Bangladesh is in turmoil as thousands of university students protest against job inequality and poverty, demanding the removal of government job quotas. The situation has escalated into deadly clashes, with six people reported dead and many injured. In response, the government has shut down the country’s mobile internet to stifle
On June 26, President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a new law that makes English an official language for international communication in Ukraine. This law is set to change the landscape of communication in the country significantly. Under the new legislation, specific job positions will now require proficiency in English, and it
The UGC-NET exam question paper was leaked on the darknet, prompting its cancellation by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on Wednesday due to concerns about the integrity of the examination. Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan disclosed on Thursday that the examination question paper was discovered to have been leaked on
Only 30 out of 122 boys infected with HIV and hepatitis at Lord Mayor Treloar College between 1970 and 1987 are alive today, as revealed by the Infected Blood Inquiry’s final report, depicting a tragic legacy of medical negligence. According to the Infected Blood Inquiry’s final report, schoolchildren who were
According to Sen. Tom Cotton, a Republican from Arkansas, the Chinese tutoring company Tutor.com has infiltrated homes and classrooms of US military bases. Sen. Tom Cotton, a Republican from Arkansas, requests that the Pentagon provide details on its agreement with a Chinese-owned tutoring business with access to personal information about
During an online session hosted by the Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center (MAP), secret transgender school meetings were held to trade tips on helping trans students change their gender at school without their parents’ knowledge. Dozens of Midwestern teachers met online this week and traded tips on helping trans
According to a CNBC analysis of data from Higher Ed Dive, woke colleges are shutting down in the US. Since 2016, 91 private colleges in the US have closed. The mid-2010′s saw an uptick in U.S. college closures, particularly among private nonprofit schools. This trend has affected tens of thousands
Jon Wang, an 18-year-old Asian American teen, is one of the plaintiffs in a Supreme Court case aiming to end the practice of affirmative action. The case alleges that affirmative action unfairly discriminates against high-performing Asian Americans and could potentially lead to the end of this policy. An Asian-American teenager
The Department of Education under the Biden Administration is accused of demanding Georgia schools to show pornography to kids and intimidate districts that have successfully purged porn from their campuses. Bureaucrats in President Joe Biden’s Department of Education just put their thumb on the scale of a book dispute in