Donald Trump’s renewed attack on the Department of Education (DOE) underscores his long-standing vision of shifting control to states. Citing plummeting test scores and inefficiencies, he argues the DOE is a bureaucratic failure wasting taxpayer money. His stance raises a contentious debate—should education be decentralized, or does federal oversight remain crucial in ensuring equality and academic excellence?
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NTA will close CUET UG 2025 registration on March 22, 2025. Interested candidates can apply at cuet.nta.nic.in. The exam will be held in CBT mode from May 8 to June 1, 2025. While the detailed schedule is yet to be announced, applicants should register on time to avoid last-minute technical issues.
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The Gold Card visa, introduced under Trump's administration, offers US residency for a $5 million investment, bypassing job creation rules of the EB-5 visa. While it provides an alternative for wealthy H-1B holders stuck in green card backlogs, it won’t replace skilled immigration, as industries need expertise, not just money, to fill critical workforce shortages in tech and manufacturing.
EXIM Bank has launched a recruitment drive for various roles, including Management Trainee, Deputy Manager, and Chief Manager. The online application process will run from March 22 to April 15, 2025, through the official website, eximbankindia.in. Candidates must ensure eligibility, submit required documents, and complete fee payment online. The written exam is expected in May 2025.
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