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• Days before SC quashed assistant prof recruitment, nuclear astrophysicist was invited to present research paper at CSUF

  ​Posted at government college Talwara, Rajesh was invited by California State University to present neutron star research in GravNu 2025, gravitational-wave astronomy meets nuclear astrophysics ‘integrating contemporary observational constraints into a generalised chiral description of dense matter’ as the researchers from multiple fields, working together to understand how gravitational-wave astronomy got together from July 7-11, to help understand the dense matter equation of state and heavy-element nucleosynthesis in the universe.

  

• Student suicides 7.6% of all suicide cases across India

  ​Union Minister of State for Education Sukanta Majumdar shared the data from Accidental Deaths and Suicides in India (ADSI) report published by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) in response to a written question in the Lower House.

  

• UIDAI plans to speed up children's Aadhaar biometric update through schools

  ​UIDAI CEO Bhuvnesh Kumar said the authority is currently testing the technology and expects it to be ready in the next 45-60 days. The project will be rolled out in a phased manner, beginning with schools and later extended to colleges for the second round of updates, which are required for children who attain the age of 15 years.

  

• Kerala Minister seeks Centre's intervention into textbook shortage in Kendriya Vidyalayas

  ​With just days left for the first quarterly examinations, the negligence on the part of NCERT authorities, who are supposed to distribute books, is extremely serious, the minister pointed out in a statement.

  

• SBI chief donates Rs 2 crore for upgradation of 40 UP schools

  ​The CM appreciated SBI's CSR initiatives and mentioned the bank's efforts in expanding quality education in Uttar Pradesh. He commended SBI's commitment to contributing to the state's development and enhancing educational infrastructure.

  

• No wrong in reaching compromise with Governor for students' sake: Kerala minister

  Sivankutty was responding to reporters' questions on whether the government had resolved its disputes with Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar regarding the functioning of universities in the state.

  

• Teacher gets six months in jail for hitting Class 10 boy

  ​The Judicial Magistrate First Class (JMFC) court in Vadodara delivered its verdict on Thursday against Jasbirsinh Chauhan, who ran a coaching centre and tutored the boy in English and Social Science. Chauhan was found guilty of subjecting the student to corporal punishment on December 23, 2019.

  

• Significant increase in investment in Bengal's education sector: Official

  ​"The school education budget has risen from Rs 829 crore in 2010-11 to Rs 10,260 crore in 2024-25, while higher education spending has grown from Rs 1,724 crore to Rs 6,404 crore during the same period," Kumar said while speaking at Assocham organised EduMeet 2025, according to a statement.

  

• Visa crisis: US universities could see 70% drop in Indian students this fall; here's why

  American universities anticipate a significant drop in Indian students this fall due to visa appointment freezes and increased rejection rates. Students are facing uncertainty and exploring alternative countries like Germany as visa slots remain scarce. The US Consulate General in Hyderabad assures that slots have resumed, but heightened scrutiny is causing anxiety and application withdrawals.

  

• Allahabad HC rejects bail of CTET candidate who used proxy, says cheating deeply hits meritorious students' career

  The court also stressed that such acts of cheating not only devalue genuine merit but also promote a culture of dishonesty.

  

• Himachal minister tells officials to expedite restoration of damaged educational institutions in disaster-hit areas

  ​The minister said that 219 schools in the district, affected by the recent calamity, have been made operational. "Efforts are underway to relocate schools with significant structural damage, such as large cracks, to nearby vacant government buildings, mahila mandals, or community halls," Thakur stated.