President Trump's proposed budget calls for a 75% cut to STEM education funding via the NSF, threatening US leadership in emerging technologies like AI and biotechnology. Community colleges, which train over 37 million technical workers, stand to lose critical support. As reported by Forbes, experts warn the cuts could cripple innovation, economic growth, and national security. The move contradicts Trump's public support for workforce development and comes amid intense global tech competition.
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The JAC Delhi Round 2 Seat Allotment Result 2025 was released on June 24, allowing candidates to check their status on the official portal. Successful candidates must pay the seat acceptance fee and physically report to their assigned institute. Unhappy candidates can participate in subsequent rounds for potential upgrades, with counselling for B.Tech and B.Arch programs across five Delhi institutions.
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the final answer keys, question papers, response sheets, and marks for the Constable (GD) in CAPFs and SSF, Rifleman (GD) in Assam Rifles, and Sepoy in Narcotics Control Bureau Examination, 2025. Candidates can access and download these documents from the official SSC website between June 26 and July 10, 2025. This step allows candidates to verify their answers and check individual scores before the deadline.
A recent report indicates that young workers are experiencing high stress levels. Economic uncertainty and job insecurity contribute to this issue. Remote work blurs work-life boundaries. Many young employees feel disconnected and lack support. Employers can address this by investing in manager development. This can improve employee well-being and productivity. Addressing this stress is crucial for future innovation.
Donald Trump and Elon Musk are in disagreement. A bill is under consideration that will affect student aid. The proposed bill will change Pell Grant eligibility. It will also change student loan access. Many students may not be able to attend college. The Senate has not passed the bill. The bill's passage will reshape the financial future of students.
A federal judge granted Harvard University a preliminary injunction, temporarily halting the Trump administration's attempt to revoke its ability to enroll international students. Despite this win, visa roadblocks persist, causing uncertainty for students regarding travel and program access. With a second revocation looming and entry bans potentially reinstated, international students face ongoing ambiguity and disrupted academic plans.
Indian-origin CEOs now lead some of the world’s most powerful companies, from Google to Chanel. Their rise is marked by top-tier education—often starting in India—and global experience. This article profiles nine such leaders, including Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella, and Leena Nair, detailing their academic paths and current roles. Their journeys showcase how a blend of Indian roots and international exposure fosters visionary leadership and global impact across industries like tech, finance,... Expand
The American workday has expanded into a 24/7 cycle, with many employees starting before 6 a.m. and continuing late into the night. This "infinite workday," fueled by hybrid and remote work, creates constant availability and fragmented focus. To reclaim balance, organizations must re-establish boundaries, protect focus time, and redefine productivity, with leadership modeling these changes.
Stanford University will reduce its budget by $140 million for the 2025-26 academic year due to declining federal research funding and a potential increase in endowment taxes. The budget cut, impacting all departments except the School of Medicine, will involve staff reductions. Despite these challenges, Stanford is committed to protecting financial aid and research continuity.
Numerous Indians have leveraged international education to achieve remarkable success in various fields. From technology to economics and arts, these individuals have made significant global contributions. Their experiences demonstrate that studying abroad can be a catalyst for innovation and leadership, while maintaining strong connections to their Indian heritage, inspiring future generations.