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Over 91 pc of 3.19 lakh candidates appear for Bengal SSC teacher job exam for classes 9-10
West Bengal successfully conducted the School Level Selection Test (SLST) for assistant teachers in classes 9 and 10, with a high turnout of candidates, including many from other states. The exam, held after a Supreme Court order cancelled over 26,000 jobs, saw tight security measures and unique identification features on question papers.
Child's testimony alone can secure conviction if reliable, inspires confidence, says Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court affirmed a 12-year prison sentence for a man convicted of repeatedly raping a 10-year-old girl in 2017. The court emphasized that the child's testimony was trustworthy and consistent, sufficient for conviction even as the sole witness. The convict, who lured the victim with food, was found guilty based on her reliable account.
ITR Filing Deadline Extension: Now Karnataka commerce body, Surat CA unit seek ITR due date extension
Several bodies are requesting an extension to the Income Tax Return (ITR) filing deadline. The Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce & Industry and the Chartered Accountants Association, Surat, have also joined. They cite technical issues, form changes, and portal glitches as reasons for the delay.
SBI clerk 2025 prelims exam dates released: Check the dates, eligibility criteria, application process and exam pattern
SBI Clerk Prelims exam dates : State Bank of India has announced the tentative schedule for the SBI Clerk (Junior Associate) Recruitment 2025, aiming to fill 5,180 vacancies. The Preliminary Examination is scheduled for September 20, 21, and 27, 2025, while the Main Examination is expected in November 2025. Candidates who successfully registered can find details on the official website, sbi.co.in.
WBSSC to use unique security feature in question paper in teacher recruitment exam: Chairman
The West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) is set to conduct the SLST examination on September 7 and 14 for filling 35,726 teaching posts. To prevent malpractices, unique security features have been added to the question papers, enabling immediate detection and candidate identification.
Behind the facade: China accused of using schools to erase Tibetan identity
China has opened a new boarding school in Tibet for children aged 9-12, sparking concerns about forced cultural assimilation. Critics argue that these schools separate children from their families and immerse them in a Mandarin-dominated environment, undermining Tibetan identity.
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Onam, Ganesh Chaturthi drive coconut prices to new highs
Across South India, coconut prices have surged from Rs 15-25 to Rs 80-100 due to pandemic-induced supply chain disruptions, climate change impacts, and pest infestations. Neglect of plantations and reduced yields have exacerbated the shortage, impacting copra, oil, and fresh nut availability. Despite being the largest producer, India faces a global crisis affecting prices and supply.
US college and higher education fees: These key financial aids can help you fulfill your dream without burning your pocket
There are different types of financial aid and also different sources through which they can be sought such as federal and state agencies, colleges, high schools, foundations and corporations. However, it is pertinent to mention that the amount of aid available for a student depends on the respective guidelines. Several state agencies and schools use Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine college aid.
Bengal CEO's office gears up for EC meet with internal discussions on electoral preparedness
Ahead of a crucial meeting with the Election Commission, West Bengal's CEO Manoj Kumar Agarwal is set to assess the state's electoral preparedness. Internal discussions with concerned officials are scheduled for Saturday and Monday, focusing on replicating Bihar's successful special intensive revision of electoral rolls. These consultations will examine district-level preparations in detail, with ADMs participating.
CoinSwith founder has an advice for parents who still asks their kids 'beta engineer toh ban jao'
CoinSwitch Co-founder Ashish Singhal highlights a concerning trend: companies are skipping campus placements in Karnataka's tier-2 and tier-3 engineering colleges, despite students incurring significant educational costs. He emphasizes that the demand for engineers has decreased due to AI, and skills are now more important than degrees.
Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio unveils major education overhaul at Teachers' Day celebration
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio unveiled transformative educational reforms, including the SOAR Mission, aimed at elevating teaching standards and school management. The Nagaland State School Standards Authority will be established to ensure quality across schools, aligning with the National Education Policy 2020. Mother-tongue-based education and integrated music programs are also planned. Nagaland boasts a 95.
Delhi HC orders Rs 1 cr ex-gratia for kin of school principal who died on Covid duty
The Delhi High Court has instructed the Delhi government to provide Rs 1 crore to the family of a school principal. The principal died while performing COVID-19 duties. This decision overturns a previous ruling. The court recognized his death was due to contracting the virus during his assigned duties. The government must process the payment within eight weeks.
Mamata Banerjee says, 'tainted' teachers may be employed in non-teaching roles
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced alternative job arrangements for "tainted" teachers deemed ineligible in state-run schools. While they cannot return as teachers, the government is exploring legal options to accommodate them as Group-C non-teaching staff. Recruitment for untainted candidates has begun, prioritizing experienced teachers, with age relaxations offered for re-application.
UPSC NDA, CDS 2 Admit Cards 2025 Out: Here’s how to download before the 14 September exam
The UPSC has released the admit cards for the CDS 2 and NDA/NA 2 examinations, accessible on upsconline.nic.in. Scheduled for September 14, 2025, candidates must bring their admit cards for entry. The selection process includes a written exam with Mathematics and GAT papers, followed by an interview for those who qualify, assessing suitability for the armed forces.
School holiday on 5 September 2025: Will Delhi-NCR students get a day off this Friday? Check full update here
Schools across India face closures this week due to a blend of festivals and weather concerns. Delhi-NCR observes Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi on September 5th, while Kerala celebrates Onam. Teacher's Day may see brief school events. Punjab and Himachal Pradesh extend holidays due to weather, and Haryana's Ambala and Jhajjar districts are closed due to rain warnings.
