBA aspirants, rejection from a dream business school can feel devastating, yet it offers crucial insights. Beyond grades and test scores, admissions committees evaluate authenticity, career clarity, leadership, achievements, recommendations, and program fit. Reflecting on these areas allows applicants to identify gaps, refine their narrative, and transform setbacks into a stronger, more competitive application … Read more
India A captain Rishabh Pant returned to bat after retiring hurt due to multiple blows from a pacer. This eased injury concerns for the team management and fans ahead of the upcoming Test series against South Africa. Pant’s resilience signals his readiness for the crucial home Tests.
A remarkable tale of Kolkata Knight Riders’ player welfare has surfaced. In 2009, Cheteshwar Pujara suffered a career-threatening ACL tear during a KKR practice match. The franchise, led by Shah Rukh Khan, personally ensured Pujara received top-tier surgery in Cape Town, covering all logistics and family support, ultimately aiding his successful recovery and illustrious Test … Read more