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India is currently facing a shortage of LPG cylinders. However, the main canteen at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay is running without any problems. The institute has found a very smart and green solution to beat the fuel crisis. They are cooking food using fallen dry leaves gathered directly from their own campus. … Read more
For the first time in nearly a century, a total solar eclipse will cross only the United States. This highly anticipated event will happen on August 21. A 65-mile-wide path of total darkness will sweep across the country. This darkness, known as the “path of totality,” happens when the moon completely blocks the sun, leaving … Read more
International universities are looking closely at India. They see the country as a huge talent pool and a prime spot for growth. Institutions from the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia are already highly active here. Now, a major French institution is joining them. KEDGE Business School is officially starting its journey in India. … Read more
When policymakers directly connect with students, it creates an important bridge between national strategies and real-world experiences. Recently, UK Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy met with Turing Scheme students and British Council staff in India. Facilitated by the India Business Group (IBG), this meeting highlighted how mobility programs successfully develop globally-minded graduates and strengthen international … Read more
The Supreme Court of India took strict action on Thursday regarding a school textbook. The court initiated proceedings on its own, an action legally known as suo motu proceedings. The issue surrounds a specific Social Science textbook published by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT). This particular book is meant for Class … Read more
Mónica Fernández Arias followed a path taken by many academics. She started her career in her home country of Spain before moving abroad to work in laboratories in Germany and the United Kingdom. However, her ultimate goal was always to return home. She wanted to go back to the Vigo region in northwest Spain. Today, … Read more
A recent safety review has raised serious alarms regarding “Grok,” the artificial intelligence chatbot integrated into the social media platform X (formerly Twitter). The review, conducted by the nonprofit organization Common Sense Media, concludes that Grok is among the worst AI tools currently available for young users. The report, released on January 27, explicitly states … Read more
When middle school teacher Meredith Howard asks her new students if they had classroom jobs in elementary school, very few raise their hands. If they did have a job, it was usually something simple like being the line leader or watering plants. Howard notes that these jobs often feel more like running errands for the teacher rather than holding … Read more
It has been a tense and difficult week for families, students, and staff in Coquitlam. The Coquitlam School District confirmed on Thursday that emergency safety orders have been lifted at two local secondary schools. However, the situation remains under active investigation. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have revealed a concerning detail regarding the disruptions. … Read more
A significant move to ban students from using mobile phones during the school day has received official backing from the House of Lords. This decision marks a major step toward stricter rules in classrooms across England. Peers in the upper house voted in favor of a Tory amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill. … Read more