IIT Madras tops NIRF 2025 rankings for record seventh time, IISc Bengaluru & IIT Bombay follow
IIT Madras has secured the top position in the NIRF 2025 rankings, followed by IISc Bengaluru and IIT Bombay. The rankings, encompassing 17 categories, evaluate institutions based on teaching, research, graduation outcomes, and inclusivity. AIIMS Delhi leads among medical institutes, while National Law School of India, Bengaluru, tops the law category.
Can Governor not examine legislative competence of bills? SC to states
A Constitution bench, led by CJI BR Gavai, questioned whether governors can examine the legislative competence of bills. The court challenged states arguing against the Presidential reference, asking if governors should merely act as postmen.
From licence hassle to ₹100-crore business: How SignDesk is revolutionising digital documentation
Frustrated by India's bureaucratic processes, Krupesh Bhat launched LegalDesk, later rebranded as SignDesk. Leveraging Aadhaar and India Stack, the company pioneered e-signatures, attracting major enterprises. SignDesk now offers comprehensive digital documentation and regtech solutions, streamlining workflows and achieving significant revenue without external funding, expanding globally.
Dumbing down the SAT won't serve students well
The SAT, once a crucial college readiness indicator, faces criticism for recent format changes prioritizing ease over rigor. With test-optional policies rising, the College Board's move to shorter reading passages and calculator-allowed math aims to attract students. However, these revisions risk exacerbating declining literacy and grade inflation trends, potentially undermining the test's predictive value for college and career success.
RTE exemption for minority institutions may weaken universal elementary education, says SC
A two-judge bench, hearing pleas from Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra on whether passing the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) should be mandatory for appointment in minority-run schools, referred the matter to the Chief Justice of India to consider forming a larger bench. The court said putting minority institutions outside the Act’s ambit “would weaken the idea of inclusivity.”
Jammu: Closure of schools extended till Tuesday amid heavy rains
Due to forecasts of heavy rainfall, authorities in Jammu have extended the closure of all government and private schools for another day. The University of Jammu has also postponed all examinations until September 4. The meteorological office predicts moderate to heavy rainfall in most parts of the Jammu division, raising concerns about cloudbursts, flash floods, and landslides.
DPIIT reviews issues affecting five infrastructure projects in three states
The DPIIT addressed hurdles impacting infrastructure projects in Karnataka, Kerala, and Telangana, involving a total cost of Rs 10,594 crore. Discussions focused on resolving forest and wildlife clearance delays in Telangana, particularly for Reliance Jio's 5G/4G network expansion. The initiative aims to improve connectivity in remote areas while strengthening existing 4G infrastructure across the nation.
Can your diet fight Alzheimer’s? Scientists reveal the cuisine that could override the genetic risk
A new study reveals that a Mediterranean diet may significantly lower dementia risk, even for individuals with a high genetic predisposition for Alzheimer's, specifically those carrying two copies of the APOE4 gene. The research indicates that adhering to this dietary pattern not only reduces dementia risk but also slows cognitive decline over time by influencing key metabolic pathways.
Shree Mata Vaishno Devi Yatra remains suspended for sixth consecutive day
The Shree Mata Vaishno Devi yatra has been suspended for six days following a devastating landslide near the Vaishno Devi temple in Katra, triggered by continuous rainfall. The disaster, which occurred on Tuesday, resulted in over 30 fatalities and 20 injuries.
JKSSB JE 2025 exam postponed again due to bad weather conditions
The JKSSB JE exam has been postponed due to bad weather conditions, the examination body said. The exam was scheduled for September 7, but will now be held on another date. It was earlier rescheduled from August 31. The new exam date will be announced later on the official website. This recruitment aims to fill 508 Junior Engineer positions.
September 2025 school holidays: Full list of festivals and breaks for students
September 2025 brings the joy of festivals across India. Schools will declare holidays for Onam in Kerala and Id-e-Milad nationwide. Jammu and Srinagar schools could remain closed for the Friday after Eid and to observe Maharaja Hari Singh’s birthday. Rajasthan will observe Navratna Sthapana, while Durga Puja will lead to closures across the nation.
Bengaluru court orders removal of defamatory content against Dharmasthala temple
A Mangaluru court has ordered the removal of defamatory content targeting the Dharmasthala temple, its head D Veerendra Heggade, and his family, related to a mass burial case. The ruling follows Supreme Court directions after D Harshendra Kumar, Heggade's brother, filed a defamation suit against individuals allegedly linked to the 'Burude Gang'.
CBSE issues revised guidelines, introduces data verification slip for LOC 2025-26
The CBSE is implementing significant changes for the 2025-26 board exams, including mandatory APAAR IDs and a strict deadline for LOC submissions with CWSN data. Schools must generate data verification slips for candidates and ensure accurate information, as no post-deadline corrections will be permitted. These measures aim to streamline the examination process and prevent delays.
UIDAI urges schools to ensure biometric updates in Aadhaar for 5-15 years old kids
Unique Identification Authority of India wants schools to help update Aadhaar biometrics for children aged 5-15. CEO Bhuvnesh Kumar asked states and union territories to organize camps. This will ensure accurate biometric data. Nearly 17 crore Aadhaar numbers need updates. Not updating may cause problems with government benefits and exams. Schools can now check update status via the UDISE+ application.
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