{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Indian Institute of Technology Delhi has concluded the fourth edition of ‘Manasvi: STEM Mentorship’ program for high school girls, an outreach initiative aimed at providing school students with structured exposure to science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Nearly 100 high-school girls completed the 2025 cycle of the programme, which ran from May to December across multiple phases. IIT Delhi also announced that applications for the next edition of Manasvi will open in February–March 2026. According to the institute, the upcoming cycle will exclusively admit students from government schools, following significant representation from these schools in the 2025 edition. Also Read| House panel to NTA: ‘Strengthen testing capabilities, conduct exams and declare results on time’ Students can find more details on such programmes available on the Office of Academic Outreach & New Initiatives website at academicoutreach.iitd.ac.in. According to an official statement, the Manasvi programme was conducted in three stages, Summer, Autumn and Winter. The Summer phase offered classroom-based academic sessions led by IIT Delhi faculty members, researchers and invited women professionals from STEM fields. Participants were also introduced to hands-on activities at the institute’s makerspace, where they learned to assemble functional solar lamps. Also Read| IIT Delhi Open House 2025: Researchers find solutions to pollution adulterated food The subsequent Autumn and Winter phases focused heavily on practical engagement. Students took part in chemistry experiments, physics-based demonstrations, drone sessions and interactive problem-solving activities. In the final phase, participants presented project ideas aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, supported by mentorship from IIT Delhi students who guided them through conceptualisation and articulation. Also Read| JEE Advanced 2026: IIT Roorkee announces exam date At the closing ceremony held on 5 December, Prof. So\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Indian Institute of Technology Delhi has concluded the fourth edition of ‘Manasvi: STEM Mentorship’ program for high school girls, an outreach initiative aimed at providing school students with structured exposure to science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Nearly 100 high-school girls completed the 2025 cycle of the programme, which ran from May to December across multiple phases. IIT Delhi also announced that applications for the next edition of Manasvi will open in February–March 2026. According to the institute, the upcoming cycle will exclusively admit students from government schools, following significant representation from these schools in the 2025 edition. Also Read| House panel to NTA: ‘Strengthen testing capabilities, conduct exams and declare results on time’ Students can find more details on such programmes available on the Office of Academic Outreach & New Initiatives website at academicoutreach.iitd.ac.in. According to an official statement, the Manasvi programme was conducted in three stages, Summer, Autumn and Winter. The Summer phase offered classroom-based academic sessions led by IIT Delhi faculty members, researchers and invited women professionals from STEM fields. Participants were also introduced to hands-on activities at the institute’s makerspace, where they learned to assemble functional solar lamps. Also Read| IIT Delhi Open House 2025: Researchers find solutions to pollution adulterated food The subsequent Autumn and Winter phases focused heavily on practical engagement. Students took part in chemistry experiments, physics-based demonstrations, drone sessions and interactive problem-solving activities. In the final phase, participants presented project ideas aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, supported by mentorship from IIT Delhi students who guided them through conceptualisation and articulation. Also Read| JEE Advanced 2026: IIT Roorkee announces exam date At the closing ceremony held on 5 December, Prof. So"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe four-year online Bachelor of Science programme in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence offered by IIT-Guwahati is witnessing strong enrolment growth, with its flexible exit options emerging as a key driver. In an interview to PTI the institute’s director, Prof Devendra Jalihal, said, “Launched in 2023 as a four-year programme with flexible exit options from the second year onwards, the online course had 700 students in its first batch, 1,000 in the second and 1,400 in the third. At this pace, enrolment is expected to reach 5,000 in the next five years.” The flexible structure, implemented under the Multiple Entry and Exit System (MEES) for undergraduate programs , implemented across Indian higher education institutions under the guidelines of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 , allows students to leave the programme after specified stages with recognised qualifications, making it accessible to learners who may not be able to commit to four full years. Introduced as part of the IIT Guwahati ’s efforts to widen participation in AI and Data Science education, the system has drawn increasing interest from students across the country. Even as demand for the online programme grows, IIT-Guwahati continues to push classroom-level adoption of AI in the region. Also Read| IIT Guwahati Placements 2024 Vs 2025: BTech placement trend – top companies, packages and more Prof Jalihal said the institute has played a central role in supporting the Assam government’s decision to introduce Artificial Intelligence as a subject in Class 11. “AI has been introduced as a subject in Class 11 in Assam government schools. Since it is new, teachers required training. The first batch of 126 teachers from across the state was trained here this year,” he said. The training was conducted at the Mehta Family School of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (MFSDS&AI) at IIT-Guwahati, which also offers formal academic programmes in the discipline. In addition to training teachers, t\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The four-year online Bachelor of Science programme in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence offered by IIT-Guwahati is witnessing strong enrolment growth, with its flexible exit options emerging as a key driver. In an interview to PTI the institute’s director, Prof Devendra Jalihal, said, “Launched in 2023 as a four-year programme with flexible exit options from the second year onwards, the online course had 700 students in its first batch, 1,000 in the second and 1,400 in the third. At this pace, enrolment is expected to reach 5,000 in the next five years.” The flexible structure, implemented under the Multiple Entry and Exit System (MEES) for undergraduate programs , implemented across Indian higher education institutions under the guidelines of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 , allows students to leave the programme after specified stages with recognised qualifications, making it accessible to learners who may not be able to commit to four full years. Introduced as part of the IIT Guwahati ’s efforts to widen participation in AI and Data Science education, the system has drawn increasing interest from students across the country. Even as demand for the online programme grows, IIT-Guwahati continues to push classroom-level adoption of AI in the region. Also Read| IIT Guwahati Placements 2024 Vs 2025: BTech placement trend – top companies, packages and more Prof Jalihal said the institute has played a central role in supporting the Assam government’s decision to introduce Artificial Intelligence as a subject in Class 11. “AI has been introduced as a subject in Class 11 in Assam government schools. Since it is new, teachers required training. The first batch of 126 teachers from across the state was trained here this year,” he said. The training was conducted at the Mehta Family School of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (MFSDS&AI) at IIT-Guwahati, which also offers formal academic programmes in the discipline. In addition to training teachers, t"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nTerrorist attacks launched against India with the support of the Pakistan army preventing normal relations between the two countries, “heightened tensions” with China, and cultural ties with other countries in the neighbourhood are part of the new class 7 NCERT social science textbook released last week. The book, ‘ Exploring Society: India and Beyond ’, part 2, features a chapter on ‘India and Her Neighbours’, which was not included in the old edition. Earlier, NCERT had three separate books for social science in class 7, for history, social and political life, and geography. With the new books released this year, class 7 will use two social science books which touch on all three themes. Part 1 of the social science book was released earlier this year. On India’s relations with Pakistan, the book notes: “Before the 1947 Partition – a legacy of the colonial era that continues to shape the present – Pakistan was a part of India. Let us note for now that Pakistan was founded on religious basis, unlike India; this will be explored further in Grade 8. Suffice to say that these nations share one of the most complex relationships in South Asia.” “Since the Partition, several military conflicts and wars, including wars in 1948, 1965 and 1971, and full-scale conflicts like the Kargil War in 1999, have defined an ongoing tension. In particular, frequent terrorist attacks launched against India with the support of the Pakistan army have prevented normal relations between the two countries,” it said. Read | ‘Ghaznavid invasions’ get bigger section in new class 7 NCERT textbook On China, it refers to “heightened tensions” with the country in recent years, mostly related to shared borders, and a few serious conflicts. “On the other hand, efforts are being made to resolve disputes through trade, dialogue and border resolution mechanisms,” it explained. It points to Afghanistan as having once shared a direct land border with India. “However, the creation of Pakistan in 1947 has co\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Terrorist attacks launched against India with the support of the Pakistan army preventing normal relations between the two countries, “heightened tensions” with China, and cultural ties with other countries in the neighbourhood are part of the new class 7 NCERT social science textbook released last week. The book, ‘ Exploring Society: India and Beyond ’, part 2, features a chapter on ‘India and Her Neighbours’, which was not included in the old edition. Earlier, NCERT had three separate books for social science in class 7, for history, social and political life, and geography. With the new books released this year, class 7 will use two social science books which touch on all three themes. Part 1 of the social science book was released earlier this year. On India’s relations with Pakistan, the book notes: “Before the 1947 Partition – a legacy of the colonial era that continues to shape the present – Pakistan was a part of India. Let us note for now that Pakistan was founded on religious basis, unlike India; this will be explored further in Grade 8. Suffice to say that these nations share one of the most complex relationships in South Asia.” “Since the Partition, several military conflicts and wars, including wars in 1948, 1965 and 1971, and full-scale conflicts like the Kargil War in 1999, have defined an ongoing tension. In particular, frequent terrorist attacks launched against India with the support of the Pakistan army have prevented normal relations between the two countries,” it said. Read | ‘Ghaznavid invasions’ get bigger section in new class 7 NCERT textbook On China, it refers to “heightened tensions” with the country in recent years, mostly related to shared borders, and a few serious conflicts. “On the other hand, efforts are being made to resolve disputes through trade, dialogue and border resolution mechanisms,” it explained. It points to Afghanistan as having once shared a direct land border with India. “However, the creation of Pakistan in 1947 has co"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAssam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday distributed scooters to 11,250 students who secured over 80 per cent marks in the higher secondary examinations this year. Speaking at the distribution ceremony, Sarma said the government has made “small changes” in the implementation of the Dr Banikanta Kakati Merit Award, under which scooters are given to meritorious students. Due to these changes, the number of beneficiaries fell to 11,250 from 48,673 last year, he said. However, the chief minister added that the Nijut Moina scheme now covers more than five lakh girls. Read | Assam makes state’s History & Geography compulsory subjects for Classes 6th to 8th “To inspire boys in their studies, a new scheme like ‘Nijut Moina’ will be introduced on January 1. This will help build a stronger academic environment in Assam,” he said. Of the 11,250 students who received scooters this year, 6,860 are girls and the rest boys. Sarma said the state government has provided scooters to 1,86,442 students under the merit award scheme between 2017-18 and 2024-25, spending over Rs 1,043 crore. The chief minister urged the recipients to follow two “golden rules” of road safety — not to ride the scooter until they obtain a driving licence and to wear a helmet every time they ride. He also advised students to think positively. Read | Assam Assembly passes 6 education bills amid opposition walkout “Students who indulge in negativity often drift from the right path and eventually fall into the trap of criminal mentality, while those with a positive mindset show strong self-confidence,” Sarma said. Highlighting the state’s development in the education and health sectors, Sarma said Assam now has over 25 medical colleges, of which 15 are functional, and 10 are under various stages of construction. He said that the number of medical seats now stands at 2,000 and it would reach 5,000 by 2030. “Gone are the days when students from Assam had to travel to cities like Pune for higher studies b\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday distributed scooters to 11,250 students who secured over 80 per cent marks in the higher secondary examinations this year. Speaking at the distribution ceremony, Sarma said the government has made “small changes” in the implementation of the Dr Banikanta Kakati Merit Award, under which scooters are given to meritorious students. Due to these changes, the number of beneficiaries fell to 11,250 from 48,673 last year, he said. However, the chief minister added that the Nijut Moina scheme now covers more than five lakh girls. Read | Assam makes state’s History & Geography compulsory subjects for Classes 6th to 8th “To inspire boys in their studies, a new scheme like ‘Nijut Moina’ will be introduced on January 1. This will help build a stronger academic environment in Assam,” he said. Of the 11,250 students who received scooters this year, 6,860 are girls and the rest boys. Sarma said the state government has provided scooters to 1,86,442 students under the merit award scheme between 2017-18 and 2024-25, spending over Rs 1,043 crore. The chief minister urged the recipients to follow two “golden rules” of road safety — not to ride the scooter until they obtain a driving licence and to wear a helmet every time they ride. He also advised students to think positively. Read | Assam Assembly passes 6 education bills amid opposition walkout “Students who indulge in negativity often drift from the right path and eventually fall into the trap of criminal mentality, while those with a positive mindset show strong self-confidence,” Sarma said. Highlighting the state’s development in the education and health sectors, Sarma said Assam now has over 25 medical colleges, of which 15 are functional, and 10 are under various stages of construction. He said that the number of medical seats now stands at 2,000 and it would reach 5,000 by 2030. “Gone are the days when students from Assam had to travel to cities like Pune for higher studies b"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Karnataka government on Monday said it has decided to form a House committee to examine and propose relaxations to the rules governing the initial recognition and subsequent renewal of private aided and unaided schools . Minister for School Education and Literacy S Madhu Bangarappa announced the formation of the committee in response to requests by members in the Legislative Council. He said a decision will be taken soon based on the report submitted by the House committee. Bangarappa explained that a House committee is being formed to comprehensively discuss and take a decision on the issue of relaxing the rules for the renewal of recognition of schools, that is mentioned in the order issued by the government. As proposed by the members of the Council, steps will be taken to ensure that no private institutions are inconvenienced until a House Committee is formed and its recommendations are implemented. He said that the committee will be formed immediately and its opinion will be taken and implemented. Responding to a question that some officials of the department and others are collecting (corruption) bribe for the renewal of recognition of schools, the Minister said though efforts were made to move the renewal process online, it was not possible. “If anyone is found to be making money on this order, we will take disciplinary action against such officials without hesitation… We will not allow corruption,” he said. Officials are involved in corruption in the renewal of recognition , therefore, the rules imposed now should be relaxed, the members said, as they urged that a House Committee should be formed immediately and a solution should be found.  Smoking is a family issue, as Janhvi Kapoor shares her failed attempts to change her father's habit. Her mother's efforts also conflicted with medical advice. Children may take on a protective role, causing emotional strain. Conflicts over addiction can harm marriages and children's well-being. Emotional bargaining is\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Karnataka government on Monday said it has decided to form a House committee to examine and propose relaxations to the rules governing the initial recognition and subsequent renewal of private aided and unaided schools . Minister for School Education and Literacy S Madhu Bangarappa announced the formation of the committee in response to requests by members in the Legislative Council. He said a decision will be taken soon based on the report submitted by the House committee. Bangarappa explained that a House committee is being formed to comprehensively discuss and take a decision on the issue of relaxing the rules for the renewal of recognition of schools, that is mentioned in the order issued by the government. As proposed by the members of the Council, steps will be taken to ensure that no private institutions are inconvenienced until a House Committee is formed and its recommendations are implemented. He said that the committee will be formed immediately and its opinion will be taken and implemented. Responding to a question that some officials of the department and others are collecting (corruption) bribe for the renewal of recognition of schools, the Minister said though efforts were made to move the renewal process online, it was not possible. “If anyone is found to be making money on this order, we will take disciplinary action against such officials without hesitation… We will not allow corruption,” he said. Officials are involved in corruption in the renewal of recognition , therefore, the rules imposed now should be relaxed, the members said, as they urged that a House Committee should be formed immediately and a solution should be found.  Smoking is a family issue, as Janhvi Kapoor shares her failed attempts to change her father's habit. Her mother's efforts also conflicted with medical advice. Children may take on a protective role, causing emotional strain. Conflicts over addiction can harm marriages and children's well-being. Emotional bargaining is"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nCSIR UGC NET December 2025: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued the city intimation slips for the CSIR UGC NET 2025 December session exam. Candidates registered to appear for the national level eligibility test can download by visiting the official website at csirnet.nta.nic.in. On the official candidate portal, candidates will be required to enter their personal credentials such as CSIR UGC NET application number and date of birth, followed by the Captcha code, to login and download their exam-city intimation slip. The examination is scheduled to be conducted on December 18. This is only an advance intimation of the exam city allotted, indicating the location of the examination centre to facilitate candidates. The admit card for the examination will be issued separately. Step 1: Visit the official website at csirnet.nta.nic.in Step 2: Click on the city slip link given on the homepage Step 3: Enter your credentials, such as application number and date of birth Step 4: Submit and view the CSIR UGC NET city intimation slips Step 5: Download and save the city intimation slips. This year, the joint CSIR UGC NET 2025 will be conducted on a single day—December 18, in two sessions—for five subjects: Mathematical Sciences, Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean and Planetary Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Life Sciences, and Physical Sciences. The national-level exam will be held as a computer-based test (CBT) to determine eligibility for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), Assistant Professorship, and PhD admissions. If any candidate experiences difficulty in downloading or checking the Examination City Intimation Slip, they may contact the NTA Helpdesk at 011-40759000 or send an email to csirnet@nta.ac.in. In the June 2025 session, the test was administered in two shifts and covered five subjects. Out of the 1,95,241 candidates who registered for the exam, a total of 1,47,732 candidates appeared. Of the total registered candidates, 1,14,339 were female, with 86,777 appearing for t\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " CSIR UGC NET December 2025: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued the city intimation slips for the CSIR UGC NET 2025 December session exam. Candidates registered to appear for the national level eligibility test can download by visiting the official website at csirnet.nta.nic.in. On the official candidate portal, candidates will be required to enter their personal credentials such as CSIR UGC NET application number and date of birth, followed by the Captcha code, to login and download their exam-city intimation slip. The examination is scheduled to be conducted on December 18. This is only an advance intimation of the exam city allotted, indicating the location of the examination centre to facilitate candidates. The admit card for the examination will be issued separately. Step 1: Visit the official website at csirnet.nta.nic.in Step 2: Click on the city slip link given on the homepage Step 3: Enter your credentials, such as application number and date of birth Step 4: Submit and view the CSIR UGC NET city intimation slips Step 5: Download and save the city intimation slips. This year, the joint CSIR UGC NET 2025 will be conducted on a single day—December 18, in two sessions—for five subjects: Mathematical Sciences, Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean and Planetary Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Life Sciences, and Physical Sciences. The national-level exam will be held as a computer-based test (CBT) to determine eligibility for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), Assistant Professorship, and PhD admissions. If any candidate experiences difficulty in downloading or checking the Examination City Intimation Slip, they may contact the NTA Helpdesk at 011-40759000 or send an email to csirnet@nta.ac.in. In the June 2025 session, the test was administered in two shifts and covered five subjects. Out of the 1,95,241 candidates who registered for the exam, a total of 1,47,732 candidates appeared. Of the total registered candidates, 1,14,339 were female, with 86,777 appearing for t"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nManipur Board Exams Date Sheet 2026 for Class 11, Class 12: The Council of Higher Secondary Education (COHSE) , Manipur, has released the exam schedule for the 2026 board examinations for Classes 11 and 12. The Class 11 exams will begin on February 16, while the Class 12 exams will start on February 17. The practical examinations for Class 12 are scheduled from January 2 to January 31, 2026. Schools with fewer than 10 candidates will be affiliated with other institutions, as arranged by the council. After completing the practical exams, institutions must enter students’ practical marks using their login credentials and upload them to the council’s official website, cohsemanipur.nic.in, between January 3 and February 2. The final deadline for uploading practical marks is February 3, 2026. The Class 12 examinations under the Manipur Higher Secondary Education (HSE) Board for 2026 will be conducted in a single shift, from 10 AM to 1 PM. Last year, Manipur HSE exams began on February 21 with the English exam, and concluded on March 23, 2024, with the elective languages exam — Bengali, Hindi, English and Manipuri. Other than these two dates, the exams will also be conducted on February 27, March 1, 4, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 21 and 22. In 2023 , the Class 12 board exams began on February 23 and concluded on April 1, 2023. The COHSEM HSE exam was conducted from 10 am to 1 pm. The practical exams were conducted between April 1 to April 20. In 2024, the overall pass percentage is 94 per cent. Girl students topped all three streams: Science, Arts, and Commerce. A COHSEM official said, 89.95 per cent of students from government institutions passed the examination, while the pass rate for students from non-government institutions stood at 95.66 per cent. In the Science stream, Riya Khwairakpam of Comet School, Changangei Uchekon, secured the top position with 490 out of 500 marks. In the Arts stream, Keisham Hannah Devi of Enlighten Knowledge Higher Secondary School, Sangakpham,\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Manipur Board Exams Date Sheet 2026 for Class 11, Class 12: The Council of Higher Secondary Education (COHSE) , Manipur, has released the exam schedule for the 2026 board examinations for Classes 11 and 12. The Class 11 exams will begin on February 16, while the Class 12 exams will start on February 17. The practical examinations for Class 12 are scheduled from January 2 to January 31, 2026. Schools with fewer than 10 candidates will be affiliated with other institutions, as arranged by the council. After completing the practical exams, institutions must enter students’ practical marks using their login credentials and upload them to the council’s official website, cohsemanipur.nic.in, between January 3 and February 2. The final deadline for uploading practical marks is February 3, 2026. The Class 12 examinations under the Manipur Higher Secondary Education (HSE) Board for 2026 will be conducted in a single shift, from 10 AM to 1 PM. Last year, Manipur HSE exams began on February 21 with the English exam, and concluded on March 23, 2024, with the elective languages exam — Bengali, Hindi, English and Manipuri. Other than these two dates, the exams will also be conducted on February 27, March 1, 4, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 21 and 22. In 2023 , the Class 12 board exams began on February 23 and concluded on April 1, 2023. The COHSEM HSE exam was conducted from 10 am to 1 pm. The practical exams were conducted between April 1 to April 20. In 2024, the overall pass percentage is 94 per cent. Girl students topped all three streams: Science, Arts, and Commerce. A COHSEM official said, 89.95 per cent of students from government institutions passed the examination, while the pass rate for students from non-government institutions stood at 95.66 per cent. In the Science stream, Riya Khwairakpam of Comet School, Changangei Uchekon, secured the top position with 490 out of 500 marks. In the Arts stream, Keisham Hannah Devi of Enlighten Knowledge Higher Secondary School, Sangakpham,"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe National Testing Agency (NTA) “has not inspired much confidence”, should quickly get its act together, and use the surplus of Rs. 448 crore it has collected in the past six years to build its capabilities and conduct tests itself, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Education has noted in a report presented to Parliament Monday. The committee’s report was on the ‘Review of Autonomous Bodies and Institutions – NTA, NAAC , Draft UGC Regulations, ICHR, ICPR, ICSSR, IIAS ( Shimla ) and Auroville Foundation under the Department of Higher Education’ The committee, headed by Rajya Sabha MP and Congress leader Digvijaya Singh, noted that NTA did not declare the results of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) in time in the last few years. “Such a delay is a cause of major concern as it not only delays the admission process but also delays the start of the academic session by the on-boarded universities, which ultimately puts unnecessary pressure on the students. The Committee emphasises that NTA should not only conduct the examinations within time but also declare the results in a time-bound manner,” it stated in its report. Referring to 14 competitive examinations conducted by NTA in 2024, the committee observed that at least five faced major issues – UGC-NET , CSIR-NET , and NEET-PG were postponed, NEET-UG saw paper leaks, and CUET results were postponed. In the JEE Main exam held in January 2025, at least 12 questions had to be withdrawn due to errors in the final answer key, the committee’s report noted. “The Committee observed that such instances do not inspire confidence of the examinees in the system. The Committee therefore recommends that NTA need to quickly get their act together so that such instances, which otherwise are fully avoidable, do not occur in future.” Of the Rs. 3,512.98 crore that the NTA collected, it has spent Rs. 3,064.77 crore, with a surplus of Rs. 448 crore in the past six years, the report stated, recommending that this corpus be\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The National Testing Agency (NTA) “has not inspired much confidence”, should quickly get its act together, and use the surplus of Rs. 448 crore it has collected in the past six years to build its capabilities and conduct tests itself, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Education has noted in a report presented to Parliament Monday. The committee’s report was on the ‘Review of Autonomous Bodies and Institutions – NTA, NAAC , Draft UGC Regulations, ICHR, ICPR, ICSSR, IIAS ( Shimla ) and Auroville Foundation under the Department of Higher Education’ The committee, headed by Rajya Sabha MP and Congress leader Digvijaya Singh, noted that NTA did not declare the results of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) in time in the last few years. “Such a delay is a cause of major concern as it not only delays the admission process but also delays the start of the academic session by the on-boarded universities, which ultimately puts unnecessary pressure on the students. The Committee emphasises that NTA should not only conduct the examinations within time but also declare the results in a time-bound manner,” it stated in its report. Referring to 14 competitive examinations conducted by NTA in 2024, the committee observed that at least five faced major issues – UGC-NET , CSIR-NET , and NEET-PG were postponed, NEET-UG saw paper leaks, and CUET results were postponed. In the JEE Main exam held in January 2025, at least 12 questions had to be withdrawn due to errors in the final answer key, the committee’s report noted. “The Committee observed that such instances do not inspire confidence of the examinees in the system. The Committee therefore recommends that NTA need to quickly get their act together so that such instances, which otherwise are fully avoidable, do not occur in future.” Of the Rs. 3,512.98 crore that the NTA collected, it has spent Rs. 3,064.77 crore, with a surplus of Rs. 448 crore in the past six years, the report stated, recommending that this corpus be"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nWith more than 10,000 vacancies, Kendriya Vidyalayas (KV) across India are grappling with a staffing crunch. As shared in the Lok Sabha by the Ministry of Education (MoE), there are 8,457 teaching positions and 1,716 non-teaching positions vacant as of November 1, 2025. From the sanctioned posts of 56,520, KVs were able to fill 46,347 posts, which include both teaching and non-teaching staff. Under teaching, the highest recruitment based on category was for unreserved candidates with 17,427, followed by Other Backwards Classes (13,211), EWS (11,14), SC (7,235), and ST (2,970). As said in the Lok Sabha, the vacancies in KV keep on arising due to the opening of new Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs), retirement, resignation, promotion of employees, transfer, employees going on lien to another department, and up-gradation of schools. Due to this, filling up of vacancies is a continuous process, and efforts are made to fill up the vacancies as per the provisions of the relevant recruitment rules. Since 2014, there have been 30,876 recruitments under the teaching staff. On the other hand, the total recruitment listed across all years, categories, and post types since the above-mentioned year is 33,350. As shared in the table below, the year 2022-23 was the largest recruitment cycle with a total of 11,733 teachers recruited for KVs. As mentioned in the data shared by the Ministry, to prevent disruption in the teaching-learning process, Kendriya Vidyalayas appoint teachers on a contractual basis at the local level whenever regular or leave vacancies arise. These appointments are temporary till the time a regular incumbent joins, and therefore, the tenure of contractual teachers cannot be fixed in advance. The academic session 2018-19 had the highest engagement figure before the pandemic and subsequent large recruitment drives, with 9,539 teachers. It is also pertinent to note that in the year 2022-23, a total of 11,733 offers and appointments were made, and from the total, 10,462 c\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " With more than 10,000 vacancies, Kendriya Vidyalayas (KV) across India are grappling with a staffing crunch. As shared in the Lok Sabha by the Ministry of Education (MoE), there are 8,457 teaching positions and 1,716 non-teaching positions vacant as of November 1, 2025. From the sanctioned posts of 56,520, KVs were able to fill 46,347 posts, which include both teaching and non-teaching staff. Under teaching, the highest recruitment based on category was for unreserved candidates with 17,427, followed by Other Backwards Classes (13,211), EWS (11,14), SC (7,235), and ST (2,970). As said in the Lok Sabha, the vacancies in KV keep on arising due to the opening of new Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs), retirement, resignation, promotion of employees, transfer, employees going on lien to another department, and up-gradation of schools. Due to this, filling up of vacancies is a continuous process, and efforts are made to fill up the vacancies as per the provisions of the relevant recruitment rules. Since 2014, there have been 30,876 recruitments under the teaching staff. On the other hand, the total recruitment listed across all years, categories, and post types since the above-mentioned year is 33,350. As shared in the table below, the year 2022-23 was the largest recruitment cycle with a total of 11,733 teachers recruited for KVs. As mentioned in the data shared by the Ministry, to prevent disruption in the teaching-learning process, Kendriya Vidyalayas appoint teachers on a contractual basis at the local level whenever regular or leave vacancies arise. These appointments are temporary till the time a regular incumbent joins, and therefore, the tenure of contractual teachers cannot be fixed in advance. The academic session 2018-19 had the highest engagement figure before the pandemic and subsequent large recruitment drives, with 9,539 teachers. It is also pertinent to note that in the year 2022-23, a total of 11,733 offers and appointments were made, and from the total, 10,462 c"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nSeveral students enrolled in Kamil and Fazil courses at madrassas in Uttar Pradesh are now exploring new academic options after the Supreme Court struck down the state madrassa board’s authority to award these degrees, calling it a contravention of the UGC Act. Around 32,000 students were enrolled in these courses across the state when the Supreme Court, on November 5 last year, deemed the Uttar Pradesh madarsa education board’s practice of awarding Kamil (graduate-level) and Fazil (postgraduate-level) degrees “unconstitutional”, ruling that such authority lies only with universities regulated under the University Grants Commission (UGC) Act. For Saqlain Raza, a Fazil first-year student at Madarsa Jamia Farooquia in Varanasi, the ruling has forced a major shift. Raza, who has already cleared his first-year Fazil exam, is now preparing to join Kashi Vidyapeeth for a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree. “I have to think about my career. Given the situation, I will pursue BA, and later, MA,” he told PTI. He said although his Aalim (higher secondary) qualification makes him eligible for BA admission, the years he spent pursuing Kamil and Fazil would effectively go to waste. Raza is not alone. Many students pursuing higher religious studies in madrassas are uncertain about their academic careers. Ghulam Masih, a Kamil first-year student from Madarsa Darul Uloom Faiz-ur-Rasool in Siddharthnagar, said he too is planning to enrol into BA and MA courses from a university. However, he hopes a solution may emerge, noting that a case is pending in court seeking affiliation of madrassa students with Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Language University. Others, however, feel trapped. Mohammad Saad Nizami, who appeared for the Fazil first-year exam from Madarsa Taleemuddin in Mau district, said his studies have come to a halt. “I took my exam in February 2024 and have already lost nearly one-and-a-half years. I request the government to resolve the situation created after the court order,” he sa\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Several students enrolled in Kamil and Fazil courses at madrassas in Uttar Pradesh are now exploring new academic options after the Supreme Court struck down the state madrassa board’s authority to award these degrees, calling it a contravention of the UGC Act. Around 32,000 students were enrolled in these courses across the state when the Supreme Court, on November 5 last year, deemed the Uttar Pradesh madarsa education board’s practice of awarding Kamil (graduate-level) and Fazil (postgraduate-level) degrees “unconstitutional”, ruling that such authority lies only with universities regulated under the University Grants Commission (UGC) Act. For Saqlain Raza, a Fazil first-year student at Madarsa Jamia Farooquia in Varanasi, the ruling has forced a major shift. Raza, who has already cleared his first-year Fazil exam, is now preparing to join Kashi Vidyapeeth for a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree. “I have to think about my career. Given the situation, I will pursue BA, and later, MA,” he told PTI. He said although his Aalim (higher secondary) qualification makes him eligible for BA admission, the years he spent pursuing Kamil and Fazil would effectively go to waste. Raza is not alone. Many students pursuing higher religious studies in madrassas are uncertain about their academic careers. Ghulam Masih, a Kamil first-year student from Madarsa Darul Uloom Faiz-ur-Rasool in Siddharthnagar, said he too is planning to enrol into BA and MA courses from a university. However, he hopes a solution may emerge, noting that a case is pending in court seeking affiliation of madrassa students with Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Language University. Others, however, feel trapped. Mohammad Saad Nizami, who appeared for the Fazil first-year exam from Madarsa Taleemuddin in Mau district, said his studies have come to a halt. “I took my exam in February 2024 and have already lost nearly one-and-a-half years. I request the government to resolve the situation created after the court order,” he sa"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAround 61 per cent of candidates appeared for the Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) on Sunday as the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) went ahead with the test despite calls for postponement amid widespread flight cancellations and a row over upper age limit. The examination was conducted in two sessions — from 10 am to 12 pm, and from 2 pm to 4 pm — as scheduled, ending last-minute uncertainty amid tension between Lok Bhavan and the Omar Abdullah government over demands to relax the upper age limit. The elected government, several political parties, and many aspirants had urged the JKPSC to postpone the exam. “The examination was successfully conducted at 53 centres across Jammu and Kashmir. Of the total 22,573 registered candidates, 13,732 appeared for the tests — a turnout of 60.83 per cent — in two sessions,” JKPSC Additional Secretary and Controller of Examination, Sachin Jamwal, told PTI. He said the examination was conducted under strict guidelines and supervised by observers and a magistrate stationed at each centre. Asked about the reasons for the low turnout, he said such attendance was usual, noting that in previous examinations too, the turnout had consistently remained around 60 to 61 per cent. Referring to the situation as extraordinary, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah wrote to the JKPSC chairman on Saturday, saying the ongoing disruption in flight services has caused widespread chaos, and it has been “further compounded by the prevailing uncertainty” over the Lok Bhavan’s “delay” in approving age relaxation for aspirants. However, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha refuted the claim that the Lok Bhavan had caused a delay. Sinha wrote on social media that he had returned the file the same day, December 2, with a query about the possibility of holding the examination on the scheduled date if the upper age limit was relaxed, but received no follow-up from the government. The post said the JKPSC had published an advertisement for the exam\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Around 61 per cent of candidates appeared for the Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) on Sunday as the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) went ahead with the test despite calls for postponement amid widespread flight cancellations and a row over upper age limit. The examination was conducted in two sessions — from 10 am to 12 pm, and from 2 pm to 4 pm — as scheduled, ending last-minute uncertainty amid tension between Lok Bhavan and the Omar Abdullah government over demands to relax the upper age limit. The elected government, several political parties, and many aspirants had urged the JKPSC to postpone the exam. “The examination was successfully conducted at 53 centres across Jammu and Kashmir. Of the total 22,573 registered candidates, 13,732 appeared for the tests — a turnout of 60.83 per cent — in two sessions,” JKPSC Additional Secretary and Controller of Examination, Sachin Jamwal, told PTI. He said the examination was conducted under strict guidelines and supervised by observers and a magistrate stationed at each centre. Asked about the reasons for the low turnout, he said such attendance was usual, noting that in previous examinations too, the turnout had consistently remained around 60 to 61 per cent. Referring to the situation as extraordinary, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah wrote to the JKPSC chairman on Saturday, saying the ongoing disruption in flight services has caused widespread chaos, and it has been “further compounded by the prevailing uncertainty” over the Lok Bhavan’s “delay” in approving age relaxation for aspirants. However, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha refuted the claim that the Lok Bhavan had caused a delay. Sinha wrote on social media that he had returned the file the same day, December 2, with a query about the possibility of holding the examination on the scheduled date if the upper age limit was relaxed, but received no follow-up from the government. The post said the JKPSC had published an advertisement for the exam"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIndian Institute of Technology Kharagpur on Sunday announced that it will host the grand finale of the Smart India Hackathon (SIH) 2025 -Hardware Edition from December 8-12. The event holds special significance as it coincides with the platinum jubilee of the institute, a milestone marking its legacy of technological leadership, innovation, and nation-building, an institute spokesperson said. Launched in 2017 and organised by the Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell (MIC) and the All-India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), the Smart India Hackathon has grown into the world’s largest open innovation platform, empowering higher-education students to tackle real-world challenges posed by ministries, government departments, industries, and NGOs. The initiative continues under the patronage of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Minister of Education Dharmendra Pradhan, with co-patrons including Union MoS Education Sukanta Majumdar, Education Secretary Vineet Joshi, AICTE Chairman Prof TG Sitharam, the spokesperson said, adding that the PM will inaugurate the event virtually. SIH 2025 has set new benchmarks in participation with 72,165 idea submissions, 68,766 student teams, and 271 problem statements sourced from ministries, PSUs, corporates, and industry partners, he said. At the institutional level, 2,587 higher education institutions, 1,42,715 teams, and 8,26,635 students took part in internal hackathons, making this edition one of the most inclusive national innovation engagements to date. “As the institute celebrates its historic 75th year, the SIH 2025 Grand Finale stands as a testament to IIT Kharagpur’s enduring mission—where technology meets purpose, and innovation fuels national aspirations,” he said. IIT Kharagpur director Prof. Suman Chakraborty said, “Hosting the Grand Finale of Smart India Hackathon 2025 during IIT Kharagpur’s historic Platinum Jubilee is both an honour and a reaffirmation of our enduring commitment to nation-building. SIH emb\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur on Sunday announced that it will host the grand finale of the Smart India Hackathon (SIH) 2025 -Hardware Edition from December 8-12. The event holds special significance as it coincides with the platinum jubilee of the institute, a milestone marking its legacy of technological leadership, innovation, and nation-building, an institute spokesperson said. Launched in 2017 and organised by the Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell (MIC) and the All-India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), the Smart India Hackathon has grown into the world’s largest open innovation platform, empowering higher-education students to tackle real-world challenges posed by ministries, government departments, industries, and NGOs. The initiative continues under the patronage of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Minister of Education Dharmendra Pradhan, with co-patrons including Union MoS Education Sukanta Majumdar, Education Secretary Vineet Joshi, AICTE Chairman Prof TG Sitharam, the spokesperson said, adding that the PM will inaugurate the event virtually. SIH 2025 has set new benchmarks in participation with 72,165 idea submissions, 68,766 student teams, and 271 problem statements sourced from ministries, PSUs, corporates, and industry partners, he said. At the institutional level, 2,587 higher education institutions, 1,42,715 teams, and 8,26,635 students took part in internal hackathons, making this edition one of the most inclusive national innovation engagements to date. “As the institute celebrates its historic 75th year, the SIH 2025 Grand Finale stands as a testament to IIT Kharagpur’s enduring mission—where technology meets purpose, and innovation fuels national aspirations,” he said. IIT Kharagpur director Prof. Suman Chakraborty said, “Hosting the Grand Finale of Smart India Hackathon 2025 during IIT Kharagpur’s historic Platinum Jubilee is both an honour and a reaffirmation of our enduring commitment to nation-building. SIH emb"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nRPSC RAS Exam Result 2024 Date, Interview Schedule Released: The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has announced that the second-stage interviews for the Rajasthan State and Subordinate Services Recruitment 2024 will be conducted from December 15 to 24. Candidates shortlisted for this round are required to appear with two copies of the online filled detailed application form, all original documents, and their photocopies. Candidates are also required to carry a recent passport-sized colour photograph and a valid original photo identity card. The Commission has stated that no candidate will be allowed to appear for the interview without these mandatory documents. Interview letters will be uploaded on the Commission’s official website in due course. The Rajasthan Public Service Commission has also released the interview schedule for 22 subjects under the Assistant Professor (Medical Education Department) Recruitment 2021. Interviews for these subjects will be held from December 15 to 30, 2025. According to the guidelines, candidates must bring their latest passport-size colour photograph, a clear photo identity card, and all original certificates along with photocopies at the time of the interview. Those failing to present the required documents will not be permitted to appear. Interview letters will be uploaded on the Commission’s website, and detailed instructions are available online.  The IPL 2026 Auction will see 350 players being auctioned in Abu Dhabi on December 16, with 1390 initially registering. The pool includes 240 Indian and 110 overseas recruits, with 224 uncapped Indian and 14 uncapped overseas players vying for 77 spots. 40 players have listed themselves at the highest base price of Rs 2 crore, including Steve Smith, Kyle Jamieson, and Mustafizur Rahman.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " RPSC RAS Exam Result 2024 Date, Interview Schedule Released: The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has announced that the second-stage interviews for the Rajasthan State and Subordinate Services Recruitment 2024 will be conducted from December 15 to 24. Candidates shortlisted for this round are required to appear with two copies of the online filled detailed application form, all original documents, and their photocopies. Candidates are also required to carry a recent passport-sized colour photograph and a valid original photo identity card. The Commission has stated that no candidate will be allowed to appear for the interview without these mandatory documents. Interview letters will be uploaded on the Commission’s official website in due course. The Rajasthan Public Service Commission has also released the interview schedule for 22 subjects under the Assistant Professor (Medical Education Department) Recruitment 2021. Interviews for these subjects will be held from December 15 to 30, 2025. According to the guidelines, candidates must bring their latest passport-size colour photograph, a clear photo identity card, and all original certificates along with photocopies at the time of the interview. Those failing to present the required documents will not be permitted to appear. Interview letters will be uploaded on the Commission’s website, and detailed instructions are available online.  The IPL 2026 Auction will see 350 players being auctioned in Abu Dhabi on December 16, with 1390 initially registering. The pool includes 240 Indian and 110 overseas recruits, with 224 uncapped Indian and 14 uncapped overseas players vying for 77 spots. 40 players have listed themselves at the highest base price of Rs 2 crore, including Steve Smith, Kyle Jamieson, and Mustafizur Rahman."