National Science Day, observed on February 28, honors Dr. C.V. Raman’s groundbreaking discovery of the Raman Effect, which earned him the Nobel Prize in 1930. His work continues to shape modern science, influencing fields such as space exploration, cancer detection, renewable energy, and forensic science. His legacy remains vital in advancing research and technological innovations in 2025.
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The registration process for the CSBC Bihar Constable Recruitment 2025 will conclude on April 18. With 19,838 vacancies on offer, this drive invites Class 12 pass-outs and equivalent qualification holders to apply via csbc.bihar.gov.in. The selection process includes a written test and a Physical Efficiency Test (PET), with merit-based shortlisting for each vacancy
The GATE 2025 results, announced on March 19, have opened up diverse career paths for engineering graduates. From advanced studies in top IITs and NITs to securing positions in reputed public sector undertakings like ONGC, NTPC, IOCL, and BHEL, GATE qualifiers can explore research, academia, and opportunities in multinational companies. Discover the top career options ahead.
The U.S. faces a growing literacy crisis, with data from 2017 to 2023 showing a rise in adults with low literacy skills from 19% to 28%. Despite being an economic powerhouse, the nation ranks 36th in global literacy. Factors such as socioeconomic disparities, struggling public education systems, and limited adult learning opportunities are key contributors to this alarming trend.
Individuals with ties to US universities and who support pro-Palestinian causes have been detained amid the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown. Officials labeled some protesters “pro-Hamas†following the Oct. 7, 2023 attack on Israel. Invoking a rarely used statute to revoke visas, the administration has detained or deported over six people under claims of posing a foreign policy threat, recently confirmed.
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy announced an increase in reservation for backward classes from 23% to 42% in education, employment, and political representation. He stated this is based on a caste survey showing the backward classes make up 56.36% of the state’s population. This initiative aims to provide better opportunities and representation for the backward classes.
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the SSC Junior Engineer (JE) Paper II 2024 results on its official website, ssc.gov.in. Candidates who appeared for the exam on November 6, 2024, can check their scores online. The final merit list and cut-off marks have been determined based on scores from both Paper I and Paper II.
US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily paused a lower court's order requiring the Trump administration to pay $2 billion in foreign aid by midnight. The Trump administration had filed an emergency appeal, arguing that the payment order created "irreparable harm" and interfered with presidential powers. This legal challenge is part of a larger effort by the administration to reduce foreign aid, including cutting 90% of USAID contracts and $60 billion in global assistance.
Anna University will release the TANCET 2025 and CEETA PG 2025 results on April 24, 2025, with answer keys available from April 1, 2025. Candidates can download results and answer keys through the official website. The TANCET 2025 exam was held at 15 centres across Tamil Nadu. After the results, MBA cut-offs will be announced, followed by the counselling process. Candidates are advised to stay updated on the official website for further details.
Full Moon on the Quad, Stanford University's iconic tradition, combines revelry and community under the first full moon of the academic year. Originating in the early 20th century, it evolved from spontaneous moonlit strolls to a festive celebration featuring music, performances, and the symbolic exchange of kisses. Despite controversies, the tradition remains cherished, adapting to changing times with a focus on consent and inclusivity.