The Trump administration has cut $400 million in federal funding from Columbia University due to its handling of antisemitic harassment, while also investigating UC Berkeley, Stanford, and other universities for similar issues. These investigations come after reports of widespread antisemitic incidents on campus, particularly during pro-Palestinian protests. The move could lead to further federal funding cuts if universities fail to address the allegations. Critics have accused the administration of using these investigations for political purposes.
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In light of the upcoming Mahakumbh-2025 and the anticipated heavy influx of devotees in Prayagraj, the UP Secondary Education Board has rescheduled the February 24 high school and intermediate exams to March 9. This alteration applies only to the Prayagraj district, emphasizing traffic considerations during Mahashivratri.
As the CBSE Class 10 Science Board exam approaches on February 20, 2025, students are refining their preparation strategies. The exam will test knowledge across physics, chemistry, and biology through 39 questions worth 80 marks. Expert tips emphasize mastering the basics, practicing MCQs, and utilizing effective study habits. With tailored strategies for each science branch, students can boost their confidence and achieve excellent results.
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 placed over 50 employees on paid administrative leave on February 2, 2025, amid sweeping changes to DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility) programs under the Trump administration. Employees, many of whom had participated in diversity training, were suspended as part of broader efforts to eliminate DEIA initiatives across federal agencies. The move has raised concerns about disruptions to agency functions and the long-term impact on the workforce.
Registration for the MP Madrasa Board's Class 10 and 12 Urdu medium exams in 2025 is now open until March 31. Applicants must submit their forms and required documents by April 15, with a correction window until April 10. Incomplete or incorrect applications won't be accepted. Detailed instructions and updates are available on mpmb.org.in.
Green tech companies like Tesla and Apple are at the forefront of sustainability, leveraging geoengineering and innovative technologies to address climate change. As the demand for geoengineering expertise grows, job opportunities in fields such as AI-driven environmental analytics, climate-resilient urban planning, and carbon capture are expanding. Professionals with skills in environmental science, sustainable engineering, and data analytics are well-positioned to work for these companies and... Expand
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The Social Security Fairness Act, recently passed by Congress, offers significant benefits to educators nearing retirement. This law removes two long-standing provisions—the Windfall Elimination Provision and the Government Pension Offset—that previously reduced Social Security benefits for educators. Now, many teachers can collect full Social Security benefits alongside their state pensions, particularly in states where they were previously ineligible. The law brings much-needed financial... Expand