ABVP Takes All 12 Posts at Kerala Sanskrit College — With No Contest
ABVP is set to fill all 12 union posts at Government Sanskrit College, Tripunithura, after SFI and KSU filed no nominations; the declaration is due September 29.
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PISA 2025 Results Released: India Absent as China's B-S-J-Z Tops Maths
PISA 2025 results cover 91 countries and economies, but India did not participate, leaving it out of the mathematics rankings topped by China's B-S-J-Z region.
Uttarakhand School's Fake Eye-Injury Drill on Mobile Use Sparks Probe
A Uttarakhand school staged a fake eye-removal scenario to warn students against excessive mobile phone use, leaving several children distressed and triggering an official probe.
Dolly Parton's Estate Cuts Ties With Nephew Bryan Seaver Over Security Role
Dolly Parton's estate has ended its business relationship with her nephew Bryan Seaver, who served as her head of security for over two decades.
Celebrities Pay Tribute to Presley Gerber After His Death at 27
Model Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, has died at 27. Celebrities including Paris Hilton and Brooklyn Beckham have paid tribute.
Rani Mukerji's mother Krishna Mukerji dies at 75; family seeks privacy
Krishna Mukerji, mother of actress Rani Mukerji and wife of late filmmaker Ram Mukerji, has died at 75. The family has asked for privacy.
Second inscription surfaces at Kondaveedu fort's ruined Siva temple
A fresh inscription has been traced at Kondaveedu fort in Palnadu district, on the right-side doorway pillar of a ruined Siva temple, and has been sent to the ASI for deciphering.
IIT Bombay Professor Denies Caste Bias as Student Protest Continues
An IIT Bombay alumnus and professor says he has never seen caste bias at the IITs, amid protests over a student's death and an FIR against a faculty member.
IIT Delhi Opens Admissions for Online PG Diploma in VLSI Design
IIT Delhi has announced a 12-month online PG Diploma in VLSI Design, with applications open until October 9, 2026 and classes starting January 31, 2027.
Ajay Devgn's Horror Thriller With Rohit Jugraj Titled Surya Prakash
Ajay Devgn's upcoming horror thriller, directed by Rohit Jugraj, has been officially titled Surya Prakash, dropping the earlier working title Griha Pravesh.
IIT Bombay to Swap Ceiling Fans for Wall-Mounted Units in Hostels After Student's Death
IIT Bombay has started replacing ceiling fans with wall-mounted fans in its hostels after the death of second-year student Sahil Wakode, drawing criticism from NCP (SP) spokesperson Anish Gawande.
CBSE Releases Sample Papers and Marking Schemes for Classes 10 and 12
CBSE has published subject-wise sample question papers and marking schemes for Classes 10 and 12 for 2026-27, with no change to paper design or passing criteria.
NCERT Releases Two New Class 9 Textbooks for 2026-27 Session
NCERT has announced two new Grade 9 textbooks for 2026-27, aligned with NEP 2020 and NCF-SE 2023, available via its sales counters, website and Amazon.
Ayodhya court denies bail to three accused in Ram temple donation theft case
A special court in Ayodhya rejected the bail applications of three accused in the Ram temple donation theft case, with hearings for the remaining five scheduled later this week.
Bengal's Political Catchphrases Find New Life on Kolkata Dancefloors
Political slogans from West Bengal's campaign trail are being turned into techno remixes that have become viral reels and club anthems in Kolkata.
RIMC Entrance Exam 2026: Registration Open Till September 30, Exam on December 6
Registration for RIMCEE 2026 is open till September 30, with a late-fee window from October 1 to 7. The exam will be held on December 6, 2026.
The Vvaan makers secure sync rights to 'Aigiri Nandini' after Sargam Vaish's copyright claim
Balaji Motion Pictures has acquired sync rights to Sargam Vaish's recording of 'Aigiri Nandini' after he alleged it was used in The Vvaan trailer without permission.
IIT faculty forums across Delhi, Madras back Professor Doolla after removal as dean
Faculty forums at IIT Bombay, Delhi and Madras have backed Professor Suryanarayana Doolla after his removal as Dean (Administrative Affairs) over a student suicide row.
IIT Bombay Students Say Protest Was for Systemic Reform, Not to Justify Cheating
IIT Bombay student representatives said their protest after Sahil Wakode's death sought institutional reforms, not to excuse academic misconduct, and that the Director has agreed to their demands.
Inclusive Education's Unfinished Work: Digital and Remedial Gaps Persist
India's shift to inclusive education remains uneven, with students with disabilities facing digital and remedial learning gaps.