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIIT Roorkee will conduct the JEE Advanced 2026 on May 17, 2026. The exam serves as the single-window gateway to IITs, which promise world-class education, cutting-edge research facilities, prestigious career options, and lucrative placement opportunities across fields. In the latest cycle of engineering placements, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati recorded year-on-year changes in total offers, highest packages, and the number of BTech students placed. The 2024-25 placement season at IIT Guwahati witnessed 637 out of 842 BTech students securing placements, resulting in an overall placement percentage of 75.65%. Also Read| BTech Electrical Engineering Vs Engineering Physics: Career prospects, who should choose? The institution received 193 pre-placement offers (PPOs) during the academic year, with a notable 26% of these offers extended to female students. This marked a slight decrease from the previous year’s 229 PPOs recorded in 2023-24, while the number of registered companies stood at 466 in the preceding year. Computer Science and Engineering continued its dominance. A total of 107 students were placed out of 118 registered, achieving an exceptional 90.68% placement rate. Mathematics and Computing surpassed this slightly with 69 placements from 76 students, recording the highest placement percentage at 90.79%. Comparing the two academic years reveals interesting trends across departments. Computer Science and Engineering maintained its high placement percentage, moving from 91% in 2023-24 to 90.68% in 2024-25, with a slight increase in student intake from 119 to 118. Mathematics and Computing showed improvement from 87% to 90.79%, while Electronics and Communication Engineering remained relatively stable at 85% in 2023-24 and 85.71% in 2024-25. However, some disciplines experienced fluctuations. Chemical Engineering saw a decrease from 79% in 2023-24 to 68.97% in 2024-25, while Civil Engineering remained consistent around 66%. Engineering Physics \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IIT Roorkee will conduct the JEE Advanced 2026 on May 17, 2026. The exam serves as the single-window gateway to IITs, which promise world-class education, cutting-edge research facilities, prestigious career options, and lucrative placement opportunities across fields. In the latest cycle of engineering placements, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati recorded year-on-year changes in total offers, highest packages, and the number of BTech students placed. The 2024-25 placement season at IIT Guwahati witnessed 637 out of 842 BTech students securing placements, resulting in an overall placement percentage of 75.65%. Also Read| BTech Electrical Engineering Vs Engineering Physics: Career prospects, who should choose? The institution received 193 pre-placement offers (PPOs) during the academic year, with a notable 26% of these offers extended to female students. This marked a slight decrease from the previous year’s 229 PPOs recorded in 2023-24, while the number of registered companies stood at 466 in the preceding year. Computer Science and Engineering continued its dominance. A total of 107 students were placed out of 118 registered, achieving an exceptional 90.68% placement rate. Mathematics and Computing surpassed this slightly with 69 placements from 76 students, recording the highest placement percentage at 90.79%. Comparing the two academic years reveals interesting trends across departments. Computer Science and Engineering maintained its high placement percentage, moving from 91% in 2023-24 to 90.68% in 2024-25, with a slight increase in student intake from 119 to 118. Mathematics and Computing showed improvement from 87% to 90.79%, while Electronics and Communication Engineering remained relatively stable at 85% in 2023-24 and 85.71% in 2024-25. However, some disciplines experienced fluctuations. Chemical Engineering saw a decrease from 79% in 2023-24 to 68.97% in 2024-25, while Civil Engineering remained consistent around 66%. Engineering Physics"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nCLAT 2026 Provisional Answer Keys: The Consortium of National Law Universities has concluded the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2026 on December 7, Sunday. A total of 92,344 candidates applied this year, marking a 17 per cent increase in applications. The 2026 examination was conducted across 156 centres in 25 states, 93 cities, and 4 Union Territories. Of these, 75,009 registered for the Undergraduate (UG) programme, while 17,335 applied for the Postgraduate (PG) programme. The overall male-to-female ratio among candidates stands at approximately 0.72:1. The exam witnessed a turnout, with 96.83 per cent of Undergraduate applicants and 92.45 per cent of Postgraduate applicants appearing for the test. The exam is for students who want to pursue law and gain admission into India’s National Law Universities (NLUs). As mentioned in the press release, the provisional answer keys will be released on December 10. Step 1. Log in to your CLAT account at consortiumofnlus.ac.in and click on ‘Submit Objections’. Step 2 . Click on the ‘Submit Objection’ button. Step 3. Select the Question Booklet set, ‘Type of Objection’, i.e., ‘About the Answer Key’ or ‘About the Question’, as appropriate Step4. Select the question number, enter your objection details and click on ‘Submit Objection’ Step 5. Once all your objections are submitted, click the ‘Make Payment’ button to make a payment. A fee of Rs 1,000 will be paid for each objection. The Consortium will publish the provisional answer key on its official website at 5 PM on Wednesday, December 10, 2025. Candidates who wish to challenge any questions or the provisional key may submit objections through the designated portal. The portal will remain open from 5 PM on December 10 until 5 PM on December 12, 2025, after which it will automatically close. The participating universities in CLAT are: — NLSIU Bengaluru — NALSAR Hyderabad — NLIU Bhopal — WBNUJS Kolkata — NLU Jodhpur — HNLU Raipur — GNLU Gandhinagar — GNLU, Silvassa Campus — R\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " CLAT 2026 Provisional Answer Keys: The Consortium of National Law Universities has concluded the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2026 on December 7, Sunday. A total of 92,344 candidates applied this year, marking a 17 per cent increase in applications. The 2026 examination was conducted across 156 centres in 25 states, 93 cities, and 4 Union Territories. Of these, 75,009 registered for the Undergraduate (UG) programme, while 17,335 applied for the Postgraduate (PG) programme. The overall male-to-female ratio among candidates stands at approximately 0.72:1. The exam witnessed a turnout, with 96.83 per cent of Undergraduate applicants and 92.45 per cent of Postgraduate applicants appearing for the test. The exam is for students who want to pursue law and gain admission into India’s National Law Universities (NLUs). As mentioned in the press release, the provisional answer keys will be released on December 10. Step 1. Log in to your CLAT account at consortiumofnlus.ac.in and click on ‘Submit Objections’. Step 2 . Click on the ‘Submit Objection’ button. Step 3. Select the Question Booklet set, ‘Type of Objection’, i.e., ‘About the Answer Key’ or ‘About the Question’, as appropriate Step4. Select the question number, enter your objection details and click on ‘Submit Objection’ Step 5. Once all your objections are submitted, click the ‘Make Payment’ button to make a payment. A fee of Rs 1,000 will be paid for each objection. The Consortium will publish the provisional answer key on its official website at 5 PM on Wednesday, December 10, 2025. Candidates who wish to challenge any questions or the provisional key may submit objections through the designated portal. The portal will remain open from 5 PM on December 10 until 5 PM on December 12, 2025, after which it will automatically close. The participating universities in CLAT are: — NLSIU Bengaluru — NALSAR Hyderabad — NLIU Bhopal — WBNUJS Kolkata — NLU Jodhpur — HNLU Raipur — GNLU Gandhinagar — GNLU, Silvassa Campus — R"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Assam cabinet has approved the inclusion of the state’s history and geography as compulsory subjects for students of classes 6, 7, and 8, in line with the recommendations of the Justice (Retd.) Biplab Kumar Sharma committee. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma shared the decision on his X account. This curriculum will be mandatory, and students will have to pass a 50-mark exam in each subject. “The Cabinet has decided that Assam history and geography will become mandatory subjects in Classes 6, 7, and 8 across all elementary and upper primary schools in the state. The subjects will be introduced uniformly across the state for “shaping young minds with the knowledge of Assam,” read the X update of Sarma. In today's #AssamCabinet meeting, we resolved to ✅Set up Centre of Excellence in Aerospace & Defence etc sectors ✅Approve the Assam Logistics & Warehousing Policy ✅Transfer land to AAI for Doloo Airport ✅Make Assam History & Geography compulsory in schools among others pic.twitter.com/77A2loXDy2 — Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) December 7, 2025  The approval comes a week after the education department informed the Assembly that more than 1,400 interior schools still lack basic drinking water and toilet facilities. At the same time, nearly 28,000 teaching posts remain vacant across state-run schools. In addition, the Cabinet sanctioned Rs 243.66 crore for establishing a Centre of Excellence (CoE) at Assam Engineering College in Guwahati . Focused on Aerospace and Defence, Automotive, and Electric Vehicles, the CoE aims to deliver industry-relevant skills, support upskilling, and strengthen the startup and MSME ecosystem. The government also approved setting up a new Sainik School in Karbi Anglong, with an estimated investment of Rs 335 crore. This will be the second Military School at Longbokhu in Karbi Anglong district. The construction of the school will be carried out with funds approved by the state and central governments, as mentioned by Ranoj Pegu, who \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Assam cabinet has approved the inclusion of the state’s history and geography as compulsory subjects for students of classes 6, 7, and 8, in line with the recommendations of the Justice (Retd.) Biplab Kumar Sharma committee. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma shared the decision on his X account. This curriculum will be mandatory, and students will have to pass a 50-mark exam in each subject. “The Cabinet has decided that Assam history and geography will become mandatory subjects in Classes 6, 7, and 8 across all elementary and upper primary schools in the state. The subjects will be introduced uniformly across the state for “shaping young minds with the knowledge of Assam,” read the X update of Sarma. In today's #AssamCabinet meeting, we resolved to ✅Set up Centre of Excellence in Aerospace & Defence etc sectors ✅Approve the Assam Logistics & Warehousing Policy ✅Transfer land to AAI for Doloo Airport ✅Make Assam History & Geography compulsory in schools among others pic.twitter.com/77A2loXDy2 — Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) December 7, 2025  The approval comes a week after the education department informed the Assembly that more than 1,400 interior schools still lack basic drinking water and toilet facilities. At the same time, nearly 28,000 teaching posts remain vacant across state-run schools. In addition, the Cabinet sanctioned Rs 243.66 crore for establishing a Centre of Excellence (CoE) at Assam Engineering College in Guwahati . Focused on Aerospace and Defence, Automotive, and Electric Vehicles, the CoE aims to deliver industry-relevant skills, support upskilling, and strengthen the startup and MSME ecosystem. The government also approved setting up a new Sainik School in Karbi Anglong, with an estimated investment of Rs 335 crore. This will be the second Military School at Longbokhu in Karbi Anglong district. The construction of the school will be carried out with funds approved by the state and central governments, as mentioned by Ranoj Pegu, who"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nToday’s News Headlines for School Assembly, December 8, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on December 8, 2025. In national updates, we have protests at Tezpur University leading to a visit by the Union Education Ministry, New Delhi preparing for a possible Zelenskyy trip after Putin’s India tour, and a tragic Goa nightclub fire claiming 25 lives. Globally, Ukraine signalled progress on peace talks, and Japan lodged a military protest. In business, DGCA pulled up IndiGo over flight disruptions, while education updates included new seasonal visas from New Zealand and IIT Roorkee releasing JEE Advanced 2026 criteria. A team from the Union Ministry of Education, led by Acting UGC Chairperson and Higher Education Secretary Vineet Joshi, visited Tezpur University— where staff and students are agitating against the Vice-Chancellor —and was met with protests. Parliament panel likely to summon top IndiGo officials . Sources said the committee has not yet fixed a date, but the issue is “firmly on its mind” and may be taken up in its next sitting. At a time when ties between India and US are strained over 50 per cent punitive tariffs imposed on Delhi , the US administration led by President Donald Trump has sent one of the top officials to India for bilateral consultations. IndiGo Airlines cancelled 650 flights. It will operate 1,650 of 2,300 scheduled services. An IndiGo spokesperson said that they are doing everything possible to ensure refunds for cancellations. As Russian President Vladimir Putin wrapped up his two-day India visit on December 5 , New Delhi began preparing for a possible visit by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy , which could take place as early as January 2026, The Indian Express has learnt. North Goa’s Arpora witnessed a tragic nightclub fire late Saturday night that claimed 25 lives and left six injured. Investigators said a preliminary inquiry indicates most victims died of suffocation after being trapped in the basement. Zele\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Today’s News Headlines for School Assembly, December 8, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on December 8, 2025. In national updates, we have protests at Tezpur University leading to a visit by the Union Education Ministry, New Delhi preparing for a possible Zelenskyy trip after Putin’s India tour, and a tragic Goa nightclub fire claiming 25 lives. Globally, Ukraine signalled progress on peace talks, and Japan lodged a military protest. In business, DGCA pulled up IndiGo over flight disruptions, while education updates included new seasonal visas from New Zealand and IIT Roorkee releasing JEE Advanced 2026 criteria. A team from the Union Ministry of Education, led by Acting UGC Chairperson and Higher Education Secretary Vineet Joshi, visited Tezpur University— where staff and students are agitating against the Vice-Chancellor —and was met with protests. Parliament panel likely to summon top IndiGo officials . Sources said the committee has not yet fixed a date, but the issue is “firmly on its mind” and may be taken up in its next sitting. At a time when ties between India and US are strained over 50 per cent punitive tariffs imposed on Delhi , the US administration led by President Donald Trump has sent one of the top officials to India for bilateral consultations. IndiGo Airlines cancelled 650 flights. It will operate 1,650 of 2,300 scheduled services. An IndiGo spokesperson said that they are doing everything possible to ensure refunds for cancellations. As Russian President Vladimir Putin wrapped up his two-day India visit on December 5 , New Delhi began preparing for a possible visit by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy , which could take place as early as January 2026, The Indian Express has learnt. North Goa’s Arpora witnessed a tragic nightclub fire late Saturday night that claimed 25 lives and left six injured. Investigators said a preliminary inquiry indicates most victims died of suffocation after being trapped in the basement. Zele"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievance and Pensions has issued the cadre allocation list of those candidates who opted for the Indian Administrative Services (IAS) in the Union Public Service Commission Civil Services Examination 2024 cycle. All India Ranker Shakti Dubey has got her home state, Uttar Pradesh, as her cadre. The second ranker, Harshita Goyal from Haryana, has received Gujarat as her cadre from the Ministry. Here is the list of the top 20 UPSC CSE 2024 rankers and their cadres. The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on April 22 announced the Civil Services Exam (CSE) final results. Regarded as one of the most competitive exams in the country, the UPSC CSE sees participation from lakhs of aspirants every year. The exam serves as the gateway to prestigious positions such as the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Revenue Service, Indian Trade Service, and other Group A and B central services. In the UPSC CSE 2024 cycle, three of the top five are women — Dubey is followed by Harshita Goyal at Rank 2 and Shah Margi Chirag at Rank 4. Dongre Archit Parag is at Rank 3, and Akash Garg is at Rank 5. Of the top 25, 14 are men, and 11 are women. Of the 1,009 candidates recommended by the UPSC to various services, 725 are men and 284 women. Originally from Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh, Dubey began her UPSC journey in 2018. A biochemistry graduate from Banaras Hindu University, she once dreamed of becoming a doctor. “I was a PCB ( Physics, Chemistry, Biology) student in school. But I was allotted dental based on my rank. So I decided to pursue BSc instead,” she says. But the journey has been anything but easy, with five missed attempts. “In my first three attempts, I didn’t even clear the prelims. In the fourth, I reached the interview round but couldn’t clear it. Last year, I missed the cut-off by 12 marks,” she says. “That was the lowest point in my life. I really thought I should give up.”\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievance and Pensions has issued the cadre allocation list of those candidates who opted for the Indian Administrative Services (IAS) in the Union Public Service Commission Civil Services Examination 2024 cycle. All India Ranker Shakti Dubey has got her home state, Uttar Pradesh, as her cadre. The second ranker, Harshita Goyal from Haryana, has received Gujarat as her cadre from the Ministry. Here is the list of the top 20 UPSC CSE 2024 rankers and their cadres. The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on April 22 announced the Civil Services Exam (CSE) final results. Regarded as one of the most competitive exams in the country, the UPSC CSE sees participation from lakhs of aspirants every year. The exam serves as the gateway to prestigious positions such as the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Revenue Service, Indian Trade Service, and other Group A and B central services. In the UPSC CSE 2024 cycle, three of the top five are women — Dubey is followed by Harshita Goyal at Rank 2 and Shah Margi Chirag at Rank 4. Dongre Archit Parag is at Rank 3, and Akash Garg is at Rank 5. Of the top 25, 14 are men, and 11 are women. Of the 1,009 candidates recommended by the UPSC to various services, 725 are men and 284 women. Originally from Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh, Dubey began her UPSC journey in 2018. A biochemistry graduate from Banaras Hindu University, she once dreamed of becoming a doctor. “I was a PCB ( Physics, Chemistry, Biology) student in school. But I was allotted dental based on my rank. So I decided to pursue BSc instead,” she says. But the journey has been anything but easy, with five missed attempts. “In my first three attempts, I didn’t even clear the prelims. In the fourth, I reached the interview round but couldn’t clear it. Last year, I missed the cut-off by 12 marks,” she says. “That was the lowest point in my life. I really thought I should give up.”"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Telangana Open School Society (TOSS) has released the detailed schedule for the payment of examination fees for the SSC (Class 10) and Intermediate (Class 12) Public Examinations to be conducted in March and April 2026. All eligible students are advised to adhere strictly to the prescribed dates to avoid late penalties or missing out on the examinations. The payment process for the examination fee can be completed through the official TOSS website, Mee Seva, or TG online centres across the state. If any of the fee remittance dates is declared a holiday, the immediate next working day will be considered the due date. Learners intending to appear for the SSC and Intermediate Public Examinations scheduled for March and April 2026 are mandated to pay their examination fees strictly online. Payments through physical methods such as Challan or Demand Draft (DD) will not be accepted under any circumstances, so students must utilise the official TOSS website, Mee Seva, or TG Online Centres for remittance. Furthermore, candidates must pay only the prescribed fee and should refrain from remitting any excess amount, as the Society will not be responsible for refunding overpayments. For any doubts or required assistance regarding the fee structure or the submission procedure, learners should immediately consult the official TOSS website or contact their accredited institution (AI) coordinator or district coordinator to ensure timely and correct registration.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Telangana Open School Society (TOSS) has released the detailed schedule for the payment of examination fees for the SSC (Class 10) and Intermediate (Class 12) Public Examinations to be conducted in March and April 2026. All eligible students are advised to adhere strictly to the prescribed dates to avoid late penalties or missing out on the examinations. The payment process for the examination fee can be completed through the official TOSS website, Mee Seva, or TG online centres across the state. If any of the fee remittance dates is declared a holiday, the immediate next working day will be considered the due date. Learners intending to appear for the SSC and Intermediate Public Examinations scheduled for March and April 2026 are mandated to pay their examination fees strictly online. Payments through physical methods such as Challan or Demand Draft (DD) will not be accepted under any circumstances, so students must utilise the official TOSS website, Mee Seva, or TG Online Centres for remittance. Furthermore, candidates must pay only the prescribed fee and should refrain from remitting any excess amount, as the Society will not be responsible for refunding overpayments. For any doubts or required assistance regarding the fee structure or the submission procedure, learners should immediately consult the official TOSS website or contact their accredited institution (AI) coordinator or district coordinator to ensure timely and correct registration.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIn a significant policy move aimed at easing the recruitment of seasonal workers, New Zealand Immigration has announced the launch of two new visa categories under the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) framework. Applications for the Global Workforce Seasonal Visa (GWSV) and the Peak Seasonal Visa (PSV) will open on December 8, 2025. The initiative is designed to help accredited employers fill seasonal roles more efficiently while ensuring safeguards remain in place to prevent misuse of the system. The new visas will specifically target industries that depend heavily on seasonal labour, including horticulture, agriculture, tourism, and hospitality. The GWSV and PSV are expected to simplify the hiring process for roles that, while temporary in nature, are vital to New Zealand’s economic cycles. By streamlining recruitment procedures, the government aims to provide employers with quicker access to qualified seasonal workers, thereby supporting industries during peak demand periods. The step is taken to balance New Zealand’s economic needs with regulatory oversight, ensuring that seasonal employment opportunities are filled fairly and transparently. Global Workforce Seasonal Visa (GWSV) The Global Workforce Seasonal Visa (GWSV) has been introduced to support industries that require long-term seasonal labour. It comes with several distinctive features and requirements: — Streamlined hiring process: Employers are not required to advertise locally or conduct a labour market test before hiring under this visa. — Experience criteria : Applicants must demonstrate at least three seasons of relevant work experience within the last six years. — Residency condition : Holders of the visa must spend a minimum of three months outside New Zealand each year. — Validity period : The visa will be issued for three years, offering stability for both employers and workers. — Safeguards : Applicants must meet health and character requirements, ensuring compliance with immigration standa\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " In a significant policy move aimed at easing the recruitment of seasonal workers, New Zealand Immigration has announced the launch of two new visa categories under the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) framework. Applications for the Global Workforce Seasonal Visa (GWSV) and the Peak Seasonal Visa (PSV) will open on December 8, 2025. The initiative is designed to help accredited employers fill seasonal roles more efficiently while ensuring safeguards remain in place to prevent misuse of the system. The new visas will specifically target industries that depend heavily on seasonal labour, including horticulture, agriculture, tourism, and hospitality. The GWSV and PSV are expected to simplify the hiring process for roles that, while temporary in nature, are vital to New Zealand’s economic cycles. By streamlining recruitment procedures, the government aims to provide employers with quicker access to qualified seasonal workers, thereby supporting industries during peak demand periods. The step is taken to balance New Zealand’s economic needs with regulatory oversight, ensuring that seasonal employment opportunities are filled fairly and transparently. Global Workforce Seasonal Visa (GWSV) The Global Workforce Seasonal Visa (GWSV) has been introduced to support industries that require long-term seasonal labour. It comes with several distinctive features and requirements: — Streamlined hiring process: Employers are not required to advertise locally or conduct a labour market test before hiring under this visa. — Experience criteria : Applicants must demonstrate at least three seasons of relevant work experience within the last six years. — Residency condition : Holders of the visa must spend a minimum of three months outside New Zealand each year. — Validity period : The visa will be issued for three years, offering stability for both employers and workers. — Safeguards : Applicants must meet health and character requirements, ensuring compliance with immigration standa"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nHimachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Saturday announced the introduction of an “incentive policy” for doctors and a hike in the monthly stipend of resident doctors. Sukhu also said Rs 5 crore would be provided to five medical colleges for the development of infrastructure for bone marrow transplant. He made a slew of announcements for hospitals and the health sector while presiding over the annual function at the Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC), Shimla . The chief minister said in the next budget , the monthly stipend for PG resident doctors would be raised to Rs 50,000, Rs 60,000 and Rs 65,000 in the first, second and third year respectively, a statement issued here said. He added that the stipend for senior residents has been increased from Rs 60,000 to Rs 1 lakh per month, while in super-speciality departments, it has been raised from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 1.3 lakh. Sukhu said that working hours of resident doctors, which could be as high as 36-hour shifts before, have now been capped at a maximum of 12 hours. The CM announced a sum of Rs five crore each for “bone marrow infrastructure development” in IGMC, AIMSS Chamiyana, Tanda Medical College, Lal Bahadur Shastri Government Medical College and Hospital, Mandi and Dr Radhakrishnan Government Medical College, Hamirpur. The CM also announced a sum of Rs 5 for laparoscopic facilities and Rs 6 crore for the Department of Anaesthesia at IGMC. He directed authorities to expedite the land transfer process required for the construction of a new student hostel at IGMC and also instructed the principal of IGMC to complete the process of shifting the Gynaecology wing from Kamla Nehru Hospital (KNH) to IGMC at the earliest. Sukhu added that Rs 75 crore has been approved for setting up smart labs at IGMC, Tanda Medical College and the Super Specialty hospital at Chamiyana The Congress government has spent Rs 1,207 crore on strengthening medical infrastructure and education, he added.  The SMAT 2025-26 Su\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Saturday announced the introduction of an “incentive policy” for doctors and a hike in the monthly stipend of resident doctors. Sukhu also said Rs 5 crore would be provided to five medical colleges for the development of infrastructure for bone marrow transplant. He made a slew of announcements for hospitals and the health sector while presiding over the annual function at the Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC), Shimla . The chief minister said in the next budget , the monthly stipend for PG resident doctors would be raised to Rs 50,000, Rs 60,000 and Rs 65,000 in the first, second and third year respectively, a statement issued here said. He added that the stipend for senior residents has been increased from Rs 60,000 to Rs 1 lakh per month, while in super-speciality departments, it has been raised from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 1.3 lakh. Sukhu said that working hours of resident doctors, which could be as high as 36-hour shifts before, have now been capped at a maximum of 12 hours. The CM announced a sum of Rs five crore each for “bone marrow infrastructure development” in IGMC, AIMSS Chamiyana, Tanda Medical College, Lal Bahadur Shastri Government Medical College and Hospital, Mandi and Dr Radhakrishnan Government Medical College, Hamirpur. The CM also announced a sum of Rs 5 for laparoscopic facilities and Rs 6 crore for the Department of Anaesthesia at IGMC. He directed authorities to expedite the land transfer process required for the construction of a new student hostel at IGMC and also instructed the principal of IGMC to complete the process of shifting the Gynaecology wing from Kamla Nehru Hospital (KNH) to IGMC at the earliest. Sukhu added that Rs 75 crore has been approved for setting up smart labs at IGMC, Tanda Medical College and the Super Specialty hospital at Chamiyana The Congress government has spent Rs 1,207 crore on strengthening medical infrastructure and education, he added.  The SMAT 2025-26 Su"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA new class 7 NCERT social science textbook released on Friday has a larger section on “Ghaznavid Invasions” — focusing on the Mahmud of Ghazni’s “destruction and plunder” and his eagerness to “spread his version of Islam to non-Muslim parts of the world” — compared to the previous edition . The section on the Ghaznavid invasions is preceded by a box that contains “a word of caution”. The box is similar to the “note on history’s darker periods”, which was published in the class 8 textbook, placed before the chapter on the Delhi Sultanate. The box in the class 7 textbook refers to this note and states that it explains how history has recorded war, conquest and destruction more than peace, good governance or creativity, and how the world over historians have sometimes hesitated to draw attention to such darker periods. “Our approach is that it is better to face them and analyse them so as to understand what made such developments possible and, hopefully, help avoid their recurrence in future. In addition, we should not forget that while past events cannot be erased or denied, it would be wrong to hold anyone responsible for them today,” it reads. The new textbook is meant for use in the ongoing academic session. Part 1 of the textbook was released earlier this year. Read | Pak-supported terror attacks, tensions with China part of new class 7 NCERT textbook The old NCERT class 7 history textbook had a paragraph on the Mahmud of Ghazni. It pointed out that rulers tried to demonstrate their power and resources by building large temples, and chose to target temples which were sometimes extremely rich when they attacked kingdoms. It referred to the Mahmud of Ghazni as having raided the subcontinent 17 times with a religious motive, targeting wealthy temples and taking away their wealth. ‘The Ghaznavid Invasions’ section has about six pages including boxes and pictures. It details Mahmud’s 17 campaigns in India, his plunder of a temple in Mathura, temples in Kannauj and the\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A new class 7 NCERT social science textbook released on Friday has a larger section on “Ghaznavid Invasions” — focusing on the Mahmud of Ghazni’s “destruction and plunder” and his eagerness to “spread his version of Islam to non-Muslim parts of the world” — compared to the previous edition . The section on the Ghaznavid invasions is preceded by a box that contains “a word of caution”. The box is similar to the “note on history’s darker periods”, which was published in the class 8 textbook, placed before the chapter on the Delhi Sultanate. The box in the class 7 textbook refers to this note and states that it explains how history has recorded war, conquest and destruction more than peace, good governance or creativity, and how the world over historians have sometimes hesitated to draw attention to such darker periods. “Our approach is that it is better to face them and analyse them so as to understand what made such developments possible and, hopefully, help avoid their recurrence in future. In addition, we should not forget that while past events cannot be erased or denied, it would be wrong to hold anyone responsible for them today,” it reads. The new textbook is meant for use in the ongoing academic session. Part 1 of the textbook was released earlier this year. Read | Pak-supported terror attacks, tensions with China part of new class 7 NCERT textbook The old NCERT class 7 history textbook had a paragraph on the Mahmud of Ghazni. It pointed out that rulers tried to demonstrate their power and resources by building large temples, and chose to target temples which were sometimes extremely rich when they attacked kingdoms. It referred to the Mahmud of Ghazni as having raided the subcontinent 17 times with a religious motive, targeting wealthy temples and taking away their wealth. ‘The Ghaznavid Invasions’ section has about six pages including boxes and pictures. It details Mahmud’s 17 campaigns in India, his plunder of a temple in Mathura, temples in Kannauj and the"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIIT Roorkee, the organising institute for JEE Advanced 2026 , has released the detailed eligibility criteria for candidates wishing to appear for the exam next year. As per the guidelines, only the top 2,50,000 successful candidates across all categories in the JEE Main 2026 BE/BTech paper will be shortlisted, in accordance with a fixed category-wise distribution. The institute has also reiterated conditions related to age, number of attempts and Class XII qualification. This year, the examination will be held on May 17, Sunday. Under Criterion A1, candidates must be among the top 2,50,000 performers in JEE Main 2026 (BE/BTech paper). The shortlisting for JEE Advanced follows a rigid category-wise percentage: 10% GEN-EWS, 27% OBC-NCL, 15% SC, 7.5% ST and 40.5% OPEN, with 5% horizontal reservation for PwD candidates within each of these categories. IIT Roorkee has clarified that the total may marginally exceed 2.5 lakh if “tied” ranks occur. IIT Roorkee has also noted that OCI/PIO (I) candidates are not eligible for any reserved category benefits, except under OPEN-PwD if applicable. They must qualify strictly in the OPEN lists. To be eligible, candidates must have been born on or after October 1, 2001. A relaxation of five years applies to SC, ST and PwD candidates, meaning they should have been born on or after October 1, 1996. Additionally, a candidate can appear for JEE Advanced only twice in two consecutive years, meaning prior attempts must fall within this two-year window. The exam maintains its long-standing rule of allowing only two attempts in two consecutive years. This means students must plan their Class 12 and JEE Main timelines carefully, as any earlier appearance than 2025 immediately disqualifies them from appearing in 2026. Candidates should have appeared in Class XII (or equivalent) for the first time in 2025 or 2026, with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as mandatory subjects. This condition remains one of the most critical eliminators for aspir\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IIT Roorkee, the organising institute for JEE Advanced 2026 , has released the detailed eligibility criteria for candidates wishing to appear for the exam next year. As per the guidelines, only the top 2,50,000 successful candidates across all categories in the JEE Main 2026 BE/BTech paper will be shortlisted, in accordance with a fixed category-wise distribution. The institute has also reiterated conditions related to age, number of attempts and Class XII qualification. This year, the examination will be held on May 17, Sunday. Under Criterion A1, candidates must be among the top 2,50,000 performers in JEE Main 2026 (BE/BTech paper). The shortlisting for JEE Advanced follows a rigid category-wise percentage: 10% GEN-EWS, 27% OBC-NCL, 15% SC, 7.5% ST and 40.5% OPEN, with 5% horizontal reservation for PwD candidates within each of these categories. IIT Roorkee has clarified that the total may marginally exceed 2.5 lakh if “tied” ranks occur. IIT Roorkee has also noted that OCI/PIO (I) candidates are not eligible for any reserved category benefits, except under OPEN-PwD if applicable. They must qualify strictly in the OPEN lists. To be eligible, candidates must have been born on or after October 1, 2001. A relaxation of five years applies to SC, ST and PwD candidates, meaning they should have been born on or after October 1, 1996. Additionally, a candidate can appear for JEE Advanced only twice in two consecutive years, meaning prior attempts must fall within this two-year window. The exam maintains its long-standing rule of allowing only two attempts in two consecutive years. This means students must plan their Class 12 and JEE Main timelines carefully, as any earlier appearance than 2025 immediately disqualifies them from appearing in 2026. Candidates should have appeared in Class XII (or equivalent) for the first time in 2025 or 2026, with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as mandatory subjects. This condition remains one of the most critical eliminators for aspir"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nChief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday urged the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission ( JKPSC ) to consider postponing the Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) in view of “uncertainty” resulting from Lok Bhavan’s “delay” in approving age relaxation for the aspirants. “Chief Minister expressed deep concern over the travel chaos caused by the ongoing airline issues, compounded by the uncertainty resulting from Lok Bhavan’s delay in approving age relaxation, a provision granted multiple times in the past,” the CM’s office said in a post on X. It said Abdullah urged JKPSC to take note of the “unprecedented stress” on aspirants and consider postponing the exam in the interest of fairness and equal opportunity for all. The chief minister’s advisor, Nasir Aslam Wani, said the examination should be deferred till the issue of age relaxation, which is pending consideration of Lieutenant Governor, is addressed. “The elected government is in favour of relaxing the upper age limit for recruitment and we have sent the file to the Lok Bhawan in this regard. Till the process is completed, the JKPSC should defer the examination,” Wani said. He said the Abdullah government earlier this week sent the file of age relaxation to Lieutenant Governor for approval. “The file has been returned to General Administration Department with some queries. The GAD has forwarded it to the Public Service Commission for its opinion on the matter,” Wani said. Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chief Mehbooba Mufti has urged the Lieutenant Governor and the Chief Minister to resolve the issue at the earliest. “Aspirants of the JKPSC CCE are caught in a tussle between the LG and the CM. In this freezing cold, they are out on the streets asking for nothing more than basic fairness -age relaxation and a reasonable exam schedule. I urge @OfficeOfLGJandK and @OmarAbdullah to step in and resolve this issue without any further delay,” Mufti said on X. Senior CPI(M) leader and MLA Kulgam, M Y Tarigami, sai\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday urged the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission ( JKPSC ) to consider postponing the Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) in view of “uncertainty” resulting from Lok Bhavan’s “delay” in approving age relaxation for the aspirants. “Chief Minister expressed deep concern over the travel chaos caused by the ongoing airline issues, compounded by the uncertainty resulting from Lok Bhavan’s delay in approving age relaxation, a provision granted multiple times in the past,” the CM’s office said in a post on X. It said Abdullah urged JKPSC to take note of the “unprecedented stress” on aspirants and consider postponing the exam in the interest of fairness and equal opportunity for all. The chief minister’s advisor, Nasir Aslam Wani, said the examination should be deferred till the issue of age relaxation, which is pending consideration of Lieutenant Governor, is addressed. “The elected government is in favour of relaxing the upper age limit for recruitment and we have sent the file to the Lok Bhawan in this regard. Till the process is completed, the JKPSC should defer the examination,” Wani said. He said the Abdullah government earlier this week sent the file of age relaxation to Lieutenant Governor for approval. “The file has been returned to General Administration Department with some queries. The GAD has forwarded it to the Public Service Commission for its opinion on the matter,” Wani said. Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chief Mehbooba Mufti has urged the Lieutenant Governor and the Chief Minister to resolve the issue at the earliest. “Aspirants of the JKPSC CCE are caught in a tussle between the LG and the CM. In this freezing cold, they are out on the streets asking for nothing more than basic fairness -age relaxation and a reasonable exam schedule. I urge @OfficeOfLGJandK and @OmarAbdullah to step in and resolve this issue without any further delay,” Mufti said on X. Senior CPI(M) leader and MLA Kulgam, M Y Tarigami, sai"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Common Law Admission Test ( CLAT ) 2026 is set to be conducted today. This national-level entrance exam is conducted for admissions to undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes across 24 National Law Universities (NLUs) . Earlier, the CLAT examination authority had issued the hall tickets on the candidate portal, available on its official website at consortiumofnlus.ac.in. –Reach the exam centre at least 60 minutes before the test (by 1 pm); gate closes at 2:15 pm. –Entry sequence: 1 pm (gates open), 1:30 pm (hall entry bell), 1:50 pm (question paper envelope distribution), 2 pm (exam start). –PwD/SAP candidates using scribes must report 90 minutes early; additional time is allowed only for pre-approved candidates. Documents to Carry –Printed colour admit card and an original government-issued photo ID. –Two black/blue ballpoint pens, a transparent water bottle, and an extra passport-size photograph if needed. –PwD candidates must bring scribe authorisation documents, where applicable. Prohibited Items & Dress Code –No electronic gadgets, wallets, jewellery, books, notes, food items, or extra stationery beyond permitted pens. –Wear simple, light-coloured attire without metallic buttons or accessories; avoid belts, ties, caps, mufflers, or gloves. Inside the Exam Hall –Mandatory biometric verification, photo capture and signature check before seating. –Open the sealed question-paper envelope only at the 2:00 PM bell. –Fill OMR details accurately; rough work is allowed only on the question paper. No talking, exchanging items or leaving the seat without permission; submit OMR at the final bell and retain the question paper copy. The exam will feature 120 multiple-choice questions for both UG and PG programmes. The UG test will assess English, General Knowledge and Current Affairs, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Techniques, while the PG paper will cover Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, Contracts, the Indian Penal Code and Torts. Both paper\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Common Law Admission Test ( CLAT ) 2026 is set to be conducted today. This national-level entrance exam is conducted for admissions to undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes across 24 National Law Universities (NLUs) . Earlier, the CLAT examination authority had issued the hall tickets on the candidate portal, available on its official website at consortiumofnlus.ac.in. –Reach the exam centre at least 60 minutes before the test (by 1 pm); gate closes at 2:15 pm. –Entry sequence: 1 pm (gates open), 1:30 pm (hall entry bell), 1:50 pm (question paper envelope distribution), 2 pm (exam start). –PwD/SAP candidates using scribes must report 90 minutes early; additional time is allowed only for pre-approved candidates. Documents to Carry –Printed colour admit card and an original government-issued photo ID. –Two black/blue ballpoint pens, a transparent water bottle, and an extra passport-size photograph if needed. –PwD candidates must bring scribe authorisation documents, where applicable. Prohibited Items & Dress Code –No electronic gadgets, wallets, jewellery, books, notes, food items, or extra stationery beyond permitted pens. –Wear simple, light-coloured attire without metallic buttons or accessories; avoid belts, ties, caps, mufflers, or gloves. Inside the Exam Hall –Mandatory biometric verification, photo capture and signature check before seating. –Open the sealed question-paper envelope only at the 2:00 PM bell. –Fill OMR details accurately; rough work is allowed only on the question paper. No talking, exchanging items or leaving the seat without permission; submit OMR at the final bell and retain the question paper copy. The exam will feature 120 multiple-choice questions for both UG and PG programmes. The UG test will assess English, General Knowledge and Current Affairs, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Techniques, while the PG paper will cover Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, Contracts, the Indian Penal Code and Torts. Both paper"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe first round of NEET PG 2025 counselling has once again revealed an uncomfortable pattern in India’s medical education landscape: even the most highly ranked medical colleges in the National Institutional Ranking Framework ( NIRF ) fail to attract the country’s top-performing postgraduate aspirants. Instead, the highest-ranked students overwhelmingly prefer central government institutions like PGIMER, other AIIMS-affiliated hospitals, JIPMER, and long-established state-run colleges such as Madras Medical College (MMC), Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC), and KEM Mumbai. Since 2016, the Centre has been releasing a list of top colleges under various categories, including medical. In these nine years, AIIMS Delhi has been the undisputed number 1 . The trend, visible year after year, raises an important question: if NIRF rankings claim to evaluate the “best” institutions, then why are students opting otherwise? And what does this reveal about the effectiveness and limitations of India’s most publicised ranking mechanism for higher education? The NEET-PG 2025 round 1 allotment list reinforces the same trend seen every year: top-ranked candidates choose Central and state government medical colleges, not the private institutions ranked higher on the NIRF list. According to the allotment document, All India Rank (AIR) 1, 3, 5, 6 and 7 – all opted for PGIMER at Dr RML Hospital, New Delhi , one of the most sought-after central institutions for MD (General Medicine). Rank 2 chose Government Medical College, Kozhikode – a state-run institution with strong clinical exposure. Rank 4 and Rank 10 chose Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC), New Delhi, another major government medical college attached to Safdarjung Hospital, known for its massive patient load and intensive training environment. Even Rank 8 chose Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, a flagship state government institution in Karnataka with one of the busiest clinical settings in South India. In\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The first round of NEET PG 2025 counselling has once again revealed an uncomfortable pattern in India’s medical education landscape: even the most highly ranked medical colleges in the National Institutional Ranking Framework ( NIRF ) fail to attract the country’s top-performing postgraduate aspirants. Instead, the highest-ranked students overwhelmingly prefer central government institutions like PGIMER, other AIIMS-affiliated hospitals, JIPMER, and long-established state-run colleges such as Madras Medical College (MMC), Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC), and KEM Mumbai. Since 2016, the Centre has been releasing a list of top colleges under various categories, including medical. In these nine years, AIIMS Delhi has been the undisputed number 1 . The trend, visible year after year, raises an important question: if NIRF rankings claim to evaluate the “best” institutions, then why are students opting otherwise? And what does this reveal about the effectiveness and limitations of India’s most publicised ranking mechanism for higher education? The NEET-PG 2025 round 1 allotment list reinforces the same trend seen every year: top-ranked candidates choose Central and state government medical colleges, not the private institutions ranked higher on the NIRF list. According to the allotment document, All India Rank (AIR) 1, 3, 5, 6 and 7 – all opted for PGIMER at Dr RML Hospital, New Delhi , one of the most sought-after central institutions for MD (General Medicine). Rank 2 chose Government Medical College, Kozhikode – a state-run institution with strong clinical exposure. Rank 4 and Rank 10 chose Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC), New Delhi, another major government medical college attached to Safdarjung Hospital, known for its massive patient load and intensive training environment. Even Rank 8 chose Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, a flagship state government institution in Karnataka with one of the busiest clinical settings in South India. In"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n– Rachna Arora Walk into any Class 11 Physics class and you will instantly see where both degrees begin. The teacher draws a free-body diagram. One student nods confidently, another is still hunting for a missing vector, and someone at the back is hoping calculus doesn’t enter the room. And that is the real point — no matter which one of these three you were, this same school physics is the foundation for both Electrical Engineering (EE) and Engineering Physics (EP). Mechanics, waves, optics, electromagnetism — all of it returns, only deeper. The first year of both degrees is almost identical. If school physics made sense, you’ll be fine. If it didn’t… at least now you know early. The split starts in second year. EE is for students who like opening gadgets just to see what lives inside. It moves straight into circuits, electronics, motors, power systems, communication engineering, sensors, and robotics. Those neat textbook diagrams finally become real lab devices — the kind the instructor warns you not to drop because “this one is expensive.” In EE, you finally understand: – Why radio stations sit 0.2 MHz apart – Why ABS reacts before you even realise the tyre slipped- Why mobile antennas are tiny but radio antennas look like towers – How a prosthetic arm reads muscle activity Everything leads to real-world use. You build machines and circuits, test them, debug them, and watch them run. That is EE’s biggest strength — you see results quickly. Career options are wide, starting from consumer electronics, renewable energy, automobiles, telecom, defence, aviation, medical devices, manufacturing, power plants, and roles in ISRO or Tesla-type companies. EE students usually get plenty of job choices because almost every field needs electrical engineers somewhere. EP starts with the same base but goes straight into deeper physics and tougher math. This is for students who always want the “why,” not just the “how.” EP includes: – Quantum mechanics – Statistical mechanics – S\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " – Rachna Arora Walk into any Class 11 Physics class and you will instantly see where both degrees begin. The teacher draws a free-body diagram. One student nods confidently, another is still hunting for a missing vector, and someone at the back is hoping calculus doesn’t enter the room. And that is the real point — no matter which one of these three you were, this same school physics is the foundation for both Electrical Engineering (EE) and Engineering Physics (EP). Mechanics, waves, optics, electromagnetism — all of it returns, only deeper. The first year of both degrees is almost identical. If school physics made sense, you’ll be fine. If it didn’t… at least now you know early. The split starts in second year. EE is for students who like opening gadgets just to see what lives inside. It moves straight into circuits, electronics, motors, power systems, communication engineering, sensors, and robotics. Those neat textbook diagrams finally become real lab devices — the kind the instructor warns you not to drop because “this one is expensive.” In EE, you finally understand: – Why radio stations sit 0.2 MHz apart – Why ABS reacts before you even realise the tyre slipped- Why mobile antennas are tiny but radio antennas look like towers – How a prosthetic arm reads muscle activity Everything leads to real-world use. You build machines and circuits, test them, debug them, and watch them run. That is EE’s biggest strength — you see results quickly. Career options are wide, starting from consumer electronics, renewable energy, automobiles, telecom, defence, aviation, medical devices, manufacturing, power plants, and roles in ISRO or Tesla-type companies. EE students usually get plenty of job choices because almost every field needs electrical engineers somewhere. EP starts with the same base but goes straight into deeper physics and tougher math. This is for students who always want the “why,” not just the “how.” EP includes: – Quantum mechanics – Statistical mechanics – S"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nWB Police Constable Answer Key 2025 Released: The West Bengal Police Recruitment Board (WBPRB) has published the provisional answer key for the Constable and Lady Constable Recruitment Exam 2025, held on November 30. Candidates who had appeared for the exam can now check the provisional answer key provided on the official website at wbprb.gov.in . The state-level written test was conducted for 11,749 vacancies and comprised 85 objective questions from English, General Awareness, Reasoning and Elementary Mathematics. Candidates can check and download the provisional answer key by following these steps: Step 1: Visit the official website of WBPRB at prb.wb.gov.in, or wbpolice.gov.in. Step 2: Navigate to the Recruitment, and then in Latest Updates’ notice section and find the link titled “Constable 2025 Answer Key.” Step 3: Select the link for the relevant shift or category to open the PDF. Step 4: Download and save the answer key for reference. Step 5: Access your response sheet to compare answers. Candidates who spot any discrepancies in the provisional key can file objections within seven days from the date of release. According to the WBPRB notice, objections must be emailed to ‘answerkeywprb10@gmail.com’, clearly mentioning the question number, the issue identified and supporting justification or references. The board will not accept submissions sent after the deadline. All valid objections will be reviewed before the final answer key and results are prepared, the board has said. The paper carried 85 marks and had a 60-minute duration. Candidates will receive one mark for every correct response, while 0.25 marks will be deducted for each incorrect answer. Unattempted questions carry no penalty. The provisional key enables candidates to estimate scores, identify errors and prepare for the upcoming PMT and PET rounds. Final results and category-wise cut-offs will be announced later. With the release of the provisional key, candidates can evaluate their performance a\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " WB Police Constable Answer Key 2025 Released: The West Bengal Police Recruitment Board (WBPRB) has published the provisional answer key for the Constable and Lady Constable Recruitment Exam 2025, held on November 30. Candidates who had appeared for the exam can now check the provisional answer key provided on the official website at wbprb.gov.in . The state-level written test was conducted for 11,749 vacancies and comprised 85 objective questions from English, General Awareness, Reasoning and Elementary Mathematics. Candidates can check and download the provisional answer key by following these steps: Step 1: Visit the official website of WBPRB at prb.wb.gov.in, or wbpolice.gov.in. Step 2: Navigate to the Recruitment, and then in Latest Updates’ notice section and find the link titled “Constable 2025 Answer Key.” Step 3: Select the link for the relevant shift or category to open the PDF. Step 4: Download and save the answer key for reference. Step 5: Access your response sheet to compare answers. Candidates who spot any discrepancies in the provisional key can file objections within seven days from the date of release. According to the WBPRB notice, objections must be emailed to ‘answerkeywprb10@gmail.com’, clearly mentioning the question number, the issue identified and supporting justification or references. The board will not accept submissions sent after the deadline. All valid objections will be reviewed before the final answer key and results are prepared, the board has said. The paper carried 85 marks and had a 60-minute duration. Candidates will receive one mark for every correct response, while 0.25 marks will be deducted for each incorrect answer. Unattempted questions carry no penalty. The provisional key enables candidates to estimate scores, identify errors and prepare for the upcoming PMT and PET rounds. Final results and category-wise cut-offs will be announced later. With the release of the provisional key, candidates can evaluate their performance a"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Xavier School of Management ( XLRI ), Jamshedpur, has extended the online application deadline for XAT 2026. According to an official notice, the registration window has been extended till December 11, midnight. Candidates who are yet to register for the test can still complete their online application process on the official website at xatonline.in . The XAT 2026 registration process began on July 10 this year. To complete their registration, candidates must fill out the online application form, upload a recent photograph, signature and a valid ID proof, select their preferred test cities and pay the examination fee before the deadline. To apply, candidates should have a bachelor’s degree of at least three years from a recognised university. Final-year undergraduate students are also permitted to register. Step 1: Visit the official XAT website at xatonline.in and select the ‘Register’ option. Step 2: Enter your name, email ID, mobile number and create a password. Step 3: A verification email will be sent to your registered email ID. Step 4: Click the verification link in the email and proceed to complete the application form. Step 5: Fill in the personal, educational and work experience details. Step 6: Select the programme(s) you wish to apply for. Step 7: Choose six preferred test cities. Step 8: Upload scanned copies of your photograph and signature. Step 9: Pay the application fee. Step 10: Click ‘Submit’ to complete the application process. The application procedure includes filling in the online form, uploading the required documents — including a recent photograph and signature — and paying the Rs 2,200 registration fee. The XAT 2026 exam will be held on January 4, 2026, from 2 pm to 5 pm.  