TL;DR:Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has taken a firm stance against the malpractices in private educational institutions, warning that the government will initiate legal action and regulatory reforms to curb fee exploitation, teacher underpayment, and unapproved courses. The move signals a sweeping clean-up in Telangana’s booming but troubled education sector. ⚡ What’s Happening? At a recent high-level review meeting with the Education Department, Revanth Reddy re

TL;DR:  BITS Pilani is pumping in a whopping ₹1,000–1,219 Cr to set up its first-ever AI+ Campus in Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh, focusing...

TL;DR: With over 23 lakh students competing for just 1.1 lakh MBBS seats in India, many are opting to study medicine abroad. Countries...

TL;DR France’s Education Minister Élisabeth Borne announced on June 8, 2025 , that five selected clips  from the British Netflix series...

TL;DR:  President Trump has signed an executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, aiming to shift control over...

TL;DR:  Lokmanya Tilak believed that Indian universities during British rule were merely exam-conducting bodies, lacking in genuine...

TL;DR:  Telangana's Chief Minister has slammed the recent changes in UGC norms, calling them an attack on the Constitution and urging the...

TL;DR:  Blaming the 'No Detention' policy for poor learning outcomes misses the mark. The real issue is ensuring accountability so every...

TL;DR:  Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Karnataka are opposing the University Grants Commission's (UGC) draft regulations, arguing that they...

TL;DR:  The Indian government has ended the 'no-detention policy' for Classes 5 and 8 in central schools. Now, students must pass...