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Cambridge backs flexible schooling, aligns curriculum with NEP 2020 vision: OfficialsCambridge offers schools flexibility in subject selection, aligning with India's NEP 2020. This approach supports learner-centred education...- Top Business Schools 2026-27: Stanford stays on top, but IIM Bangalore makes a big move in Bloomberg MBA rankingsStanford Graduate School of Business has topped Bloomberg Businessweek’s US business school ranking for an eighth straight year, ahead of W...
- Xi's coming to America: US won't announce new tariffs until leaders meet next weekUS and Chinese negotiators are set to meet over the weekend to discuss any agreements ahead of Xi's state visit. The trip would be Xi's fir...
- Yen slumps after BOJ hikes rates as expectedThe yen declined against major currencies after the Bank of Japan raised interest rates. Japan's core inflation remained steady near the ce...
- Yen weak ahead of BOJ decision; rate hike expectedThe yen dipped against both the dollar and euro as investors speculated about a potential interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan. Recent i...
- Tata Trusts says it has not agreed to the listing of Tata Sons, calls for all options to be exploredTata Trusts have not agreed to the listing of Tata Sons. The Tata Sons board will explore all available options immediately. Noel Tata beli...
- Quote of the day by Stephen Hawking:"We are just an advanced breed of monkeys on a minor planet of a very average star."Stephen Hawking posited that humanity's uniqueness lies in our capacity to grasp the universe's complexities. He believed this insight evol...
- At 68, Dolph Lundgren maintains his action-star physique with just 5 exercises: His chest and back workout that keeps him strongDolph Lundgren, who is now 68, continues to train regularly despite his past battle with cancer. The Rocky IV star, who was once told that ...
- Canadian researchers turn fish bones and guts into eco-friendly, biodegradable plastic: ‘All you need is 1 gram of fish oil…’Who knew that fish heads and bones (and guts) have more use than being mere cat food? A group of researchers in Canada has found a techniqu...
- India’s B-schools slip on intense global competitionIIM Bangalore, India’s highest-ranked MBA programme for the fourth consecutive year, fell to 64th from 52nd globally. IIM Ahmedabad dropped...
- Can changing what you eat make your body biologically younger? Scientists studied 104 older adults for 4 weeks and found a surprising clueA University of Sydney study explored how diet impacts biological aging in older adults. Participants aged sixty-five to seventy-five showe...
- A rooftop sniper, missing security measures and a grieving family: Could Charlie Kirk’s assassination have been prevented? Family raises new questionsCharlie Kirk's family has filed a wrongful death notice against Utah Valley University officials. They allege inadequate security measures ...
- AI, algorithms and human judgement: The future of portfolio managementAI is moving beyond technology and reshaping how investors analyse markets, manage risk and construct portfolios. As algorithms become incr...
- Elon Musk says ‘play video games or stay dumb’: The study he shared reveals how gaming and exercise relate to brain healthA recent study explored gaming and exercise effects on brain health. Regular physical activity showed links to better mental health outcome...
- Indian students plan longer stays abroad amid shifting global mobility rulesIndian students planning to study abroad appear more inclined to stay longer than their Chinese peers, according to the IELTS Voices 2026 s...
- Scientists, activists urge govt to halt E20 rollout, enact anti-black magic lawProminent scientists and activists have urged the government to halt E20 fuel rollout. They also called for scrapping the National Testing ...
- Cambridge researchers made cellulose acetate films that absorbed less than 5% of sunlight; coated surfaces stayed about 5°C below the surrounding air without powerInnovative researchers have created a revolutionary cellulose acetate film that excels in passive cooling. By absorbing minimal sunlight wh...
- Quote of the day by Stephen Hawking: 'What I have learned from life is to make the most of what you have got.' Life lessons from inspirational quote on resilience, limits, acceptance, complaints, obstacles, strengths and resourcesQuote of the day by Stephen Hawking, “What I have learned from life is to make the most of what you have got,” explains how people can resp...
- India’s higher education moment has arrived just as the world turns inwardIndia’s universities are gaining global visibility just as studying abroad becomes costlier and more uncertain. Better rankings, tighter vi...
- Quote of the Day by historian Tiffany Watt Smith: ‘Envy amplifies other people’s successes and makes our own seem paler by comparison’ - why another person’s promotion, achievement or happiness can suddenly make your own accomplishments feel less significantQuote of the Day: Envy amplifies others' successes and makes our own seem paler. This emotion changes how we perceive achievements and judg...
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