BJP leaders, including UP CMYogi Adityanath, are actively participating in the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists at the grassroots level. The CM is personally reviewing the progress of the exercise and directing party representatives to ensure no eligible per\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Xavier School of Management ( XLRI ), Jamshedpur, has extended the online application deadline for XAT 2026. According to an official notice, the registration window has been extended till December 11, midnight. Candidates who are yet to register for the test can still complete their online application process on the official website at xatonline.in . The XAT 2026 registration process began on July 10 this year. To complete their registration, candidates must fill out the online application form, upload a recent photograph, signature and a valid ID proof, select their preferred test cities and pay the examination fee before the deadline. To apply, candidates should have a bachelor’s degree of at least three years from a recognised university. Final-year undergraduate students are also permitted to register. Step 1: Visit the official XAT website at xatonline.in and select the ‘Register’ option. Step 2: Enter your name, email ID, mobile number and create a password. Step 3: A verification email will be sent to your registered email ID. Step 4: Click the verification link in the email and proceed to complete the application form. Step 5: Fill in the personal, educational and work experience details. Step 6: Select the programme(s) you wish to apply for. Step 7: Choose six preferred test cities. Step 8: Upload scanned copies of your photograph and signature. Step 9: Pay the application fee. Step 10: Click ‘Submit’ to complete the application process. The application procedure includes filling in the online form, uploading the required documents — including a recent photograph and signature — and paying the Rs 2,200 registration fee. The XAT 2026 exam will be held on January 4, 2026, from 2 pm to 5 pm.  BJP leaders, including UP CMYogi Adityanath, are actively participating in the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists at the grassroots level. The CM is personally reviewing the progress of the exercise and directing party representatives to ensure no eligible per"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nToday’s News Headlines for School Assembly, December 6, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on December 6, 2025. National updates include IndiGo offering full refunds amid flight disruptions, the rollout of Kavach 4.0 on major railway routes, and India–Russia signing a long-term economic cooperation pact. International headlines include US likely planning to extend country-wise travel ban and more. IndiGo has announced that passengers will receive a full refund on all cancellations between December 5 and 15 , following widespread delays and disruptions across its network. The airline said the move aims to assist travellers facing inconvenience. The Indian Railways has commissioned Kavach 4.0 on the Delhi–Mumbai and Delhi–Howrah corridors , expanding the indigenous automatic train protection system to enhance safety and prevent collisions on two of the country’s busiest routes. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Moscow, where the two countries signed an economic cooperation agreement extending till 2030 . The pact covers joint projects, trade facilitation and long-term strategic collaboration. Former US President Donald Trump confirmed plans to extend the travel ban to additional countries if reelected, stating that national security considerations would guide the updated list. Scotland’s busiest airport saw a shutdown after Edinburgh Airport suspended all flights due to an air traffic control failure . Engineers restored services later, but delays and cancellations affected hundreds of passengers. Cristiano Ronaldo has announced a new venture after investing in Perplexity AI in collaboration with Aravind Srinivas , coinciding with the launch of the CR7 Hub focused on technology and fan engagement. Indian batter Ruturaj Gaikwad said he has been learning to manage the pace of an innings by adopting the ‘mid-overs momentum game’ inspired by Virat Kohli , emphasising consistency and strike rotation in the ODI forma\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Today’s News Headlines for School Assembly, December 6, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on December 6, 2025. National updates include IndiGo offering full refunds amid flight disruptions, the rollout of Kavach 4.0 on major railway routes, and India–Russia signing a long-term economic cooperation pact. International headlines include US likely planning to extend country-wise travel ban and more. IndiGo has announced that passengers will receive a full refund on all cancellations between December 5 and 15 , following widespread delays and disruptions across its network. The airline said the move aims to assist travellers facing inconvenience. The Indian Railways has commissioned Kavach 4.0 on the Delhi–Mumbai and Delhi–Howrah corridors , expanding the indigenous automatic train protection system to enhance safety and prevent collisions on two of the country’s busiest routes. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Moscow, where the two countries signed an economic cooperation agreement extending till 2030 . The pact covers joint projects, trade facilitation and long-term strategic collaboration. Former US President Donald Trump confirmed plans to extend the travel ban to additional countries if reelected, stating that national security considerations would guide the updated list. Scotland’s busiest airport saw a shutdown after Edinburgh Airport suspended all flights due to an air traffic control failure . Engineers restored services later, but delays and cancellations affected hundreds of passengers. Cristiano Ronaldo has announced a new venture after investing in Perplexity AI in collaboration with Aravind Srinivas , coinciding with the launch of the CR7 Hub focused on technology and fan engagement. Indian batter Ruturaj Gaikwad said he has been learning to manage the pace of an innings by adopting the ‘mid-overs momentum game’ inspired by Virat Kohli , emphasising consistency and strike rotation in the ODI forma"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Ministry of Education will host the ninth edition of Pariksha Pe Charcha — the annual interactive programme in which the Prime Minister speaks with students, parents and teachers about handling exam stress — in January 2026, the government has said. Interested candidates can register online; the last date for submissions is January 11, 2026. Parents and teachers who wish to join need not travel: the programme runs an online participation stream and a parallel set of activities on the MyGov Innovate platform, where they can sign up, complete simple category-specific tasks and receive participation certificates. For teachers and parents, registering on the MyGov portal and completing the prescribed online questions or quizzes is the route to participation. Students who want to take part must register through the Pariksha Pe Charcha competition on the MyGov Innovate platform. Registration is open to school pupils (classes 6–12); once registered, students can answer the online prompts and, if they choose, submit a question they would like the Prime Minister to address during the interaction. Selected entrants win the chance to participate directly in the live programme. Step 1: Visit the official Pariksha Pe Charcha page on the MyGov Innovate platform at innovateindia1.mygov.in/ppc-2026. Step 2: Click the ‘Participate Now’ button on the campaign page. Step 3: Choose your category: Student, Teacher or Parent. Step 4: Log in or register on the MyGov portal using your mobile number or email ID. Step 5: Complete the online multiple-choice quizzes or category-specific activities. Step 6: Fill in the registration form and submit the PPC 2026 entry. Step 7: If desired, students may also submit a question for the Prime Minister. Pariksha Pe Charcha is run as a competition and a national counselling exercise: participants complete online activities and entries are shortlisted by the organisers. Winners are offered opportunities that range from certificates of appreciation to\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Ministry of Education will host the ninth edition of Pariksha Pe Charcha — the annual interactive programme in which the Prime Minister speaks with students, parents and teachers about handling exam stress — in January 2026, the government has said. Interested candidates can register online; the last date for submissions is January 11, 2026. Parents and teachers who wish to join need not travel: the programme runs an online participation stream and a parallel set of activities on the MyGov Innovate platform, where they can sign up, complete simple category-specific tasks and receive participation certificates. For teachers and parents, registering on the MyGov portal and completing the prescribed online questions or quizzes is the route to participation. Students who want to take part must register through the Pariksha Pe Charcha competition on the MyGov Innovate platform. Registration is open to school pupils (classes 6–12); once registered, students can answer the online prompts and, if they choose, submit a question they would like the Prime Minister to address during the interaction. Selected entrants win the chance to participate directly in the live programme. Step 1: Visit the official Pariksha Pe Charcha page on the MyGov Innovate platform at innovateindia1.mygov.in/ppc-2026. Step 2: Click the ‘Participate Now’ button on the campaign page. Step 3: Choose your category: Student, Teacher or Parent. Step 4: Log in or register on the MyGov portal using your mobile number or email ID. Step 5: Complete the online multiple-choice quizzes or category-specific activities. Step 6: Fill in the registration form and submit the PPC 2026 entry. Step 7: If desired, students may also submit a question for the Prime Minister. Pariksha Pe Charcha is run as a competition and a national counselling exercise: participants complete online activities and entries are shortlisted by the organisers. Winners are offered opportunities that range from certificates of appreciation to"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nSince September 2022, more than 8320 teaching positions have been filled with 1129 SC posts, 551 ST posts, 1917 OBC posts and 420 EWS posts in the Central Universities, as shared by the Ministry of Education in the Rajya Sabha. In 2023, the University Grants Commission ( UGC ) has set up a unified recruitment portal — CU-Chayan — to provide a common platform for listing of vacancies, advertisements and jobs across all Central Universities. The Commission also asked all the central universities to publish rolling advertisements on their websites throughout the year to address the difficulties faced in getting eligible candidates. Additionally, as informed by the University Grants Commission (UGC) as of November 1, there are 3898 women faculty members in Central Universities. Ad-hoc teachers are also engaged by the universities on a need basis or due to the absence of permanent and regular teachers as a stop-gap arrangement; there are 46 ad-hoc women faculty members in Central Universities. Further, the Heads of Departments are appointed by the Central Universities in accordance with their Statutes and Ordinances and parameters contained therein, such as seniority, rotation, among others. The data regarding the number of women-headed departments is not maintained centrally. Meanwhile, the applications for the UGC NET for the December session are closed. As per the NTA’s timeline for the December cycle, online submission of applications opened on October 7 and will remain available until November 7. Further, as per earlier NTA notifications , the computer-based exam is scheduled across 85 subjects between December 31, 2025, to January 7, 2026. The exam will determine eligibility for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), Assistant Professor, and PhD admissions in Indian universities and colleges. The official website for the UGC NET is ugcnet.nta.nic.in.  A new study reveals that the first \"pet cats\" in China were actually wild leopards, who lived near human settlements and\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Since September 2022, more than 8320 teaching positions have been filled with 1129 SC posts, 551 ST posts, 1917 OBC posts and 420 EWS posts in the Central Universities, as shared by the Ministry of Education in the Rajya Sabha. In 2023, the University Grants Commission ( UGC ) has set up a unified recruitment portal — CU-Chayan — to provide a common platform for listing of vacancies, advertisements and jobs across all Central Universities. The Commission also asked all the central universities to publish rolling advertisements on their websites throughout the year to address the difficulties faced in getting eligible candidates. Additionally, as informed by the University Grants Commission (UGC) as of November 1, there are 3898 women faculty members in Central Universities. Ad-hoc teachers are also engaged by the universities on a need basis or due to the absence of permanent and regular teachers as a stop-gap arrangement; there are 46 ad-hoc women faculty members in Central Universities. Further, the Heads of Departments are appointed by the Central Universities in accordance with their Statutes and Ordinances and parameters contained therein, such as seniority, rotation, among others. The data regarding the number of women-headed departments is not maintained centrally. Meanwhile, the applications for the UGC NET for the December session are closed. As per the NTA’s timeline for the December cycle, online submission of applications opened on October 7 and will remain available until November 7. Further, as per earlier NTA notifications , the computer-based exam is scheduled across 85 subjects between December 31, 2025, to January 7, 2026. The exam will determine eligibility for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), Assistant Professor, and PhD admissions in Indian universities and colleges. The official website for the UGC NET is ugcnet.nta.nic.in.  A new study reveals that the first \"pet cats\" in China were actually wild leopards, who lived near human settlements and"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nOpposition Congress in Odisha on Friday alleged that the question paper for the Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM) examination was leaked three hours before the test. The claim was made by party MLA CS Raazen Ekka through a point of order in the Assembly when the House was discussing the unemployment issue. “It has come to our notice that the question paper for the written examination of the ANM examination was leaked at 11 am ahead of the 2 pm written test,” Ekka informed the House. Ekka said the alleged leak surfaced in Malkangiri and Bolangir districts, where second-year students were set to appear for the exam. The incident triggered widespread anger among candidates and parents, who demanded strict action and accountability from the authorities. Soon after, the state’s Director of Medical Education and Training (DMET), Prof. Santosh Mishra, told PTI that the examination had been cancelled.  An explosion at a police station in Srinagar, India killed 9 people and was caused by a halogen lamp near a suitcase with explosives. A forensic team found a suspicious liquid in one of the suitcases and traced a foreign handler to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Two other handlers have been identified as ISI operatives.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Opposition Congress in Odisha on Friday alleged that the question paper for the Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM) examination was leaked three hours before the test. The claim was made by party MLA CS Raazen Ekka through a point of order in the Assembly when the House was discussing the unemployment issue. “It has come to our notice that the question paper for the written examination of the ANM examination was leaked at 11 am ahead of the 2 pm written test,” Ekka informed the House. Ekka said the alleged leak surfaced in Malkangiri and Bolangir districts, where second-year students were set to appear for the exam. The incident triggered widespread anger among candidates and parents, who demanded strict action and accountability from the authorities. Soon after, the state’s Director of Medical Education and Training (DMET), Prof. Santosh Mishra, told PTI that the examination had been cancelled.  An explosion at a police station in Srinagar, India killed 9 people and was caused by a halogen lamp near a suitcase with explosives. A forensic team found a suspicious liquid in one of the suitcases and traced a foreign handler to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Two other handlers have been identified as ISI operatives."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nOver 18 lakh Indian students are studying abroad across 153 countries — data tabled by the Ministry of External Affairs in the ongoing winter-session of Parliament shows. Of the total 18,82,318, includes 12,54,013 (over 12 lakh) students in universities and tertiary institutions. In a first, the Ministry has shared a total of 6,28,305 (6.28 lakh) are enrolled at the school-level. In the previous year, MEA had reported 13.3 lakh students in higher education alone, which means that the 2025 figure marks a decline in university-level enrolments year-on-year. When considering the combined tally of school and higher education students, the overall 2025 number is higher only because school data was added for the first time. The top three destinations in 2025 across both schooling and university education were the United Arab Emirates (2,53,832 students), the United States (2,55,447 students), and Canada (4,27,085 students), making them the largest hubs of Indian students globally. MEA data shows a trend, that the number of Indian students in higher education overseas had risen consistently between 2022 and 2024. In 2022, there were 7.5 lakh students abroad in universities; this increased to 9.3 lakh in 2023 and reached a peak of 13.3 lakh in 2024. In contrast, the 2025 figure of 12.54 lakh shows a drop from last year, marking the first decline after three years of steady growth. This reversal comes at a time when several major destination countries have undergone significant policy shifts and diplomatic fluctuations affecting Indian student mobility over the past two years. Country-wise 2025 figures indicate that Canada continued to host the largest number of Indian students in universities and other tertiary institutions, with 4,27,085 enrolled. The United States followed with 2,55,247 students, and the United Kingdom had 1,73,190 students in higher education. Other major higher-education hubs included Australia with 1,38,579, Germany with 49,483, Georgia with 16,000, Ky\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Over 18 lakh Indian students are studying abroad across 153 countries — data tabled by the Ministry of External Affairs in the ongoing winter-session of Parliament shows. Of the total 18,82,318, includes 12,54,013 (over 12 lakh) students in universities and tertiary institutions. In a first, the Ministry has shared a total of 6,28,305 (6.28 lakh) are enrolled at the school-level. In the previous year, MEA had reported 13.3 lakh students in higher education alone, which means that the 2025 figure marks a decline in university-level enrolments year-on-year. When considering the combined tally of school and higher education students, the overall 2025 number is higher only because school data was added for the first time. The top three destinations in 2025 across both schooling and university education were the United Arab Emirates (2,53,832 students), the United States (2,55,447 students), and Canada (4,27,085 students), making them the largest hubs of Indian students globally. MEA data shows a trend, that the number of Indian students in higher education overseas had risen consistently between 2022 and 2024. In 2022, there were 7.5 lakh students abroad in universities; this increased to 9.3 lakh in 2023 and reached a peak of 13.3 lakh in 2024. In contrast, the 2025 figure of 12.54 lakh shows a drop from last year, marking the first decline after three years of steady growth. This reversal comes at a time when several major destination countries have undergone significant policy shifts and diplomatic fluctuations affecting Indian student mobility over the past two years. Country-wise 2025 figures indicate that Canada continued to host the largest number of Indian students in universities and other tertiary institutions, with 4,27,085 enrolled. The United States followed with 2,55,247 students, and the United Kingdom had 1,73,190 students in higher education. Other major higher-education hubs included Australia with 1,38,579, Germany with 49,483, Georgia with 16,000, Ky"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAn analysis of student data from Delhi government schools indicates that the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has served as an alternative pathway for students who have failed Class 9. A question on the high dropout rate in Delhi government schools was asked by Swati Maliwal to the Ministry of Education in the Rajya Sabha during the Winter Session of the Parliament. Over the past five academic years shows that approximately 22.22 per cent of the total failed students transitioned into the NIOS system, informs the Minister of State Jayant Chaudhary. This percentage is derived from the 71,124 students admitted to NIOS compared to the 3,20,150 students who failed Class 9 during the years in question. Maliwal questioned whether the government is aware that, over the past 10 years, a large number of Class 9 students in Delhi , who failed, have been forced by the Delhi Government into NIOS, which has resulted in high dropout rates in schools. One of the key objectives of the National Institute of Open Schooling ( NIOS ) is to prevent students from government schools who face repeated academic failures from dropping out of the education system. To support their continued learning, NIOS enables such students to rejoin formal schooling in their parent institution once they successfully complete Class 10 through NIOS, said the Minister in the Rajya Sabha . The failing rate case also stands true for Class 10 students. Under the ‘NIOS Project,’ an average of 70 per cent of students who took the Class 10 examination have failed in the last four years — this was revealed by the Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) in response to a Right to Information (RTI) application filed by PTI. The project was launched by the Delhi government to reduce the rate of students failing in the 9th and 10th grades and the number of students dropping out of school. Under this project, students who fail in the 9th and 10th grades and those who are weak in academics are registered with the \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " An analysis of student data from Delhi government schools indicates that the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has served as an alternative pathway for students who have failed Class 9. A question on the high dropout rate in Delhi government schools was asked by Swati Maliwal to the Ministry of Education in the Rajya Sabha during the Winter Session of the Parliament. Over the past five academic years shows that approximately 22.22 per cent of the total failed students transitioned into the NIOS system, informs the Minister of State Jayant Chaudhary. This percentage is derived from the 71,124 students admitted to NIOS compared to the 3,20,150 students who failed Class 9 during the years in question. Maliwal questioned whether the government is aware that, over the past 10 years, a large number of Class 9 students in Delhi , who failed, have been forced by the Delhi Government into NIOS, which has resulted in high dropout rates in schools. One of the key objectives of the National Institute of Open Schooling ( NIOS ) is to prevent students from government schools who face repeated academic failures from dropping out of the education system. To support their continued learning, NIOS enables such students to rejoin formal schooling in their parent institution once they successfully complete Class 10 through NIOS, said the Minister in the Rajya Sabha . The failing rate case also stands true for Class 10 students. Under the ‘NIOS Project,’ an average of 70 per cent of students who took the Class 10 examination have failed in the last four years — this was revealed by the Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) in response to a Right to Information (RTI) application filed by PTI. The project was launched by the Delhi government to reduce the rate of students failing in the 9th and 10th grades and the number of students dropping out of school. Under this project, students who fail in the 9th and 10th grades and those who are weak in academics are registered with the"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe capital is witnessing a steady climb in literacy levels, with women emerging as the leading force behind this educational progress. Recent trends highlighted in the report, ‘Women and Men in Delhi-2025’, issued by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics of the Delhi government, reveal that women’s participation in both schools and higher education is ahead compared to their counterparts. The literacy rate in the Capital has shown a consistent rise, climbing from 38.36 per cent in 1951 to 86.21 per cent in 2011, according to the population census. A comparable upward trend is evident among both genders, with female literacy recorded at 80.76 per cent and male literacy at 90.94 per cent in 2011. Notably, the pace of growth in female literacy between 1951 and 2011 has outstripped that of males. Literacy levels among persons aged seven years and above have registered improvement between 2014 and 2017-18, according to the State sample of the 71st and 75th NSS rounds. In rural areas, literacy rose from 93.8 per cent to 96.3 per cent, while in urban areas it increased from 89.8 per cent to 92.0 per cent. Alongside this progress, the gender gap — defined as the difference between male and female literacy rates — has shown a declining trend. During the same period, the gap narrowed from 12.0 to 7.7 percentage points in rural regions and from 9.2 to 8.7 percentage points in urban areas. In Delhi , women are more inclined towards the teaching profession, especially at the primary level, with 415 female teachers for every 100 male teachers recorded during the 2024-25 fiscal year, according to a government report. Also Read | From classrooms to staffrooms: What’s behind India’s growing number of women & girls in education The report highlights that at the primary level, the number of female teachers per 100 male teachers rose from 363 in the 2012-13 school year to 415 in the 2024-25 school year. At the upper primary level, this figure increased from 214 to 261 during the\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The capital is witnessing a steady climb in literacy levels, with women emerging as the leading force behind this educational progress. Recent trends highlighted in the report, ‘Women and Men in Delhi-2025’, issued by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics of the Delhi government, reveal that women’s participation in both schools and higher education is ahead compared to their counterparts. The literacy rate in the Capital has shown a consistent rise, climbing from 38.36 per cent in 1951 to 86.21 per cent in 2011, according to the population census. A comparable upward trend is evident among both genders, with female literacy recorded at 80.76 per cent and male literacy at 90.94 per cent in 2011. Notably, the pace of growth in female literacy between 1951 and 2011 has outstripped that of males. Literacy levels among persons aged seven years and above have registered improvement between 2014 and 2017-18, according to the State sample of the 71st and 75th NSS rounds. In rural areas, literacy rose from 93.8 per cent to 96.3 per cent, while in urban areas it increased from 89.8 per cent to 92.0 per cent. Alongside this progress, the gender gap — defined as the difference between male and female literacy rates — has shown a declining trend. During the same period, the gap narrowed from 12.0 to 7.7 percentage points in rural regions and from 9.2 to 8.7 percentage points in urban areas. In Delhi , women are more inclined towards the teaching profession, especially at the primary level, with 415 female teachers for every 100 male teachers recorded during the 2024-25 fiscal year, according to a government report. Also Read | From classrooms to staffrooms: What’s behind India’s growing number of women & girls in education The report highlights that at the primary level, the number of female teachers per 100 male teachers rose from 363 in the 2012-13 school year to 415 in the 2024-25 school year. At the upper primary level, this figure increased from 214 to 261 during the"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nEighty-two Indian students deported from Russia in the last five years, 45 from the United States, according to data shared by the Ministry of External Affairs in the Parliament on Thursday. The government’s data shows that Indian students were deported from a range of countries over the past half-decade — 114 from Australia, 82 from Russia, 170 from the United Kingdom, 13 from Ukraine, five from Finland, 17 from Georgia, two from Egypt, one from Austria, and four from China. In addition to deportations, the data indicate that 62 Indian students were denied entry into the United States during this period. READ | Drop in number of Indians pursuing higher education abroad The numbers may reflect various triggers for deportation or denial, from formal visa-rule violations to broader regulatory or compliance checks in host countries. Although the government’s release does not publicly link each case to specific incidents, the wider geographic spread highlights that Indian students face legal and regulatory risks across many study destinations, even in ones that are often considered as traditional and ‘safer’ choices. Indian Students: Deportations & Entry Denials (Last 5 Years) S.No. Country Deportations Entry Denials 1 Australia 114 0 2 China 4 0 3 Egypt 2 0 4 Finland 5 0 5 Kyrgyzstan 0 11 6 Russia 82 0 7 Austria 1 0 8 Georgia 17 0 9 Ukraine 13 0 10 United Kingdom 170 0 11 United States of America 45 62 Express InfoGenIE These developments come amid a broader backdrop of increasingly restrictive immigration and student-visa policies in major English-speaking destinations. As earlier reported by indianexpress.com , 2025 has witnessed sweeping changes in Australia, the base student visa application fee (Subclass 500) was raised from AUD 1,600 to AUD 2,000 effective July 1, 2025, making it one of the costliest among global study destinations. The tightened rules further include new visa-processing guidelines introduced under Ministerial Direction 115 (MD 115) from November\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Eighty-two Indian students deported from Russia in the last five years, 45 from the United States, according to data shared by the Ministry of External Affairs in the Parliament on Thursday. The government’s data shows that Indian students were deported from a range of countries over the past half-decade — 114 from Australia, 82 from Russia, 170 from the United Kingdom, 13 from Ukraine, five from Finland, 17 from Georgia, two from Egypt, one from Austria, and four from China. In addition to deportations, the data indicate that 62 Indian students were denied entry into the United States during this period. READ | Drop in number of Indians pursuing higher education abroad The numbers may reflect various triggers for deportation or denial, from formal visa-rule violations to broader regulatory or compliance checks in host countries. Although the government’s release does not publicly link each case to specific incidents, the wider geographic spread highlights that Indian students face legal and regulatory risks across many study destinations, even in ones that are often considered as traditional and ‘safer’ choices. Indian Students: Deportations & Entry Denials (Last 5 Years) S.No. Country Deportations Entry Denials 1 Australia 114 0 2 China 4 0 3 Egypt 2 0 4 Finland 5 0 5 Kyrgyzstan 0 11 6 Russia 82 0 7 Austria 1 0 8 Georgia 17 0 9 Ukraine 13 0 10 United Kingdom 170 0 11 United States of America 45 62 Express InfoGenIE These developments come amid a broader backdrop of increasingly restrictive immigration and student-visa policies in major English-speaking destinations. As earlier reported by indianexpress.com , 2025 has witnessed sweeping changes in Australia, the base student visa application fee (Subclass 500) was raised from AUD 1,600 to AUD 2,000 effective July 1, 2025, making it one of the costliest among global study destinations. The tightened rules further include new visa-processing guidelines introduced under Ministerial Direction 115 (MD 115) from November"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced that the Common University Entrance Test for Undergraduate courses (CUET‑UG) will be conducted in May 2026. Ahead of the application process, the agency has urged candidates to ensure that their Aadhaar details, UDID cards, and category certificates are updated. The Agency said this step is crucial to avoid discrepancies, grievances, or possible rejection of applications at later stages. NTA will soon open the online application window for CUET‑UG 2026 registration on its official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The entrance test will be conducted for undergraduate admissions to 47 central universities and over 300 colleges across India. To streamline the registration process for CUET (UG)‑2026, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has advised all eligible aspirants to update their documents well in advance of the application window. Candidates must ensure that their Aadhaar card reflects the correct name, date of birth (as per the Class 10 certificate), latest photograph, address, and father’s name. Persons with disabilities are required to keep their UDID card or disability certificate valid, updated, and renewed as necessary. In addition, applicants should verify that their category certificate is current to avoid discrepancies, grievances, or rejection at later stages of the admission process. CUET UG 2025 was held between May 13 and June 4 over 19 days in 35 total shifts . Instead of announcing toppers, NTA, as a first, has listed the application numbers scoring the highest aggregate NTA score in five subjects. The top five aggregate NTA scores in five subjects this year are 1225.93, followed by 1210.10, 1205.17, 1203.40 and 1200.12. As per data shared by the NTA, only one candidate has scored 100 percentile in four out of the five opted subjects. A total of 17 candidates have scored 100 percentile in three subjects out of their opted subjects. The number of students scoring 100 percentile in two and one subject are 150 an\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced that the Common University Entrance Test for Undergraduate courses (CUET‑UG) will be conducted in May 2026. Ahead of the application process, the agency has urged candidates to ensure that their Aadhaar details, UDID cards, and category certificates are updated. The Agency said this step is crucial to avoid discrepancies, grievances, or possible rejection of applications at later stages. NTA will soon open the online application window for CUET‑UG 2026 registration on its official website, cuet.nta.nic.in. The entrance test will be conducted for undergraduate admissions to 47 central universities and over 300 colleges across India. To streamline the registration process for CUET (UG)‑2026, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has advised all eligible aspirants to update their documents well in advance of the application window. Candidates must ensure that their Aadhaar card reflects the correct name, date of birth (as per the Class 10 certificate), latest photograph, address, and father’s name. Persons with disabilities are required to keep their UDID card or disability certificate valid, updated, and renewed as necessary. In addition, applicants should verify that their category certificate is current to avoid discrepancies, grievances, or rejection at later stages of the admission process. CUET UG 2025 was held between May 13 and June 4 over 19 days in 35 total shifts . Instead of announcing toppers, NTA, as a first, has listed the application numbers scoring the highest aggregate NTA score in five subjects. The top five aggregate NTA scores in five subjects this year are 1225.93, followed by 1210.10, 1205.17, 1203.40 and 1200.12. As per data shared by the NTA, only one candidate has scored 100 percentile in four out of the five opted subjects. A total of 17 candidates have scored 100 percentile in three subjects out of their opted subjects. The number of students scoring 100 percentile in two and one subject are 150 an"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has constituted a committee to probe the alleged non-payment of fees by students after switching to an online fee processing system during the Covid-19 pandemic. University sources said this is the first time the issue has cropped up, as the fee payment system was manual before the pandemic. “We found it out when students under the self-finance category said that they could spot dues against their names when they sought to collect their documents after completing their course. That is when we realised that they had not paid their fees,” an AMU official said, adding that a clear picture of the number of students who did not pay fees is yet to emerge. “In the case of some students, they have collected their degrees. The committee is looking into these instances and determining the number of students who have left the institute without paying fees,” the official said. The four-member committee, comprising the university’s registrar, the Controller of Examination and Admission, a nominee of the Vice-Chancellor, and the Finance Officer of the university, was expected to submit its report within 30 days. The report, university sources said, is yet to be submitted. Meanwhile, the university also set up a fee management cell in September. A professor at the university was appointed as an adviser to the cell, and tasked with providing advice on the “design and implementation of efficient, automated, and technology-driven fee collection and dues clearance process, including the integration of digital payment platforms.” The adviser was expected to oversee the development of procedures to “enhance transparency, minimise errors, and ensure timely processing of fee-related transactions”. “We wish to clarify that the matter relates to a mismatch arising during the transition from the offline fee-processing system to the online mode introduced during the Covid period,” the AMU’s public relations office said, adding, “the university has already c\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has constituted a committee to probe the alleged non-payment of fees by students after switching to an online fee processing system during the Covid-19 pandemic. University sources said this is the first time the issue has cropped up, as the fee payment system was manual before the pandemic. “We found it out when students under the self-finance category said that they could spot dues against their names when they sought to collect their documents after completing their course. That is when we realised that they had not paid their fees,” an AMU official said, adding that a clear picture of the number of students who did not pay fees is yet to emerge. “In the case of some students, they have collected their degrees. The committee is looking into these instances and determining the number of students who have left the institute without paying fees,” the official said. The four-member committee, comprising the university’s registrar, the Controller of Examination and Admission, a nominee of the Vice-Chancellor, and the Finance Officer of the university, was expected to submit its report within 30 days. The report, university sources said, is yet to be submitted. Meanwhile, the university also set up a fee management cell in September. A professor at the university was appointed as an adviser to the cell, and tasked with providing advice on the “design and implementation of efficient, automated, and technology-driven fee collection and dues clearance process, including the integration of digital payment platforms.” The adviser was expected to oversee the development of procedures to “enhance transparency, minimise errors, and ensure timely processing of fee-related transactions”. “We wish to clarify that the matter relates to a mismatch arising during the transition from the offline fee-processing system to the online mode introduced during the Covid period,” the AMU’s public relations office said, adding, “the university has already c"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nOnly 151 aspirants have managed to clear the subject knowledge test in the recruitment exam being held for over 600 vacancies of assistant professor (college cadre) posts in the English departments in Haryana’s colleges. Activists and Congress leaders raised questions about how aspirants who have cleared UGC-NET, JRF and other top competitive exams failed to secure even the minimum 35 per cent marks required to qualify in the subject knowledge test, results of which came out on Tuesday. Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) authorities could not be contacted for their comment on the matter. Of around 2,000 candidates who appeared for the subject knowledge round after clearing the screening test held earlier by the HPSC. Only 151 were able to score a minimum of 35 per cent marks in the round who have now made it to the interview round. The recruitment process began with a screening test held on June 8, an objective exam with MCQs for 100 marks. Of the nearly 4,500 who appeared, nearly 2,000 were shortlisted for the subject knowledge test — a descriptive exam for 150 marks. Activist Shweta Dhull, who is known to take up issues of government job aspirants across the state, said it was “hard to believe” that the vast majority of highly qualified candidates are not even able to secure the qualifying 35 per cent in the exam. The issue, she said, isn’t just about the exam for assistant professor posts but about every exam conducted by the HPSC. A PhD student, who could not clear the subject knowledge test, said many aspirants from top varsities, including university toppers, have failed to secure the minimum score in the test, leaving everyone shocked. “We are not saying that the 151 who have qualified are undeserving or have not qualified on merit. But I know many who could not make it were toppers in other exams. Our contention also is that for 613 vacancies, generally 1,200 should have been called for an interview. “How will the vacancies now be filled when only 151 \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Only 151 aspirants have managed to clear the subject knowledge test in the recruitment exam being held for over 600 vacancies of assistant professor (college cadre) posts in the English departments in Haryana’s colleges. Activists and Congress leaders raised questions about how aspirants who have cleared UGC-NET, JRF and other top competitive exams failed to secure even the minimum 35 per cent marks required to qualify in the subject knowledge test, results of which came out on Tuesday. Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) authorities could not be contacted for their comment on the matter. Of around 2,000 candidates who appeared for the subject knowledge round after clearing the screening test held earlier by the HPSC. Only 151 were able to score a minimum of 35 per cent marks in the round who have now made it to the interview round. The recruitment process began with a screening test held on June 8, an objective exam with MCQs for 100 marks. Of the nearly 4,500 who appeared, nearly 2,000 were shortlisted for the subject knowledge test — a descriptive exam for 150 marks. Activist Shweta Dhull, who is known to take up issues of government job aspirants across the state, said it was “hard to believe” that the vast majority of highly qualified candidates are not even able to secure the qualifying 35 per cent in the exam. The issue, she said, isn’t just about the exam for assistant professor posts but about every exam conducted by the HPSC. A PhD student, who could not clear the subject knowledge test, said many aspirants from top varsities, including university toppers, have failed to secure the minimum score in the test, leaving everyone shocked. “We are not saying that the 151 who have qualified are undeserving or have not qualified on merit. But I know many who could not make it were toppers in other exams. Our contention also is that for 613 vacancies, generally 1,200 should have been called for an interview. “How will the vacancies now be filled when only 151"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nVictoria University (VU) today laid the foundation for its Delhi NCR Campus, located in Gurugram, Haryana. Once operational, it will become India’s first international campus to teach through VU’s Block Model. VU was among the first Australian universities granted a licence by the Indian government to establish a campus in India under the new National Education Policy (NEP). Also Read | As foreign universities set up campuses in India, here’s what students should know The campus is expected to open by mid-2026, launching with undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in business, information technology, and research. Inspired by VU’s modern City Tower Campus in Melbourne, the new India campus aims to bring Australian education closer to Indian students at an affordable cost, reducing the need for expensive overseas travel and accommodation. Also Read | Nine UK universities to set up campuses in India: PM Modi The traditional lamp lighting ceremony, mango tree planting and foundation laying for what will eventually be the VU Campus in Delhi NCR, was attended by the Federal Assistant Minister for Citizenship, Customs and Multicultural Affairs, the Hon Julian Hill, VU Chancellor the Hon Steve Bracks, VU Vice-Chancellor Professor Adam Shoemaker, and senior government officials from India and Australia. The Hon Julian Hill, Federal Assistant Minister for Citizenship, Customs and Multicultural Affairs, said, “Victoria University is a leader in teaching, learning and the student experience, including its unique VU Block Model – and now its new campus in Gurgaon, India will connect Indian students with these innovations.” Steve Bracks, Chancellor, Victoria University, said, “This campus is about opening doors to opportunity. High overseas study costs and limited access to institutions leave many students in India without global education options – VU’s education and research offerings aim to help change that. Bringing our VU Block Model to India offers students a proven pat\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Victoria University (VU) today laid the foundation for its Delhi NCR Campus, located in Gurugram, Haryana. Once operational, it will become India’s first international campus to teach through VU’s Block Model. VU was among the first Australian universities granted a licence by the Indian government to establish a campus in India under the new National Education Policy (NEP). Also Read | As foreign universities set up campuses in India, here’s what students should know The campus is expected to open by mid-2026, launching with undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in business, information technology, and research. Inspired by VU’s modern City Tower Campus in Melbourne, the new India campus aims to bring Australian education closer to Indian students at an affordable cost, reducing the need for expensive overseas travel and accommodation. Also Read | Nine UK universities to set up campuses in India: PM Modi The traditional lamp lighting ceremony, mango tree planting and foundation laying for what will eventually be the VU Campus in Delhi NCR, was attended by the Federal Assistant Minister for Citizenship, Customs and Multicultural Affairs, the Hon Julian Hill, VU Chancellor the Hon Steve Bracks, VU Vice-Chancellor Professor Adam Shoemaker, and senior government officials from India and Australia. The Hon Julian Hill, Federal Assistant Minister for Citizenship, Customs and Multicultural Affairs, said, “Victoria University is a leader in teaching, learning and the student experience, including its unique VU Block Model – and now its new campus in Gurgaon, India will connect Indian students with these innovations.” Steve Bracks, Chancellor, Victoria University, said, “This campus is about opening doors to opportunity. High overseas study costs and limited access to institutions leave many students in India without global education options – VU’s education and research offerings aim to help change that. Bringing our VU Block Model to India offers students a proven pat"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Indian Railways has initiated recruitment for 1,20,579 vacancies under the annual recruitment calendars of 2024 and 2025, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw informed the Lok Sabha during the ongoing Winter Session. The minister’s reply addressed queries related to the scale of vacancies, delays in recruitment, and the possibility of regularising contractual staff, outlining what is currently among the largest public-sector hiring exercises in the country. According to Vaishnaw, vacancies in the Railways arise on a continuous basis due to the organisation’s vast workforce, ongoing technological upgrades and operational expansion. Recruitment, he said, is therefore a continuous process carried out through Centralised Employment Notifications (CENs) issued by the Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs). In 2024, a total of 10 major CENs were issued covering 92,116 vacancies. Recruitment for another 28,463 posts under the 2025 calendar has already commenced. Together, these account for the 1,20,579 vacancies currently under process. The Ministry also clarified that manpower planning is aligned with operational requirements, mechanisation and innovation across railway zones. It added that no instances of question paper leaks or examination malpractices have been reported so far. As per the data shared in the reply, the 2024 recruitment covers a wide range of safety, technical and non-technical categories, including Assistant Loco Pilots (ALPs), Technicians, Sub-Inspectors and Constables in the Railway Protection Force (RPF), Junior Engineers, Depot Material Superintendents (DMS), Chemical and Metallurgical Assistants (CMA), paramedical staff, NTPC (Graduate and Undergraduate) posts, Ministerial and Isolated categories, and Level-1 posts such as Track Maintainers, Pointsmen and Assistants. A total of 59,678 posts have already been completed under various stages of the recruitment process, the minister said. Stage-wise examination data of first stage/single-stage CBT (Complet\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Indian Railways has initiated recruitment for 1,20,579 vacancies under the annual recruitment calendars of 2024 and 2025, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw informed the Lok Sabha during the ongoing Winter Session. The minister’s reply addressed queries related to the scale of vacancies, delays in recruitment, and the possibility of regularising contractual staff, outlining what is currently among the largest public-sector hiring exercises in the country. According to Vaishnaw, vacancies in the Railways arise on a continuous basis due to the organisation’s vast workforce, ongoing technological upgrades and operational expansion. Recruitment, he said, is therefore a continuous process carried out through Centralised Employment Notifications (CENs) issued by the Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs). In 2024, a total of 10 major CENs were issued covering 92,116 vacancies. Recruitment for another 28,463 posts under the 2025 calendar has already commenced. Together, these account for the 1,20,579 vacancies currently under process. The Ministry also clarified that manpower planning is aligned with operational requirements, mechanisation and innovation across railway zones. It added that no instances of question paper leaks or examination malpractices have been reported so far. As per the data shared in the reply, the 2024 recruitment covers a wide range of safety, technical and non-technical categories, including Assistant Loco Pilots (ALPs), Technicians, Sub-Inspectors and Constables in the Railway Protection Force (RPF), Junior Engineers, Depot Material Superintendents (DMS), Chemical and Metallurgical Assistants (CMA), paramedical staff, NTPC (Graduate and Undergraduate) posts, Ministerial and Isolated categories, and Level-1 posts such as Track Maintainers, Pointsmen and Assistants. A total of 59,678 posts have already been completed under various stages of the recruitment process, the minister said. Stage-wise