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'Four-engine govt' in Delhi a killing machine: Congress on Delhi building collapseCongress leaders attacked the BJP following a building collapse which killed seven students. They demanded accountability from Prime Minist...- Gen Z and homeownership: Has the aspiration of this generation to be a homeowner disappeared?Gen Z is not rejecting homeownership. It is becoming more deliberate about the financial equation behind it. For this generation, a sensibl...
- Psychology says students who study abroad often gain more than a degree - The surprising ways living in another country can strengthen independence, confidence, resilience, social skills and cultural awareness while teaching young adults how to navigate uncertainty and adapt to completely new environmentsExploring international environments cultivates essential qualities like independence and resilience, according to recent research. Engagin...
- Canada fast-tracks citizenship certificates for students planning to study in the countryCanada is speeding up citizenship applications for students planning to study. Eligible applicants may receive certificates before their ac...
- Titan Capital backs xStep, the Shark Tank India-featured neurotech startupFunding will scale xStep's non-invasive neurorehabilitation platform for people with cerebral palsy, stroke, spinal cord injury and multipl...
- India’s in-demand economic weapon can turn a global crisis into opportunityIndia is expanding its network of labour agreements with countries around the world to connect Indian workers with job opportunities abroad...
- Quote of the day by Che Guevara: "Always be capable of feeling deeply any injustice committed against..." — Inspiring life lessons from a powerful and thought-provoking quote on empathy, courage, compassion, humanity, justice and standing up for others by the iconic revolutionary leaderQuote of the day by Che Guevara: "Always be capable of feeling deeply any injustice committed against anyone, anywhere", highlights the imp...
- India has fixed its PSU banks. Now comes the more ambitious partThe EAC-PM has proposed consolidating India’s public sector banks into a few large, comparable institutions to meet rising credit demand an...
- Trump leaves no legal immigration pathway in the US untouched: How his curbs affect workers, students and familiesTrump’s immigration crackdown now reaches beyond the H-1B programme, affecting students, families, investors, asylum seekers and temporary ...
- Is ₹5-10 lakh health insurance cover enough? Check these 3 factors to know how much you needHealthcare costs in India are soaring due to escalating medical inflation. Experts warn that securing adequate health insurance is no longe...
- Gujarat government raises income cap for unreserved category students for availing foreign study loansThe Gujarat government has increased the foreign study loan income threshold to ten lakh rupees per year. This update primarily aids middle...
- In 2018, scientists added up to 15 tons of cacao-shell biochar per hectare to degraded tropical soil; maize yields improved over several growing seasonsResearch indicates that using cacao-shell waste to create biochar has significantly improved agricultural yields on degraded farmland in Su...
- Ageing housing societies: How homeowners can avoid losing their homes and money to redevelopment delaysAgeing housing societies that were promised bigger, modern living spaces have seen builders abandon or stall construction for years, with l...
- Higher education costs: How Indian parents and US-based NRIs plan and pay—and who is better placed?Except for a small number of government colleges of repute, the demand for good quality colleges far outstrips the supply in India. Higher ...
- Himachal CM Sukhu announces 'Apna Parivar Sukhi Parivar', 'Indira Gandhi Matri Shishu Sankalp' schemesThe Chief Minister also announced that the 'Indira Gandhi Matri Shishu Sankalp Yojana' would be launched on a pilot basis from October 2 in...
- Psychology says why people sometimes feel sad after returning from a great tripA memorable trip can temporarily broaden your sense of what life can look and feel like. When you return home, familiar routines may seem l...
- In 1992, Douglas Tompkins began buying Chilean wilderness; decades later, much of it became the 994,000-acre Pumalín National Park, larger than YosemiteDouglas Tompkins bought vast tracts of land in Chile for conservation. He created Pumalín National Park, a reserve larger than Yosemite. Lo...
- Proverb of the day, 'He who does not travel, does not know the value of men', shows psychology of modern lifestyle, offers inspiring life lesson that every destination offers an opportunity to discover new perspectiveProverb of the day remains one of the most inspiring reminders that exploring the world is ultimately about understanding people. Landscape...
- NRI insurance: Benefits, risks, and features of GIFT City’s dollar-denominated insurance plansMany companies—including HDFC Life International, ICICI Prudential Life, ICICI Lombard, Star Union Dai-ichi Life, IndiaFirst Life and Tata-...
- Indian students cool on 'American Dream' as EU opens its doorsIndian students are increasingly considering Europe over the US for higher education, attracted by lower tuition fees, clearer post-study w...
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