Canada has introduced stricter immigration regulations, granting officials broader powers to revoke temporary resident documents, including study and work permits. Effective from January 31, 2025, the changes aim to curb fraud, enhance border security, and uphold the integrity of temporary residence programmes. The amendments allow officers to annul permits in cases of misrepresentation, administrative errors, or security concerns.
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The AISSEE 2025 application correction window closes today, January 28. Candidates can make changes to gender, date of birth, category, medium, and parents' names. However, no changes are allowed in the candidate's name, photo, signature, mobile number, email address, address, or exam city, regardless of Aadhaar verification. Check details here.
The US Department of Education has found the Maine Department of Education in violation of Title IX, which prohibits sex-based discrimination in educational programs. The investigation revealed policies allowing boys to compete in girls' sports and access female facilities. The MDOE faces a 10-day deadline to comply with a proposed resolution or risk losing federal funding. The resolution includes actions to protect female athletes and ensure Title IX compliance across Maine's public schools.
Harvard Medical School faces a major financial setback as the Trump administration caps NIH indirect research funding at 15%, slashing its allocation by nearly $100 million. While Harvard offers mental health resources, including therapy animals, critics argue this doesn’t address the deeper funding crisis. The cuts could impact U.S. research output, talent retention, and long-term scientific progress.
Top universities like Caltech and Yale are addressing AI's role in college admissions, highlighting the balance between AI's potential and academic integrity. Institutions are emphasizing that while AI tools can aid in brainstorming and refining essays, students must ensure their work reflects originality and personal voice. As AI becomes more integrated into the admissions process, students and parents must navigate these evolving policies, ensuring authenticity and critical thinking remain... Expand
In March, nearly 100 US companies, including major retailers like Joann Fabrics and Walgreens, announced significant layoffs, according to reports. The job cuts, disclosed through WARN notices, reflect a shift in the workforce driven by rising interest rates, automation, and corporate restructuring. Tech giants such as Intel and FedEx are also reducing their workforce. Experts predict ongoing impacts on employment, as companies continue to prioritize profitability and operational efficiency,... Expand
The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC) released the CDAC C-CAT 2025 results on January 24, 2025. Candidates can select their preferred courses and centres online between January 24 and 29, 2025, with the first round of seat allocation on January 31, 2025. The batch starts on February 25, 2025. Candidates can follow specific steps to download and save their results from the official website.
The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has declared the final results of the Combined Administrative Services Examination (CASE) 2023. Candidates can check and download the PDF results from csir.res.in. The recruitment process aims to fill 444 vacancies. Candidates can check the direct link here.
Denver Public Schools sues the Trump administration over a policy allowing ICE agents to operate on school grounds, arguing it endangers students and disrupts education. The policy reversal affects immigrant families, leading to absenteeism and fear. The lawsuit seeks to prevent ICE enforcement actions in schools, claiming the policy lacks justification and exacerbates educational inequities.
West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu faced protests from students at Kolkata’s Jogeshchandra Law College, who alleged threats from Trinamool Congress Chhatra Parishad (TMCP) members over organizing Saraswati Puja. A court order ensured security, but tensions escalated. Basu assured action on the students' grievances, while political leaders clashed over the issue, accusing each other of stirring communal discord.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the provisional answer key for the UGC NET December 2024 examination. Candidates can challenge the answers by submitting objections online along with a processing fee of Rs 200 per question, from January 31 to February 3, 2025. Challenges will be reviewed by experts, and the final answer key will be used to prepare the results. Candidates are encouraged to visit the official NTA website for updates.