examination data of first stage/single-stage CBT (Complet"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Supreme Court directed the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Wednesday to incorporate in the notification for examinations a provision allowing eligible candidates to request a change of scribe till at least seven days prior to the test. The court also asked the UPSC to file within two months a comprehensive compliance affidavit delineating the proposed plan of action, timeline and modalities for the deployment and use of a screen-reader software for visually-impaired candidates in the exams conducted by the commission. A bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta said the rights guaranteed to differently-abled people are not acts of benevolence, but expressions of the constitutional promise of equality, dignity and non-discrimination. “Before parting, this court deems it appropriate to observe that the true measure of inclusivity in governance lies not merely in the formulation of progressive policies but in their faithful and effective implementation,” the bench said. The top court delivered its verdict on a plea filed by Mission Accessibility, an organisation engaged in the advancement of rights of differently-abled people, seeking a modification in the timeline for scribe registration in the Civil Services Examination conducted by the UPSC. The plea had also sought a direction to allow the use of laptops equipped with a screen-reader software, along with accessible digital question papers, for eligible candidates. In its verdict, the bench directed that the UPSC shall “ensure that in every notification for the examinations conducted by it, a clear provision is incorporated permitting candidates eligible for a scribe to request a change of the scribe up to at least seven days prior to the date of the examination”. It said such requests be objectively considered and disposed of by a reasoned order within three working days of the receipt of the applications. The bench directed the UPSC to file a comprehensive compliance affidavit, “clearly delinea\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Supreme Court directed the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Wednesday to incorporate in the notification for examinations a provision allowing eligible candidates to request a change of scribe till at least seven days prior to the test. The court also asked the UPSC to file within two months a comprehensive compliance affidavit delineating the proposed plan of action, timeline and modalities for the deployment and use of a screen-reader software for visually-impaired candidates in the exams conducted by the commission. A bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta said the rights guaranteed to differently-abled people are not acts of benevolence, but expressions of the constitutional promise of equality, dignity and non-discrimination. “Before parting, this court deems it appropriate to observe that the true measure of inclusivity in governance lies not merely in the formulation of progressive policies but in their faithful and effective implementation,” the bench said. The top court delivered its verdict on a plea filed by Mission Accessibility, an organisation engaged in the advancement of rights of differently-abled people, seeking a modification in the timeline for scribe registration in the Civil Services Examination conducted by the UPSC. The plea had also sought a direction to allow the use of laptops equipped with a screen-reader software, along with accessible digital question papers, for eligible candidates. In its verdict, the bench directed that the UPSC shall “ensure that in every notification for the examinations conducted by it, a clear provision is incorporated permitting candidates eligible for a scribe to request a change of the scribe up to at least seven days prior to the date of the examination”. It said such requests be objectively considered and disposed of by a reasoned order within three working days of the receipt of the applications. The bench directed the UPSC to file a comprehensive compliance affidavit, “clearly delinea"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has announced the schedule for the 2026 board examinations for Classes 9, 10, 11, and 12. According to the board’s official post on X (formerly Twitter), the Class 10 and 12 exams will be held from February 12 to March 12, 2026, while the annual exams for Classes 9 and 11 are set to take place between March 10 and March 25, 2026. The full-fledged timetable is awaited. Students who will appear for the Rajasthan Board can expect RBSE to release the schedule soon. राजस्थान बोर्ड :- 9वीं और 11वीं कक्षा की वार्षिक परीक्षा 10 मार्च से 25 मार्च तक होगी। वहीं, 10वीं-12वीं की बोर्ड परीक्षाएं 12 फरवरी से 12 मार्च तक होगी। @Rajasthanboard #12thBoardExam ll #10thBoardExam ll #Rbse — Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan Ajmer (@Rajasthanboard) December 4, 2025  In November, Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar announced a major change to the RBSE examination system . Beginning with the 2026-27 academic session, the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education will conduct board exams twice a year. All students must appear in the first board examination. Those who qualify can reappear in up to three subjects during the second attempt to improve their scores. The first main exam will be held in February–March, while the second opportunity exam will take place in May–June of the same academic year. Both exams will cover the full syllabus, with no changes in study or exam plans. Students absent from the RBSE main exam may appear in the second opportunity, but only if they submit a valid medical certificate or receive authorisation from the district education officer (secondary). Students who receive a ‘supplementary’ result from the Rajasthan Board can take the second exam in up to three subjects, including supplementary subjects. The examination fee will remain unchanged for both attempts, and the “best of two attempts” policy will be implemented, meaning the higher marks obtained in either exam will be considered for the final re\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has announced the schedule for the 2026 board examinations for Classes 9, 10, 11, and 12. According to the board’s official post on X (formerly Twitter), the Class 10 and 12 exams will be held from February 12 to March 12, 2026, while the annual exams for Classes 9 and 11 are set to take place between March 10 and March 25, 2026. The full-fledged timetable is awaited. Students who will appear for the Rajasthan Board can expect RBSE to release the schedule soon. राजस्थान बोर्ड :- 9वीं और 11वीं कक्षा की वार्षिक परीक्षा 10 मार्च से 25 मार्च तक होगी। वहीं, 10वीं-12वीं की बोर्ड परीक्षाएं 12 फरवरी से 12 मार्च तक होगी। @Rajasthanboard #12thBoardExam ll #10thBoardExam ll #Rbse — Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan Ajmer (@Rajasthanboard) December 4, 2025  In November, Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar announced a major change to the RBSE examination system . Beginning with the 2026-27 academic session, the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education will conduct board exams twice a year. All students must appear in the first board examination. Those who qualify can reappear in up to three subjects during the second attempt to improve their scores. The first main exam will be held in February–March, while the second opportunity exam will take place in May–June of the same academic year. Both exams will cover the full syllabus, with no changes in study or exam plans. Students absent from the RBSE main exam may appear in the second opportunity, but only if they submit a valid medical certificate or receive authorisation from the district education officer (secondary). Students who receive a ‘supplementary’ result from the Rajasthan Board can take the second exam in up to three subjects, including supplementary subjects. The examination fee will remain unchanged for both attempts, and the “best of two attempts” policy will be implemented, meaning the higher marks obtained in either exam will be considered for the final re"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nTNUSRB SI Written Exam Hall Ticket 2025 Released: Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board (TNURSB) has released the hall tickets for the posts of Sub-Inspectors of Police (Taluka and Armed Force) on its official website — tnusrb.tn.gov.in. The written exam will be conducted by TNUSRB on December 21 at 46 centres comprising the Main Written Examination in the forenoon and the Tamil Language Eligibility Test in the afternoon. The Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board (TNUSRB) had invited online applications for the direct recruitment of Sub-Inspectors of Police (Taluk & Armed Reserve) 2025 through notification No. 01/2025 on April 4, 2025. As per an official notice, the candidates can download their hall tickets from the application portal dashboard using their User ID and password. In case of any difficulty in downloading the hall ticket, candidates may contact the TNUSRB Help Desk at 044-28413658, 9499008445, 9176243899, or 9789035725. The candidates can download the TNUSRB Hall Ticket 2025 after following the steps given below- Step 1. Visit the official website of TNUSRB at tnusrb.tn.gov.in. Step 2. On the homepage, click on the link TNUSRB Hall Ticket 2025. Step 3. Provide your login credentials to the link displaying on the screen. Step 4. Your TNUSRB Hall Ticket 2025 will be displayed on the screen. Step 5. Download it and keep a hard copy of the same for further reference. Candidates will not be permitted to enter the examination venue after 9.30 am on December 21. They must carry a copy of their hall ticket along with a valid government-issued original photo identity proof to the examination centre without fail. Candidates are also advised to read all instructions carefully and adhere strictly to the guidelines mentioned in the hall ticket, notification, question booklet, and OMR answer sheet. Carrying any prohibited items, including electronic gadgets, inside the examination hall is strictly forbidden.  Fibre deficiency is not just about co\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " TNUSRB SI Written Exam Hall Ticket 2025 Released: Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board (TNURSB) has released the hall tickets for the posts of Sub-Inspectors of Police (Taluka and Armed Force) on its official website — tnusrb.tn.gov.in. The written exam will be conducted by TNUSRB on December 21 at 46 centres comprising the Main Written Examination in the forenoon and the Tamil Language Eligibility Test in the afternoon. The Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board (TNUSRB) had invited online applications for the direct recruitment of Sub-Inspectors of Police (Taluk & Armed Reserve) 2025 through notification No. 01/2025 on April 4, 2025. As per an official notice, the candidates can download their hall tickets from the application portal dashboard using their User ID and password. In case of any difficulty in downloading the hall ticket, candidates may contact the TNUSRB Help Desk at 044-28413658, 9499008445, 9176243899, or 9789035725. The candidates can download the TNUSRB Hall Ticket 2025 after following the steps given below- Step 1. Visit the official website of TNUSRB at tnusrb.tn.gov.in. Step 2. On the homepage, click on the link TNUSRB Hall Ticket 2025. Step 3. Provide your login credentials to the link displaying on the screen. Step 4. Your TNUSRB Hall Ticket 2025 will be displayed on the screen. Step 5. Download it and keep a hard copy of the same for further reference. Candidates will not be permitted to enter the examination venue after 9.30 am on December 21. They must carry a copy of their hall ticket along with a valid government-issued original photo identity proof to the examination centre without fail. Candidates are also advised to read all instructions carefully and adhere strictly to the guidelines mentioned in the hall ticket, notification, question booklet, and OMR answer sheet. Carrying any prohibited items, including electronic gadgets, inside the examination hall is strictly forbidden.  Fibre deficiency is not just about co"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDr Manali Kshirsagar on Wednesday took over as the first full-time woman Vice-Chancellor of the Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University and immediately listed her priorities, saying she would focus on launching technology-oriented courses. She took charge from the acting Vice-Chancellor, Dr Madhavi Chavare. Addressing a press conference, Kshirsagar said she would focus on launching innovative technology-based courses to make students more employable. She emphasized on the need to start new technology-based courses to meet current demands of different sectors. The new VC spoke about designing industry-oriented courses to provide skilled manpower as required by industries. Kshirsagar informed that administrative processes at the 102-year-old state-run university would be reviewed and necessary improvements would be made. She insisted the university aims to improve its NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework) standing and has applied for QS ranking to attract students from across the country. Notably, Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) is a firm specialising in higher education analysis. “There will be increased focus on excellent research. The university will equip students with skills demanded by countries requiring skilled manpower globally. This will help meet international workforce demands and attract global students to the university,” the VC maintained. Prior to her current appointment, Kshirsagar was serving as Director (Technical) and Advisor at the Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering in Nagpur. A varsity official said she is the first regular woman VC of the Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University.  Disha Patani, a fitness enthusiast, has spoken about her passion for high-intensity training, including gymnastics and MMA. However, her dedication to gymnastics led to a severe head injury and months of memory loss. Despite this setback, she continued to train and emphasizes the importance of proper recovery and medical evaluation before return\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Dr Manali Kshirsagar on Wednesday took over as the first full-time woman Vice-Chancellor of the Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University and immediately listed her priorities, saying she would focus on launching technology-oriented courses. She took charge from the acting Vice-Chancellor, Dr Madhavi Chavare. Addressing a press conference, Kshirsagar said she would focus on launching innovative technology-based courses to make students more employable. She emphasized on the need to start new technology-based courses to meet current demands of different sectors. The new VC spoke about designing industry-oriented courses to provide skilled manpower as required by industries. Kshirsagar informed that administrative processes at the 102-year-old state-run university would be reviewed and necessary improvements would be made. She insisted the university aims to improve its NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework) standing and has applied for QS ranking to attract students from across the country. Notably, Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) is a firm specialising in higher education analysis. “There will be increased focus on excellent research. The university will equip students with skills demanded by countries requiring skilled manpower globally. This will help meet international workforce demands and attract global students to the university,” the VC maintained. Prior to her current appointment, Kshirsagar was serving as Director (Technical) and Advisor at the Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering in Nagpur. A varsity official said she is the first regular woman VC of the Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University.  Disha Patani, a fitness enthusiast, has spoken about her passion for high-intensity training, including gymnastics and MMA. However, her dedication to gymnastics led to a severe head injury and months of memory loss. Despite this setback, she continued to train and emphasizes the importance of proper recovery and medical evaluation before return"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Gujarat Administrative Reforms Commission (GARC) has made a set of nine recommendations to make the recruitment process for government jobs faster, more transparent, technology-driven, and focused on youth. The panel, headed by retired IAS officer Hasmukh Adhia, has made the recommendations in its sixth report submitted to the state government on Wednesday. GARC chairman Adhia, who is also Principal Advisor to the Gujarat government, handed over the report to Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel in Gandhinagar , an official release said. The commission has, till now, submitted five reports to the state government on different administrative aspects and this was the sixth one. The latest report outlines nine recommendations to make the recruitment process for government jobs faster, more transparent, technology-driven, and focused on youth, according to the release. These recommendations strengthen the government’s commitment to provide effective employment opportunities for Gujarat’s youth, who play a key role in the country’s development, it stated. Implementing these recommendations will complete the recruitment process within a year, ensure timely and transparent jobs, quickly fill long-pending vacancies, and realise the state government’s vision, improving administrative efficiency and public service delivery, the release noted. The GARC’s suggestions include drawing a 10-year recruitment calendar, completion of the job process within a fixed time frame, conducting joint recruitment and the Common Central Test (CET) and greater adoption of computer-based examinations, among others. The report said the government should estimate a 10-year recruitment calendar for each department based on future needs, identify priority emergency services and critical cadres, and recruit them promptly. The commission proposed that a fixed timeline for recruitment should be implemented. It called for completing three-stage recruitment within 9 to 12 months and two-stage job process w\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Gujarat Administrative Reforms Commission (GARC) has made a set of nine recommendations to make the recruitment process for government jobs faster, more transparent, technology-driven, and focused on youth. The panel, headed by retired IAS officer Hasmukh Adhia, has made the recommendations in its sixth report submitted to the state government on Wednesday. GARC chairman Adhia, who is also Principal Advisor to the Gujarat government, handed over the report to Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel in Gandhinagar , an official release said. The commission has, till now, submitted five reports to the state government on different administrative aspects and this was the sixth one. The latest report outlines nine recommendations to make the recruitment process for government jobs faster, more transparent, technology-driven, and focused on youth, according to the release. These recommendations strengthen the government’s commitment to provide effective employment opportunities for Gujarat’s youth, who play a key role in the country’s development, it stated. Implementing these recommendations will complete the recruitment process within a year, ensure timely and transparent jobs, quickly fill long-pending vacancies, and realise the state government’s vision, improving administrative efficiency and public service delivery, the release noted. The GARC’s suggestions include drawing a 10-year recruitment calendar, completion of the job process within a fixed time frame, conducting joint recruitment and the Common Central Test (CET) and greater adoption of computer-based examinations, among others. The report said the government should estimate a 10-year recruitment calendar for each department based on future needs, identify priority emergency services and critical cadres, and recruit them promptly. The commission proposed that a fixed timeline for recruitment should be implemented. It called for completing three-stage recruitment within 9 to 12 months and two-stage job process w"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nChile has passed a bill outlawing the use of mobile phones and other smart devices during classes at elementary and middle schools. The new law will take effect next year, making Chile the latest country to restrict smartphone use among young students to reduce its harmful effects and curb classroom distractions. Other nations with various levels of restrictions on smartphone use at schools include France, Brazil, Hungary, the Netherlands and China. “We are advancing a cultural change for children and adolescents who today, more than ever, need to see each other’s faces again, socialise during recess, and regain concentration to further boost learning,” Education Minister Nicolás Cataldo wrote on social media after the decision. The Senate already approved the school cellphone ban in principle earlier this year, but made several changes that were put to a vote late Tuesday in Chile’s lower house of Congress. After a debate, lawmakers overwhelmingly endorsed the updated legislation banning smartphone use during class hours — except during emergencies and for educational and other purposes specified under the law. The bill must be signed by President Gabriel Boric before taking effect nationwide at the start of the 2026 school year. In response to rising concerns about young people and their mental health, parents and teachers in Chile have lobbied for such a law for years, arguing that the use of smartphones impairs students’ learning and emotional development. A school in Santiago, Chile’s capital, this year launched a successful pilot program that blocks cellphone signals. More than half of all Chilean students reported digital devices disrupting their learning, according to the most recent international study by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, which evaluates student academic performance  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigne\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Chile has passed a bill outlawing the use of mobile phones and other smart devices during classes at elementary and middle schools. The new law will take effect next year, making Chile the latest country to restrict smartphone use among young students to reduce its harmful effects and curb classroom distractions. Other nations with various levels of restrictions on smartphone use at schools include France, Brazil, Hungary, the Netherlands and China. “We are advancing a cultural change for children and adolescents who today, more than ever, need to see each other’s faces again, socialise during recess, and regain concentration to further boost learning,” Education Minister Nicolás Cataldo wrote on social media after the decision. The Senate already approved the school cellphone ban in principle earlier this year, but made several changes that were put to a vote late Tuesday in Chile’s lower house of Congress. After a debate, lawmakers overwhelmingly endorsed the updated legislation banning smartphone use during class hours — except during emergencies and for educational and other purposes specified under the law. The bill must be signed by President Gabriel Boric before taking effect nationwide at the start of the 2026 school year. In response to rising concerns about young people and their mental health, parents and teachers in Chile have lobbied for such a law for years, arguing that the use of smartphones impairs students’ learning and emotional development. A school in Santiago, Chile’s capital, this year launched a successful pilot program that blocks cellphone signals. More than half of all Chilean students reported digital devices disrupting their learning, according to the most recent international study by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, which evaluates student academic performance  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigne"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n While Donald Trump ’s administration has reportedly ordered an enhanced vetting of H-1B visa applicants for highly skilled workers, a hoarding by a US-based artificial intelligence recruitment firm has grabbed eyeballs at IIT- Delhi . The hoardings have lines like “We still sponsor H-one-Bs” and “One hundred thousand dollars isn’t going to stop us from hiring the best”. The campaign comes at a time when many students are worried about stricter US visa norms that many experts believe would impact the placements. In September, the US government announced an increase in the fees for new applications for H1-B visas to $100. Many aspiring candidates fear that stricter visa norms may reduce their opportunities, as companies would invest in those with experience rather than a fresher. However, for many students in the middle of a their placement season, the hoardings seem to have struck a chord and gave relief. Rohan Gupta, a BTech student at IIT-Delhi, said the ads felt encouraging. “I saw the post on social media… It was very good marketing. It gave us an assurance that companies still believe in Indian students, even if visa rules become stricter,” Gupta said. Read | OPT hope, H1B hurdles: Indian students in US grapple with changing visa rules Another student from the institute, Priya, said the viral post shows how much Indian talent is valued abroad. “People everywhere know how strong Indian students are when it comes to tech and AI. So, seeing a company openly say it will keep sponsoring visas really feels comforting,” she said. For those from middle-class or lower-middle-class families, the fear of missing out on global exposure due to high visa fees is real, the students claimed. Read | Will the H-1B visa rule impact upcoming placement season in engineering and management colleges? Arjun, a BTech student at ITT-Delhi, said overseas opportunities offer a kind of learning that is hard to match. “We want to work in India for sure. But the exposure one gets abroad, in \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " While Donald Trump ’s administration has reportedly ordered an enhanced vetting of H-1B visa applicants for highly skilled workers, a hoarding by a US-based artificial intelligence recruitment firm has grabbed eyeballs at IIT- Delhi . The hoardings have lines like “We still sponsor H-one-Bs” and “One hundred thousand dollars isn’t going to stop us from hiring the best”. The campaign comes at a time when many students are worried about stricter US visa norms that many experts believe would impact the placements. In September, the US government announced an increase in the fees for new applications for H1-B visas to $100. Many aspiring candidates fear that stricter visa norms may reduce their opportunities, as companies would invest in those with experience rather than a fresher. However, for many students in the middle of a their placement season, the hoardings seem to have struck a chord and gave relief. Rohan Gupta, a BTech student at IIT-Delhi, said the ads felt encouraging. “I saw the post on social media… It was very good marketing. It gave us an assurance that companies still believe in Indian students, even if visa rules become stricter,” Gupta said. Read | OPT hope, H1B hurdles: Indian students in US grapple with changing visa rules Another student from the institute, Priya, said the viral post shows how much Indian talent is valued abroad. “People everywhere know how strong Indian students are when it comes to tech and AI. So, seeing a company openly say it will keep sponsoring visas really feels comforting,” she said. For those from middle-class or lower-middle-class families, the fear of missing out on global exposure due to high visa fees is real, the students claimed. Read | Will the H-1B visa rule impact upcoming placement season in engineering and management colleges? Arjun, a BTech student at ITT-Delhi, said overseas opportunities offer a kind of learning that is hard to match. “We want to work in India for sure. But the exposure one gets abroad, in"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nTNPSC Group 4 Recruitment 2025: The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) has issued a second supplement to the Integrated Civil Services Examination – Batch IV 2025, announcing 645 additional vacancies. This brings the total number of posts to 5,307, significantly expanding opportunities for aspirants seeking government jobs in the state. The initial notification, released on April 25, 2025, had listed 3,935 vacancies across roles such as Village Administrative Officer (VAO), Junior Assistant, Typist, Stenographer, and Forest Guard. A first supplement on September 26, 2025, had already added 727 posts before this latest update. The rise in vacancies this year is particularly significant. On average, the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) filled around 3,560 posts per financial year in 2022 and 2024, excluding Forest Guard positions. In contrast, the 2025 notifications reflect an increase of 1,541 vacancies. On the other side, the Commission has released the annual exam calendar for the 2026 academic session, announcing the schedule for major recruitment exams, including Group 1, Group 2, Group 2A and Group 4. The Group 1 notification will be released on June 23, 2026, with the preliminary exam scheduled for September 6, 2026. For Groups 2 and 2A, the notification will be issued on August 11, 2026, and the preliminary exam will take place on October 25, 2026. Meanwhile, the Group 4 notification is set for October 6, 2026, and the exam will be conducted on December 20, 2026. Also, the Commission has announced the Group 4 marks for the Combined Civil Services Examination-IV (Group-IV Services) 2025 on its official website. Candidates who appeared for the 3,935 posts, including Junior Assistant and Village Administrative Officer, can check their scores online. Those shortlisted in the written exam will proceed to the Certificate Verification round, scheduled from December 8 to 18, 2025. Applicants who successfully registered for these posts can also do\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " TNPSC Group 4 Recruitment 2025: The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) has issued a second supplement to the Integrated Civil Services Examination – Batch IV 2025, announcing 645 additional vacancies. This brings the total number of posts to 5,307, significantly expanding opportunities for aspirants seeking government jobs in the state. The initial notification, released on April 25, 2025, had listed 3,935 vacancies across roles such as Village Administrative Officer (VAO), Junior Assistant, Typist, Stenographer, and Forest Guard. A first supplement on September 26, 2025, had already added 727 posts before this latest update. The rise in vacancies this year is particularly significant. On average, the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) filled around 3,560 posts per financial year in 2022 and 2024, excluding Forest Guard positions. In contrast, the 2025 notifications reflect an increase of 1,541 vacancies. On the other side, the Commission has released the annual exam calendar for the 2026 academic session, announcing the schedule for major recruitment exams, including Group 1, Group 2, Group 2A and Group 4. The Group 1 notification will be released on June 23, 2026, with the preliminary exam scheduled for September 6, 2026. For Groups 2 and 2A, the notification will be issued on August 11, 2026, and the preliminary exam will take place on October 25, 2026. Meanwhile, the Group 4 notification is set for October 6, 2026, and the exam will be conducted on December 20, 2026. Also, the Commission has announced the Group 4 marks for the Combined Civil Services Examination-IV (Group-IV Services) 2025 on its official website. Candidates who appeared for the 3,935 posts, including Junior Assistant and Village Administrative Officer, can check their scores online. Those shortlisted in the written exam will proceed to the Certificate Verification round, scheduled from December 8 to 18, 2025. Applicants who successfully registered for these posts can also do"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAIBE 20 Answer Keys Out: The Bar Council of India (BCI) has released the answer key for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) 20 . Candidates who appeared for the exam on November 30 (1 pm to 4 pm) can download the provisional answer key from the official website, allindiabarexamination.com. BCI has also opened an objection window, allowing candidates to raise challenges until 11:59 pm on December 10 by paying a fee of Rs 1,000 per objection. Using the provisional key, candidates can estimate their scores by awarding themselves one mark for each correct response, with no negative marking applicable. AIBE serves as a mandatory certification exam for law graduates aiming to practice in Indian courts. Also Read | LLB vs BA LLB: Know the differences in course structure, career implications and more Step 1: Visit the BCI official website – allindiabarexamination.com Step 2: On the homepage, click on the answer key. Step 3: Enter the login credentials. Step 4: The final answer key will appear on the screen. Step 5: Download and save it for further reference. Subject experts will review the objections raised by candidates, and if any corrections are required, the Bar Council of India (BCI) will publish the final answer key for AIBE 2025. The AIBE 20 results will then be compiled and declared on the basis of this final key Candidates who belong to the unreserved (UR) and other backward classes (OBC) categories need to obtain a minimum of 45 per cent marks, while those who are scheduled caste (SC) and scheduled tribe (ST) categories should secure at least 40 per cent to clear the exam. The 100 marks examination covers various aspects of the law, like: Constitutional law, Indian Penal Code, intellectual property, Evidence Act, Family Law, Administration Law, Cyber Law, Law related to Taxation, Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws, Negotiable Instrument Act, Land Acquisition Act, among others.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squ\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " AIBE 20 Answer Keys Out: The Bar Council of India (BCI) has released the answer key for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) 20 . Candidates who appeared for the exam on November 30 (1 pm to 4 pm) can download the provisional answer key from the official website, allindiabarexamination.com. BCI has also opened an objection window, allowing candidates to raise challenges until 11:59 pm on December 10 by paying a fee of Rs 1,000 per objection. Using the provisional key, candidates can estimate their scores by awarding themselves one mark for each correct response, with no negative marking applicable. AIBE serves as a mandatory certification exam for law graduates aiming to practice in Indian courts. Also Read | LLB vs BA LLB: Know the differences in course structure, career implications and more Step 1: Visit the BCI official website – allindiabarexamination.com Step 2: On the homepage, click on the answer key. Step 3: Enter the login credentials. Step 4: The final answer key will appear on the screen. Step 5: Download and save it for further reference. Subject experts will review the objections raised by candidates, and if any corrections are required, the Bar Council of India (BCI) will publish the final answer key for AIBE 2025. The AIBE 20 results will then be compiled and declared on the basis of this final key Candidates who belong to the unreserved (UR) and other backward classes (OBC) categories need to obtain a minimum of 45 per cent marks, while those who are scheduled caste (SC) and scheduled tribe (ST) categories should secure at least 40 per cent to clear the exam. The 100 marks examination covers various aspects of the law, like: Constitutional law, Indian Penal Code, intellectual property, Evidence Act, Family Law, Administration Law, Cyber Law, Law related to Taxation, Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws, Negotiable Instrument Act, Land Acquisition Act, among others.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squ"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDr. Saurabh Kumar One question every JEE aspirant taking JEE Main 2026 asks: How well will you perform on the test tomorrow? How you answer this question will help determine whether you gain admission to an NIT , IIIT , GFTI , or go on to qualify for JEE Advanced. With increasing competition from previous years and changes in cut-off scores year to year, understanding the definition of a good score for JEE is essential to help guide you in setting the proper benchmark to prepare for the test. Students generally talk about the number of marks achieved out of a total of 300; however, the National Testing Agency does not use raw scores when calculating a student’s score (where a student places) for the JEE Main. Instead, a percentile (0 – 100) is assigned for each of the sessions held on the test day. The best NTA percentile from all your attempts will be considered in determining your rank. Also Read | IIT Delhi BTech Placement Trends: Top-packages, companies Tests vary in difficulty with each session (so scores are not the same). Two students who score differently on the same exam can have the same percentile and therefore the same rank. Colleges determine your admission to a college and branch as well as rank using solely your percentile (raw marks are not included). Therefore, the percentile will always be viewed as the best benchmark for determining a good score on the JEE Main examination. Also Read| Is NCERT enough for preparation? Examination cut-off scores provide an idea of how tough the examination is, like the competition. We can consider a glance at 2023’s cut-off score of JEE Advanced for candidates from the General (UR) category: Approximately 88.41 percentile in 2022 Approximately 90.77 percentile in 2023 Approximately 93.23th percentile (maximum of five years) in 2024 Approximately the 93.10th percentile in 2025 Cut-off scores are steadily increasing. As such, the growth rate of both competition and participation in JEE Advanced has increased steadily.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Dr. Saurabh Kumar One question every JEE aspirant taking JEE Main 2026 asks: How well will you perform on the test tomorrow? How you answer this question will help determine whether you gain admission to an NIT , IIIT , GFTI , or go on to qualify for JEE Advanced. With increasing competition from previous years and changes in cut-off scores year to year, understanding the definition of a good score for JEE is essential to help guide you in setting the proper benchmark to prepare for the test. Students generally talk about the number of marks achieved out of a total of 300; however, the National Testing Agency does not use raw scores when calculating a student’s score (where a student places) for the JEE Main. Instead, a percentile (0 – 100) is assigned for each of the sessions held on the test day. The best NTA percentile from all your attempts will be considered in determining your rank. Also Read | IIT Delhi BTech Placement Trends: Top-packages, companies Tests vary in difficulty with each session (so scores are not the same). Two students who score differently on the same exam can have the same percentile and therefore the same rank. Colleges determine your admission to a college and branch as well as rank using solely your percentile (raw marks are not included). Therefore, the percentile will always be viewed as the best benchmark for determining a good score on the JEE Main examination. Also Read| Is NCERT enough for preparation? Examination cut-off scores provide an idea of how tough the examination is, like the competition. We can consider a glance at 2023’s cut-off score of JEE Advanced for candidates from the General (UR) category: Approximately 88.41 percentile in 2022 Approximately 90.77 percentile in 2023 Approximately 93.23th percentile (maximum of five years) in 2024 Approximately the 93.10th percentile in 2025 Cut-off scores are steadily increasing. As such, the growth rate of both competition and participation in JEE Advanced has increased steadily."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAs many as 72,218 foreign students from nearly 200 countries are currently enrolled in Indian higher education institutions, the government informed the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. Replying to supplementary questions during Question Hour, Minister of State for Education Sukanta Majumdar said the Union government has sanctioned ₹6,198.99 crore to eight public institutions under the World Class Institutions scheme, introduced to support institutions selected for the Institution of Eminence (IoE) status. Majumdar highlighted a “significant rise in the global visibility of Indian higher education institutions,” noting that 54 institutions have secured a position in the QS World University Rankings (QS WUR) 2026. This marks a substantial jump from 11 institutions in 2014–15, when the current government assumed office. “This is India’s highest-ever representation in the QS rankings,” he said. The minister said India’s foreign student community is diverse, with enrolments spanning a wide range of academic disciplines. “India has around 72,218 foreign students. They are from 200 countries studying different courses,” he noted, adding that the government is taking several steps to enhance collaboration with foreign universities and attract more international students. Providing further details, Majumdar said the World Class Institutions scheme was launched to identify 10 public and 10 private higher education institutions and develop them into globally competitive teaching and research hubs. So far, 12 institutions have been notified as IoEs — eight from the public sector and four from the private sector. Read | 80% leave UK amid tightening immigration rules, Indian students form biggest group: Govt data “Only public institutions receive financial support under the scheme. An amount of approximately ₹6,198.99 crore has been sanctioned for the eight public IoEs since the scheme’s inception,” he added. The Ministry of Education said the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has p\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " As many as 72,218 foreign students from nearly 200 countries are currently enrolled in Indian higher education institutions, the government informed the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. Replying to supplementary questions during Question Hour, Minister of State for Education Sukanta Majumdar said the Union government has sanctioned ₹6,198.99 crore to eight public institutions under the World Class Institutions scheme, introduced to support institutions selected for the Institution of Eminence (IoE) status. Majumdar highlighted a “significant rise in the global visibility of Indian higher education institutions,” noting that 54 institutions have secured a position in the QS World University Rankings (QS WUR) 2026. This marks a substantial jump from 11 institutions in 2014–15, when the current government assumed office. “This is India’s highest-ever representation in the QS rankings,” he said. The minister said India’s foreign student community is diverse, with enrolments spanning a wide range of academic disciplines. “India has around 72,218 foreign students. They are from 200 countries studying different courses,” he noted, adding that the government is taking several steps to enhance collaboration with foreign universities and attract more international students. Providing further details, Majumdar said the World Class Institutions scheme was launched to identify 10 public and 10 private higher education institutions and develop them into globally competitive teaching and research hubs. So far, 12 institutions have been notified as IoEs — eight from the public sector and four from the private sector. Read | 80% leave UK amid tightening immigration rules, Indian students form biggest group: Govt data “Only public institutions receive financial support under the scheme. An amount of approximately ₹6,198.99 crore has been sanctioned for the eight public IoEs since the scheme’s inception,” he added. The Ministry of Education said the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has p"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nOdisha CHSE Time Table 2026: The Council of Higher Secondary Education ( CHSE ), Odisha announced the exam schedule for the 2026 Class 12 board examinations on December 3. As per the notification, the Odisha Class 12 exams will be held from February 18 to March 21, 2026, in offline mode. The detailed subject-wise timetable is published and is available on the official website at chseodisha.nic.in . The timetable includes the complete list of exam dates, subject names, and key instructions for students appearing in the Odisha Class 12 examinations . Altogether 4,00,736 students have registered for the 2026 examinations. Of them, 2,56,042 will appear in the Arts stream, 1,14,238 in the Science stream, 24,533 in Commerce, and 5,923 in the Vocational stream, Das said. BFC – Accountancy BFC – Physics Commerce Vocational BFC – Business Studies & Management (BSM) BFC – Chemistry Visual Art Fashion Technology Paramedical and Health Care Office Management Banking Information Technology Dairying Horticulture Electrical Domestic Appliances MIL Odia MIL Hindi MIL Bengali MIL Telgu MIL Urdu MIL Sanskrit MIL Alternative English Commerce Vocational BFC – Mathematics (M) Commerce History (HIS) Business Studies & Management (BSM) Vocational English (E) Multi Skilling – Food Processing Tourism & Hospitality Agriculture Plumber Automotive Electronics & Hardware Retail Construction Beauty & Wellness Commerce Business Mathematics & Statistics Vocational Biology (Section-B) Zoology All Vocational Stream Trade Subjects (Paper-III) Bengali Telugu Urdu Sanskrit Alternative English Psychology Education Arts Vocational Home Science BFC – Economics Arts Commerce Personnel Management Cost Accounting Business Economics Fundamentals of Management Accounting Computer Application Science Computer Science Bio Technology Electronics Arts/ Science Hindi Bengali Telugu Urdu Sanskrit/ Elective Sanskrit Arts Vocational Anthropology Sociology Biology Commerce Vocational Accountancy All Vocational Stream T\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Odisha CHSE Time Table 2026: The Council of Higher Secondary Education ( CHSE ), Odisha announced the exam schedule for the 2026 Class 12 board examinations on December 3. As per the notification, the Odisha Class 12 exams will be held from February 18 to March 21, 2026, in offline mode. The detailed subject-wise timetable is published and is available on the official website at chseodisha.nic.in . The timetable includes the complete list of exam dates, subject names, and key instructions for students appearing in the Odisha Class 12 examinations . Altogether 4,00,736 students have registered for the 2026 examinations. Of them, 2,56,042 will appear in the Arts stream, 1,14,238 in the Science stream, 24,533 in Commerce, and 5,923 in the Vocational stream, Das said. BFC – Accountancy BFC – Physics Commerce Vocational BFC – Business Studies & Management (BSM) BFC – Chemistry Visual Art Fashion Technology Paramedical and Health Care Office Management Banking Information Technology Dairying Horticulture Electrical Domestic Appliances MIL Odia MIL Hindi MIL Bengali MIL Telgu MIL Urdu MIL Sanskrit MIL Alternative English Commerce Vocational BFC – Mathematics (M) Commerce History (HIS) Business Studies & Management (BSM) Vocational English (E) Multi Skilling – Food Processing Tourism & Hospitality Agriculture Plumber Automotive Electronics & Hardware Retail Construction Beauty & Wellness Commerce Business Mathematics & Statistics Vocational Biology (Section-B) Zoology All Vocational Stream Trade Subjects (Paper-III) Bengali Telugu Urdu Sanskrit Alternative English Psychology Education Arts Vocational Home Science BFC – Economics Arts Commerce Personnel Management Cost Accounting Business Economics Fundamentals of Management Accounting Computer Application Science Computer Science Bio Technology Electronics Arts/ Science Hindi Bengali Telugu Urdu Sanskrit/ Elective Sanskrit Arts Vocational Anthropology Sociology Biology Commerce Vocational Accountancy All Vocational Stream T"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDelhi Nursery Admissions 2026: The Delhi government has notified the full schedule and guidelines for Nursery, KG, and Class 1 admissions for the 2026–27 academic session, with all details released during the latest Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) circular . The admission cycle will begin on December 4, and schools have also been directed to strictly adhere to the notified timeline, without any deviation. The announcement comes in continuation of the age-restructuring process that began with the introduction of the Foundational Stage under the National Education Policy (NEP). As earlier reported by The Indian Express , Delhi had already moved to realign Nursery, KG, and Class 1 age requirements starting 2025 onwards , bringing all entry-level classes in line with national recommendations. The 2026–27 academic year continues that alignment with no further changes from what was earlier announced. According to the DoE, the following minimum and maximum ages (as on 31 March 2026) will apply across all private unaided recognised schools: –Nursery (Balvatika 1/Pre-School 1): 3+ years up to 4 years –KG (Balvatika 2/Pre-Primary/Pre-School 2): 4+ years up to 5 years –Class 1: 5+ years up to 6 years The DoE has clarified that children admitted to Nursery in 2025–26 will automatically move to KG in 2026–27, and those in KG in 2025–26 will move to Class 1. Admissions to Nursery for 2026–27 will therefore apply strictly to children who have completed three years but not completed four years by March 31, 2026. The circular reiterates that these rules are being enforced exactly as detailed in the DoE’s order dated October 24, 2025, which had first operationalised the NEP-aligned foundational stage structuring. The DoE has released the full timeline for uploading criteria, issuing forms, declarations of lists, grievance windows and closure of the admission cycle. Each private unaided school is required to upload: –Admission criteria –Points assigned to each criterion –Names of\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Delhi Nursery Admissions 2026: The Delhi government has notified the full schedule and guidelines for Nursery, KG, and Class 1 admissions for the 2026–27 academic session, with all details released during the latest Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) circular . The admission cycle will begin on December 4, and schools have also been directed to strictly adhere to the notified timeline, without any deviation. The announcement comes in continuation of the age-restructuring process that began with the introduction of the Foundational Stage under the National Education Policy (NEP). As earlier reported by The Indian Express , Delhi had already moved to realign Nursery, KG, and Class 1 age requirements starting 2025 onwards , bringing all entry-level classes in line with national recommendations. The 2026–27 academic year continues that alignment with no further changes from what was earlier announced. According to the DoE, the following minimum and maximum ages (as on 31 March 2026) will apply across all private unaided recognised schools: –Nursery (Balvatika 1/Pre-School 1): 3+ years up to 4 years –KG (Balvatika 2/Pre-Primary/Pre-School 2): 4+ years up to 5 years –Class 1: 5+ years up to 6 years The DoE has clarified that children admitted to Nursery in 2025–26 will automatically move to KG in 2026–27, and those in KG in 2025–26 will move to Class 1. Admissions to Nursery for 2026–27 will therefore apply strictly to children who have completed three years but not completed four years by March 31, 2026. The circular reiterates that these rules are being enforced exactly as detailed in the DoE’s order dated October 24, 2025, which had first operationalised the NEP-aligned foundational stage structuring. The DoE has released the full timeline for uploading criteria, issuing forms, declarations of lists, grievance windows and closure of the admission cycle. Each private unaided school is required to upload: –Admission criteria –Points assigned to each criterion –Names of"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe placement season at the Indian Institutes of Technology across India has begun, and, according to IIT Kanpur, its students received 672 job offers on December 1, the highest day 1 tally to date. In their ongoing 2025–26 campus placement, IIT-Kanpur has registered a 16% increase over last year’s day-1 placements. With some results still pending, the count is expected to rise further. These include Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs), reflecting a significant 20% rise in placements compared to the previous season. As per a statement by IITs, PPOs played a major role with 253 offers recorded, marking a strong 27% increase over the last year. Moreover, nine students secured overseas offers. Read | IIT Bombay was mentored by Soviet Union, alumnus gave Rupee symbol – institute’s legacy, repute and history Over 250 companies have shown interest in hiring IITK students this year, including Accenture, BlackRock, HSBC, SAP, Airbus, PwC, Navi, Qualcomm, and Deutsche Bank, among others. As per an RTI filed by The Indian Express , 19 of the 23 IITs show that three-fourths of them have seen an increase in the percentage of students placed in 2024-25 compared to the previous year, when there had been a sharp slump in placements across most IITs. This included IIT Kanpur. Despite the increase in the placement, numbers for 2024-25 are still below the 2021-22 level across all 19 IITs. Meanwhile, in case a student aspires to study in this premier institute, they can apply for scholarship. One of which is students securing an All India Rank (AIR) under 100 in JEE Advanced are eligible for the Bright Minds Scholarship. Each recipient is given Rs 3 lakh annually, covering the full cost of undergraduate education at IIT Kanpur, ensuring that top-performing students can pursue their studies without financial constraints. In the QS Sustainability rankings 2026, of the top 10 Indian institutions in the rankings, seven have seen their rankings drop this year compared to the previous edition. This\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The placement season at the Indian Institutes of Technology across India has begun, and, according to IIT Kanpur, its students received 672 job offers on December 1, the highest day 1 tally to date. In their ongoing 2025–26 campus placement, IIT-Kanpur has registered a 16% increase over last year’s day-1 placements. With some results still pending, the count is expected to rise further. These include Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs), reflecting a significant 20% rise in placements compared to the previous season. As per a statement by IITs, PPOs played a major role with 253 offers recorded, marking a strong 27% increase over the last year. Moreover, nine students secured overseas offers. Read | IIT Bombay was mentored by Soviet Union, alumnus gave Rupee symbol – institute’s legacy, repute and history Over 250 companies have shown interest in hiring IITK students this year, including Accenture, BlackRock, HSBC, SAP, Airbus, PwC, Navi, Qualcomm, and Deutsche Bank, among others. As per an RTI filed by The Indian Express , 19 