Search Government Scholarship Scheme, Gujarat
Gujarat has various government scholarship schemes aimed at supporting students from different backgrounds and academic levels. These schemes offer financial assistance for various purposes, including tuition fees, living expenses, and research…
Know Your School by Ministry of Education
Know Your School is a campaign designed to familiarize students, parents, and the wider community with the school’s identity, environment, and offerings. It encompasses various aspects like the school’s history, location, facilities, academic…
Five IAS officers transferred in Chhattisgarh
In a recent bureaucratic reshuffle, five IAS officers in Chhattisgarh have been assigned new roles. This reshuffle is aimed at strengthening administrative efficiency across key districts. Share this... Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Linkedin Print
Justice Biswadeep Bhattacharjee elevated to Judge of Meghalaya High Court
Justice Biswadeep Bhattacharjee, who was serving as an Additional Judge at the Meghalaya High Court, has now been formally appointed as a Judge of the same court. His elevation reinforces the judicial strength of the Meghalaya High Court. Share this...…
Rajiv Jain takes charge as Chief of AIR News
In a key reshuffle by the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Rajiv Jain, an officer of the Indian Information Service (IIS), has been appointed as the new Chief of AIR News. He has been transferred from the Directorate of Publicity and…
Ports damaged, whales washed ashore: Tsunami hits Russian and Japanese coast after 8.8 earthquake – Watch
A strong earthquake struck off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. It triggered a large tsunami. Coastal areas faced evacuation. Submerged buildings and massive water drenching were seen. The quake’s magnitude was 8.7. Tsunami waves reached up to 4…
Why the 6‑6‑6 walking routine is going viral and how it supports weight loss and mental health
The 6-6-6 walking challenge gains popularity. It involves a structured walking routine. People walk for sixty minutes with warm-up and cool-down. Some aim for six thousand steps, six days a week. This challenge helps build healthy habits. Walking…
Worst foods for your kidneys (that you are probably eating daily)
Many everyday foods, often high in salt, sugar, phosphorus, and processed ingredients, can strain your kidneys without you realizing it. These include salty snacks, sugary drinks, fast food, and high-protein animal products. Being mindful of your diet…
Student loan interest resumes on August 1: What 7.7 million SAVE plan borrowers need to know
Starting August 1, interest accrues again on federal student loans under the SAVE plan, impacting millions. This follows a pause due to legal challenges, even as the program is set to phase out. Borrowers must reassess repayment strategies to avoid debt…
Harvard to hand over I-9 records for 19,000 employees under DHS order amid sweeping US federal inquiry
Harvard University will hand over I-9 employment verification records for approximately 19,000 employees following a formal request from the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The request is part of a broader federal inquiry into employment and…