AI-led history channels on Instagram and YouTube are recasting the Mughal era for millions, blending some accurate reconstructions with rumours and misogynistic tropes. Historians dispute claims about Shah Jahan, Jahan Ara and Razia Sultan, warning that slick, monetised clips can pass as evidence. Creators cite “entertainment”, while educators urge verification and stronger platform moderation.

AI rewrites the Mughals: viral reels, real distortions

A video of a little girl dancing to Neha Bhasin's 'Jutti Meri' in class has gone viral for her confidence and adorable expressions. Shared by choreographer Dev Chetri, the clip shows her matching every beat with joy, leaving netizens praising her talent. Viewers called her performance refreshing reminder of childhood innocence and carefree happiness.

Girl’s confident ‘Jutti Meri’ dance goes viral; Dev Chetri shares

A record 28 lakh candidates have applied for Uttar Pradesh government jobs, including 12.36 lakh for LT Grade Assistant Teacher posts and 15.75 lakh for Police Sub-Inspector. The huge turnout underscores rising demand for secure government jobs among youth. Authorities are now preparing exam centres, with official dates to be announced soon.

12.36 lakh applicants apply for teacher posts in UP

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has introduced provisions for board exam rescheduling for students in sports and Olympiads. Class 12 examinees will continue to get post-exam cycle dates, while Class 10 participants from 2026 will take special exams in May. Schools must submit applications with certificates from SAI, BCCI, or HBCSE to regional offices by December 15.

CBSE to offer special exams for class 10, 12 sports participants

Private professional colleges across Telangana called off an indefinite strike after the state government agreed to release ₹600 crore towards pending fee reimbursement dues. The strike, led by the Federation of Associations of Telangana Higher Institutions, had affected over 2,000 colleges and was aimed at pressing the government to clear arrears reportedly totalling around ₹8,000 crore.

Private professional colleges call off strike in Telangana

Tamil Nadu has launched TN SPARK, a pioneering programme introducing AI, robotics and coding to Classes 6-9 in government schools. Starting with 85 schools in Coimbatore, the initiative uses bilingual textbooks, trained teachers and hi-tech labs to deliver digital learning. The programme aims to nurture problem-solving, creativity and digital literacy, preparing students for future opportunities.

Tamil Nadu launches AI, robotics, coding courses in Govt schools

The CBSE has tightened the eligibility norms for students appearing in the Class X and XII Board examinations. The Board has said it is mandatory for the students to have minimum 75% attendance to take up the exams. The move is against dummy schools which allow pupils to take up exams even if they lag in complying with attendance norms.

CBSE makes 75% attendance mandatory for Class X, XII Board exams

Faced with a severe fund crunch, private colleges in Telangana began an indefinite strike on Monday, September 15, over delays in fee reimbursement. The strike was called by the Federation of Associations of Telangana Higher Institutions (FATHI) following its general body meeting on Sunday.

Private colleges in Telangana begin indefinite strike

As many as 100 government schools of Himachal Pradesh will be affiliated with the CBSE from the next academic session. "It's generally felt that the examination pattern of the CBSE is better. And the CBSE places a lot of stress on teachers' training as well," said an official of the Education Department.

100 Himachal govt schools to switch to CBSE curriculum

Students preparing for CLAT PG 2026 should focus on landmark constitutional cases. These include Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala (1973), which gave us the “basic structure” doctrine, and Indira Nehru Gandhi vs Raj Narain (1975), which struck down the 39th Amendment shielding the PM’s election from judicial review.