of the 23 IITs show that three-fourths of them have seen an increase in the percentage of students placed in 2024-25 compared to the previous year, when there had been a sharp slump in placements across most IITs. This included IIT Kanpur. Despite the increase in the placement, numbers for 2024-25 are still below the 2021-22 level across all 19 IITs. Meanwhile, in case a student aspires to study in this premier institute, they can apply for scholarship. One of which is students securing an All India Rank (AIR) under 100 in JEE Advanced are eligible for the Bright Minds Scholarship. Each recipient is given Rs 3 lakh annually, covering the full cost of undergraduate education at IIT Kanpur, ensuring that top-performing students can pursue their studies without financial constraints. In the QS Sustainability rankings 2026, of the top 10 Indian institutions in the rankings, seven have seen their rankings drop this year compared to the previous edition. This"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nWhen IIT Bombay opened its doors in March of 1958, funded not in dollars or pounds but in Soviet Roubles, few could have imagined that the institute would one day be the birthplace from where the symbol of the Indian rupee ‘₹’ (Ra) would come, from its PhD scholar D Udaya Kumar. The Maharashtra government recently renewing its efforts to officially rename IIT Bombay as IIT ‘ Mumbai ’, has renewed the debate beyond a mere change of signage. It reaches into history, of the institute, of the city, and of how names become repositories of identity and legacy. According to the institute’s own archival notes, IIT Bombay was set up in 1958 as the second IIT in India, after IIT Kharagpur in Bengal, and the first to receive foreign assistance, with UNESCO arranging funds provided by the Soviet Union. With the newly independent nation investing in scientific capacity-building, the first cohort of just 100 students began classes in Worli, even as the Powai campus was still under construction. The 1961 Institutes of Technology Act declared all IITs as Institutes of National Importance. Over the decades, IIT Bombay expanded steadily with new departments, advanced research centres, interdisciplinary labs, incubators, and a postgraduate ecosystem that would produce thousands of researchers. But the rise of IIT Bombay was also inseparable from the city that housed it, a city whose own history of names reflects centuries of shifting rule, culture, and political imagination. Long before its colonial-era name, the region now called Mumbai finds mention as early as 250 BCE in Greek sources. As per government historical accounts stated in Mumbai City’s official government history page, available at mumbaicity.gov.in , the island cluster formed part of Emperor Ashoka’s Mauryan empire and later came under the Shilahara dynasty till 1343 CE. The city’s indigenous identity draws from Mumba Devi, the patron deity of the Koli fishing community. “Mumbai” combines ‘Mumba’ (the Mother goddess) an\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " When IIT Bombay opened its doors in March of 1958, funded not in dollars or pounds but in Soviet Roubles, few could have imagined that the institute would one day be the birthplace from where the symbol of the Indian rupee ‘₹’ (Ra) would come, from its PhD scholar D Udaya Kumar. The Maharashtra government recently renewing its efforts to officially rename IIT Bombay as IIT ‘ Mumbai ’, has renewed the debate beyond a mere change of signage. It reaches into history, of the institute, of the city, and of how names become repositories of identity and legacy. According to the institute’s own archival notes, IIT Bombay was set up in 1958 as the second IIT in India, after IIT Kharagpur in Bengal, and the first to receive foreign assistance, with UNESCO arranging funds provided by the Soviet Union. With the newly independent nation investing in scientific capacity-building, the first cohort of just 100 students began classes in Worli, even as the Powai campus was still under construction. The 1961 Institutes of Technology Act declared all IITs as Institutes of National Importance. Over the decades, IIT Bombay expanded steadily with new departments, advanced research centres, interdisciplinary labs, incubators, and a postgraduate ecosystem that would produce thousands of researchers. But the rise of IIT Bombay was also inseparable from the city that housed it, a city whose own history of names reflects centuries of shifting rule, culture, and political imagination. Long before its colonial-era name, the region now called Mumbai finds mention as early as 250 BCE in Greek sources. As per government historical accounts stated in Mumbai City’s official government history page, available at mumbaicity.gov.in , the island cluster formed part of Emperor Ashoka’s Mauryan empire and later came under the Shilahara dynasty till 1343 CE. The city’s indigenous identity draws from Mumba Devi, the patron deity of the Koli fishing community. “Mumbai” combines ‘Mumba’ (the Mother goddess) an"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe union government has set up 118 medical colleges in the country in the last two years. The Union health ministry informed the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday, during the ongoing Winter session of Parliament. Responding to a question by MP Anupriya Patel, the ministry shared the details in a written reply, stating that 74 medical colleges were approved in AY 2024–25 and 44 in AY 2025–26, based on National Medical Commission (NMC) approvals. The reply also included the state-wise distribution of these colleges. Uttar Pradesh saw the highest number of new colleges across the two years, followed by Maharashtra and Rajasthan. The reply further stated that the expansion of medical infrastructure is part of the government’s ongoing effort to increase the availability of medical education and healthcare services. (Source: Rajya Sabha UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 268, Answered on December 2, 2025) In a separate written reply, Union Health Minister J P Nadda informed the House that India’s doctor-population ratio is currently estimated at 1:811, assuming that 80 per cent of registered practitioners in both allopathic and AYUSH systems are available. India has 13,88,185 registered allopathic doctors and 7,51,768 AYUSH practitioners. Nadda added that the number of medical colleges has risen from 387 to 818 since 2014, while UG seats have increased from 51,348 to 1,28,875 and PG seats from 31,185 to 82,059. The government also detailed the seat additions over the last two years. According to the response, 8,641 undergraduate seats were added in AY 2024–25 and 11,732 UG seats in AY 2025–26. Postgraduate capacity saw the addition of 4,188 PG seats in AY 2024–25 and 3,393 PG seats in AY 2025–26. Looking ahead, the government outlined its future expansion plan. On September 24, the Union Cabinet approved Phase-III of the Centrally Sponsored Scheme for strengthening and upgrading state and central government medical colleges and standalone PG institutes. This phase, which will run from 2025-26 \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The union government has set up 118 medical colleges in the country in the last two years. The Union health ministry informed the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday, during the ongoing Winter session of Parliament. Responding to a question by MP Anupriya Patel, the ministry shared the details in a written reply, stating that 74 medical colleges were approved in AY 2024–25 and 44 in AY 2025–26, based on National Medical Commission (NMC) approvals. The reply also included the state-wise distribution of these colleges. Uttar Pradesh saw the highest number of new colleges across the two years, followed by Maharashtra and Rajasthan. The reply further stated that the expansion of medical infrastructure is part of the government’s ongoing effort to increase the availability of medical education and healthcare services. (Source: Rajya Sabha UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 268, Answered on December 2, 2025) In a separate written reply, Union Health Minister J P Nadda informed the House that India’s doctor-population ratio is currently estimated at 1:811, assuming that 80 per cent of registered practitioners in both allopathic and AYUSH systems are available. India has 13,88,185 registered allopathic doctors and 7,51,768 AYUSH practitioners. Nadda added that the number of medical colleges has risen from 387 to 818 since 2014, while UG seats have increased from 51,348 to 1,28,875 and PG seats from 31,185 to 82,059. The government also detailed the seat additions over the last two years. According to the response, 8,641 undergraduate seats were added in AY 2024–25 and 11,732 UG seats in AY 2025–26. Postgraduate capacity saw the addition of 4,188 PG seats in AY 2024–25 and 3,393 PG seats in AY 2025–26. Looking ahead, the government outlined its future expansion plan. On September 24, the Union Cabinet approved Phase-III of the Centrally Sponsored Scheme for strengthening and upgrading state and central government medical colleges and standalone PG institutes. This phase, which will run from 2025-26"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nOffline classes for students up to Class 5 resumed this week across Delhi-NCR after the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) lifted Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) Stage-3 restrictions. The move came after a marginal improvement in Delhi’s air quality, though the AQI has continued to oscillate between the “poor” and “very poor” categories. Parents and students said the reopening has brought back routine but not relief. Many expressed unease about children commuting and sitting in classrooms amid what they describe as “visible pollution”. “The AQI may have improved on paper, but the air still smells toxic. My son starts coughing the moment he steps out. I’m not fully convinced schools should have reopened so quickly,” said Mamta Agrawal, a parent from Noida. Others felt academic continuity needed priority. “Children can’t keep shifting between online and offline modes. My daughter’s focus breaks every time this happens,” said Yogendra Yadav, a parent from East Delhi . Read | CBSE Board Exams 2025: Practical exams marks to be uploaded on same-day; check detailed SOPs here Teachers voiced concerns about classroom ventilation and preparedness. “Not all schools have air purifiers, and younger students often either forget masks or are not comfortable using them. We worry about prolonged exposure,” said Sumit Parashar, a government school teacher in North Delhi. “It’s definitely challenging for us as teachers. Online classes demand that we constantly work to keep students focused on a screen, and that itself is tiring. Now that offline classes are resuming, we have to divide our attention between students sitting in front of us and those who may still be joining remotely. Managing both formats together affects the pace of teaching, and it becomes difficult to ensure every child is engaged and learning equally,” said the Delhi government school teacher. A working mother from Delhi, Ginni Bhandari, echoed the sentiment. “I was sending my daughter (who is in Class \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Offline classes for students up to Class 5 resumed this week across Delhi-NCR after the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) lifted Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) Stage-3 restrictions. The move came after a marginal improvement in Delhi’s air quality, though the AQI has continued to oscillate between the “poor” and “very poor” categories. Parents and students said the reopening has brought back routine but not relief. Many expressed unease about children commuting and sitting in classrooms amid what they describe as “visible pollution”. “The AQI may have improved on paper, but the air still smells toxic. My son starts coughing the moment he steps out. I’m not fully convinced schools should have reopened so quickly,” said Mamta Agrawal, a parent from Noida. Others felt academic continuity needed priority. “Children can’t keep shifting between online and offline modes. My daughter’s focus breaks every time this happens,” said Yogendra Yadav, a parent from East Delhi . Read | CBSE Board Exams 2025: Practical exams marks to be uploaded on same-day; check detailed SOPs here Teachers voiced concerns about classroom ventilation and preparedness. “Not all schools have air purifiers, and younger students often either forget masks or are not comfortable using them. We worry about prolonged exposure,” said Sumit Parashar, a government school teacher in North Delhi. “It’s definitely challenging for us as teachers. Online classes demand that we constantly work to keep students focused on a screen, and that itself is tiring. Now that offline classes are resuming, we have to divide our attention between students sitting in front of us and those who may still be joining remotely. Managing both formats together affects the pace of teaching, and it becomes difficult to ensure every child is engaged and learning equally,” said the Delhi government school teacher. A working mother from Delhi, Ginni Bhandari, echoed the sentiment. “I was sending my daughter (who is in Class"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nSBI SO Recruitment 2025 Registration: The State Bank of India ( SBI ) has issued the SBI Specialist Officer (SO) Recruitment 2025 notification. Applications are currently underway, and candidates can apply until December 23. In order to apply, eligible candidates are required to register on the recruitment portal of SBI at sbi.bank.in/careers . The Specialist Officer roles under the SBI SO 2025 recruitment will be filled on a five-year contractual appointment. After the completion of this period, the bank may extend the contract for up to four additional years, depending on performance and any renewal conditions laid down by SBI. The available positions are of VP Wealth, AVP Wealth, and Customer Relations Executive, with a total of 996 posts across these. Step 1: Visit the SBI recruitment portal at sbi.bank.in Step 2: Find and read the SBI SO Recruitment 2025 notification to understand eligibility and vacancy distribution Step 3: Register on the portal by entering personal details to generate login credentials Step 4: Complete the application form by providing educational and professional information Step 5: Upload the required documents, pay the applicable fee, and submit the form before December 23, 2025 The recruitment process for SBI Specialist Officers in 2025 consists of two stages. First, applicants will be shortlisted based on the information they provide, including their academic background, relevant work experience and overall suitability for the post. Candidates who clear this stage will be invited for a personal interview, during which their professional competence, subject knowledge and role fit will be evaluated.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " SBI SO Recruitment 2025 Registration: The State Bank of India ( SBI ) has issued the SBI Specialist Officer (SO) Recruitment 2025 notification. Applications are currently underway, and candidates can apply until December 23. In order to apply, eligible candidates are required to register on the recruitment portal of SBI at sbi.bank.in/careers . The Specialist Officer roles under the SBI SO 2025 recruitment will be filled on a five-year contractual appointment. After the completion of this period, the bank may extend the contract for up to four additional years, depending on performance and any renewal conditions laid down by SBI. The available positions are of VP Wealth, AVP Wealth, and Customer Relations Executive, with a total of 996 posts across these. Step 1: Visit the SBI recruitment portal at sbi.bank.in Step 2: Find and read the SBI SO Recruitment 2025 notification to understand eligibility and vacancy distribution Step 3: Register on the portal by entering personal details to generate login credentials Step 4: Complete the application form by providing educational and professional information Step 5: Upload the required documents, pay the applicable fee, and submit the form before December 23, 2025 The recruitment process for SBI Specialist Officers in 2025 consists of two stages. First, applicants will be shortlisted based on the information they provide, including their academic background, relevant work experience and overall suitability for the post. Candidates who clear this stage will be invited for a personal interview, during which their professional competence, subject knowledge and role fit will be evaluated.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAIIMS INI SS 2025 Results Out: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has announced the results of the Institute of National Importance Super-Speciality (INI-SS) Entrance Test for the January 2026 session. Candidates who sat for the exam on November 22, 2025, can view the roll number–wise list of provisionally qualified candidates on the official AIIMS examination portal–aiimsexams.ac.in. As per the notification, the results include candidates who have cleared Stage I of the INI-SS examination. These candidates are eligible to seek admission to DM/MCh programmes at AIIMS New Delhi , established AIIMS campuses, Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) Puducherry , Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) Chandigarh , National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) Bengaluru , and Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology (SCTIMST) Trivandrum. AIIMS has issued the results in PDF format, which candidates can download directly without requiring login credentials. The document provides details, including each candidate’s roll number, the category under which they applied, and their qualification status. Candidates are advised to carefully verify this information to confirm their eligibility for the next stage of admission. Following the announcement of the results, AIIMS Delhi will oversee the counselling process for qualified candidates. Those eligible must first register for counselling and then submit their preferences for the available super-speciality seats. Final seat allotment will be determined based on the merit list and the choices entered by candidates. For the January 2026 academic session, AIIMS will hold three rounds of counselling to allocate super-speciality seats across leading institutions, including AIIMS, PGIMER, NIMHANS, and SCTIMST. Candidates are advised to frequently check the official website for the latest updates regarding counselli\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " AIIMS INI SS 2025 Results Out: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has announced the results of the Institute of National Importance Super-Speciality (INI-SS) Entrance Test for the January 2026 session. Candidates who sat for the exam on November 22, 2025, can view the roll number–wise list of provisionally qualified candidates on the official AIIMS examination portal–aiimsexams.ac.in. As per the notification, the results include candidates who have cleared Stage I of the INI-SS examination. These candidates are eligible to seek admission to DM/MCh programmes at AIIMS New Delhi , established AIIMS campuses, Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) Puducherry , Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) Chandigarh , National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) Bengaluru , and Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology (SCTIMST) Trivandrum. AIIMS has issued the results in PDF format, which candidates can download directly without requiring login credentials. The document provides details, including each candidate’s roll number, the category under which they applied, and their qualification status. Candidates are advised to carefully verify this information to confirm their eligibility for the next stage of admission. Following the announcement of the results, AIIMS Delhi will oversee the counselling process for qualified candidates. Those eligible must first register for counselling and then submit their preferences for the available super-speciality seats. Final seat allotment will be determined based on the merit list and the choices entered by candidates. For the January 2026 academic session, AIIMS will hold three rounds of counselling to allocate super-speciality seats across leading institutions, including AIIMS, PGIMER, NIMHANS, and SCTIMST. Candidates are advised to frequently check the official website for the latest updates regarding counselli"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Department of School Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh, has issued the AP TET 2025 hall ticket, December 3. Candidates can download their APTET admit card from the official website at tet2dsc.apcfss.in, by entering their candidate ID and date of birth. Latest Update| AP DSE issues APTET 2025 Hall Tickets at tet2dsc.apcfss.in According to the schedule, the AP TET examination will begin on December 10, 2025, in computer-based test (CBT) mode, conducted in two shifts daily. All candidates must carry a printed copy of their hall ticket along with a valid photo ID proof to the exam centre. After downloading, candidates should carefully verify the details mentioned on the hall ticket. Any discrepancies or errors must be promptly reported to the exam conducting authority for correction. Candidates can follow these steps to download their AP TET hall tickets 2025 online. Step 1: Visit the official website – tet2dsc.apcfss.in. Step 2: Log in using credentials like ID, mobile Number or Aadhar number along with date of birth in the space provided. Step 3: Click on the submit to proceed. Step 4: Download and take a printout of the AP TET 2025 hall ticket for future use. The AP TET 2025 admit card contains all the essential information related to the examination, including details of the exam centre, schedule, and candidate particulars. It mentions the exam name, the candidate’s name, the father’s and mother’s names, registration number, and roll number. In addition, it specifies the category, gender, and date of birth of the applicant, along with the date of the AP TET 2025 exam, exam time and shift, and the name and address of the allotted exam centre. The hall ticket also provides important exam day instructions that candidates must follow to ensure the smooth conduct of the test. The AP TET examination, conducted once every year by the Department of School Education, Andhra Pradesh, is designed to assess the eligibility of candidates for teaching positions in the s\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Department of School Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh, has issued the AP TET 2025 hall ticket, December 3. Candidates can download their APTET admit card from the official website at tet2dsc.apcfss.in, by entering their candidate ID and date of birth. Latest Update| AP DSE issues APTET 2025 Hall Tickets at tet2dsc.apcfss.in According to the schedule, the AP TET examination will begin on December 10, 2025, in computer-based test (CBT) mode, conducted in two shifts daily. All candidates must carry a printed copy of their hall ticket along with a valid photo ID proof to the exam centre. After downloading, candidates should carefully verify the details mentioned on the hall ticket. Any discrepancies or errors must be promptly reported to the exam conducting authority for correction. Candidates can follow these steps to download their AP TET hall tickets 2025 online. Step 1: Visit the official website – tet2dsc.apcfss.in. Step 2: Log in using credentials like ID, mobile Number or Aadhar number along with date of birth in the space provided. Step 3: Click on the submit to proceed. Step 4: Download and take a printout of the AP TET 2025 hall ticket for future use. The AP TET 2025 admit card contains all the essential information related to the examination, including details of the exam centre, schedule, and candidate particulars. It mentions the exam name, the candidate’s name, the father’s and mother’s names, registration number, and roll number. In addition, it specifies the category, gender, and date of birth of the applicant, along with the date of the AP TET 2025 exam, exam time and shift, and the name and address of the allotted exam centre. The hall ticket also provides important exam day instructions that candidates must follow to ensure the smooth conduct of the test. The AP TET examination, conducted once every year by the Department of School Education, Andhra Pradesh, is designed to assess the eligibility of candidates for teaching positions in the s"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIndian Institute of Management Raipur (IIM Raipur) has partnered with the National SC-ST Hub (NSSH) of the Ministry of MSME, Government of India, to launch a comprehensive Business Accelerator programme. Applications for the Business Accelerator programme are open until December 15, 2025, with the programme set to begin on January 17, 2026. Also Read | CAT exam application fees rise 31% since 2021 The initiative aims to empower existing and aspiring SC/ST entrepreneurs, start-ups, and small business owners by equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and support essential for scaling their ventures. The new programme is designed to help participants move beyond survival and achieve sustainable, scalable growth. The programme follows a blended learning model that combines immersive on-campus sessions at IIM Raipur with engaging live online classes. It also offers 72 hours of structured instruction and 18 hours of dedicated mentoring by IIM Raipur faculty, industry leaders, and seasoned practitioners, ensuring a transformative and growth-driven learning experience for every participant. The accelerator programme is built to help participants sharpen their business models, identify high-potential markets, strengthen financial decision-making, and leverage digital tools for operational efficiency. Through concept sessions, case discussions rooted in MSME realities, hands-on exercises, and one-on-one mentoring clinics, entrepreneurs will work directly on their business challenges and develop clear 90–180 day action roadmaps. This programme, an IIM Raipur statement says, also provides participants with opportunities to explore new markets, understand government procurement processes, and build valuable networks with peers, mentors, and ecosystem partners who can support their entrepreneurial journey. To be considered eligible for this programme, applicants must be graduates aged 18 or above, with a preference extended to women participants. However, applicants with “Trad\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Indian Institute of Management Raipur (IIM Raipur) has partnered with the National SC-ST Hub (NSSH) of the Ministry of MSME, Government of India, to launch a comprehensive Business Accelerator programme. Applications for the Business Accelerator programme are open until December 15, 2025, with the programme set to begin on January 17, 2026. Also Read | CAT exam application fees rise 31% since 2021 The initiative aims to empower existing and aspiring SC/ST entrepreneurs, start-ups, and small business owners by equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and support essential for scaling their ventures. The new programme is designed to help participants move beyond survival and achieve sustainable, scalable growth. The programme follows a blended learning model that combines immersive on-campus sessions at IIM Raipur with engaging live online classes. It also offers 72 hours of structured instruction and 18 hours of dedicated mentoring by IIM Raipur faculty, industry leaders, and seasoned practitioners, ensuring a transformative and growth-driven learning experience for every participant. The accelerator programme is built to help participants sharpen their business models, identify high-potential markets, strengthen financial decision-making, and leverage digital tools for operational efficiency. Through concept sessions, case discussions rooted in MSME realities, hands-on exercises, and one-on-one mentoring clinics, entrepreneurs will work directly on their business challenges and develop clear 90–180 day action roadmaps. This programme, an IIM Raipur statement says, also provides participants with opportunities to explore new markets, understand government procurement processes, and build valuable networks with peers, mentors, and ecosystem partners who can support their entrepreneurial journey. To be considered eligible for this programme, applicants must be graduates aged 18 or above, with a preference extended to women participants. However, applicants with “Trad"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIn a setback to the state government, the Karnataka High Court has barred it from issuing any fresh recruitment notifications in an Act which had raised quotas for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The restriction on recruitment under the Karnataka Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs) (Reservation of Seats in Education Institutions and Appointments of Posts and Services under the State) Act, 2022, will remain until further orders. However, the HC bench allowed the government to continue recruitment processes already notified before November 19, 2025, even if they follow the increased reservation percentages. The court also clarified that all appointments made through these ongoing recruitments will be subject to the final outcome of the petitions challenging the law. The division bench of Chief Justice Vibhu Bakhru and Justice C M Poonacha issued the interim order on November 27 while hearing two PILs filed by Mahendra Kumar Mitra of Raichur and Mahesh of Bengaluru . The petitions question the constitutional validity of the 2022 Act, particularly the hike in SC/ST reservation, from 15 per cent to 17 per cent for SCs and from 3 per cent to 7 per cent for STs. Other Backward Classes (OBCs) reservation continues to remain at 32 per cent, which takes over all reservations in the state to 56 per cent. The Bench directed that all appointment or promotion orders issued under the Act must explicitly state that they are provisional and contingent on the court’s final judgment, preventing candidates from claiming equity if the enhanced quotas are struck down. The court further stated that this interim permission to continue ongoing recruitments will not override any specific interim or final orders already passed by courts or tribunals in related matters. The government had earlier argued that halting ongoing recruitments would disrupt administrative functioning due to manpower shortages. The petitions also contend that the increased reservation breaches the\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " In a setback to the state government, the Karnataka High Court has barred it from issuing any fresh recruitment notifications in an Act which had raised quotas for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The restriction on recruitment under the Karnataka Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs) (Reservation of Seats in Education Institutions and Appointments of Posts and Services under the State) Act, 2022, will remain until further orders. However, the HC bench allowed the government to continue recruitment processes already notified before November 19, 2025, even if they follow the increased reservation percentages. The court also clarified that all appointments made through these ongoing recruitments will be subject to the final outcome of the petitions challenging the law. The division bench of Chief Justice Vibhu Bakhru and Justice C M Poonacha issued the interim order on November 27 while hearing two PILs filed by Mahendra Kumar Mitra of Raichur and Mahesh of Bengaluru . The petitions question the constitutional validity of the 2022 Act, particularly the hike in SC/ST reservation, from 15 per cent to 17 per cent for SCs and from 3 per cent to 7 per cent for STs. Other Backward Classes (OBCs) reservation continues to remain at 32 per cent, which takes over all reservations in the state to 56 per cent. The Bench directed that all appointment or promotion orders issued under the Act must explicitly state that they are provisional and contingent on the court’s final judgment, preventing candidates from claiming equity if the enhanced quotas are struck down. The court further stated that this interim permission to continue ongoing recruitments will not override any specific interim or final orders already passed by courts or tribunals in related matters. The government had earlier argued that halting ongoing recruitments would disrupt administrative functioning due to manpower shortages. The petitions also contend that the increased reservation breaches the"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Jammu and Kashmir government on Monday designated the Board of School Education as the State School Standards Authority for the Union territory, in accordance with the provisions of the National Education Policy 2020. An order issued by the Under Secretary in the School Education Department, Thanaji Bhat, said the decision is aimed at ensuring transparent, independent and effective regulation of schools across Jammu and Kashmir. “In exercise of the powers vested in the School Education Department, the J-K Board of School Education ( JKBOSE ) is hereby designated as the State School Standards Authority (SSSA) for the Union territory, in accordance with the provisions and mandates of the National Education Policy ( NEP ) 2020,” the order said. As mandated under NEP-2020 , the SSSA will oversee separation of regulatory, academic, examination and administrative functions, and will be entrusted with responsibilities related to standard setting, monitoring and ensuring compliance with norms concerning safety, infrastructure, teacher qualifications, governance and financial probity. The order also takes note of the recommendation of PARAKH – the national assessment centre under NCERT – which suggests that state examination boards be designated as SSSAs to ensure equivalence of standards across different school boards. Several boards, including the CBSE at the national level, and the boards of Himachal Pradesh and Mizoram, have already been notified as SSSAs by the respective governments. JKBOSE , established under the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education Act, 1975, is the statutory body responsible for curriculum development, examinations and affiliation of schools in the UT, and possesses the required infrastructure, systems and expertise to discharge the regulatory functions of the authority.  Disha Patani, a fitness enthusiast, has spoken about her passion for high-intensity training, including gymnastics and MMA. However, her dedication to gymnastics led to \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Jammu and Kashmir government on Monday designated the Board of School Education as the State School Standards Authority for the Union territory, in accordance with the provisions of the National Education Policy 2020. An order issued by the Under Secretary in the School Education Department, Thanaji Bhat, said the decision is aimed at ensuring transparent, independent and effective regulation of schools across Jammu and Kashmir. “In exercise of the powers vested in the School Education Department, the J-K Board of School Education ( JKBOSE ) is hereby designated as the State School Standards Authority (SSSA) for the Union territory, in accordance with the provisions and mandates of the National Education Policy ( NEP ) 2020,” the order said. As mandated under NEP-2020 , the SSSA will oversee separation of regulatory, academic, examination and administrative functions, and will be entrusted with responsibilities related to standard setting, monitoring and ensuring compliance with norms concerning safety, infrastructure, teacher qualifications, governance and financial probity. The order also takes note of the recommendation of PARAKH – the national assessment centre under NCERT – which suggests that state examination boards be designated as SSSAs to ensure equivalence of standards across different school boards. Several boards, including the CBSE at the national level, and the boards of Himachal Pradesh and Mizoram, have already been notified as SSSAs by the respective governments. JKBOSE , established under the Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education Act, 1975, is the statutory body responsible for curriculum development, examinations and affiliation of schools in the UT, and possesses the required infrastructure, systems and expertise to discharge the regulatory functions of the authority.  Disha Patani, a fitness enthusiast, has spoken about her passion for high-intensity training, including gymnastics and MMA. However, her dedication to gymnastics led to"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Delhi Government will be offering free professional coaching to 2,200 meritorious government school students for JEE , NEET , CLAT , CA and CUET under the Mahamana Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya Vidya Shakti Mission, Education Minister Ashish Sood has announced. The mission aims to empower students’ aspirations, ensure emotional well-being and build future-ready schools across the capital, an official statement said on Monday. This scheme, which was announced in the budget , has an allocation of Rs 21 crore. It reserves 50 seats per course for female students in JEE, NEET, CLAT, and CA Foundation, while CUET-UG will offer 1,000 seats, with 150 reserved for girls. Coaching will be provided through empanelled institutions, including Aakash Institute, Narayana Academy, KD Campus and Ravindra Institute, it said. Students will receive classroom coaching, live sessions, study material and test preparation support after school hours and on weekends. Calling it a turning point in Delhi ’s public education, Sood said 62,000 students appeared for the CET-2025 conducted on October 30. Counselling has concluded, and physical classes commenced on November 26, 2025. Reiterating the importance of emotionally safe learning environments, the minister said, education is not just about marks; it is about mental wellness, dignity and humanity. He further emphasised that the government is developing AI-enabled classrooms and human-centred education systems to ensure truly equal opportunities for every child. Highlighting the mission’s meritocratic spirit, Sood said the Vidya Shakti Mission is a movement to empower talent, protect mental wellness and unlock Delhi’s academic potential at the grassroots.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Delhi Government will be offering free professional coaching to 2,200 meritorious government school students for JEE , NEET , CLAT , CA and CUET under the Mahamana Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya Vidya Shakti Mission, Education Minister Ashish Sood has announced. The mission aims to empower students’ aspirations, ensure emotional well-being and build future-ready schools across the capital, an official statement said on Monday. This scheme, which was announced in the budget , has an allocation of Rs 21 crore. It reserves 50 seats per course for female students in JEE, NEET, CLAT, and CA Foundation, while CUET-UG will offer 1,000 seats, with 150 reserved for girls. Coaching will be provided through empanelled institutions, including Aakash Institute, Narayana Academy, KD Campus and Ravindra Institute, it said. Students will receive classroom coaching, live sessions, study material and test preparation support after school hours and on weekends. Calling it a turning point in Delhi ’s public education, Sood said 62,000 students appeared for the CET-2025 conducted on October 30. Counselling has concluded, and physical classes commenced on November 26, 2025. Reiterating the importance of emotionally safe learning environments, the minister said, education is not just about marks; it is about mental wellness, dignity and humanity. He further emphasised that the government is developing AI-enabled classrooms and human-centred education systems to ensure truly equal opportunities for every child. Highlighting the mission’s meritocratic spirit, Sood said the Vidya Shakti Mission is a movement to empower talent, protect mental wellness and unlock Delhi’s academic potential at the grassroots.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IIT Roorkee) awards scholarships annually to deserving students. These are offered either as tuition fee concessions or direct transfers to students’ bank accounts. Key scholarships include Merit-cum-Means, James Thomason, INSPIRE SHE, Dr S.K. Goel, and Kusum Goel for disadvantaged engineering students, as well as the Sharman Foundation. IIT Roorkee offers undergraduate programs across 10 disciplines in engineering and architecture, along with postgraduate programmes in 55 fields spanning engineering, applied sciences, architecture, and planning. Also Read | IIT Kharagpur Scholarships | IIT-Hyderabad Scholarships The Merit Cum Means (MCM) scholarship at IIT Roorkee provides financial support to undergraduate and M.Sc. students. Eligible UG students receive at least Rs 1,000 per month for 10 months along with a refund of the remaining tuition fee, while M.Sc. students receive Rs 1,000 per month for 10 months. The scholarship is available only for the normal duration of the programme, and for dual degree courses, it is limited to the first four years. Also Read | IIT Mandi Scholarships It is awarded to up to 25 per cent of the actual strength of each class. To qualify, applicants must belong to the General, General (EWS), or OBC category, be enrolled in BTech, BArch, IDD, IMT, IMS, BS-MS (via JEE Advanced), or MSc (via JAM) programs, and have a parental or guardian income not exceeding Rs 5 lakh in the current assessment year. Students must maintain a CGPA and YGPA of 7.00 or above, clear all registered courses, and have no record of indiscipline or use of unfair means. Fresh entrants are exempt from the CGPA and course clearance requirements. Also Read | IIT Bombay Scholarships The James Thomason (JT) Scholarship at IIT Roorkee is awarded to students admitted through JEE (Advanced) into BTech., B.Arch., Integrated Dual Degree (IDD), Integrated Master of Technology (IMT), Integrated Master of Science (IMS), and BS-MS program\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IIT Roorkee) awards scholarships annually to deserving students. These are offered either as tuition fee concessions or direct transfers to students’ bank accounts. Key scholarships include Merit-cum-Means, James Thomason, INSPIRE SHE, Dr S.K. Goel, and Kusum Goel for disadvantaged engineering students, as well as the Sharman Foundation. IIT Roorkee offers undergraduate programs across 10 disciplines in engineering and architecture, along with postgraduate programmes in 55 fields spanning engineering, applied sciences, architecture, and planning. Also Read | IIT Kharagpur Scholarships | IIT-Hyderabad Scholarships The Merit Cum Means (MCM) scholarship at IIT Roorkee provides financial support to undergraduate and M.Sc. students. Eligible UG students receive at least Rs 1,000 per month for 10 months along with a refund of the remaining tuition fee, while M.Sc. students receive Rs 1,000 per month for 10 months. The scholarship is available only for the normal duration of the programme, and for dual degree courses, it is limited to the first four years. Also Read | IIT Mandi Scholarships It is awarded to up to 25 per cent of the actual strength of each class. To qualify, applicants must belong to the General, General (EWS), or OBC category, be enrolled in BTech, BArch, IDD, IMT, IMS, BS-MS (via JEE Advanced), or MSc (via JAM) programs, and have a parental or guardian income not exceeding Rs 5 lakh in the current assessment year. Students must maintain a CGPA and YGPA of 7.00 or above, clear all registered courses, and have no record of indiscipline or use of unfair means. Fresh entrants are exempt from the CGPA and course clearance requirements. Also Read | IIT Bombay Scholarships The James Thomason (JT) Scholarship at IIT Roorkee is awarded to students admitted through JEE (Advanced) into BTech., B.Arch., Integrated Dual Degree (IDD), Integrated Master of Technology (IMT), Integrated Master of Science (IMS), and BS-MS program"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nUPPSC PCS Prelims Result 2025: The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has released the UPPSC PCS 2025 prelims result. The Commission has made the UPPSC PCS 2025 prelims result link available at uppsc.up.nic.in. As many as 11,727 candidates will now appear in the next stage of recruitment. The Commission had earlier released the answer keys on October 18 and candidates were able to raise objections against the answer key. Based on the objections received on the UPPSC PCS provisional answer key, the Commission prepared the final answer key and announced the UPPSC prelims result 2025. Step 1: Visit the official website of UPPSC — uppsc.up.nic.in. Step 2: Click on the designated UPPSC PCS answer key 2025 link available on the home page Step 3: Check and download the result The UPPSC PCS prelims exam was held on October 12. The UPPSC prelims exam was conducted in two shifts — first from 9.30 am to 11.30 am and second between 2.30 pm and 4.30 pm at 75 districts of the state. The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission exam is a state-level examination to select applicants for various positions within the state government of Uttar Pradesh. The examination is divided into three parts — the preliminary exam, the mains exam, and the interview. According to reports, out of over 6.26 lakh registered candidates, of which 2.65 lakh appeared for the exam. In Prayagraj, out of 28,368 registered candidates at 67 centres, only 14,339 (50.54%) appeared, while 14,029 (49.46%) were absent. Candidates who qualify the Mains exam will be shortlisted for the Interview round. The UPPSC will announce further updates, including the Mains exam dates and admit card release schedule, on its official website in due course.  CAQM wants to shift focus to polluting industries in non-NCR areas and has proposed measures to eliminate coal as a fuel in these industries. This includes preparing action plans and transitioning to cleaner fuel alternatives. The commission is also considering ban\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " UPPSC PCS Prelims Result 2025: The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has released the UPPSC PCS 2025 prelims result. The Commission has made the UPPSC PCS 2025 prelims result link available at uppsc.up.nic.in. As many as 11,727 candidates will now appear in the next stage of recruitment. The Commission had earlier released the answer keys on October 18 and candidates were able to raise objections against the answer key. Based on the objections received on the UPPSC PCS provisional answer key, the Commission prepared the final answer key and announced the UPPSC prelims result 2025. Step 1: Visit the official website of UPPSC — uppsc.up.nic.in. Step 2: Click on the designated UPPSC PCS answer key 2025 link available on the home page Step 3: Check and download the result The UPPSC PCS prelims exam was held on October 12. The UPPSC prelims exam was conducted in two shifts — first from 9.30 am to 11.30 am and second between 2.30 pm and 4.30 pm at 75 districts of the state. The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission exam is a state-level examination to select applicants for various positions within the state government of Uttar Pradesh. The examination is divided into three parts — the preliminary exam, the mains exam, and the interview. According to reports, out of over 6.26 lakh registered candidates, of which 2.65 lakh appeared for the exam. In Prayagraj, out of 28,368 registered candidates at 67 centres, only 14,339 (50.54%) appeared, while 14,029 (49.46%) were absent. Candidates who qualify the Mains exam will be shortlisted for the Interview round. The UPPSC will announce further updates, including the Mains exam dates and admit card release schedule, on its official website in due course.  CAQM wants to shift focus to polluting industries in non-NCR areas and has proposed measures to eliminate coal as a fuel in these industries. This includes preparing action plans and transitioning to cleaner fuel alternatives. The commission is also considering ban"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nSeven out of nine universities that the White House initially offered a “compact” granting preferential federal funding in exchange for aligning with President Donald Trump’s policy priorities have now declined to sign it. The University of Arizona became the latest institution to reject the proposal, joining Brown University, Dartmouth College, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) , the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Southern California, and the University of Virginia. The remaining two institutions, Vanderbilt University and the University of Texas at Austin, have not yet publicly declined. The Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education, sent to the nine universities on October 1, outlines 10 reform areas that institutions would need to comply with to access priority federal funding. The proposed measures include banning the consideration of race and sex in admissions, capping the proportion of international students, abolishing student groups that “punish or belittle conservative ideas,” and defining gender based strictly on “reproductive function and biological processes.” Suresh Garimella, the President of the University of Arizona, spoke to The Indian Express over email about the university’s decision, the meaning of academic freedom in 2025, and the landscape for international students, particularly from India. Q: What does ‘academic freedom’ mean to you in the present political climate? At the University of Arizona, we regard academic freedom as foundational to our mission. It protects the right to pursue knowledge and engage in civil debate, even on difficult subjects, while ensuring that learning and respectful dialogue can flourish. We do not allow intimidation, disruption, or vandalism that undermines speech or participation in campus life. Consistent with our Statement of Principles, the university does not take positions on political or social issues beyond those affecting our teaching, research, or operations. We als\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Seven out of nine universities that the White House initially offered a “compact” granting preferential federal funding in exchange for aligning with President Donald Trump’s policy priorities have now declined to sign it. The University of Arizona became the latest institution to reject the proposal, joining Brown University, Dartmouth College, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) , the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Southern California, and the University of Virginia. The remaining two institutions, Vanderbilt University and the University of Texas at Austin, have not yet publicly declined. The Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education, sent to the nine universities on October 1, outlines 10 reform areas that institutions would need to comply with to access priority federal funding. The proposed measures include banning the consideration of race and sex in admissions, capping the proportion of international students, abolishing student groups that “punish or belittle conservative ideas,” and defining gender based strictly on “reproductive function and biological processes.” Suresh Garimella, the President of the University of Arizona, spoke to The Indian Express over email about the university’s decision, the meaning of academic freedom in 2025, and the landscape for international students, particularly from India. Q: What does ‘academic freedom’ mean to you in the present political climate? At the University of Arizona, we regard academic freedom as foundational to our mission. It protects the right to pursue knowledge and engage in civil debate, even on difficult subjects, while ensuring that learning and respectful dialogue can flourish. We do not allow intimidation, disruption, or vandalism that undermines speech or participation in campus life. Consistent with our Statement of Principles, the university does not take positions on political or social issues beyond those affecting our teaching, research, or operations. We als"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIIT Roorkee has started its placement process for the 2025–26 academic year. According to an official statement, students and recruiters participated actively from the opening slot, marking the beginning of the institute’s annual recruitment cycle. The institute has collaborated with organisations across sectors, with roles concentrated in artificial intelligence, data analytics, semiconductor technology, sustainability and core engineering domains. The partnerships, according to the official statement, have been structured to reflect current industry requirements and student specialisations. At the close of the 1.1 slot on Day 1, IIT Roorkee recorded 8 international offers and 428 domestic offers. More offers are expected as the remaining Day 1 sessions progress. The institute noted that the early numbers indicate an improvement over the same period last year. Recruiters on campus Companies participating in this phase include Amazon, American Express, Bajaj Auto , BEL, BPCL, D. E. Shaw, Databricks, Flipkart, Google, HPCL, Mastercard, Meesho, Microsoft, NatWest Group, NVIDIA, Oracle, Qualcomm, SAP Labs, SLB Engineering & Software, Sprinklr, Squarepoint Capital, Texas Instruments and others. The institute expects the momentum to continue through subsequent slots, with more organisations scheduled to conduct processes over the next several days.  His surname carries a lot of heft in the hockey world, and at the FIH Junior World Cup in Chennai, Pere Amat is carrying the hopes of the Spanish Under-21 team as they look to clinch their first-ever title in the tournament’s history on Sunday. Pere, 21, comes from a family of hockey stars and moves on the pitch like he was born to play the sport. Only, in his case, it is not metaphorical.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IIT Roorkee has started its placement process for the 2025–26 academic year. According to an official statement, students and recruiters participated actively from the opening slot, marking the beginning of the institute’s annual recruitment cycle. The institute has collaborated with organisations across sectors, with roles concentrated in artificial intelligence, data analytics, semiconductor technology, sustainability and core engineering domains. The partnerships, according to the official statement, have been structured to reflect current industry requirements and student specialisations. At the close of the 1.1 slot on Day 1, IIT Roorkee recorded 8 international offers and 428 domestic offers. More offers are expected as the remaining Day 1 sessions progress. The institute noted that the early numbers indicate an improvement over the same period last year. Recruiters on campus Companies participating in this phase include Amazon, American Express, Bajaj Auto , BEL, BPCL, D. E. Shaw, Databricks, Flipkart, Google, HPCL, Mastercard, Meesho, Microsoft, NatWest Group, NVIDIA, Oracle, Qualcomm, SAP Labs, SLB Engineering & Software, Sprinklr, Squarepoint Capital, Texas Instruments and others. The institute expects the momentum to continue through subsequent slots, with more organisations scheduled to conduct processes over the next several days.  His surname carries a lot of heft in the hockey world, and at the FIH Junior World Cup in Chennai, Pere Amat is carrying the hopes of the Spanish Under-21 team as they look to clinch their first-ever title in the tournament’s history on Sunday. Pere, 21, comes from a family of hockey stars and moves on the pitch like he was born to play the sport. Only, in his case, it is not metaphorical."