Thousands of SSC aspirants are protesting nationwide over repeated exam cancellations, technical glitches, and alleged mistreatment at test centers. The unrest is gaining momentum ahead of the "Delhi Chalo" march on July 31. Students demand accountability, transparency, and reforms from the SSC after disruptions in Phase 13 exams left many facing financial and emotional stress.

SSC aspirants protest over exam glitches, mismanagement

AI is reshaping the workplace, but many Indian professionals feel unprepared. While institutes like IIMs now offer formal certification courses, free or low-cost options exist on YouTube, Coursera, and Udemy. Experts say upskilling in prompt writing and output evaluation is key, but regular practice not just collecting certificates is what truly counts.

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The Maharashtra Board has released the 2025 SSC and HSC supplementary exam results. Students can check their results on websites like mahresult.nic.in and mahahsscboard.in using their roll number and mother's first name. The results apply to students who appeared for the Class 10 and 12 supply exams, offering them a second chance to improve their scores.

Maharashtra SSC, HSC supplementary results 2025 declared

As of May 31, 2025, over 1,46,000 smart classrooms have been approved across India under Samagra Shiksha scheme, Centre told Lok Sabha. Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan stated that each school receives a one-time grant of ₹2.40 lakh and an annual grant of ₹38,000. He also said rural schools will get broadband under BharatNet, supporting digital learning as per NEP 2020.

1.46 lakh smart classrooms approved till May 31: Education Minister

The Haryana Board (HBSE) has declared the Class 12 Compartment Result 2025 on bseh.org.in. Of the 16,300 candidates, 71.90% passed, with girls outperforming boys at a 72.46% pass rate. Palwal district recorded the highest pass percentage at 80.95%, while Yamunanagar was lowest at 56.13%; re-evaluation applications are open for 20 days from the result date.

HBSE Class 12 compartment result 2025 out; 71.90% students pass

The feud between Jamia Hamdard University and HIMSR has reached its peak amid battles over administrative control and financial bungling allegations, leaving students caught in the crossfire as collateral damage. Students reveal how the conflict has derailed their futures: exams cancelled, hostel admissions denied, degrees withheld and courses halted, forcing many to seek court intervention.

Jamia Hamdard University and HIMSR feud leaves students stranded

Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU) is set to host a three-day 'Deeksharambh Utsav' from July 28 to 30 at Tagore Auditorium to welcome newly admitted undergraduate students. For the first time, the event will begin with the blowing of the conch and chanting of Vedic mantras, connecting students with India's ancient educational and cultural heritage.

MDU to host Deeksharambh Utsav with Vedic rituals for freshers

In a first-of-its-type initiative, the Chandigarh Education Department has launched its official WhatsApp channel to connect with the teachers. This will allow over 4,500 teachers working in 111 government schools across the Union Territory to interact directly with the senior officials of the department, including the Secretary and the Director.

WhatsApp channel to connect Chandigarh teachers with top brass

Health experts warn against consuming fruit bats due to the risk of deadly zoonotic diseases like Nipah, Ebola, and Hendra. The bats are known virus carriers and improper handling or cooking can lead to virus transmission. Authorities also emphasise the conservation threat, as many fruit bat species are endangered due to hunting and habitat loss.

Fruit bat consumption poses major health risks, say experts

Mumbai University students protested at the Senate meeting over exam evaluation errors, with many answer sheets wrongly marked ‘Not Attempted’. Over 1,000 complaints were reported. A walkout by Senate members followed the administration’s refusal to debate the issue. Moreover, 17 new colleges and departmental autonomy were approved, sparking further concerns about rising fees and low enrollments.