Hemant Soren pushes massive government school expansion as Jharkhand targets 5,000 CM Schools of Excellence

Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren The Jharkhand government has started an aggressive push to expand quality public education across the state. Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Tuesday directed officials to speed up the plan to increase the number of CM Schools of Excellence to 5,000. The move is aimed at bringing better education facilities to children…

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Indian Air Force opens Technical Branch entries through GATE, exempts candidates from AFCAT written exam

Indian Air Force exempts GATE-qualified engineers from AFCAT written test for Technical Branch The Indian Air Force (IAF) has introduced a new entry scheme for induction into its Technical Branch in the officer cadre through Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) scores, opening an additional recruitment route for engineering graduates. Under the new scheme, candidates…

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Assam CEE admit card 2026 expected to be released soon at astu.ac.in: Check steps to download hall tickets here

The Assam Science and Technology University is expected to release the Assam Combined Entrance Examination (CEE) on its official website, astu.ac.in. Candidates who have registered for the Assam Combined Entrance Examination will be able to download their hall tickets by logging in with their application number and password.According to the prescribed date, the admit card…

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Dreaming of The Family Man style spy life? Here’s how to get a job in India’s intelligence agencies

India’s intelligence system is often imagined through Bollywood-style spy thrillers, covert operations and high-risk missions. But the real process of entering agencies such as the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) or Intelligence Bureau (IB) is far less dramatic. Unlike regular government jobs, intelligence agencies rarely advertise operational positions openly. Recruitment mostly happens through deputation from…

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Who is Anna Rajam Malhotra? The first female IAS officer who broke India’s bureaucratic glass ceiling

Anna Rajam Malhotra broke the glass ceiling as the first female Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer in 1951. Born on July 17, 1927, in Kerala, she was instrumental in setting up the country’s first computerized container port in Mumbai and served in various administrative roles with distinction.Image: @nitinsangwan/X It is the 1950s in India. A…

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‘Dragged and manhandled’: Students protest DU’s decision to hold exams on Eid-ul-Azha- Watch

Tensions flared outside Delhi University’s examination branch as students protested exams scheduled on Eid-ul-Azha. AISA alleged students were manhandled by security, a claim the DU Proctor denied, stating they were prevented from entering the building. While the university offered a later exam date for law students, AISA highlighted that thousands from other departments still face…

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