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nChina’s civil service exam saw a record 3.7 million candidates, showing how competition for government jobs is rising as the country faces high unemployment and an uncertain job market. The exam, which selects candidates for central government roles and their branches, saw roughly 98 applicants competing for every available post, according to official data. Authorities also disclosed that approximately 70 per cent of the vacancies are earmarked for fresh college graduates, according to a report of the China Internet Information Center. The sweeping changes this year stem from a major policy shift: the general age cap for aspirants has been raised from 35 to 38 years, while fresh graduates holding master’s or doctoral degrees can now sit for the exam up to age 43, a considerable increase from prior limits (which were 35 and 40, respectively). Beijing has framed the reforms as part of efforts to adjust to shifting demographic realities, including a shrinking working-age population and an increasing trend of prolonged education and delayed workforce entry. Analysts suggest the revised age limits also help counter pervasive “ageism” in the job market and harness the skills of slightly older or more experienced candidates for public service. Read | ‘We’ll engage with the government, but stay true to our mission’: University of Arizona president on rejecting Trump’s higher-ed compact But the surge in applicants and stiff competition also reflects broader socioeconomic pressures. Many in China, according to a Guardian report , appear to be turning away from unstable private-sector jobs in favour of government roles that still promise the much-coveted “iron-rice-bowl” of lifetime job security, even if pay is lower and growth slower. For context, the 2026 recruitment drive aims to fill about 38,100 civil-service posts across central government institutions and their subordinate agencies. In India, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts the Civil Services Examina\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " China’s civil service exam saw a record 3.7 million candidates, showing how competition for government jobs is rising as the country faces high unemployment and an uncertain job market. The exam, which selects candidates for central government roles and their branches, saw roughly 98 applicants competing for every available post, according to official data. Authorities also disclosed that approximately 70 per cent of the vacancies are earmarked for fresh college graduates, according to a report of the China Internet Information Center. The sweeping changes this year stem from a major policy shift: the general age cap for aspirants has been raised from 35 to 38 years, while fresh graduates holding master’s or doctoral degrees can now sit for the exam up to age 43, a considerable increase from prior limits (which were 35 and 40, respectively). Beijing has framed the reforms as part of efforts to adjust to shifting demographic realities, including a shrinking working-age population and an increasing trend of prolonged education and delayed workforce entry. Analysts suggest the revised age limits also help counter pervasive “ageism” in the job market and harness the skills of slightly older or more experienced candidates for public service. Read | ‘We’ll engage with the government, but stay true to our mission’: University of Arizona president on rejecting Trump’s higher-ed compact But the surge in applicants and stiff competition also reflects broader socioeconomic pressures. Many in China, according to a Guardian report , appear to be turning away from unstable private-sector jobs in favour of government roles that still promise the much-coveted “iron-rice-bowl” of lifetime job security, even if pay is lower and growth slower. For context, the 2026 recruitment drive aims to fill about 38,100 civil-service posts across central government institutions and their subordinate agencies. In India, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts the Civil Services Examina"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe application fees for the Common Admission Test (CAT) have risen by 31 per cent since 2021. On the opening day of the Winter Session of Parliament, Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi raised a question to the Ministry of Education regarding the steep hike in CAT application fees. Conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) , the exam serves as a gateway for students aspiring to pursue MBA programmes. IIM CAT Answer Key 2025 LIVE Updates Owaisi informed the Lok Sabha that, as compared to CAT 2024 , there has been an approximate increase of 5 per cent in the application fee of CAT 2025 . This year’s exam was conducted on November 30, in three slots and was hosted by IIM Kozhikode . CAT 2025 Exam Paper Analysis For CAT 2025, the application fee is Rs 2,600 for General and OBC candidates, and Rs 1,300 for SC, ST, and PwBD applicants. In comparison, the fee in 2021 was Rs 2,200 for General/OBC and Rs 1,100 for SC, ST, and PwBD categories. CAT 2025 Live Updates The Minister of State in the Ministry of Education, Dr Sukanta Majumdar, replied to Owaisi’s question that the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) are governed under the Indian Institutes of Management Act, 2017, and are empowered to determine, specify, and receive payments of fees and other charges. Also Read | India sees 26% surge in MBA applications as UK, Canada programmes report declines amid visa uncertainty “The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) are governed under the Indian Institutes of Management Act, 2017, as amended from time to time. Under the Act, the IIMs are empowered to determine, specify and receive payments of fees and other charges,” said MoS Dr Sukanta Majumdar. The Minister elaborated on how the application fees are used by the conducting IIM to successfully conduct the CAT exam. “The CAT application fee is decided every year to cover the administrative, logistical, and operational costs involved in conducting the exam in that year on a national scale,” he said, adding that th\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The application fees for the Common Admission Test (CAT) have risen by 31 per cent since 2021. On the opening day of the Winter Session of Parliament, Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi raised a question to the Ministry of Education regarding the steep hike in CAT application fees. Conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) , the exam serves as a gateway for students aspiring to pursue MBA programmes. IIM CAT Answer Key 2025 LIVE Updates Owaisi informed the Lok Sabha that, as compared to CAT 2024 , there has been an approximate increase of 5 per cent in the application fee of CAT 2025 . This year’s exam was conducted on November 30, in three slots and was hosted by IIM Kozhikode . CAT 2025 Exam Paper Analysis For CAT 2025, the application fee is Rs 2,600 for General and OBC candidates, and Rs 1,300 for SC, ST, and PwBD applicants. In comparison, the fee in 2021 was Rs 2,200 for General/OBC and Rs 1,100 for SC, ST, and PwBD categories. CAT 2025 Live Updates The Minister of State in the Ministry of Education, Dr Sukanta Majumdar, replied to Owaisi’s question that the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) are governed under the Indian Institutes of Management Act, 2017, and are empowered to determine, specify, and receive payments of fees and other charges. Also Read | India sees 26% surge in MBA applications as UK, Canada programmes report declines amid visa uncertainty “The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) are governed under the Indian Institutes of Management Act, 2017, as amended from time to time. Under the Act, the IIMs are empowered to determine, specify and receive payments of fees and other charges,” said MoS Dr Sukanta Majumdar. The Minister elaborated on how the application fees are used by the conducting IIM to successfully conduct the CAT exam. “The CAT application fee is decided every year to cover the administrative, logistical, and operational costs involved in conducting the exam in that year on a national scale,” he said, adding that th"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n Disclaimer: This content is sponsored and does not reflect the views or opinions of IE Online Media Services Pvt Ltd. No journalist is involved in creating sponsored material and it does not imply any endorsement whatsoever by the editorial team. IE Online Media Services takes no responsibility for the content that appears in sponsored articles and the consequences thereof, directly, indirectly or in any manner. Viewer discretion is advised.  The crisis at IndiGo, India's dominant airline, has caused disruptions in the aviation sector due to its 65% market share and concentrated routes. This monopoly has raised concerns about high market concentration, which is also seen in other industries in India, limiting consumer choice and posing risks for the economy.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Disclaimer: This content is sponsored and does not reflect the views or opinions of IE Online Media Services Pvt Ltd. No journalist is involved in creating sponsored material and it does not imply any endorsement whatsoever by the editorial team. IE Online Media Services takes no responsibility for the content that appears in sponsored articles and the consequences thereof, directly, indirectly or in any manner. Viewer discretion is advised.  The crisis at IndiGo, India's dominant airline, has caused disruptions in the aviation sector due to its 65% market share and concentrated routes. This monopoly has raised concerns about high market concentration, which is also seen in other industries in India, limiting consumer choice and posing risks for the economy."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NIT-K), Surathkal conducted its Ring Presentation Ceremony on 29 November 2025 at the institute campus. The event honoured graduates from the 2020 and 2021 batches, who had completed their programmes during the COVID-19 pandemic. A total of 1,731 students received their silver rings, either in person or through home delivery, according to an official statement. After sharp slump in 2023-24, IIT placements improve, still below 2021-22 mark The ceremony marked the formal recognition of 881 students from the 2020 batch and 850 from the 2021 batch. The 2020 cohort included 555 B.Tech, 247 M.Tech, 10 MBA, 10 MCA, 23 M.Sc. and 36 Ph.D. graduates, while the 2021 cohort comprised 475 B.Tech, 253 M.Tech, 17 MBA, 57 MCA, 12 M.Sc. and 36 Ph.D. graduates. Each student was presented with a silver ring engraved with the NI-K emblem and their year of graduation. The tradition, initiated over fifty years ago by Prof AS Adke, continues to be a distinctive feature of NIT -K and is viewed as a symbol of lasting connection between the institute and its alumni. At IIT Indore, these courses continue to dominate; check most opted BTech programmes The ceremony was attended by NIT-K alumnus Shri Madhusudhan Ekambaram, CEO and Co-founder of KreditBee, as Chief Guest. Shri Niranjan Mahabalappa, President of the NITK Alumni Association, participated as Guest of Honour. The event was presided over by Prof B Ravi, Director of NIT-K, and saw the presence of faculty, staff, and students, along with institute leadership including Prof Govinda Raj Mandela, Dean of Students Welfare, and Prof Prasanna Belur D, Dean of Alumni and Corporate Relations. Govt to fund 100 engineering colleges with Rs 1 crore for Quantum Research labs In his address, Madhusudhan Ekambaram spoke about his entrepreneurial journey, including the challenges of receiving repeated rejections—40 in total—while seeking funding for his fintech venture. He noted that self-belief and pers\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NIT-K), Surathkal conducted its Ring Presentation Ceremony on 29 November 2025 at the institute campus. The event honoured graduates from the 2020 and 2021 batches, who had completed their programmes during the COVID-19 pandemic. A total of 1,731 students received their silver rings, either in person or through home delivery, according to an official statement. After sharp slump in 2023-24, IIT placements improve, still below 2021-22 mark The ceremony marked the formal recognition of 881 students from the 2020 batch and 850 from the 2021 batch. The 2020 cohort included 555 B.Tech, 247 M.Tech, 10 MBA, 10 MCA, 23 M.Sc. and 36 Ph.D. graduates, while the 2021 cohort comprised 475 B.Tech, 253 M.Tech, 17 MBA, 57 MCA, 12 M.Sc. and 36 Ph.D. graduates. Each student was presented with a silver ring engraved with the NI-K emblem and their year of graduation. The tradition, initiated over fifty years ago by Prof AS Adke, continues to be a distinctive feature of NIT -K and is viewed as a symbol of lasting connection between the institute and its alumni. At IIT Indore, these courses continue to dominate; check most opted BTech programmes The ceremony was attended by NIT-K alumnus Shri Madhusudhan Ekambaram, CEO and Co-founder of KreditBee, as Chief Guest. Shri Niranjan Mahabalappa, President of the NITK Alumni Association, participated as Guest of Honour. The event was presided over by Prof B Ravi, Director of NIT-K, and saw the presence of faculty, staff, and students, along with institute leadership including Prof Govinda Raj Mandela, Dean of Students Welfare, and Prof Prasanna Belur D, Dean of Alumni and Corporate Relations. Govt to fund 100 engineering colleges with Rs 1 crore for Quantum Research labs In his address, Madhusudhan Ekambaram spoke about his entrepreneurial journey, including the challenges of receiving repeated rejections—40 in total—while seeking funding for his fintech venture. He noted that self-belief and pers"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nUPMSP Class 10th, 12th Exams 2026: The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has released the list of 7,448 designated exam centres for the UP Board Class 10 and 12 examinations in 2026 . Students who have registered for the UP Board annual examinations for 2026 can raise objections to the exam centre list until December 4. All objections will be reviewed by December 11, after which the final approved list will be published on the official website, upmsp.edu.in. The Uttar Pradesh Board has reduced the number of exam centres from 7,657 to 7,448 compared to last year. In the 2023–24 UP Board examinations, a total of 8,265 centres were allotted. #upboardpryj #BoardExams2026 pic.twitter.com/sgEAlFcfeA — Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (@upboardpryj) November 30, 2025  The district school inspector will review the objections received, address them promptly, and forward the updated list with the approval and recommendation of the District Centre Determination Committee. The final list will be published online on the board’s official website. Meanwhile, the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) had released a revised schedule for the 2026 Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations. The updated timetable includes changes to key subjects, mainly Hindi and Sanskrit, with modifications in both exam dates and timings. Candidates can check the revised schedule on the official X handle of the UP Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad . According to the revised notice, the UP Board Class 10 Hindi and Primary Hindi examinations will now be held on February 18, 2026 , in the morning shift from 8:30 am to 11:45 am. Similarly, the Class 12 Hindi and General Hindi papers are rescheduled for the same day but in the afternoon shift from 2:00 pm to 5:15 pm. The Class 12 Sanskrit paper, originally planned earlier in March, will now be conducted on March 12, 2026, during the same afternoon slot. Earlier, UPMSP had announced that the UP Board High School and Intermediate examinations for \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " UPMSP Class 10th, 12th Exams 2026: The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) has released the list of 7,448 designated exam centres for the UP Board Class 10 and 12 examinations in 2026 . Students who have registered for the UP Board annual examinations for 2026 can raise objections to the exam centre list until December 4. All objections will be reviewed by December 11, after which the final approved list will be published on the official website, upmsp.edu.in. The Uttar Pradesh Board has reduced the number of exam centres from 7,657 to 7,448 compared to last year. In the 2023–24 UP Board examinations, a total of 8,265 centres were allotted. #upboardpryj #BoardExams2026 pic.twitter.com/sgEAlFcfeA — Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (@upboardpryj) November 30, 2025  The district school inspector will review the objections received, address them promptly, and forward the updated list with the approval and recommendation of the District Centre Determination Committee. The final list will be published online on the board’s official website. Meanwhile, the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) had released a revised schedule for the 2026 Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations. The updated timetable includes changes to key subjects, mainly Hindi and Sanskrit, with modifications in both exam dates and timings. Candidates can check the revised schedule on the official X handle of the UP Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad . According to the revised notice, the UP Board Class 10 Hindi and Primary Hindi examinations will now be held on February 18, 2026 , in the morning shift from 8:30 am to 11:45 am. Similarly, the Class 12 Hindi and General Hindi papers are rescheduled for the same day but in the afternoon shift from 2:00 pm to 5:15 pm. The Class 12 Sanskrit paper, originally planned earlier in March, will now be conducted on March 12, 2026, during the same afternoon slot. Earlier, UPMSP had announced that the UP Board High School and Intermediate examinations for"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nNagaland Board Class 10th, 12th Exam Dates 2026: The Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has released the exam schedules for HSLC (Class 10), HSSLC (Class 12) and the Class 11 Promotion Examination for 2026 on its official website at nbsenl.edu.in . As per the notification, Nagaland Board Class 12 board exams will begin on February 12, 2026, while the Nagaland Board Class 10 exams will start on February 13, 2026. Students can check the subject-wise timetable for all three classes below. All NBSE board exams for HSLC and HSSLC will be conducted in the 9 am to 12 noon slot, while the Class 11 Promotion Examination will be held from 1 pm to 4 pm, except for vocational papers which follow shorter durations. Students are advised to reach their centres at least 30 minutes early and carry their admit cards and necessary materials.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Nagaland Board Class 10th, 12th Exam Dates 2026: The Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has released the exam schedules for HSLC (Class 10), HSSLC (Class 12) and the Class 11 Promotion Examination for 2026 on its official website at nbsenl.edu.in . As per the notification, Nagaland Board Class 12 board exams will begin on February 12, 2026, while the Nagaland Board Class 10 exams will start on February 13, 2026. Students can check the subject-wise timetable for all three classes below. All NBSE board exams for HSLC and HSSLC will be conducted in the 9 am to 12 noon slot, while the Class 11 Promotion Examination will be held from 1 pm to 4 pm, except for vocational papers which follow shorter durations. Students are advised to reach their centres at least 30 minutes early and carry their admit cards and necessary materials.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIIT Kharagpur’s placement cycle for the years 2023, 2024, and the ongoing 2025 drive comes at a time when the institute’s leadership is publicly pushing for a shift in how students view their future careers. Speaking to The Indian Express recently, Director Prof Suman Chakraborty underlined that IIT graduates must “transform their viewpoint from being job seekers to being job creators” , stressing that the institute wants its students to look beyond conventional recruitment cycles and align themselves with broader innovation-led opportunities. Against this backdrop, IIT Kharagpur’s placement trends for 2023 and 2024 and the eventual outlook for 2025 reflect strong recruiter turnout, rising offer volumes, and continued interest from global technology, analytics, semiconductor, finance, and product companies. According to official data cited by media reports, IIT Kharagpur has seen steady growth in total offers over these three years, with major multinational firms, high-paying tech employers, and core engineering companies maintaining a significant presence in the recruitment process. The ongoing 2025 Phase 1 placement, as per reports, also indicates sustained demand for BTech graduates across specialisations. The 2025 placement drive, which began on December 1, 2024, has already crossed 1,800 offers, according to official data reported in the media. This indicates a healthy start compared to previous cycles. The highest package during this phase has touched Rs 2.14 crore per annum, offered by a global technology firm, continuing the institute’s trend of receiving crore-plus offers almost every year. Across undergraduate programmes, around 1,085 students have already been placed in the initial weeks of the drive. While the final average and sector-wise breakdown for BTech is yet to be released, the BTech median salary is expected to align closely with the previous year’s Rs 19.76 lakh, based on the institute’s NIRF disclosures. Recruitment this year has been led by h\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IIT Kharagpur’s placement cycle for the years 2023, 2024, and the ongoing 2025 drive comes at a time when the institute’s leadership is publicly pushing for a shift in how students view their future careers. Speaking to The Indian Express recently, Director Prof Suman Chakraborty underlined that IIT graduates must “transform their viewpoint from being job seekers to being job creators” , stressing that the institute wants its students to look beyond conventional recruitment cycles and align themselves with broader innovation-led opportunities. Against this backdrop, IIT Kharagpur’s placement trends for 2023 and 2024 and the eventual outlook for 2025 reflect strong recruiter turnout, rising offer volumes, and continued interest from global technology, analytics, semiconductor, finance, and product companies. According to official data cited by media reports, IIT Kharagpur has seen steady growth in total offers over these three years, with major multinational firms, high-paying tech employers, and core engineering companies maintaining a significant presence in the recruitment process. The ongoing 2025 Phase 1 placement, as per reports, also indicates sustained demand for BTech graduates across specialisations. The 2025 placement drive, which began on December 1, 2024, has already crossed 1,800 offers, according to official data reported in the media. This indicates a healthy start compared to previous cycles. The highest package during this phase has touched Rs 2.14 crore per annum, offered by a global technology firm, continuing the institute’s trend of receiving crore-plus offers almost every year. Across undergraduate programmes, around 1,085 students have already been placed in the initial weeks of the drive. While the final average and sector-wise breakdown for BTech is yet to be released, the BTech median salary is expected to align closely with the previous year’s Rs 19.76 lakh, based on the institute’s NIRF disclosures. Recruitment this year has been led by h"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nSchool Holidays List in December 2025: The month of December marks a transition point in India’s seasonal and academic calendar. While the peak of the major pan-Indian festive season has typically passed, the month features significant regional events and celebrations across the country, including the Hornbill Festival in Nagaland, the Feast of St. Francis Xavier in Goa, the Rann Utsav in Gujarat, as well as Christmas and New Year festivities. Academically, December is an important time, often marking the season for term-end examinations in schools, and for senior classes, the beginning of pre-board exam season. With the winter season now setting in across many parts of the country, here is an overview of when schools, colleges, and other educational institutes typically observe their scheduled winter breaks and closures in the month of December. In Uttar Pradesh, schools are scheduled to remain shut from December 20 to December 31, forming the main winter break for students. This period typically provides around 10–12 days of vacation, covering both Christmas and New Year’s Eve. Similarly, in states such as Madhya Pradesh, many government, private, and centrally affiliated schools begin their winter or Christmas break from December 23 or 24, extending until December 31 or, in some cases, the first week of January. Christmas Eve on December 24 is not a universal holiday but is often observed in regions with Christian-majority populations or in schools that follow specific cultural calendars. This softer closure then leads into December 25, Christmas Day, which is a national holiday across all educational institutions in the country. Nagaland hosts the Hornbill Festival in the first week of December, drawing significant participation from schools through cultural showcases and educational visits. Goa marks the Feast of St. Francis Xavier in early December, a major religious observance that can lead to localised school holidays. In Gujarat, the Rann Utsav continues th\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " School Holidays List in December 2025: The month of December marks a transition point in India’s seasonal and academic calendar. While the peak of the major pan-Indian festive season has typically passed, the month features significant regional events and celebrations across the country, including the Hornbill Festival in Nagaland, the Feast of St. Francis Xavier in Goa, the Rann Utsav in Gujarat, as well as Christmas and New Year festivities. Academically, December is an important time, often marking the season for term-end examinations in schools, and for senior classes, the beginning of pre-board exam season. With the winter season now setting in across many parts of the country, here is an overview of when schools, colleges, and other educational institutes typically observe their scheduled winter breaks and closures in the month of December. In Uttar Pradesh, schools are scheduled to remain shut from December 20 to December 31, forming the main winter break for students. This period typically provides around 10–12 days of vacation, covering both Christmas and New Year’s Eve. Similarly, in states such as Madhya Pradesh, many government, private, and centrally affiliated schools begin their winter or Christmas break from December 23 or 24, extending until December 31 or, in some cases, the first week of January. Christmas Eve on December 24 is not a universal holiday but is often observed in regions with Christian-majority populations or in schools that follow specific cultural calendars. This softer closure then leads into December 25, Christmas Day, which is a national holiday across all educational institutions in the country. Nagaland hosts the Hornbill Festival in the first week of December, drawing significant participation from schools through cultural showcases and educational visits. Goa marks the Feast of St. Francis Xavier in early December, a major religious observance that can lead to localised school holidays. In Gujarat, the Rann Utsav continues th"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nMaharashtra Police Recruitment 2025: Maharashtra Police has rolled out a massive recruitment campaign under its 2025 recruitment drive, offering 15,631 vacancies across various posts. The drive opens doors for aspirants seeking a government career in law enforcement. Applicants can register and submit their forms through the official portals: mahapolice.gov.in and policerecruitment2025.mahait.org. Positions available include Police Constable, Police Constable Driver, Jail Constable, Police Constable (SRPF), and Police Constable Bandsman. Applications can be submitted online until 30 November 2025. The application started on October 29, with the last date to submit the online fee being December 3. –Age Limit: 18 to 28 years –Educational Qualification: Must have passed Class 12 from a recognised board –Nationality: Indian –Other Requirements: Candidates must meet the physical fitness standards laid down by the Maharashtra Police. Candidates are required to meet the prescribed eligibility criteria before completing the form. The recruitment process will comprise a Physical Efficiency/Standards Test (PET/PST), followed by a written examination, and for certain roles, a skill or driver test. –General/UR candidates: Rs 450 –Reserved categories: Rs 350 Step 1: Visit the official website and click on the online application policerecruitment2025.mahait.org Step 2: Register using a valid email ID and mobile number. Step 3: Log in with the generated registration ID and password to access the form. Step 4: Fill in personal, educational, and contact details carefully. Step 5: Upload a recent photograph, signature, and other required documents in the prescribed format. Step 6: Pay the application fee online and submit the form. Step 7:Take a printout of the submitted application for future reference.  The IPL 2026 Auction will see 350 players being auctioned in Abu Dhabi on December 16, with 1390 initially registering. The pool includes 240 Indian and 110 overseas recruits, with \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Maharashtra Police Recruitment 2025: Maharashtra Police has rolled out a massive recruitment campaign under its 2025 recruitment drive, offering 15,631 vacancies across various posts. The drive opens doors for aspirants seeking a government career in law enforcement. Applicants can register and submit their forms through the official portals: mahapolice.gov.in and policerecruitment2025.mahait.org. Positions available include Police Constable, Police Constable Driver, Jail Constable, Police Constable (SRPF), and Police Constable Bandsman. Applications can be submitted online until 30 November 2025. The application started on October 29, with the last date to submit the online fee being December 3. –Age Limit: 18 to 28 years –Educational Qualification: Must have passed Class 12 from a recognised board –Nationality: Indian –Other Requirements: Candidates must meet the physical fitness standards laid down by the Maharashtra Police. Candidates are required to meet the prescribed eligibility criteria before completing the form. The recruitment process will comprise a Physical Efficiency/Standards Test (PET/PST), followed by a written examination, and for certain roles, a skill or driver test. –General/UR candidates: Rs 450 –Reserved categories: Rs 350 Step 1: Visit the official website and click on the online application policerecruitment2025.mahait.org Step 2: Register using a valid email ID and mobile number. Step 3: Log in with the generated registration ID and password to access the form. Step 4: Fill in personal, educational, and contact details carefully. Step 5: Upload a recent photograph, signature, and other required documents in the prescribed format. Step 6: Pay the application fee online and submit the form. Step 7:Take a printout of the submitted application for future reference.  The IPL 2026 Auction will see 350 players being auctioned in Abu Dhabi on December 16, with 1390 initially registering. The pool includes 240 Indian and 110 overseas recruits, with"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nCAT 2025 Exam Paper Analysis: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kozhikode has wrapped up the Common Admission Test 2025. The test was held in three slots. Slot one commenced at 8:30 am and concluded at 10:30 am. Subsequently, slot two began at 12:30 pm and went on till 2:30 pm; slot three began at 3:30 pm and concluded at 5:30 pm. IIM CAT Answer Key 2025 LIVE Updates As reported by the conducting body, approximately 2.58 lakh candidates appeared for the exam out of 2.95 lakh registered, eligible candidates. The overall attendance was approximately 86 per cent. CAT 2025 Live Updates : Slot 1 vs. slot 2, which was more difficult? Initial student reactions from test centres suggest that the CAT 2025 Slot 1 paper that was “manageable but slightly more difficult” than last year’s Slot 1. This year’s test comprises 66 questions across Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Ability (QA). Also Read | CAT exam application fees rise 31% since 2021 As per the marking scheme, candidates will receive three marks for each correct answer, lose one mark for every incorrect answer, and face no penalty for questions not-attempted. According to Gautam Puri, Co-founder and MD of Career Launcher, CAT 2025 Slot 1 had a total of 68 questions to be attempted in 120 minutes, with the overall paper described as “quite tricky” and more difficult than last year. While VARC and QA were broadly at par with last year’s CAT, DILR saw a slight jump in difficulty. A comparative snapshot of the exam pattern was also shared by Ramnath Kanakadandi, Senior Course Director at T.I.M.E., who noted that there were no major pattern or question-type surprises this year, and the total number of questions remained the same as last year’s CAT. Section-wise breakup as analysed by Kanakadandi – According to Puri, the VARC section in Slot 1 was similar to last year’s CAT, containing 24 questions (4 TITA and 20 MCQs) to be done in 40 m\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " CAT 2025 Exam Paper Analysis: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kozhikode has wrapped up the Common Admission Test 2025. The test was held in three slots. Slot one commenced at 8:30 am and concluded at 10:30 am. Subsequently, slot two began at 12:30 pm and went on till 2:30 pm; slot three began at 3:30 pm and concluded at 5:30 pm. IIM CAT Answer Key 2025 LIVE Updates As reported by the conducting body, approximately 2.58 lakh candidates appeared for the exam out of 2.95 lakh registered, eligible candidates. The overall attendance was approximately 86 per cent. CAT 2025 Live Updates : Slot 1 vs. slot 2, which was more difficult? Initial student reactions from test centres suggest that the CAT 2025 Slot 1 paper that was “manageable but slightly more difficult” than last year’s Slot 1. This year’s test comprises 66 questions across Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Ability (QA). Also Read | CAT exam application fees rise 31% since 2021 As per the marking scheme, candidates will receive three marks for each correct answer, lose one mark for every incorrect answer, and face no penalty for questions not-attempted. According to Gautam Puri, Co-founder and MD of Career Launcher, CAT 2025 Slot 1 had a total of 68 questions to be attempted in 120 minutes, with the overall paper described as “quite tricky” and more difficult than last year. While VARC and QA were broadly at par with last year’s CAT, DILR saw a slight jump in difficulty. A comparative snapshot of the exam pattern was also shared by Ramnath Kanakadandi, Senior Course Director at T.I.M.E., who noted that there were no major pattern or question-type surprises this year, and the total number of questions remained the same as last year’s CAT. Section-wise breakup as analysed by Kanakadandi – According to Puri, the VARC section in Slot 1 was similar to last year’s CAT, containing 24 questions (4 TITA and 20 MCQs) to be done in 40 m"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nMeghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma announced the release of the second and final instalment of the Umbrella Post Matric Scholarship , amounting to ₹130 crore, for nearly 70,000 students for the 2024-25 academic year on Friday. The event took place at the district auditorium and was attended by Education Minister Lakhmen Rymbui, Commissioner and Secretary of Education Vijay Kumar Mantri, West Garo Hills Deputy Commissioner Vibhor Aggarwal, and Director of Higher and Technical Education Hazel D. B. Sangma. During his address, Sangma explained that the state government is releasing the full scholarship amount using its own resources, as it has not yet received funds from the central government. He emphasised that the decision to provide the funds in advance was made to alleviate difficulties faced by students. Previously, rules prevented the advance transfer of scholarships; however, the state has now established a mechanism with the central government to facilitate earlier disbursement. Once the Rs 130 crore is transferred to the Meghalaya Rural Bank, processing and account verification will take a few days before students receive their funds. He urged students to ensure their bank accounts are linked to Aadhaar. Sangma reiterated that education remains a top priority for the government. He announced that reforms to address long-standing issues faced by ad hoc and SSA teachers are nearing completion and could be implemented in the next financial year. The program also included participation from thousands of students virtually joining from 200 locations across the state. Sangma took this opportunity to outline the government’s long-term vision, which features youth-focused initiatives such as CM Elevate, YESS Meghalaya, PRIME, MGMP, STAR, and Hello Meghalaya. “Entrepreneurship and skilling of the youth is critical for the state’s growth story,” he said. He said the government had planned economic growth not just for the coming years but till 2047, with policies\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma announced the release of the second and final instalment of the Umbrella Post Matric Scholarship , amounting to ₹130 crore, for nearly 70,000 students for the 2024-25 academic year on Friday. The event took place at the district auditorium and was attended by Education Minister Lakhmen Rymbui, Commissioner and Secretary of Education Vijay Kumar Mantri, West Garo Hills Deputy Commissioner Vibhor Aggarwal, and Director of Higher and Technical Education Hazel D. B. Sangma. During his address, Sangma explained that the state government is releasing the full scholarship amount using its own resources, as it has not yet received funds from the central government. He emphasised that the decision to provide the funds in advance was made to alleviate difficulties faced by students. Previously, rules prevented the advance transfer of scholarships; however, the state has now established a mechanism with the central government to facilitate earlier disbursement. Once the Rs 130 crore is transferred to the Meghalaya Rural Bank, processing and account verification will take a few days before students receive their funds. He urged students to ensure their bank accounts are linked to Aadhaar. Sangma reiterated that education remains a top priority for the government. He announced that reforms to address long-standing issues faced by ad hoc and SSA teachers are nearing completion and could be implemented in the next financial year. The program also included participation from thousands of students virtually joining from 200 locations across the state. Sangma took this opportunity to outline the government’s long-term vision, which features youth-focused initiatives such as CM Elevate, YESS Meghalaya, PRIME, MGMP, STAR, and Hello Meghalaya. “Entrepreneurship and skilling of the youth is critical for the state’s growth story,” he said. He said the government had planned economic growth not just for the coming years but till 2047, with policies"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Assam Assembly on Saturday approved six education-related bills, even as opposition members staged a walkout. They alleged that ruling party legislators entered the House after the Speaker ordered the doors closed during voting on their proposed amendments. With no opposition present, the Assembly cleared four key bills: the Assam Non-governmental Educational Institutions (Regulation of Fees) (Amendment) Bill, 2025; the Assam Education (Provincialisation of Teachers and Re-organisation of Educational Institutions) (Amendment) Bill, 2025; the Assam Elementary and Secondary School Teachers (Regulation of Posting and Transfer) (Amendment) Bill, 2025; and the Assam Education (Provincialisation of Services of Non-teaching Staff of Venture Educational Institutions) (Amendment) Bill, 2025. In addition, two other bills—the Azim Premji University Bill, 2025, and the North Eastern Regional Institute of Management (NERIM) University Bill, 2025—both introduced by Education Minister Ranoj Pegu, were passed by voice vote on the final day of the Winter Session. After more than four hours of debate on the four bills introduced by Education Minister Ranoj Pegu, members of the Congress, CPI(M), and Independent MLA Akhil Gogoi expressed discontent that none of their proposed amendments had been accepted by the government. Leader of Opposition Debabrata Saikia of the Congress pressed for a vote on the amendments, a demand supported by CPI(M) legislator Manoranjan Talukdar and the Independent member. As Speaker Biswajit Daimary moved forward with the process of passing the bills, Saikia declared that the opposition would not withdraw its amendments. In response, Daimary ordered all doors of the House to be shut immediately, preventing any MLA from entering or leaving during the proceedings. However, the opposition benches alleged that about 10 ruling BJP legislators entered the House even after the Speaker’s order. The treasury benches, however, refuted the charge. As the Speaker ma\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Assam Assembly on Saturday approved six education-related bills, even as opposition members staged a walkout. They alleged that ruling party legislators entered the House after the Speaker ordered the doors closed during voting on their proposed amendments. With no opposition present, the Assembly cleared four key bills: the Assam Non-governmental Educational Institutions (Regulation of Fees) (Amendment) Bill, 2025; the Assam Education (Provincialisation of Teachers and Re-organisation of Educational Institutions) (Amendment) Bill, 2025; the Assam Elementary and Secondary School Teachers (Regulation of Posting and Transfer) (Amendment) Bill, 2025; and the Assam Education (Provincialisation of Services of Non-teaching Staff of Venture Educational Institutions) (Amendment) Bill, 2025. In addition, two other bills—the Azim Premji University Bill, 2025, and the North Eastern Regional Institute of Management (NERIM) University Bill, 2025—both introduced by Education Minister Ranoj Pegu, were passed by voice vote on the final day of the Winter Session. After more than four hours of debate on the four bills introduced by Education Minister Ranoj Pegu, members of the Congress, CPI(M), and Independent MLA Akhil Gogoi expressed discontent that none of their proposed amendments had been accepted by the government. Leader of Opposition Debabrata Saikia of the Congress pressed for a vote on the amendments, a demand supported by CPI(M) legislator Manoranjan Talukdar and the Independent member. As Speaker Biswajit Daimary moved forward with the process of passing the bills, Saikia declared that the opposition would not withdraw its amendments. In response, Daimary ordered all doors of the House to be shut immediately, preventing any MLA from entering or leaving during the proceedings. However, the opposition benches alleged that about 10 ruling BJP legislators entered the House even after the Speaker’s order. The treasury benches, however, refuted the charge. As the Speaker ma"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n— Aijaz Maqbool Thoker Growing up in Arampora Ichigam, a small village in the Budgam district of Jammu and Kashmir, about 20 km from Srinagar, my world was simple but full of curiosity. My early schooling happened in my hometown, where I developed a strong inclination toward science and problem-solving. My mother is a homemaker, my father runs a small business, and one of the most influential people in my life has been my uncle, a teacher who shaped my academic habits and discipline from a young age. From childhood, I was driven by one constant observation – the deplorable condition of road infrastructure in my region. I often wondered why the roads were so bad and how things could be improved. This curiosity gradually turned into a focused interest in civil engineering. Today, I am 24 years old and currently undertaking my PhD with the IIT Madras-Deakin Research Academy. I am in the Civil Engineering department at IIT Madras , in my second year of the Joint PhD programme, working on the topic – ‘An effective framework for the extraction and utilisation of recycled materials in road infrastructure’. I will soon be heading to Deakin University, Australia. After finishing my basic schooling in my village, I pursued a BTech in Civil Engineering at NIT Srinagar . I stayed active in projects, technical events and independent learning during my BTech years, but the real shift in my academic direction came when I joined IIT Madras for a research internship. That experience deepened my interest in research. I later returned to IIT Madras for my BTech project, which helped me clearly understand my strengths and long-term goals. The real push towards research came during my internship at IIT Madras under the guidance of Dr Bibhuti Bhushan Bhardwaj (then PhD scholar, now assistant professor) and my mentor Prof Surender Singh. Their support made me see research as a meaningful path to solving real problems. I applied to other IITs and received offers as well, but once I discove\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " — Aijaz Maqbool Thoker Growing up in Arampora Ichigam, a small village in the Budgam district of Jammu and Kashmir, about 20 km from Srinagar, my world was simple but full of curiosity. My early schooling happened in my hometown, where I developed a strong inclination toward science and problem-solving. My mother is a homemaker, my father runs a small business, and one of the most influential people in my life has been my uncle, a teacher who shaped my academic habits and discipline from a young age. From childhood, I was driven by one constant observation – the deplorable condition of road infrastructure in my region. I often wondered why the roads were so bad and how things could be improved. This curiosity gradually turned into a focused interest in civil engineering. Today, I am 24 years old and currently undertaking my PhD with the IIT Madras-Deakin Research Academy. I am in the Civil Engineering department at IIT Madras , in my second year of the Joint PhD programme, working on the topic – ‘An effective framework for the extraction and utilisation of recycled materials in road infrastructure’. I will soon be heading to Deakin University, Australia. After finishing my basic schooling in my village, I pursued a BTech in Civil Engineering at NIT Srinagar . I stayed active in projects, technical events and independent learning during my BTech years, but the real shift in my academic direction came when I joined IIT Madras for a research internship. That experience deepened my interest in research. I later returned to IIT Madras for my BTech project, which helped me clearly understand my strengths and long-term goals. The real push towards research came during my internship at IIT Madras under the guidance of Dr Bibhuti Bhushan Bhardwaj (then PhD scholar, now assistant professor) and my mentor Prof Surender Singh. Their support made me see research as a meaningful path to solving real problems. I applied to other IITs and received offers as well, but once I discove"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nCAT 2025 Exam Live Highlights: The Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode ( IIM Kozhikode ) conducted the Common Admission Test (CAT 2025) on Sunday, November 30, 2025. The test was held in three slots. Slot one commenced at 8:30 am and concluded at 10:30 am. Subsequently, slot two began at 12:30 pm and went on till 2:30 pm; slot three began at 3:30 pm and concluded at 5:30 pm. CAT 2025 Exam Analysis As reported by the conducting body, approximately 2.58 lakh candidates appeared for the exam out of 2.95 lakh registered, eligible candidates. The overall attendance was approximately 86 per cent. The results are tentatively expected in the first week of January 2026. This year, the examination will be conducted across approximately 170 cities, and candidates have the opportunity to choose up to five preferred cities while selecting their test centres. CAT 2025 serves as an entrance gateway for admission to postgraduate as well as fellow/doctoral programmes offered by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and other participating institutions. CAT 2025: Do’s and don’ts for the exam day For more updates on CAT 2025, check the IE Education portal . The CAT 2025 exam will be held in three sessions across designated centres nationwide. The two-hour test will be evaluating candidates across Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Ability (QA). About 2.95 lakh candidates have registered for CAT 2025 . Across Slot 1, Slot 2, and Slot 3, CAT 2025 maintained a moderately difficult profile, slightly tougher than CAT 2024. VARC remained relatively consistent and accessible, but DILR and QA stood out as the most challenging sections. Preliminary calculations indicate that scoring 25–27 net correct in Slot 3 may place a candidate around the 99 percentile mark. The QA section in Slot 3 was widely regarded as the most challenging across all three slots of CAT 2025. With 22 questions and a heavier focus o\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " CAT 2025 Exam Live Highlights: The Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode ( IIM Kozhikode ) conducted the Common Admission Test (CAT 2025) on Sunday, November 30, 2025. The test was held in three slots. Slot one commenced at 8:30 am and concluded at 10:30 am. Subsequently, slot two began at 12:30 pm and went on till 2:30 pm; slot three began at 3:30 pm and concluded at 5:30 pm. CAT 2025 Exam Analysis As reported by the conducting body, approximately 2.58 lakh candidates appeared for the exam out of 2.95 lakh registered, eligible candidates. The overall attendance was approximately 86 per cent. The results are tentatively expected in the first week of January 2026. This year, the examination will be conducted across approximately 170 cities, and candidates have the opportunity to choose up to five preferred cities while selecting their test centres. CAT 2025 serves as an entrance gateway for admission to postgraduate as well as fellow/doctoral programmes offered by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and other participating institutions. CAT 2025: Do’s and don’ts for the exam day For more updates on CAT 2025, check the IE Education portal . The CAT 2025 exam will be held in three sessions across designated centres nationwide. The two-hour test will be evaluating candidates across Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Ability (QA). About 2.95 lakh candidates have registered for CAT 2025 . Across Slot 1, Slot 2, and Slot 3, CAT 2025 maintained a moderately difficult profile, slightly tougher than CAT 2024. VARC remained relatively consistent and accessible, but DILR and QA stood out as the most challenging sections. Preliminary calculations indicate that scoring 25–27 net correct in Slot 3 may place a candidate around the 99 percentile mark. The QA section in Slot 3 was widely regarded as the most challenging across all three slots of CAT 2025. With 22 questions and a heavier focus o"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n The Bihar School Examination Board ( BSEB ) on Saturday released the detailed annual exam calendar for 2026, covering schedules for the Intermediate (Class 12), Matric (Class 10), DElEd, Vocational courses and various departmental examinations. The calendar also specifies exam dates, application periods, dummy card and admit card release timelines, as well as result declaration windows. According to the BSEB Class 10 datesheet , the Madhyamik (Matric) Annual Examination 2026, which will begin on February 17 and continue till February 25. The calendar also lists vocational and skill-based subjects for Class 10 students. The first shift will be held from 9:30 am to 12:45 pm (with 15 15-minute cool-off time), while the second shift will run from 2 pm to 5:15 pm. T he Class 10 practical and internal assessments will be conducted in January 2026, ahead of the theory papers. The Intermediate Annual Examination 2026 will be conducted from February 2 to February 13, 2026, in two shifts. The practical examinations for BSEB Class 12 students will also be conducted in January 2026. The detailed subject-wise timetable for both streams — Science, Commerce, and Arts — will be uploaded on the official website of the Bihar Board . Students are advised to download the official datesheet once it is made available on the board’s website. The timetable will include subject codes, examination timings, and other important instructions. Schools are expected to share the final timetable and guidelines with students as soon as they receive official communication from the board. Candidates are also advised to keep checking the Bihar Board’s official website regularly for updates or any possible changes in the exam schedule.   The BSEB Class 12 exams last year were held from February 1 to February 15 at 1,677 centres across Bihar.  Last year, 12,92,313 students appeared for the BSEB Class 12 exams , which were conducted at 1,677 centres across Bihar. Among them, 6,41,847 were girls and 6,50,\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Bihar School Examination Board ( BSEB ) on Saturday released the detailed annual exam calendar for 2026, covering schedules for the Intermediate (Class 12), Matric (Class 10), DElEd, Vocational courses and various departmental examinations. The calendar also specifies exam dates, application periods, dummy card and admit card release timelines, as well as result declaration windows. According to the BSEB Class 10 datesheet , the Madhyamik (Matric) Annual Examination 2026, which will begin on February 17 and continue till February 25. The calendar also lists vocational and skill-based subjects for Class 10 students. The first shift will be held from 9:30 am to 12:45 pm (with 15 15-minute cool-off time), while the second shift will run from 2 pm to 5:15 pm. T he Class 10 practical and internal assessments will be conducted in January 2026, ahead of the theory papers. The Intermediate Annual Examination 2026 will be conducted from February 2 to February 13, 2026, in two shifts. The practical examinations for BSEB Class 12 students will also be conducted in January 2026. The detailed subject-wise timetable for both streams — Science, Commerce, and Arts — will be uploaded on the official website of the Bihar Board . Students are advised to download the official datesheet once it is made available on the board’s website. The timetable will include subject codes, examination timings, and other important instructions. Schools are expected to share the final timetable and guidelines with students as soon as they receive official communication from the board. Candidates are also advised to keep checking the Bihar Board’s official website regularly for updates or any possible changes in the exam schedule.   The BSEB Class 12 exams last year were held from February 1 to February 15 at 1,677 centres across Bihar.  