Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) has extended the deadline for Assistant Lineman applications to March 17, 2025. The total vacancies have also been increased from 2,500 to 3,000, providing more opportunities for candidates. These positions are available across various categories, with a significant number reserved for women. Interested candidates with an ITI in Wireman or Electrician trade can apply through the online portal before the new deadline.
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The race for Wisconsin's top education position is intensifying as incumbent Jill Underly, backed by teachers' unions, faces off against Brittany Kinser, a Republican-supported challenger. With sharp divisions over school vouchers and education policy, the contest is poised to influence K-12 education in the state for years. Voters will also decide on a voter ID amendment. The April 1 election has become a high-stakes decision for Wisconsin's education future.
Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) has initiated the application process for 350 Probationary Engineer vacancies. Eligible candidates can apply online via bel-india.in until January 31, 2025. The selection process includes multiple stages, and applicants are advised to follow the detailed steps provided for registration. Stay updated by regularly visiting the official website for further notifications.
Parents of students in Noida and Ghaziabad are angry over the sudden closure of FIITJEE centers. They protested at the institute demanding government action and refunds. The Noida Police have booked founder D K Goyal and others. Over 2,000 students are affected, and parents are considering legal action due to the abrupt shutdown.
A Massachusetts federal judge issued a nationwide injunction blocking the NIH's plan to reduce research funding, potentially saving billions for universities and research institutions. The ruling, prompted by a coalition of plaintiffs, prevents NIH's 15% cap on indirect costs, which would have disrupted critical clinical trials and research. The decision signals a potential victory for the plaintiffs as the case progresses, amid ongoing concerns over NIH's future leadership and funding policies,... Expand
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Kerala Higher Education Minister R Bindu defended the state's decision to permit private universities, aiming to make Kerala an international hub of higher education. Investing Rs 6,000 crore in public universities has strengthened the sector. The bill mandates regulatory compliance, land, and infrastructure requirements, while ensuring social justice and strict reservation norms.
ISRO has launched the Young Scientist Programme (YUVIKA) 2025 to introduce Class 9 students to space science and technology. The two-week residential programme will be held across seven ISRO centres, with registration open until March 23, 2025. Selected students will engage in hands-on learning through expert sessions and facility visits, inspiring future careers in STEM fields.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the exam city intimation slip for JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 on its official website, jeemain.nta.nic.in. The exam will be conducted from January 22 to 30, 2025. Admit cards will be issued soon, and candidates can download them from the same website once available.
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.