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Afghan Women Banned From Medical Training Amid Worsening Health Crisis
Teenage girls have been unable to access education since 2021 despite the Taliban promising they would restart their education once the curriculum has been ensured as "Islamic".
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"Uterus Removal At 30": Japan Leader's Bizarre Proposal To Boost Birth Rate Sparks Backlash
The minister suggested banning women from marrying after 25 and undergoing forced hysterectomies at 30, as well as restricting women's access to university education from the age of 18.
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IIT Bombay Minimum Package Drops To 4 Lakh, No Jobs For 25% Graduates
IIT Bombay Package: Experts warn that the job crisis may affect up to 50 per cent of the 15 lakh engineering graduates this year.
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Byju's Founder Faces Reckoning As Company's Valuation Drops To $2 Billion
Byju Raveendran, the mathematics whiz who soared from teacher to startup billionaire before his education technology company imploded this year, now faces his biggest test.
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NEET-NET Row: UPSC To Use AI-based CCTV Surveillance To Prevent Cheating
UPSC announcement: The move is aimed at strengthening the examination process and eliminating the possibility of malpractices by the candidates.
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Job Crisis At IITs: 38% Students Unplaced Amid Rising Unemployment
IITs Placement 2024: According to data revealed through RTI applications, approximately 8,000 (38%) of IITians across 23 campuses remain unplaced this year.
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World Cancer Day 2024: Unlocking The Power Of Early Detection To Alleviate Cancer Burden
It is imperative to educate people with the knowledge of recognising the symptoms of the disease and the possibilities that early detection presents.
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Champai Soren Takes Oath As Jharkhand Chief Minister
Champai Soren Oath Ceremony: Champai Soren took oath as Chief Minister of Jharkhand Friday afternoon, two days after Hemant Soren's dramatic, and controversial, arrest by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case.
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Byju's Shareholders Call For Ousting Founders, Change In Leadership
A group of shareholders of education technology firm Byju's, including tech investor Prosus, are seeking to oust the company's founders and force a change of leadership as the once popular startup struggles to overcome a series of crises.
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Amid Housing Crisis, Canada Plans Cap On International Students
Amid the growing unemployment and housing crisis in Canada, Immigration Minister Marc Miller on Saturday said he will be looking at the possibility of putting a cap on the number of international students living in the country, CTV News reported.
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Byju's Reveals Rs 2,250 Crore Loss Amid Deepening Debt Dispute
Indian education startup Byju's first results in years revealed that losses at its parent company narrowed only marginally amid a pandemic-era boom in business, underscoring challenges for the firm embroiled in a dispute with creditors.
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165 Million People Fell Into Poverty Due To Covid, Ukraine Conflict: UN
The Covid-19 pandemic, the cost-of-living crisis and the war in Ukraine have pushed 165 million people into poverty since 2020, the United Nations said Thursday, calling for a pause in debt repayments for developing countries.
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Universities Reopen In Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan But Women Still Banned
The decision to ban women from educational institutes was announced by the Taliban officials in December and it drew widespread condemnation from foreign governments and the United Nations.
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Arvind Kejriwal's First Big Challenge After Manish Sisodia's Arrest
The Arvind Kejriwal government is staring at a possible crisis with the CBI arresting Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia who holds as many as 18 of the total 33 departments, including education, finance and home.
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Year Ender 2022: Afghanistan's Humanitarian Crisis After Taliban Takeover
Since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan in August last year, the country has undergone a myriad of changes such as barring girls from education, restriction on press, and imposition of repressive policies.
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Afghan Women Banned From Medical Training Amid Worsening Health Crisis
Teenage girls have been unable to access education since 2021 despite the Taliban promising they would restart their education once the curriculum has been ensured as "Islamic".
-
"Uterus Removal At 30": Japan Leader's Bizarre Proposal To Boost Birth Rate Sparks Backlash
The minister suggested banning women from marrying after 25 and undergoing forced hysterectomies at 30, as well as restricting women's access to university education from the age of 18.
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IIT Bombay Minimum Package Drops To 4 Lakh, No Jobs For 25% Graduates
IIT Bombay Package: Experts warn that the job crisis may affect up to 50 per cent of the 15 lakh engineering graduates this year.
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Byju's Founder Faces Reckoning As Company's Valuation Drops To $2 Billion
Byju Raveendran, the mathematics whiz who soared from teacher to startup billionaire before his education technology company imploded this year, now faces his biggest test.
-
NEET-NET Row: UPSC To Use AI-based CCTV Surveillance To Prevent Cheating
UPSC announcement: The move is aimed at strengthening the examination process and eliminating the possibility of malpractices by the candidates.
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Job Crisis At IITs: 38% Students Unplaced Amid Rising Unemployment
IITs Placement 2024: According to data revealed through RTI applications, approximately 8,000 (38%) of IITians across 23 campuses remain unplaced this year.
-
World Cancer Day 2024: Unlocking The Power Of Early Detection To Alleviate Cancer Burden
It is imperative to educate people with the knowledge of recognising the symptoms of the disease and the possibilities that early detection presents.
-
Champai Soren Takes Oath As Jharkhand Chief Minister
Champai Soren Oath Ceremony: Champai Soren took oath as Chief Minister of Jharkhand Friday afternoon, two days after Hemant Soren's dramatic, and controversial, arrest by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case.
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Byju's Shareholders Call For Ousting Founders, Change In Leadership
A group of shareholders of education technology firm Byju's, including tech investor Prosus, are seeking to oust the company's founders and force a change of leadership as the once popular startup struggles to overcome a series of crises.
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Amid Housing Crisis, Canada Plans Cap On International Students
Amid the growing unemployment and housing crisis in Canada, Immigration Minister Marc Miller on Saturday said he will be looking at the possibility of putting a cap on the number of international students living in the country, CTV News reported.
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Byju's Reveals Rs 2,250 Crore Loss Amid Deepening Debt Dispute
Indian education startup Byju's first results in years revealed that losses at its parent company narrowed only marginally amid a pandemic-era boom in business, underscoring challenges for the firm embroiled in a dispute with creditors.
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165 Million People Fell Into Poverty Due To Covid, Ukraine Conflict: UN
The Covid-19 pandemic, the cost-of-living crisis and the war in Ukraine have pushed 165 million people into poverty since 2020, the United Nations said Thursday, calling for a pause in debt repayments for developing countries.
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Universities Reopen In Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan But Women Still Banned
The decision to ban women from educational institutes was announced by the Taliban officials in December and it drew widespread condemnation from foreign governments and the United Nations.
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Arvind Kejriwal's First Big Challenge After Manish Sisodia's Arrest
The Arvind Kejriwal government is staring at a possible crisis with the CBI arresting Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia who holds as many as 18 of the total 33 departments, including education, finance and home.
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Year Ender 2022: Afghanistan's Humanitarian Crisis After Taliban Takeover
Since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan in August last year, the country has undergone a myriad of changes such as barring girls from education, restriction on press, and imposition of repressive policies.