Last year, 12,92,313 students appeared for the BSEB Class 12 exams , which were conducted at 1,677 centres across Bihar. Among them, 6,41,847 were girls and 6,50,"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nPuducherry Home and Education Minister A Namassivayam announced a holiday for all schools and colleges, including private institutions, in the four regions of Puducherry, Karaikal, Mahe, and Yanam on Saturday. The decision was taken in view of the heavy rainfall expected under cyclone Ditwah’s influence. The name ‘Ditwah’, meaning a lagoon, was suggested by Yemen and is likely derived from Detwah Lagoon on the northwest coast of Socotra. Meanwhile, the Pondicherry Central University has announced that all exams scheduled to be held on Saturday have been postponed and a holiday has been declared for all classes at the university because of Cyclone Ditwah which is heading towards the union territory coast. A release from the Registrar of the University on Friday night said that the postponement of examinations and also cancellation of classes were due to a communication received from the Coast Guard about the cyclone and the heavy rains. A revised date of the examinations would be announced in course of time, the release said. Puducherry Lt Governor K Kailashnathan on Friday held an emergency meeting with officials, directing them to take all precautionary measures ahead of heavy rains in the union territory under the influence of cyclone Ditwah. A release from Raj Nivas said the IMD has issued a ‘red alert’ for Puducherry, forecasting intense rainfall on November 29 and 30 due to the cyclone in the Bay of Bengal. A ‘red alert’ indicates heavy-to-extremely heavy rain of over 20 cm in 24 hours. The cyclone is located about 300 km south-southeast of Karaikal, 410 km south-southeast of Puducherry and 510 km south-southeast of Chennai , the bulletin from the India Meteorological Department said. Kailashnathan reviewed the measures already taken by departments, including Revenue and Disaster Management, to tackle the expected impact. He instructed officials from disaster management-related departments to implement preventive measures. Officials informed him that personnel \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Puducherry Home and Education Minister A Namassivayam announced a holiday for all schools and colleges, including private institutions, in the four regions of Puducherry, Karaikal, Mahe, and Yanam on Saturday. The decision was taken in view of the heavy rainfall expected under cyclone Ditwah’s influence. The name ‘Ditwah’, meaning a lagoon, was suggested by Yemen and is likely derived from Detwah Lagoon on the northwest coast of Socotra. Meanwhile, the Pondicherry Central University has announced that all exams scheduled to be held on Saturday have been postponed and a holiday has been declared for all classes at the university because of Cyclone Ditwah which is heading towards the union territory coast. A release from the Registrar of the University on Friday night said that the postponement of examinations and also cancellation of classes were due to a communication received from the Coast Guard about the cyclone and the heavy rains. A revised date of the examinations would be announced in course of time, the release said. Puducherry Lt Governor K Kailashnathan on Friday held an emergency meeting with officials, directing them to take all precautionary measures ahead of heavy rains in the union territory under the influence of cyclone Ditwah. A release from Raj Nivas said the IMD has issued a ‘red alert’ for Puducherry, forecasting intense rainfall on November 29 and 30 due to the cyclone in the Bay of Bengal. A ‘red alert’ indicates heavy-to-extremely heavy rain of over 20 cm in 24 hours. The cyclone is located about 300 km south-southeast of Karaikal, 410 km south-southeast of Puducherry and 510 km south-southeast of Chennai , the bulletin from the India Meteorological Department said. Kailashnathan reviewed the measures already taken by departments, including Revenue and Disaster Management, to tackle the expected impact. He instructed officials from disaster management-related departments to implement preventive measures. Officials informed him that personnel"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA new strategic partnership between one of the UK’s largest student organisations and an international education sector agency announced in London on Friday is expected to lead to improved outcomes for Indian students as a result of fairer recruitment practices. The National Indian Students and Alumni Union (NISAU) UK said its tie-up with International Consultants for Education and Fairs (ICEF) will strengthen transparency, raise standards and ensure accurate and responsible guidance from first point of enquiry through to graduation and enhance the overall international student experience overseas. More than a million Indian students typically choose to study abroad , with the majority relying on education agents for advice. “International students deserve clarity, transparency, and support they can trust,” said ICEF CEO Markus Badde. “By joining forces with NISAU, we are combining ICEF’s global experience with a strong student voice to raise standards across borders,” he said. Read More | 80% leave UK amid tightening immigration rules, Indian students form biggest group: Govt data The partnership will initially focus on three key areas: promotion of ethical and transparent recruitment practices in the India-UK space; development of shared standards and guidance to support students and institutions; and production of joint insights that inform policy and sector best practice. “ICEF’s long-standing commitment to quality will help ensure that students receive the right support at the right time. This partnership puts students at the centre of recruitment practice,” said Sanam Arora, NISAU UK Founder and Chair. The need for trusted information, clear quality benchmarks and genuine protection for international students is seen as crucial at a time when policy frameworks are constantly shifting across major higher education destinations, such as the UK. Both organisations hope their new collaboration will prove an important step toward a more transparent and student-focu\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A new strategic partnership between one of the UK’s largest student organisations and an international education sector agency announced in London on Friday is expected to lead to improved outcomes for Indian students as a result of fairer recruitment practices. The National Indian Students and Alumni Union (NISAU) UK said its tie-up with International Consultants for Education and Fairs (ICEF) will strengthen transparency, raise standards and ensure accurate and responsible guidance from first point of enquiry through to graduation and enhance the overall international student experience overseas. More than a million Indian students typically choose to study abroad , with the majority relying on education agents for advice. “International students deserve clarity, transparency, and support they can trust,” said ICEF CEO Markus Badde. “By joining forces with NISAU, we are combining ICEF’s global experience with a strong student voice to raise standards across borders,” he said. Read More | 80% leave UK amid tightening immigration rules, Indian students form biggest group: Govt data The partnership will initially focus on three key areas: promotion of ethical and transparent recruitment practices in the India-UK space; development of shared standards and guidance to support students and institutions; and production of joint insights that inform policy and sector best practice. “ICEF’s long-standing commitment to quality will help ensure that students receive the right support at the right time. This partnership puts students at the centre of recruitment practice,” said Sanam Arora, NISAU UK Founder and Chair. The need for trusted information, clear quality benchmarks and genuine protection for international students is seen as crucial at a time when policy frameworks are constantly shifting across major higher education destinations, such as the UK. Both organisations hope their new collaboration will prove an important step toward a more transparent and student-focu"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n– Dr Saurabh Kumar As the date for the JEE Main 2026 approaches fast, many aspirants find themselves in a particularly intense phase of preparation. This is the time when most students are juggling multiple demands—revision, full-length syllabus coverage, coaching classes, test series, and the pressure to meet their own expectations. As the exam inches closer, it is natural to experience stress and a sense of urgency to perform well. Amidst all this, aspirants often look for methods that can make their preparation more effective, structured, and result-oriented. Among all the activities that make up the preparation cycle – from reading coaching notes, watching lectures, solving modules, and developing personalised study strategies – one of the most powerful tools available to every student is the Mock Test. But simply taking a mock test is not enough. The real value lies in taking each mock seriously, approaching it with exam-like discipline, analysing the results with patience and depth, and learning something meaningful from every attempt. Read More | How to balance JEE Main 2026 & Class 12th board exam preparation When mock tests are used thoughtfully and consistently, they help in developing a mental discipline, sharpening cognitive ability, improving precision, and building the confidence needed to face the actual JEE Main exam . They also play a major role in helping students understand their strengths and weaknesses while improving their test-taking skills. Before taking mock tests regularly, the first and most important step is to ensure that you choose the right mock tests. Not all mock tests available online or offline are equally useful, and selecting the wrong ones can result in either overconfidence or unnecessary fear. To identify which mock series is right for you, you must check whether the test pattern aligns with the latest JEE Main structure – the difficulty level, types of questions asked, marking scheme, and balance of topics. Some of the most r\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " – Dr Saurabh Kumar As the date for the JEE Main 2026 approaches fast, many aspirants find themselves in a particularly intense phase of preparation. This is the time when most students are juggling multiple demands—revision, full-length syllabus coverage, coaching classes, test series, and the pressure to meet their own expectations. As the exam inches closer, it is natural to experience stress and a sense of urgency to perform well. Amidst all this, aspirants often look for methods that can make their preparation more effective, structured, and result-oriented. Among all the activities that make up the preparation cycle – from reading coaching notes, watching lectures, solving modules, and developing personalised study strategies – one of the most powerful tools available to every student is the Mock Test. But simply taking a mock test is not enough. The real value lies in taking each mock seriously, approaching it with exam-like discipline, analysing the results with patience and depth, and learning something meaningful from every attempt. Read More | How to balance JEE Main 2026 & Class 12th board exam preparation When mock tests are used thoughtfully and consistently, they help in developing a mental discipline, sharpening cognitive ability, improving precision, and building the confidence needed to face the actual JEE Main exam . They also play a major role in helping students understand their strengths and weaknesses while improving their test-taking skills. Before taking mock tests regularly, the first and most important step is to ensure that you choose the right mock tests. Not all mock tests available online or offline are equally useful, and selecting the wrong ones can result in either overconfidence or unnecessary fear. To identify which mock series is right for you, you must check whether the test pattern aligns with the latest JEE Main structure – the difficulty level, types of questions asked, marking scheme, and balance of topics. Some of the most r"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIIM CAT Exam 2025: The Common Admission Test ( CAT ) 2025 is being today. The two-hour CAT 2025 exam will be held in three sessions. The first session of CAT 2025 will be held between 8.30 am and 10.30 am, the second session will start at 12.30 pm and continue till 2.30 pm, while the last and third sessions will be conducted between 4:30 pm and 6:30 pm. CAT 2025 Exam Live Updates The CAT 2025 conducting institute, IIM Kozhikode , has already released the admit card at iimcat.ac.in. The CAT 2025 hall tickets mention details of the candidates including the names, application numbers, date and day of the test, CAT exam time and session of the exam, reporting time and entry time, gate closing time. CAT exam centre details and exam day guidelines are also mentioned on the CAT 2025 admit card. Read More | How IIM-CAT toppers spent the last 2 days before the exam – CAT 2025 hall ticket printed on A4-sized paper – An original ID proof like Aadhaar card , PAN card or the Indian passport – Scribe affidavit, if applicable – Mobile phones – Bluetooth devices – Electronic devices – Watches – Jewellery containing metal or any other metal item – Shoes and footwear with thick soles – Garments with large buttons – Candidates will be required to verify and carry their original ID proof and the printed CAT 2025 admit card – A recent photograph will have to be affixed on the CAT hall ticket 2025. The photograph pasted on the admit card should be the same as that uploaded at the CAT 2025 application form. – Candidates will be required to drop the CAT admit card at the drop box provided after the end of the exam. – Candidates will be provided with one pen and one scribble pad. These will also have to be deposited after the exam ends. – Candidates cannot use the keyboard at any point in time while appearing for the CAT 2025 online. They will only have to use the mouse. Using the keyboard while taking the CAT 2025 test online will lock the computer system. – Candidates will not be allowed \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IIM CAT Exam 2025: The Common Admission Test ( CAT ) 2025 is being today. The two-hour CAT 2025 exam will be held in three sessions. The first session of CAT 2025 will be held between 8.30 am and 10.30 am, the second session will start at 12.30 pm and continue till 2.30 pm, while the last and third sessions will be conducted between 4:30 pm and 6:30 pm. CAT 2025 Exam Live Updates The CAT 2025 conducting institute, IIM Kozhikode , has already released the admit card at iimcat.ac.in. The CAT 2025 hall tickets mention details of the candidates including the names, application numbers, date and day of the test, CAT exam time and session of the exam, reporting time and entry time, gate closing time. CAT exam centre details and exam day guidelines are also mentioned on the CAT 2025 admit card. Read More | How IIM-CAT toppers spent the last 2 days before the exam – CAT 2025 hall ticket printed on A4-sized paper – An original ID proof like Aadhaar card , PAN card or the Indian passport – Scribe affidavit, if applicable – Mobile phones – Bluetooth devices – Electronic devices – Watches – Jewellery containing metal or any other metal item – Shoes and footwear with thick soles – Garments with large buttons – Candidates will be required to verify and carry their original ID proof and the printed CAT 2025 admit card – A recent photograph will have to be affixed on the CAT hall ticket 2025. The photograph pasted on the admit card should be the same as that uploaded at the CAT 2025 application form. – Candidates will be required to drop the CAT admit card at the drop box provided after the end of the exam. – Candidates will be provided with one pen and one scribble pad. These will also have to be deposited after the exam ends. – Candidates cannot use the keyboard at any point in time while appearing for the CAT 2025 online. They will only have to use the mouse. Using the keyboard while taking the CAT 2025 test online will lock the computer system. – Candidates will not be allowed"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Indian School of Business ( ISB ) has released the summer internship reports for the inaugural 2025–27 cohort of its Post Graduate Programme in Management for Young Leaders (PGP YL). The cohort has an average work experience of 11 months. According to the official statement, students received more than 175 internship offers from 38 companies across multiple sectors. The average stipend stood at Rs 3.2 lakh, while the highest stipend offered was Rs 7.3 lakh. Consulting firms accounted for the largest share of internship opportunities, contributing 47% of total offers. Accenture made 37 offers, making it the top recruiter. McKinsey & Company, Bain & Company, and Boston Consulting Group together extended 19 offers. EY-Parthenon, PwC, and Deloitte USI also participated, offering roles in areas such as strategy, analytics, and business transformation. Assignments in finance, investment advisory, and private equity made up 19% of the internship pool. Organisations participating included Jefferies, Mastercard, Barclays, Sorin Investments, DSP Asset Managers, JM Financial, Motilal Oswal, and Axis Bank. FMCG companies constituted 11% of total offers. HUL, ITC, Colgate-Palmolive, Dabur, and Castrol hired for roles primarily in brand management and marketing strategy, according to the school. Also Read| IIM-Ahmedabad Summer Placements 2026 Technology firms accounted for 10% of internships. Companies such as Amazon, Media.net, Practo, and Ola offered product management roles. Conglomerates made up 7% of the internships, with participation from the Aditya Birla Group, Hinduja Group, Adani Enterprises , and Jindal. These firms offered roles in business operations, transformation, and strategy. Also Read| IIM-Calcutta achieves 100% summer internship placements, highest stipend at Rs 6 lakh The remaining 6% of offers came from organisations including Hero MotoCorp, Country Delight, the William J Clinton Foundation, and Oyo Rooms. These roles spanned operations, strategy, and em\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Indian School of Business ( ISB ) has released the summer internship reports for the inaugural 2025–27 cohort of its Post Graduate Programme in Management for Young Leaders (PGP YL). The cohort has an average work experience of 11 months. According to the official statement, students received more than 175 internship offers from 38 companies across multiple sectors. The average stipend stood at Rs 3.2 lakh, while the highest stipend offered was Rs 7.3 lakh. Consulting firms accounted for the largest share of internship opportunities, contributing 47% of total offers. Accenture made 37 offers, making it the top recruiter. McKinsey & Company, Bain & Company, and Boston Consulting Group together extended 19 offers. EY-Parthenon, PwC, and Deloitte USI also participated, offering roles in areas such as strategy, analytics, and business transformation. Assignments in finance, investment advisory, and private equity made up 19% of the internship pool. Organisations participating included Jefferies, Mastercard, Barclays, Sorin Investments, DSP Asset Managers, JM Financial, Motilal Oswal, and Axis Bank. FMCG companies constituted 11% of total offers. HUL, ITC, Colgate-Palmolive, Dabur, and Castrol hired for roles primarily in brand management and marketing strategy, according to the school. Also Read| IIM-Ahmedabad Summer Placements 2026 Technology firms accounted for 10% of internships. Companies such as Amazon, Media.net, Practo, and Ola offered product management roles. Conglomerates made up 7% of the internships, with participation from the Aditya Birla Group, Hinduja Group, Adani Enterprises , and Jindal. These firms offered roles in business operations, transformation, and strategy. Also Read| IIM-Calcutta achieves 100% summer internship placements, highest stipend at Rs 6 lakh The remaining 6% of offers came from organisations including Hero MotoCorp, Country Delight, the William J Clinton Foundation, and Oyo Rooms. These roles spanned operations, strategy, and em"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Mumbai has launched a Post Graduate Diploma in Public Policy Management (PGDPPM) programme, developed in partnership with the Department of Personnel & Training (DoPT), Government of India. The programme is being offered in collaboration with Talentsprint, part of Accenture, which supports the digital learning and delivery framework. According to a statement from the institute, the initiative is structured as a one-year, 45-credit diploma intended for mid-career professionals working across government, corporate, and social sectors. The curriculum includes components on public policy, sustainability, technology, strategy, and leadership. It integrates simulations, applied projects, and peer learning to enable participants to analyse policy issues and administrative challenges. IIM Mumbai has positioned the programme to admit both DoPT-sponsored officers and external candidates, aligning with its collaboration with the Government of India. The institute noted that this approach aims to build a diverse cohort that facilitates multidisciplinary exchange and strengthens classroom discussions. Applications are now open for the batch commencing February 2026. Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree with at least 50 per cent marks or an equivalent CGPA, along with a minimum of five years of work experience. Admission will be based on the IIM Mumbai Admission Test (IMAT) or a valid CAT, GMAT, or GRE score obtained within the past five years, followed by a personal interview. The last date to apply is 20 December 2025. The partnership with DoPT aligns with the institute’s involvement in capacity-building initiatives for government departments and public sector professionals. According to an official statement, the PGDPPM is part of a broader effort to strengthen management and policy education tailored to administrative and governance roles in India.  The crisis at IndiGo, India's dominant airline, has caused disruptions in the aviat\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Mumbai has launched a Post Graduate Diploma in Public Policy Management (PGDPPM) programme, developed in partnership with the Department of Personnel & Training (DoPT), Government of India. The programme is being offered in collaboration with Talentsprint, part of Accenture, which supports the digital learning and delivery framework. According to a statement from the institute, the initiative is structured as a one-year, 45-credit diploma intended for mid-career professionals working across government, corporate, and social sectors. The curriculum includes components on public policy, sustainability, technology, strategy, and leadership. It integrates simulations, applied projects, and peer learning to enable participants to analyse policy issues and administrative challenges. IIM Mumbai has positioned the programme to admit both DoPT-sponsored officers and external candidates, aligning with its collaboration with the Government of India. The institute noted that this approach aims to build a diverse cohort that facilitates multidisciplinary exchange and strengthens classroom discussions. Applications are now open for the batch commencing February 2026. Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree with at least 50 per cent marks or an equivalent CGPA, along with a minimum of five years of work experience. Admission will be based on the IIM Mumbai Admission Test (IMAT) or a valid CAT, GMAT, or GRE score obtained within the past five years, followed by a personal interview. The last date to apply is 20 December 2025. The partnership with DoPT aligns with the institute’s involvement in capacity-building initiatives for government departments and public sector professionals. According to an official statement, the PGDPPM is part of a broader effort to strengthen management and policy education tailored to administrative and governance roles in India.  The crisis at IndiGo, India's dominant airline, has caused disruptions in the aviat"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe University of Worcester is accepting applications for its January 2026 postgraduate intake. The available courses include MBA, MSc International Business Management, MSc Project Management, MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management, MSc Human Resource Management, and MA Education, each designed with a 12-month professional placement. To support aspiring Indian students, the University of Worcester is offering merit-based scholarships of up to £3,000, along with a £500 early payment discount for those who pay their fees in full by 31 January 2026. Applications for the January 2026 intake close at the end of November 2025, with a deposit deadline of 1 December 2025. For the application, international students of different nationalities or those living outside the UK must provide valid identification when applying. Acceptable documents include a passport, national identity card, biometric residence card, or biometric residence permit. Also Read | University of Sheffield offers International PG Scholarships for September 2026 intake “At Worcester, our goal is to prepare graduates who can think critically and work globally,” said Nick Slade, Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor (International and External Affairs) at the University of Worcester. For details on the January 2026 intake, scholarships, and postgraduate programmes, visit worc.ac.uk. “Indian students are an essential part of that vision. Their presence enriches our academic community and strengthens the long-standing educational partnership between India and the UK. Through a balance of academic rigour and hands-on experience, we aim to help students build meaningful and successful global careers.” Students do have options for a master’s loan with course fees and living costs. Funding for postgraduate loans is different if, student normally lives in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. Students from these places can visit the website and know more. For this, study abroad aspirants need to apply within 9 months of th\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The University of Worcester is accepting applications for its January 2026 postgraduate intake. The available courses include MBA, MSc International Business Management, MSc Project Management, MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management, MSc Human Resource Management, and MA Education, each designed with a 12-month professional placement. To support aspiring Indian students, the University of Worcester is offering merit-based scholarships of up to £3,000, along with a £500 early payment discount for those who pay their fees in full by 31 January 2026. Applications for the January 2026 intake close at the end of November 2025, with a deposit deadline of 1 December 2025. For the application, international students of different nationalities or those living outside the UK must provide valid identification when applying. Acceptable documents include a passport, national identity card, biometric residence card, or biometric residence permit. Also Read | University of Sheffield offers International PG Scholarships for September 2026 intake “At Worcester, our goal is to prepare graduates who can think critically and work globally,” said Nick Slade, Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor (International and External Affairs) at the University of Worcester. For details on the January 2026 intake, scholarships, and postgraduate programmes, visit worc.ac.uk. “Indian students are an essential part of that vision. Their presence enriches our academic community and strengthens the long-standing educational partnership between India and the UK. Through a balance of academic rigour and hands-on experience, we aim to help students build meaningful and successful global careers.” Students do have options for a master’s loan with course fees and living costs. Funding for postgraduate loans is different if, student normally lives in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. Students from these places can visit the website and know more. For this, study abroad aspirants need to apply within 9 months of th"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIndian students and workers accounted for the largest share of visa-holders leaving the United Kingdom this year, according to the latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The UK’s net migration for the year ending June 2025 fell by 204,000, marking an 80 per cent drop from its 2023 peak, one of the steepest annual declines since post-pandemic reopening. The ONS data, according to a PTI report, shows that around 45,000 Indians on study visas and 22,000 on work visas left the country during this period. A further 7,000 Indian nationals recorded under the ‘other’ visa category also emigrated, taking the total to approximately 74,000 Indian departures, the highest among non-EU nationalities. Chinese nationals recorded the second-highest exits at around 42,000. The ONS, in its release, noted that Indian citizens formed the single largest non-EU group leaving the UK, even as they continued to remain the top nationality arriving for both study and work. Despite the outflow, Indians still received 90,000 study visa grants and 46,000 work visas in the same period, underscoring their continued significance in UK immigration trends. The ONS attributes this high level of emigration primarily to international students who originally entered the UK on study visas. The data states that the increase in long-term emigration of non-EU nationals who originally arrived on study-related visas is primarily being driven by the large numbers of Indian and Chinese nationals leaving in the year ending June 2025. The fall in net migration coincides with a series of tightening measures introduced by the UK government, particularly affecting international students and entry-level workers. Business groups in London, however, have expressed concern that these sharper controls are coming at a cost. A recent report by The Indian Express shows that 93 per cent of London businesses say international talent helps address skills shortages, and 84 per cent believe internatio\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Indian students and workers accounted for the largest share of visa-holders leaving the United Kingdom this year, according to the latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The UK’s net migration for the year ending June 2025 fell by 204,000, marking an 80 per cent drop from its 2023 peak, one of the steepest annual declines since post-pandemic reopening. The ONS data, according to a PTI report, shows that around 45,000 Indians on study visas and 22,000 on work visas left the country during this period. A further 7,000 Indian nationals recorded under the ‘other’ visa category also emigrated, taking the total to approximately 74,000 Indian departures, the highest among non-EU nationalities. Chinese nationals recorded the second-highest exits at around 42,000. The ONS, in its release, noted that Indian citizens formed the single largest non-EU group leaving the UK, even as they continued to remain the top nationality arriving for both study and work. Despite the outflow, Indians still received 90,000 study visa grants and 46,000 work visas in the same period, underscoring their continued significance in UK immigration trends. The ONS attributes this high level of emigration primarily to international students who originally entered the UK on study visas. The data states that the increase in long-term emigration of non-EU nationals who originally arrived on study-related visas is primarily being driven by the large numbers of Indian and Chinese nationals leaving in the year ending June 2025. The fall in net migration coincides with a series of tightening measures introduced by the UK government, particularly affecting international students and entry-level workers. Business groups in London, however, have expressed concern that these sharper controls are coming at a cost. A recent report by The Indian Express shows that 93 per cent of London businesses say international talent helps address skills shortages, and 84 per cent believe internatio"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nJAC Jharkhand Class 10, 12 date sheet 2026: The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) has released the date sheet for the 2026 board examination. The JAC Class 10 Matric and Class 12 Intermediate exams will begin on February 3. The Class 10 JAC 2026 exams will continue till February 17, Class 12 Inter exams will continue till February 23, 2026. The JAC Class 10 secondary exams will be held from 9.45 am to 1 pm and the Class 12 inter exams will be conducted between 2 pm and 5.15 pm. In the examination of non-linguistic subjects of the JAC Class 12 intermediate level, only answer sheets written in Devanagari, Roman, Bangla, Urdu or Oriya script will be valid. In the HNB MB subject examination to be held in the second shift on February 23, two separate plain answer sheets will be used by the students. It will be mandatory to record the serial number of both the answer sheets in the attendance sheet also. Only one answer sheet will be used for the biology subject. A 15-minute extra time will be given to review the question papers of JAC Class 10 secondary and JAC Class 12 intermediate examination. In 2025, over 4.33 lakh students appeared for the Jharkhand Class 10 board exams . The written examinations were conducted from February 11 to March 3, followed by practical exams held between March 4 and March 20. The Jharkhand board held the Class 12 board 2025 exams between February 11 and March 4, and practical exams were conducted from March 5 to March 20.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " JAC Jharkhand Class 10, 12 date sheet 2026: The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) has released the date sheet for the 2026 board examination. The JAC Class 10 Matric and Class 12 Intermediate exams will begin on February 3. The Class 10 JAC 2026 exams will continue till February 17, Class 12 Inter exams will continue till February 23, 2026. The JAC Class 10 secondary exams will be held from 9.45 am to 1 pm and the Class 12 inter exams will be conducted between 2 pm and 5.15 pm. In the examination of non-linguistic subjects of the JAC Class 12 intermediate level, only answer sheets written in Devanagari, Roman, Bangla, Urdu or Oriya script will be valid. In the HNB MB subject examination to be held in the second shift on February 23, two separate plain answer sheets will be used by the students. It will be mandatory to record the serial number of both the answer sheets in the attendance sheet also. Only one answer sheet will be used for the biology subject. A 15-minute extra time will be given to review the question papers of JAC Class 10 secondary and JAC Class 12 intermediate examination. In 2025, over 4.33 lakh students appeared for the Jharkhand Class 10 board exams . The written examinations were conducted from February 11 to March 3, followed by practical exams held between March 4 and March 20. The Jharkhand board held the Class 12 board 2025 exams between February 11 and March 4, and practical exams were conducted from March 5 to March 20.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIn an initiative aimed at inspiring young minds towards innovation and self-employment, the Punjab School Education Board ( PSEB ) has finalised the entrepreneurship curriculum for Class 12. The PSEB has finalised the curriculum for Class 12, completing a two-year educational pathway designed to foster innovation, self-reliance and job creation among students, Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains said on Thursday. Building on the success of the ‘Business Blaster programme’ launched for Class 11 in 2022-23, Bains lauded the PSEB’s efforts. He stated that the PSEB has demonstrated exceptional commitment by introducing entrepreneurship as a compulsory subject across 3,692 senior secondary schools and equipping 10,382 teachers and 231 master trainers through 104 training programmes. With the Class 12 curriculum and textbooks ready ahead of schedule, around 5.60 lakh students will pursue entrepreneurship without interruption in the 2026-27 academic year, an official statement said. Bains said that the comprehensive curriculum would equip the students to transform ideas into viable ventures, covering startup challenges, legal procedures, finance, budgeting and more, preparing Punjab’s youth to be job providers and economic drivers of tomorrow. This initiative fulfils a key promise of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann -led Punjab government to equip students in government and recognised schools with the mindset and practical skills for self-employment, startups and entrepreneurship, thereby fueling the state’s economic development, he added.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " In an initiative aimed at inspiring young minds towards innovation and self-employment, the Punjab School Education Board ( PSEB ) has finalised the entrepreneurship curriculum for Class 12. The PSEB has finalised the curriculum for Class 12, completing a two-year educational pathway designed to foster innovation, self-reliance and job creation among students, Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains said on Thursday. Building on the success of the ‘Business Blaster programme’ launched for Class 11 in 2022-23, Bains lauded the PSEB’s efforts. He stated that the PSEB has demonstrated exceptional commitment by introducing entrepreneurship as a compulsory subject across 3,692 senior secondary schools and equipping 10,382 teachers and 231 master trainers through 104 training programmes. With the Class 12 curriculum and textbooks ready ahead of schedule, around 5.60 lakh students will pursue entrepreneurship without interruption in the 2026-27 academic year, an official statement said. Bains said that the comprehensive curriculum would equip the students to transform ideas into viable ventures, covering startup challenges, legal procedures, finance, budgeting and more, preparing Punjab’s youth to be job providers and economic drivers of tomorrow. This initiative fulfils a key promise of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann -led Punjab government to equip students in government and recognised schools with the mindset and practical skills for self-employment, startups and entrepreneurship, thereby fueling the state’s economic development, he added.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board has declared the TN TRB Result 2025 on 27 November 2025 for the recruitment of Post Graduate Assistants and Physical Director Grade 1 posts. The board has released the qualifying status, individual marks, and the subject-wise list of candidates shortlisted for the certificate verification process. Candidates can check their qualifying status on the official website at trb.tn.gov.in . The OMR-based examination comprised Part A (Tamil Eligibility Test) and Part B (Main Subject). Candidates who took the test can now view their results on the official website, trb.tn.gov.in. The results have been published in PDF format and include details such as the candidate’s name, roll number, date of birth, marks obtained, and eligibility status. As per the board’s criteria, candidates had to score at least 40% in Part A, which is 20 marks out of 50. Only those who achieved this qualifying score had their Part B responses evaluated. The TN TRB 2025 results have been released separately for subjects including Tamil, English, Commerce, Economics, Mathematics, History, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Political Science, Botany, Zoology, Computer Science, and Physical Education. Candidates who clear the written examination will be invited for certificate verification against the 1996 available vacancies. Step 1: Candidates can check their results by following these steps: Step 2: Visit the official TRB website at trb.tn.gov.in. Step 3: Click on the “Result” tab on the left side of the homepage. Step 4: Select the result link — “Direct Recruitment for PG Assistant…Instructor Grade 1 (02/2025) – Release of Part A and B Result.” Step 5: Upon clicking, result PDF will open. Use CTRL+F to search for your name or roll number. If qualified in both sections, download and save the PDF for reference. Candidates who qualify in the written test must appear for the certificate verification round. The board will soon publish the date, session and venue on its\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board has declared the TN TRB Result 2025 on 27 November 2025 for the recruitment of Post Graduate Assistants and Physical Director Grade 1 posts. The board has released the qualifying status, individual marks, and the subject-wise list of candidates shortlisted for the certificate verification process. Candidates can check their qualifying status on the official website at trb.tn.gov.in . The OMR-based examination comprised Part A (Tamil Eligibility Test) and Part B (Main Subject). Candidates who took the test can now view their results on the official website, trb.tn.gov.in. The results have been published in PDF format and include details such as the candidate’s name, roll number, date of birth, marks obtained, and eligibility status. As per the board’s criteria, candidates had to score at least 40% in Part A, which is 20 marks out of 50. Only those who achieved this qualifying score had their Part B responses evaluated. The TN TRB 2025 results have been released separately for subjects including Tamil, English, Commerce, Economics, Mathematics, History, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Political Science, Botany, Zoology, Computer Science, and Physical Education. Candidates who clear the written examination will be invited for certificate verification against the 1996 available vacancies. Step 1: Candidates can check their results by following these steps: Step 2: Visit the official TRB website at trb.tn.gov.in. Step 3: Click on the “Result” tab on the left side of the homepage. Step 4: Select the result link — “Direct Recruitment for PG Assistant…Instructor Grade 1 (02/2025) – Release of Part A and B Result.” Step 5: Upon clicking, result PDF will open. Use CTRL+F to search for your name or roll number. If qualified in both sections, download and save the PDF for reference. Candidates who qualify in the written test must appear for the certificate verification round. The board will soon publish the date, session and venue on its"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nCTET February 2026 Application Form: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the CTET February 2026 exam date. The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) will be conducted on February 8, 2026 . The CBSE on November 27 opened the application window. The CTET 2026 application will continue till December 18. The CTET 2026 official website – ctet.nic.in has made the detailed information bulletin containing details of the examination, syllabus, languages, eligibility criteria, examination fee, examination cities and important dates available. The CTET February 2026 exam will be conducted in 136 cities across the country. Candidates are required to give four different options in order of their preference. Step 1: Visit the official website of CTET – ctet.nic.in Step 2: Click on the link “Apply for CTET February 2026” Step 3: Click on new registration and register Step 4: Fill the application form Step 5: Pay the exam fee and upload the required documents Step 6: Submit the form and download it for future reference The CTET 2026 exam will be held for two papers — paper 1 (for Class 1 to 5) and paper 2 (for Class 6 to 8). To register and apply for CTET February 2026, applicants under the General and OBC categories will have to pay Rs 1,000 for one paper and Rs 1,200 for both papers. The registration fee for SC, ST, and differently-abled persons is Rs 500 for the single paper test and Rs 600 for both papers. The validity period of CTET qualifying certificate for appointment will be for life time for all categories. There is no restriction on the number of attempts a person can take for acquiring a CTET certificate. A person who has qualified CTET earlier may also appear again to improve the score. The CTET shall apply to schools of the central government including KVS, NVS, central Tibetan schools and schools under the administrative control of UTs of Chandigarh , Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu and Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep and NC\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " CTET February 2026 Application Form: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the CTET February 2026 exam date. The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) will be conducted on February 8, 2026 . The CBSE on November 27 opened the application window. The CTET 2026 application will continue till December 18. The CTET 2026 official website – ctet.nic.in has made the detailed information bulletin containing details of the examination, syllabus, languages, eligibility criteria, examination fee, examination cities and important dates available. The CTET February 2026 exam will be conducted in 136 cities across the country. Candidates are required to give four different options in order of their preference. Step 1: Visit the official website of CTET – ctet.nic.in Step 2: Click on the link “Apply for CTET February 2026” Step 3: Click on new registration and register Step 4: Fill the application form Step 5: Pay the exam fee and upload the required documents Step 6: Submit the form and download it for future reference The CTET 2026 exam will be held for two papers — paper 1 (for Class 1 to 5) and paper 2 (for Class 6 to 8). To register and apply for CTET February 2026, applicants under the General and OBC categories will have to pay Rs 1,000 for one paper and Rs 1,200 for both papers. The registration fee for SC, ST, and differently-abled persons is Rs 500 for the single paper test and Rs 600 for both papers. The validity period of CTET qualifying certificate for appointment will be for life time for all categories. There is no restriction on the number of attempts a person can take for acquiring a CTET certificate. A person who has qualified CTET earlier may also appear again to improve the score. The CTET shall apply to schools of the central government including KVS, NVS, central Tibetan schools and schools under the administrative control of UTs of Chandigarh , Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu and Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep and NC"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Central Board of Secondary Education ( CBSE ) on November 27 announced that the 21st edition of the Central Teacher Eligibility Test ( CTET ) will be held on February 8, 2026 (Sunday). The exam, comprising Paper I and Paper II, will be conducted in 20 languages across 132 cities nationwide. The detailed information bulletin — including the exam structure, syllabus, list of languages, eligibility criteria, examination fees, city list, and key dates — has been released on the official CTET website, ctet.nic.in. Candidates have been advised to download and carefully read the bulletin before submitting their applications. The application process will be completely online, and aspiring candidates can apply only through the CTET website once the registration window opens. The last date to register for the CTET February 2026 exam is December 18, 2025. CTET is a national-level eligibility test for individuals seeking to qualify for teaching positions at the primary and upper primary levels in schools across India. Further updates, including the start date for online applications, are expected to be announced soon.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Central Board of Secondary Education ( CBSE ) on November 27 announced that the 21st edition of the Central Teacher Eligibility Test ( CTET ) will be held on February 8, 2026 (Sunday). The exam, comprising Paper I and Paper II, will be conducted in 20 languages across 132 cities nationwide. The detailed information bulletin — including the exam structure, syllabus, list of languages, eligibility criteria, examination fees, city list, and key dates — has been released on the official CTET website, ctet.nic.in. Candidates have been advised to download and carefully read the bulletin before submitting their applications. The application process will be completely online, and aspiring candidates can apply only through the CTET website once the registration window opens. The last date to register for the CTET February 2026 exam is December 18, 2025. CTET is a national-level eligibility test for individuals seeking to qualify for teaching positions at the primary and upper primary levels in schools across India. Further updates, including the start date for online applications, are expected to be announced soon.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Indian Institute of Technology Mandi ( IIT Mandi ) has announced a new series of short-term, high-impact certificate courses scheduled for the winter semester break 2025. These on-campus programmes, offered by the Centre for Continuing Education (CCE), will begin in the second week of December. Also Read | After sharp slump in 2023-24, IIT placements improve, still below 2021-22 mark Designed for students, researchers, educators, and working professionals across India, the courses aim to enhance practical skills through hands-on training. Participants will gain exposure to advanced laboratories, receive mentorship from expert faculty, and work on real-world problem-solving tasks, ensuring an immersive and application-driven learning experience. CCE will offer three specialised short-term programmes in emerging and industry-relevant areas: 1. Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Course This programme provides in-depth training in electric mobility, covering EV fundamentals, vehicle architecture, hybrid systems, battery technology, and live demonstrations. Also Read | IIT-Mandi receives $86,000 from US-based philanthropists to support scholarships & research 2. Statistical Data Analysis and Deep Learning 2.0 An advanced course combining theoretical foundations with hands-on training in machine learning, neural networks, and contemporary deep learning architectures. Participants will work with modern analytical tools and real-world applications. 3. Advanced Optical Diagnostic Techniques A specialised course on state-of-the-art optical instrumentation, laser-based diagnostics, spectroscopy techniques, and their applications in scientific research. Read | ‘Tough to find lodging, learn German for growth’: Indian students in Germany suggest how to ease the transition Prof Laxmidhar Behera, Director of IIT Mandi, said the initiative aims to equip learners with the skills needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving career landscape. “By engaging directly with electric vehicles, deep\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Indian Institute of Technology Mandi ( IIT Mandi ) has announced a new series of short-term, high-impact certificate courses scheduled for the winter semester break 2025. These on-campus programmes, offered by the Centre for Continuing Education (CCE), will begin in the second week of December. Also Read | After sharp slump in 2023-24, IIT placements improve, still below 2021-22 mark Designed for students, researchers, educators, and working professionals across India, the courses aim to enhance practical skills through hands-on training. Participants will gain exposure to advanced laboratories, receive mentorship from expert faculty, and work on real-world problem-solving tasks, ensuring an immersive and application-driven learning experience. CCE will offer three specialised short-term programmes in emerging and industry-relevant areas: 1. Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Course This programme provides in-depth training in electric mobility, covering EV fundamentals, vehicle architecture, hybrid systems, battery technology, and live demonstrations. Also Read | IIT-Mandi receives $86,000 from US-based philanthropists to support scholarships & research 2. Statistical Data Analysis and Deep Learning 2.0 An advanced course combining theoretical foundations with hands-on training in machine learning, neural networks, and contemporary deep learning architectures. Participants will work with modern analytical tools and real-world applications. 3. Advanced Optical Diagnostic Techniques A specialised course on state-of-the-art optical instrumentation, laser-based diagnostics, spectroscopy techniques, and their applications in scientific research. Read | ‘Tough to find lodging, learn German for growth’: Indian students in Germany suggest how to ease the transition Prof Laxmidhar Behera, Director of IIT Mandi, said the initiative aims to equip learners with the skills needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving career landscape. “By engaging directly with electric vehicles, deep"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Delhi government will release the detailed criteria for nursery admissions for the 2026–27 academic session on November 27. The Directorate of Education (DoE) has notified the full admission schedule for private schools, stating that forms will be available from December 4, and the first list of selected candidates will be declared on January 23. From neighbourhood proximity to sibling and alumni considerations, a range of criteria is expected to shape admissions in entry-level classes in Delhi ’s private schools, as per news agency PTI. Under the revised structure issued by the DoE, the foundational stage comprises Nursery and KG, followed by Class 1. For the 2026–27 session, this is the age group criteria as on March 31, 2026: — A child must be between three and four years old for Nursery — Four and five years for KG — Five and six years for Class 1 Schools may allow age relaxation of up to one month at the discretion of the head of school. These norms will be uniformly implemented across all recognised unaided private schools from the upcoming academic year, the department said. Schools are required to upload their admission criteria and point allocation for open seats (other than EWS, DG, and CWSN categories) by November 28. The last date for submitting application forms is December 27. According to the schedule, schools must upload details of all applicants by January 9 and release the marks allotted to each child under the points system by January 16. In 2026, the first list, along with the waiting list, will be announced on January 23, followed by the second list on February 9. Parents can seek clarification on point allocation from January 24 to February 3. The admission process will conclude on March 19. A district-level monitoring cell will oversee compliance and handle grievances. The DoE has reiterated that no school may adopt admission criteria previously abolished by the department and upheld by the Delhi High Court. Schools have also been reminded\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Delhi government will release the detailed criteria for nursery admissions for the 2026–27 academic session on November 27. The Directorate of Education (DoE) has notified the full admission schedule for private schools, stating that forms will be available from December 4, and the first list of selected candidates will be declared on January 23. From neighbourhood proximity to sibling and alumni considerations, a range of criteria is expected to shape admissions in entry-level classes in Delhi ’s private schools, as per news agency PTI. Under the revised structure issued by the DoE, the foundational stage comprises Nursery and KG, followed by Class 1. For the 2026–27 session, this is the age group criteria as on March 31, 2026: — A child must be between three and four years old for Nursery — Four and five years for KG — Five and six years for Class 1 Schools may allow age relaxation of up to one month at the discretion of the head of school. These norms will be uniformly implemented across all recognised unaided private schools from the upcoming academic year, the department said. Schools are required to upload their admission criteria and point allocation for open seats (other than EWS, DG, and CWSN categories) by November 28. The last date for submitting application forms is December 27. According to the schedule, schools must upload details of all applicants by January 9 and release the marks allotted to each child under the points system by January 16. In 2026, the first list, along with the waiting list, will be announced on January 23, followed by the second list on February 9. Parents can seek clarification on point allocation from January 24 to February 3. The admission process will conclude on March 19. A district-level monitoring cell will oversee compliance and handle grievances. The DoE has reiterated that no school may adopt admission criteria previously abolished by the department and upheld by the Delhi High Court. Schools have also been reminded"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nGovernment data and multiple surveys highlight that Germany has rapidly emerged as a major destination for Indian students and professionals, especially as traditional countries like the US, UK, Australia, and Canada tighten immigration norms. According to DAAD (a German academic exchange programme), the number of Indian students in Germany has doubled from 28,905 in 2020 to 59,419 at present. Study abroad consultant companies also shared that they have seen a spike in interest from aspirants. ApplyBoard’s internal survey echoes the trend — 75 per cent of students surveyed expressed interest in Germany, and 77 per cent of counsellors said it remains one of the most affordable major study-abroad options. Experts say the enthusiasm is driven by Germany’s reputation for quality education, tuition-free or low-cost public universities, and strong post-study opportunities. A recent DAAD survey highlights how nearly two-thirds of international students want to remain and work in the country after graduation. Germany also boasts one of the highest long-term retention rates globally, with 45 per cent of foreign students still living there a decade after they first enrolled, according to a study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). However, the question remains: Are students arriving with a full understanding of the country’s challenges? Consultants report rising interest, but those living in Germany describe a tougher reality — one shaped by language barriers, scarce accommodation, and slow bureaucracy. Germany is currently facing a shortage of over 2 lakh jobs, with particularly high demand in six sectors, according to Deutschland.de , a portal operated on behalf of the Federal Foreign Office. These include engineering, IT, especially roles in cybersecurity, software development, data analytics, and network administration. In the healthcare sector, there are 35,000 open nursing positions, driven by Germany’s ageing population. Read | 97% of \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Government data and multiple surveys highlight that Germany has rapidly emerged as a major destination for Indian students and professionals, especially as traditional countries like the US, UK, Australia, and Canada tighten immigration norms. According to DAAD (a German academic exchange programme), the number of Indian students in Germany has doubled from 28,905 in 2020 to 59,419 at present. Study abroad consultant companies also shared that they have seen a spike in interest from aspirants. ApplyBoard’s internal survey echoes the trend — 75 per cent of students surveyed expressed interest in Germany, and 77 per cent of counsellors said it remains one of the most affordable major study-abroad options. Experts say the enthusiasm is driven by Germany’s reputation for quality education, tuition-free or low-cost public universities, and strong post-study opportunities. A recent DAAD survey highlights how nearly two-thirds of international students want to remain and work in the country after graduation. Germany also boasts one of the highest long-term retention rates globally, with 45 per cent of foreign students still living there a decade after they first enrolled, according to a study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). However, the question remains: Are students arriving with a full understanding of the country’s challenges? Consultants report rising interest, but those living in Germany describe a tougher reality — one shaped by language barriers, scarce accommodation, and slow bureaucracy. Germany is currently facing a shortage of over 2 lakh jobs, with particularly high demand in six sectors, according to Deutschland.de , a portal operated on behalf of the Federal Foreign Office. These include engineering, IT, especially roles in cybersecurity, software development, data analytics, and network administration. In the healthcare sector, there are 35,000 open nursing positions, driven by Germany’s ageing population. Read | 97% of"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA question paper for the Undergraduate Multi Disciplinary Course (MDC) examination held recently at Calicut University here was found to be a repeat of the one used in a previous year’s exam, officials said on Thursday. University authorities said the matter has come to their notice and will be placed before the Board of Studies for further decisions on the conduct of a fresh examination. According to the officials in the office of the Controller of Examinations, ‘Art of Stress Management’ exam for the first-semester of MDC Psychology was held on November 25. The question paper for this exam was a repeat, they added. Except for the year, the paper’s content was identical. The issue surfaced after students and teachers pointed out the repetition, the officials said. According to them, no formal complaint has been received so far. Officials said three sets of question papers are usually submitted by teachers, and one among them was a duplicate of last year’s exam. It was not detected during the cross-checking process, they added.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A question paper for the Undergraduate Multi Disciplinary Course (MDC) examination held recently at Calicut University here was found to be a repeat of the one used in a previous year’s exam, officials said on Thursday. University authorities said the matter has come to their notice and will be placed before the Board of Studies for further decisions on the conduct of a fresh examination. According to the officials in the office of the Controller of Examinations, ‘Art of Stress Management’ exam for the first-semester of MDC Psychology was held on November 25. The question paper for this exam was a repeat, they added. Except for the year, the paper’s content was identical. The issue surfaced after students and teachers pointed out the repetition, the officials said. According to them, no formal complaint has been received so far. Officials said three sets of question papers are usually submitted by teachers, and one among them was a duplicate of last year’s exam. It was not detected during the cross-checking process, they added.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAILET 2026 Admit Card Released: The National Law University (NLU) Delhi has released the All India Law Entrance Test ( AILET ) 2026 admit card. Candidates who have registered for admission to the BA LLB (Hons) and LLM programmes for the 2026-27 academic year can download the admit card at nationallawuniversitydelhi.in. AILET 2026 exam will be conducted on December 14. Candidates will be able to download the AILET 2026 hall ticket till 1.30 pm on December 14. Step 1: Visit the university website – nationallawuniversitydelhi.in Step 2: Login to the AILET application account Step 3: Click on the download admit card link The AILET 2026 will be conducted in offline – pen and paper (OMR sheet based) mode. there will be negative marking in the AILET 2026 in MCQ Sections only. The criteria for negative marking will be based on the formula 0.25 x 4 = 1 meaning per wrong answer, 0.25 marks will be deducted. Therefore, four wrong answers will lead to deduction of one mark. AILET 2026 will be conducted at cities including Ahmedabad , Asansol, Bengaluru , Bhopal , Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh , Chennai , Cochin, Dehradun, Delhi , Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Greater Noida, Gorakhpur, Gurugram, Guwahati , Gwalior, Jamshedpur, Haldwani, Hisar, Hyderabad , Jabalpur, Jaipur, Jammu , Jodhpur, Kanpur, Kolkata , Lucknow , Mumbai , Nagpur, Patna, Pune , Raipur, Ranchi, Thiruvananthapuram, Varanasi and Visakhapatnam. To provide focused support and timely assistance to Persons with Disabilities (PwD) candidates appearing for the AILET 2026, the University has created a dedicated helpdesk email ID exclusively for handling queries and support requirements related to PwD applicants. PwD candidates may contact the University for any entrance test-related assistance, accessibility requirements, or documentation support at the helpdesk-ailetpwd@nludelhi.ac.in. The University will also conduct the All-India Entrance Test (AIET) for the following programmes on May 3, 2026 for postgraduate insolvency programm\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " AILET 2026 Admit Card Released: The National Law University (NLU) Delhi has released the All India Law Entrance Test ( AILET ) 2026 admit card. Candidates who have registered for admission to the BA LLB (Hons) and LLM programmes for the 2026-27 academic year can download the admit card at nationallawuniversitydelhi.in. AILET 2026 exam will be conducted on December 14. Candidates will be able to download the AILET 2026 hall ticket till 1.30 pm on December 14. Step 1: Visit the university website – nationallawuniversitydelhi.in Step 2: Login to the AILET application account Step 3: Click on the download admit card link The AILET 2026 will be conducted in offline – pen and paper (OMR sheet based) mode. there will be negative marking in the AILET 2026 in MCQ Sections only. The criteria for negative marking will be based on the formula 0.25 x 4 = 1 meaning per wrong answer, 0.25 marks will be deducted. Therefore, four wrong answers will lead to deduction of one mark. AILET 2026 will be conducted at cities including Ahmedabad , Asansol, Bengaluru , Bhopal , Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh , Chennai , Cochin, Dehradun, Delhi , Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Greater Noida, Gorakhpur, Gurugram, Guwahati , Gwalior, Jamshedpur, Haldwani, Hisar, Hyderabad , Jabalpur, Jaipur, Jammu , Jodhpur, Kanpur, Kolkata , Lucknow , Mumbai , Nagpur, Patna, Pune , Raipur, Ranchi, Thiruvananthapuram, Varanasi and Visakhapatnam. To provide focused support and timely assistance to Persons with Disabilities (PwD) candidates appearing for the AILET 2026, the University has created a dedicated helpdesk email ID exclusively for handling queries and support requirements related to PwD applicants. PwD candidates may contact the University for any entrance test-related assistance, accessibility requirements, or documentation support at the helpdesk-ailetpwd@nludelhi.ac.in. The University will also conduct the All-India Entrance Test (AIET) for the following programmes on May 3, 2026 for postgraduate insolvency programm"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nKVS, NVS Recruitment 2025: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a notice regarding the KVS and NVS recruitment 2025 registration process, clarifying that the required qualifications for several posts in KVS and NVS are not identical , even when the post name is the same. It is due to these differences, the application portal displays multiple qualification options in the dropdown menu for each post. This notice, issued on November 27, is released at a time when many candidates are unable to proceed with registration because the system is indicating that they do not meet the essential qualification criteria for the selected post. CBSE has advised candidates to read the recruitment notification thoroughly and select the correct qualification applicable to the specific organisation before applying. Step 1: Visit the official website of CBSE, KVS, or NVS. Step 2: Click on the KVS & NVS Recruitment 2025 application link available on the homepage. Step 3: Register yourself on the new page that opens. Step 4: Fill in the application form. Add name, and other details. Now, make the payment of the application fee. Step 5: Submit the form and download the confirmation page. Step 6: Keep a printed copy for future reference. The recruitment process for teaching and non-teaching posts in KVS and NVS began on November 14 and the registration will close on December 4, 2025. A total of 14,967 posts will be filled through this recruitment drive. More details are available on the official website of CBSE. The notice also addresses issues faced by candidates regarding fee payment updates or failed transactions. If a transaction does not get updated on the portal, candidates must make the payment again. The amount from the earlier failed transaction will be automatically refunded to their bank account within a week. Further, CBSE has shared more details on the skill test and assistant engineer post.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes i\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " KVS, NVS Recruitment 2025: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a notice regarding the KVS and NVS recruitment 2025 registration process, clarifying that the required qualifications for several posts in KVS and NVS are not identical , even when the post name is the same. It is due to these differences, the application portal displays multiple qualification options in the dropdown menu for each post. This notice, issued on November 27, is released at a time when many candidates are unable to proceed with registration because the system is indicating that they do not meet the essential qualification criteria for the selected post. CBSE has advised candidates to read the recruitment notification thoroughly and select the correct qualification applicable to the specific organisation before applying. Step 1: Visit the official website of CBSE, KVS, or NVS. Step 2: Click on the KVS & NVS Recruitment 2025 application link available on the homepage. Step 3: Register yourself on the new page that opens. Step 4: Fill in the application form. Add name, and other details. Now, make the payment of the application fee. Step 5: Submit the form and download the confirmation page. Step 6: Keep a printed copy for future reference. The recruitment process for teaching and non-teaching posts in KVS and NVS began on November 14 and the registration will close on December 4, 2025. A total of 14,967 posts will be filled through this recruitment drive. More details are available on the official website of CBSE. The notice also addresses issues faced by candidates regarding fee payment updates or failed transactions. If a transaction does not get updated on the portal, candidates must make the payment again. The amount from the earlier failed transaction will be automatically refunded to their bank account within a week. Further, CBSE has shared more details on the skill test and assistant engineer post.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes i"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nRRB NTPC UG CBT 2 Exam Date 2025 Out: The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have announced the tentative schedule for the second stage Computer-Based Test (CBT-II) for the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC – Under Graduate) recruitment against CEN 06/2024. The RRB NTPC CBT 2 UG examination will be conducted on December 20, 2025 for candidates who cleared the first stage. RRB on November 21 announces the NTPC undergraduate results against CEN 06/2024. As many as 51,979 candidates are shortlisted for the second stage after the RRB NTPC UG level CBT 1 result . According to the notice, the exam city and date intimation link – which allows candidates to check where they have been allocated their examination centres – will be activated 10 days prior to the exam date. On the same day, the travel authority for SC/ST candidates, enabling free travel to exam centres, will also be made available on official RRB websites. RRBs have clarified that e-call letters or the RRB NTPC CBT 2 admit cards will be accessible four days before the exam. Candidates can download them only after checking their exam city and date. Aadhaar-linked biometric authentication will be carried out at the exam centre before candidates are allowed entry. All aspirants must carry their original Aadhaar card or a printout of e-verified Aadhaar. The RRBs have also advised candidates to ensure their Aadhaar remains unlocked in the UIDAI system on the day of the exam to avoid delays in verification. Even those who verified Aadhaar at the application stage have been asked to reconfirm its unlocked status. Emphasising the integrity of the recruitment process, the notice urges candidates to refer only to the official RRB websites for updates. The Board warned aspirants to stay away from touts who offer “fake promises of jobs for illegal consideration.” Recruitment, it reiterated, is strictly merit-based and conducted through computer-based testing only. This year’s RRB NTPC UG recruitment aims to fill 3,445 \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 Exam Date 2025 Out: The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have announced the tentative schedule for the second stage Computer-Based Test (CBT-II) for the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC – Under Graduate) recruitment against CEN 06/2024. The RRB NTPC CBT 2 UG examination will be conducted on December 20, 2025 for candidates who cleared the first stage. RRB on November 21 announces the NTPC undergraduate results against CEN 06/2024. As many as 51,979 candidates are shortlisted for the second stage after the RRB NTPC UG level CBT 1 result . According to the notice, the exam city and date intimation link – which allows candidates to check where they have been allocated their examination centres – will be activated 10 days prior to the exam date. On the same day, the travel authority for SC/ST candidates, enabling free travel to exam centres, will also be made available on official RRB websites. RRBs have clarified that e-call letters or the RRB NTPC CBT 2 admit cards will be accessible four days before the exam. Candidates can download them only after checking their exam city and date. Aadhaar-linked biometric authentication will be carried out at the exam centre before candidates are allowed entry. All aspirants must carry their original Aadhaar card or a printout of e-verified Aadhaar. The RRBs have also advised candidates to ensure their Aadhaar remains unlocked in the UIDAI system on the day of the exam to avoid delays in verification. Even those who verified Aadhaar at the application stage have been asked to reconfirm its unlocked status. Emphasising the integrity of the recruitment process, the notice urges candidates to refer only to the official RRB websites for updates. The Board warned aspirants to stay away from touts who offer “fake promises of jobs for illegal consideration.” Recruitment, it reiterated, is strictly merit-based and conducted through computer-based testing only. This year’s RRB NTPC UG recruitment aims to fill 3,445"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education ( HPBOSE ) has released the Class 10 and Class 12 date sheets for the 2026 board exams. The HP board Class 10 and Class 12 exams will begin on March 3. While Class 10 exams will continue till March 28, the Class 12 HP board 2026 exams will end on April 1. The board has released the exam dates of regular and state open school (SOS) for the 2026 annual, compartment, grade improvement and additional subject exams. For detailed updates on HPBoSE exams, check IE Education The Class 10 exams will start with the English paper on the first day and end with the Social Science paper. The Class 12 exam, will begin with the Sanskrit paper on the first day and end with the music paper on the last day of the exam. The Class 12 practical examination including project work in the subject of accountancy of all regular as well as SOS candidates will be conducted before the theory examination at their respective schools and affiliated institutions between February 20 and February 28, 2026. All candidates are advised to contact the principal at their institution on or before February 18, 2026 to know the subject-wise date and time for their practical exams. The Practical examination of vocational (NSQF subjects of regular candidates will be conducted internally by the concerned schools as per the Programme to be fixed by the SPD (ISSE). Step 1: Go to the official website of HPBOSE at hpbose.org. Step 2: Click on the examination tab and a drop-down box will open. Step 3: Click on the 2026 datesheet link Step 4: Now, click on Class 10 or Class 12 timetable link Step 5: Check the exam dates and download the page. According to the HPBOSE 2026 timetable, the exams will be held between 9:45 am and 1 pm for most papers.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education ( HPBOSE ) has released the Class 10 and Class 12 date sheets for the 2026 board exams. The HP board Class 10 and Class 12 exams will begin on March 3. While Class 10 exams will continue till March 28, the Class 12 HP board 2026 exams will end on April 1. The board has released the exam dates of regular and state open school (SOS) for the 2026 annual, compartment, grade improvement and additional subject exams. For detailed updates on HPBoSE exams, check IE Education The Class 10 exams will start with the English paper on the first day and end with the Social Science paper. The Class 12 exam, will begin with the Sanskrit paper on the first day and end with the music paper on the last day of the exam. The Class 12 practical examination including project work in the subject of accountancy of all regular as well as SOS candidates will be conducted before the theory examination at their respective schools and affiliated institutions between February 20 and February 28, 2026. All candidates are advised to contact the principal at their institution on or before February 18, 2026 to know the subject-wise date and time for their practical exams. The Practical examination of vocational (NSQF subjects of regular candidates will be conducted internally by the concerned schools as per the Programme to be fixed by the SPD (ISSE). Step 1: Go to the official website of HPBOSE at hpbose.org. Step 2: Click on the examination tab and a drop-down box will open. Step 3: Click on the 2026 datesheet link Step 4: Now, click on Class 10 or Class 12 timetable link Step 5: Check the exam dates and download the page. According to the HPBOSE 2026 timetable, the exams will be held between 9:45 am and 1 pm for most papers.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nNTA JEE Main Registration 2026: The National Testing Agency (NTA) on November 27 closed the registration window for JEE Main 2026 Session 1. Candidates were able to register for the engineering entrance test by 5 pm. The official website to register for JEE Main session 1 was jeemain.nta.nic.in. However, for many candidates who either missed the deadline or made mistakes in their submitted application, the days following the closure of the registration window often bring anxiety and confusion. NTA will be opening the JEE Main application correction window on December 1. For those who submitted the application but realised errors afterwards, NTA will open a dedicated correction window. The JEE Main 2026 session 1 application correction period will last from December 1 to December 2 and allows editing of selected fields. Based on previous exam cycles, the following fields are typically open for correction: – Personal details (name, father’s name, mother’s name) – Date of birth – Category (with valid certificate) – Gender – State code of eligibility – Language of the question paper – Disability/PwD status – Exam city preference (limited as per guidelines) – Uploaded documents (photo, signature) However, some critical fields cannot be edited, such as: – Mobile number – Email ID – Aadhaar verification details (once validated) Candidates are strongly advised to review NTA’s official public notice carefully once the correction window opens. After corrections, NTA will release the advance city intimation slip, followed by the JEE Main Session 1 admit cards. These documents will include the exam date, shift timing, and the city and centre allotted. Candidates must verify the details thoroughly and ensure travel arrangements are planned, especially for out-station centres. For students who could not apply for Session 1, NTA provides some relief. As per the JEE Main cycle, Session 2 registrations will open in early January 2026 . This second window allows fresh applicants to r\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " NTA JEE Main Registration 2026: The National Testing Agency (NTA) on November 27 closed the registration window for JEE Main 2026 Session 1. Candidates were able to register for the engineering entrance test by 5 pm. The official website to register for JEE Main session 1 was jeemain.nta.nic.in. However, for many candidates who either missed the deadline or made mistakes in their submitted application, the days following the closure of the registration window often bring anxiety and confusion. NTA will be opening the JEE Main application correction window on December 1. For those who submitted the application but realised errors afterwards, NTA will open a dedicated correction window. The JEE Main 2026 session 1 application correction period will last from December 1 to December 2 and allows editing of selected fields. Based on previous exam cycles, the following fields are typically open for correction: – Personal details (name, father’s name, mother’s name) – Date of birth – Category (with valid certificate) – Gender – State code of eligibility – Language of the question paper – Disability/PwD status – Exam city preference (limited as per guidelines) – Uploaded documents (photo, signature) However, some critical fields cannot be edited, such as: – Mobile number – Email ID – Aadhaar verification details (once validated) Candidates are strongly advised to review NTA’s official public notice carefully once the correction window opens. After corrections, NTA will release the advance city intimation slip, followed by the JEE Main Session 1 admit cards. These documents will include the exam date, shift timing, and the city and centre allotted. Candidates must verify the details thoroughly and ensure travel arrangements are planned, especially for out-station centres. For students who could not apply for Session 1, NTA provides some relief. As per the JEE Main cycle, Session 2 registrations will open in early January 2026 . This second window allows fresh applicants to r"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nEven as governments across major study-abroad destinations rethink immigration and student-visa policies — often tightening post-study work rights — London’s business ecosystem is sending a different message: global talent is not optional but central to the city’s economic model. A new survey of 1,000 London business leaders, commissioned by London Higher, an umbrella body representing the city’s higher education sector, shows overwhelming support for international students and graduates, alongside strong concern that restrictive visa moves could erode the market’s competitiveness. Drawing on the data and insights in the report, indianexpress.com analysed key aspects: why London businesses say international talent matters, which sectors rely on it the most, and how the UK’s recent immigration rule changes fit into the broader picture. At a time when countries are debating whether international students strain local systems or fill crucial labour shortages, London employers lean firmly toward the latter view. According to the survey,  93% of business leaders say international talent helps address skills gaps — from digital skills to multilingual communication and adaptability. Of which, only 4% believe international workers reduce opportunities for domestic talent. Whereas 89% say international professionals support innovation, compared to just 6% who think they slow local innovation. About 91% say they help maintain London’s competitiveness vis-a-vis New York, Singapore and Paris. This aligns with the long-term reality that London’s workforce is deeply international: 40% of payrolled workers are non-UK nationals, many in high-growth sectors like information technology, finance, consulting and creative industries. Also Read| Study Abroad: Not engineering, these are the careers safe from AI The city’s universities, which host 208,000 international students, also act as a pipeline into high-value graduate roles. Businesses note that London’s global connectivity is a co\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Even as governments across major study-abroad destinations rethink immigration and student-visa policies — often tightening post-study work rights — London’s business ecosystem is sending a different message: global talent is not optional but central to the city’s economic model. A new survey of 1,000 London business leaders, commissioned by London Higher, an umbrella body representing the city’s higher education sector, shows overwhelming support for international students and graduates, alongside strong concern that restrictive visa moves could erode the market’s competitiveness. Drawing on the data and insights in the report, indianexpress.com analysed key aspects: why London businesses say international talent matters, which sectors rely on it the most, and how the UK’s recent immigration rule changes fit into the broader picture. At a time when countries are debating whether international students strain local systems or fill crucial labour shortages, London employers lean firmly toward the latter view. According to the survey,  93% of business leaders say international talent helps address skills gaps — from digital skills to multilingual communication and adaptability. Of which, only 4% believe international workers reduce opportunities for domestic talent. Whereas 89% say international professionals support innovation, compared to just 6% who think they slow local innovation. About 91% say they help maintain London’s competitiveness vis-a-vis New York, Singapore and Paris. This aligns with the long-term reality that London’s workforce is deeply international: 40% of payrolled workers are non-UK nationals, many in high-growth sectors like information technology, finance, consulting and creative industries. Also Read| Study Abroad: Not engineering, these are the careers safe from AI The city’s universities, which host 208,000 international students, also act as a pipeline into high-value graduate roles. Businesses note that London’s global connectivity is a co"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nTamil Nadu Teacher Eligibility Test Answer Key 2025: The Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board (TNTRB) on November 25 released the answer keys of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TNTET) paper 1 and paper 2. While the TNTET 2025 paper 1 was held on November 15, the TNTET paper 2 was conducted on November 16 . The official website to check and download the TNTET 2025 provisional answer key is trb.tn.gov.in. The Board has also made the provision to object against the provisional answer key by December 3. “For any objections, candidates should give proof from standard books only, a statement released by the board said, adding that guides and notes and reference from the internet will not be entertained by TRB. Step 1: Login to the candidate dashboard on the website — trb.tn.gov.in Step 2: Click the Objection Tracker inside the candidate dashboard. Step 3  Read the instructions and accept the declaration. Step 4: To view the Master Question paper – “Click here to view Master Question Paper with Tentative key” – To view the Full QP. Right answer has been tick-marked in the respective options for each question in the Master Question Paper hosted herewith. Irrespective of the order of Questions, the candidate shall challange the tentative answer keys Only based on the Master Question Paper. Step 5:  Select the Question Number as per the Master Question Paper. Step 6: Raise the objection in the given fields, if any. Step 7: Upload the supporting document and click Save and Submit. The representation in any other form including e-mail, courier, India-post or application in person will not be entertained. Representations without proper evidence will not be entertained. They will be summarily rejected. Meanwhile, three special TETs will be conducted in January, July, and December in 2026, in compliance with the Supreme Court’s directive making TET mandatory for all teachers handling Classes 1 to 8. The order applies to teachers working in government and government-aided schools wh\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Tamil Nadu Teacher Eligibility Test Answer Key 2025: The Tamil Nadu Teachers Recruitment Board (TNTRB) on November 25 released the answer keys of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TNTET) paper 1 and paper 2. While the TNTET 2025 paper 1 was held on November 15, the TNTET paper 2 was conducted on November 16 . The official website to check and download the TNTET 2025 provisional answer key is trb.tn.gov.in. The Board has also made the provision to object against the provisional answer key by December 3. “For any objections, candidates should give proof from standard books only, a statement released by the board said, adding that guides and notes and reference from the internet will not be entertained by TRB. Step 1: Login to the candidate dashboard on the website — trb.tn.gov.in Step 2: Click the Objection Tracker inside the candidate dashboard. Step 3  Read the instructions and accept the declaration. Step 4: To view the Master Question paper – “Click here to view Master Question Paper with Tentative key” – To view the Full QP. Right answer has been tick-marked in the respective options for each question in the Master Question Paper hosted herewith. Irrespective of the order of Questions, the candidate shall challange the tentative answer keys Only based on the Master Question Paper. Step 5:  Select the Question Number as per the Master Question Paper. Step 6: Raise the objection in the given fields, if any. Step 7: Upload the supporting document and click Save and Submit. The representation in any other form including e-mail, courier, India-post or application in person will not be entertained. Representations without proper evidence will not be entertained. They will be summarily rejected. Meanwhile, three special TETs will be conducted in January, July, and December in 2026, in compliance with the Supreme Court’s directive making TET mandatory for all teachers handling Classes 1 to 8. The order applies to teachers working in government and government-aided schools wh"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment has released updated guidelines for the ‘Top Class Scholarship Scheme for SC Students’, expanding financial support and tightening institutional accountability for the 2024–25 academic year. The scheme aims to promote quality higher education for Scheduled Caste students by covering full tuition fees and providing academic allowances across India’s premier institutions. Under the revised financial norms, the Centre will directly transfer full tuition fees and non-refundable charges to students through DBT, capped at Rs 2 lakh per year for private institutions. Students will also receive an academic allowance of Rs 86,000 in the first year and Rs 41,000 in subsequent years to cover living expenses, books and laptops. Beneficiaries will be barred from availing similar scholarships from other Central or State schemes. The scholarship will be available to SC students with an annual family income of up to Rs 8 lakh who secure admission in notified institutions, including IITs, IIMs, AIIMS, NITs, National Law Universities, NIFT, NID, IHMs and other accredited colleges. Only first-year students will be eligible for fresh awards, while renewals will continue till completion of the course, subject to performance. The ministry has capped total scholarships at 4,400 fresh slots for 2024–25 out of the scheme’s overall limit of 21,500 slots for the period 2021–22 to 2025–26. Of the allocated slots, 30% will be reserved for eligible SC girl students, with institutions authorised to fill unused girl slots with boys if adequate female candidates are not available. Institutions have been tasked with verifying caste and income certificates, publicising the scheme in their prospectus, and monitoring academic performance, including support for weaker students through bridge courses or mentoring. Those violating guidelines risk being de-notified, though existing beneficiaries will continue to receive funding until they complete their course\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment has released updated guidelines for the ‘Top Class Scholarship Scheme for SC Students’, expanding financial support and tightening institutional accountability for the 2024–25 academic year. The scheme aims to promote quality higher education for Scheduled Caste students by covering full tuition fees and providing academic allowances across India’s premier institutions. Under the revised financial norms, the Centre will directly transfer full tuition fees and non-refundable charges to students through DBT, capped at Rs 2 lakh per year for private institutions. Students will also receive an academic allowance of Rs 86,000 in the first year and Rs 41,000 in subsequent years to cover living expenses, books and laptops. Beneficiaries will be barred from availing similar scholarships from other Central or State schemes. The scholarship will be available to SC students with an annual family income of up to Rs 8 lakh who secure admission in notified institutions, including IITs, IIMs, AIIMS, NITs, National Law Universities, NIFT, NID, IHMs and other accredited colleges. Only first-year students will be eligible for fresh awards, while renewals will continue till completion of the course, subject to performance. The ministry has capped total scholarships at 4,400 fresh slots for 2024–25 out of the scheme’s overall limit of 21,500 slots for the period 2021–22 to 2025–26. Of the allocated slots, 30% will be reserved for eligible SC girl students, with institutions authorised to fill unused girl slots with boys if adequate female candidates are not available. Institutions have been tasked with verifying caste and income certificates, publicising the scheme in their prospectus, and monitoring academic performance, including support for weaker students through bridge courses or mentoring. Those violating guidelines risk being de-notified, though existing beneficiaries will continue to receive funding until they complete their course"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe last two days aren’t for learning everything — they’re for learning how to stay calm. That’s the advice many CAT toppers echo as the Common Admission Test ( CAT ) 2025 approaches. The Indian Institutes of Management Kozhikode ( IIM Kozhikode ) will conduct the exam on November 30, and CAT admit cards have already been released on the official website — iimcat.ac.in. CAT 2025 Exam Live Updates The exam will be held in three sections — Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Aptitude (QA), with a sectional time limit of 40 minutes . As the IIM CAT exam draws closer , here’s what previous CAT toppers — now PGDM and MBA students at IIM Ahmedabad , FMS Delhi , and other management colleges — did in the final 48 hours. Read More | Before CAT 2025: What to study, what to drop & what to mentally prepare for Raiyaan S (CAT 2023, 98.03 percentile, currently at Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai ) said the last phase was more about protecting his state of mind than adding more academic load. “I told myself, ‘You’ve done the work, don’t ruin it by overloading your brain now.’ I revised formulas, watched a few quick Quant tip videos, solved a handful of easy questions, and took long walks to clear my head.” He added that CAT rewards calm more than cramming. His advice to aspirants: – Focus on strengths, avoid comparison, drink enough water, and sleep well. “CAT is not about knowing everything; it’s about knowing what you know well.” What to avoid: – No late-night study – No new topics – No scrolling through forums – Don’t freeze if the first few questions look tough “Don’t let someone else’s stress become yours.” How he attempted the paper: A quick scan, attempt the obvious ones, mark the rest, no over checking. “Move fast, trust yourself, don’t overthink.” Also Read | CAT 2025: Common mistakes aspirants make and how to avoid them Apoorva Rajadhyaksha , who scored a perfect 100 percentile i\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The last two days aren’t for learning everything — they’re for learning how to stay calm. That’s the advice many CAT toppers echo as the Common Admission Test ( CAT ) 2025 approaches. The Indian Institutes of Management Kozhikode ( IIM Kozhikode ) will conduct the exam on November 30, and CAT admit cards have already been released on the official website — iimcat.ac.in. CAT 2025 Exam Live Updates The exam will be held in three sections — Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Aptitude (QA), with a sectional time limit of 40 minutes . As the IIM CAT exam draws closer , here’s what previous CAT toppers — now PGDM and MBA students at IIM Ahmedabad , FMS Delhi , and other management colleges — did in the final 48 hours. Read More | Before CAT 2025: What to study, what to drop & what to mentally prepare for Raiyaan S (CAT 2023, 98.03 percentile, currently at Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai ) said the last phase was more about protecting his state of mind than adding more academic load. “I told myself, ‘You’ve done the work, don’t ruin it by overloading your brain now.’ I revised formulas, watched a few quick Quant tip videos, solved a handful of easy questions, and took long walks to clear my head.” He added that CAT rewards calm more than cramming. His advice to aspirants: – Focus on strengths, avoid comparison, drink enough water, and sleep well. “CAT is not about knowing everything; it’s about knowing what you know well.” What to avoid: – No late-night study – No new topics – No scrolling through forums – Don’t freeze if the first few questions look tough “Don’t let someone else’s stress become yours.” How he attempted the paper: A quick scan, attempt the obvious ones, mark the rest, no over checking. “Move fast, trust yourself, don’t overthink.” Also Read | CAT 2025: Common mistakes aspirants make and how to avoid them Apoorva Rajadhyaksha , who scored a perfect 100 percentile i"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nBSEB Bihar STET Result Date 2025: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will announce the Bihar Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2025 results by second-week of December. With evaluation work underway, the board is likely to release the results soon after completing the verification of objections raised on the provisional answer key. During a press conference in Patna, Chairman BSEB on the sidelines of announcing the DElEd results, noted that currently answer key objection window is active for STET 2025 exam. Once it concludes, any disputes raised by candidates will be analysed, and subsequently results will be finalised and released around December 14, 2025. The BSEB earlier released the provisional answer key for the Bihar STET 2025 for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. The answer key is now available for all candidates who took the exam between October 14 and November 16, 2025 on the official website. Aspirants can log in at bsebstet.org to access their individual response sheets along with the question-wise provisional key. Candidates are required to log in using their registered credentials to view the provisional key and their response sheet. Step-by-step guide: Step 1: Visit the official website, bsebstet.org Step 2: Click on the answer key link for Paper 1 or Paper 2 Step 3: Log in using the registered mobile number, password, or OTP Step 4: Download the answer key and response sheet Step 5: Compare answers to estimate the probable score The objections window will remain open till November 27. Candidates who identify errors in the provisional key can submit objections online. Supporting documents, including textbook references or verified academic material are required to be uploaded along with the prescribed fee. Meanwhile, the BSEB is also set to announce the results of the DElEd Joint Entrance Examination 2025 today, November 26. The results will be declared by BSEB Chairman Anand Kishor at 1 pm at the Board’s main office on Sinha Library Road in Patn\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " BSEB Bihar STET Result Date 2025: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will announce the Bihar Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2025 results by second-week of December. With evaluation work underway, the board is likely to release the results soon after completing the verification of objections raised on the provisional answer key. During a press conference in Patna, Chairman BSEB on the sidelines of announcing the DElEd results, noted that currently answer key objection window is active for STET 2025 exam. Once it concludes, any disputes raised by candidates will be analysed, and subsequently results will be finalised and released around December 14, 2025. The BSEB earlier released the provisional answer key for the Bihar STET 2025 for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. The answer key is now available for all candidates who took the exam between October 14 and November 16, 2025 on the official website. Aspirants can log in at bsebstet.org to access their individual response sheets along with the question-wise provisional key. Candidates are required to log in using their registered credentials to view the provisional key and their response sheet. Step-by-step guide: Step 1: Visit the official website, bsebstet.org Step 2: Click on the answer key link for Paper 1 or Paper 2 Step 3: Log in using the registered mobile number, password, or OTP Step 4: Download the answer key and response sheet Step 5: Compare answers to estimate the probable score The objections window will remain open till November 27. Candidates who identify errors in the provisional key can submit objections online. Supporting documents, including textbook references or verified academic material are required to be uploaded along with the prescribed fee. Meanwhile, the BSEB is also set to announce the results of the DElEd Joint Entrance Examination 2025 today, November 26. The results will be declared by BSEB Chairman Anand Kishor at 1 pm at the Board’s main office on Sinha Library Road in Patn"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIIT Indore has witnessed a steady rise in student preference across almost all of its undergraduate programmes this year, according to the 2025 Joint Implementation Committee (JIC) choice-count data. At the forefront is Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), which continues to dominate candidate interest. The programme recorded 23,410 choices in 2025, compared to 20,763 last year – marking a 12.75 per cent year-on-year rise. The growth mirrors the broader shift toward careers in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, software engineering, and deep-tech innovation, all of which continue to influence student preferences across the IITs. Also Read | IIT Indore: Last 5 years NIRF rankings Close behind is Mathematics and Computing, one of the institute’s fastest-growing programmes. Mathematics and Computing saw a 12.76 per cent increase, rising from 14,659 choices in 2024 to 16,529 this year. The programme has benefited from growing interest in data science, quantitative research, cryptography, financial engineering, and algorithm-driven roles that blend mathematical rigour with computational applications. Electrical Engineering also maintained its strong relevance, registering an 11.47 per cent jump – from 16,827 choices to 18,757. The branch continues to attract students aiming for careers in semiconductor systems, signal processing, power engineering, embedded electronics, and next-generation hardware solutions. Traditional engineering branches at IIT Indore also performed well. Mechanical Engineering grew by 9.49 per cent, increasing from 15,001 to 16,426, while Civil Engineering saw a notable 10.85 per cent rise, from 11,839 to 13,124 choices. The steady growth in these branches signals sustained interest in core engineering domains, supported by expanding opportunities in manufacturing, infrastructure development, sustainability, and research-led industrial applications. Engineering Physics recorded a 10.85 per cent increase, rising from 8,256 in 2024 to 9,152 ch\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IIT Indore has witnessed a steady rise in student preference across almost all of its undergraduate programmes this year, according to the 2025 Joint Implementation Committee (JIC) choice-count data. At the forefront is Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), which continues to dominate candidate interest. The programme recorded 23,410 choices in 2025, compared to 20,763 last year – marking a 12.75 per cent year-on-year rise. The growth mirrors the broader shift toward careers in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, software engineering, and deep-tech innovation, all of which continue to influence student preferences across the IITs. Also Read | IIT Indore: Last 5 years NIRF rankings Close behind is Mathematics and Computing, one of the institute’s fastest-growing programmes. Mathematics and Computing saw a 12.76 per cent increase, rising from 14,659 choices in 2024 to 16,529 this year. The programme has benefited from growing interest in data science, quantitative research, cryptography, financial engineering, and algorithm-driven roles that blend mathematical rigour with computational applications. Electrical Engineering also maintained its strong relevance, registering an 11.47 per cent jump – from 16,827 choices to 18,757. The branch continues to attract students aiming for careers in semiconductor systems, signal processing, power engineering, embedded electronics, and next-generation hardware solutions. Traditional engineering branches at IIT Indore also performed well. Mechanical Engineering grew by 9.49 per cent, increasing from 15,001 to 16,426, while Civil Engineering saw a notable 10.85 per cent rise, from 11,839 to 13,124 choices. The steady growth in these branches signals sustained interest in core engineering domains, supported by expanding opportunities in manufacturing, infrastructure development, sustainability, and research-led industrial applications. Engineering Physics recorded a 10.85 per cent increase, rising from 8,256 in 2024 to 9,152 ch"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nBihar Deled 2025 Entrance Result: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) on November 26, declared the results of the DElEd Joint Entrance Examination 2025. According to data shared by the BSEB, a total of 3,23,313 candidates appeared in this session’s exam, out of which 2,55,468 candidates passed, recording a pass-rate of 79.01 per cent. The Board also noted that of the total total 2.55 lakh candidates who passed, 2,54,443 candidates were from Bihar, and 1,025 from other states. The BSEB DElEd result announcement was made by BSEB Chairman Anand Kishor at 1.30 pm at the Board’s main office located on Sinha Library Road, Patna. The official result website of the board is result.deledbihaar.com. Furthermore, the BSEB said that there are a total of 306 DElEd educational institutions in the state, including 9 government institutions. Among these, 60 are non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and 246 are other private institutions. The total number of seats available in government institutions is 9,100, while non-government institutions offer 21,700 seats. In total, enrollment will be conducted for 30,800 seats across all 306 DElEd institutions. The Board also shared information regarding the dates for the release of results of other examinations conducted by the committee, including the Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2025. STET 2025 result will be declared by the second week of December . In addition to the results, detailed information regarding the admission process to various DElEd training institutes through the Online Facilitation System for Students (OFSS) was also be made available. Successful candidates were be briefed about the next steps, including choice-filling, document verification norms, and the schedule for the allotment of training institutes. The Board is expected to release the detailed guidelines, admission calendar, and cut-off trends. The DElEd Joint Entrance Examination is conducted annually for admission to Diploma in Elementary Educ\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Bihar Deled 2025 Entrance Result: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) on November 26, declared the results of the DElEd Joint Entrance Examination 2025. According to data shared by the BSEB, a total of 3,23,313 candidates appeared in this session’s exam, out of which 2,55,468 candidates passed, recording a pass-rate of 79.01 per cent. The Board also noted that of the total total 2.55 lakh candidates who passed, 2,54,443 candidates were from Bihar, and 1,025 from other states. The BSEB DElEd result announcement was made by BSEB Chairman Anand Kishor at 1.30 pm at the Board’s main office located on Sinha Library Road, Patna. The official result website of the board is result.deledbihaar.com. Furthermore, the BSEB said that there are a total of 306 DElEd educational institutions in the state, including 9 government institutions. Among these, 60 are non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and 246 are other private institutions. The total number of seats available in government institutions is 9,100, while non-government institutions offer 21,700 seats. In total, enrollment will be conducted for 30,800 seats across all 306 DElEd institutions. The Board also shared information regarding the dates for the release of results of other examinations conducted by the committee, including the Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2025. STET 2025 result will be declared by the second week of December . In addition to the results, detailed information regarding the admission process to various DElEd training institutes through the Online Facilitation System for Students (OFSS) was also be made available. Successful candidates were be briefed about the next steps, including choice-filling, document verification norms, and the schedule for the allotment of training institutes. The Board is expected to release the detailed guidelines, admission calendar, and cut-off trends. The DElEd Joint Entrance Examination is conducted annually for admission to Diploma in Elementary Educ"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nToday News Headlines for School Assembly, Nov 26, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on November 26, 2025. Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for today. Key national updates include a correction ordered after BJP- and RSS-linked names appeared on a BLO assistant’s list, the Centre’s review of the Jal Jeevan Mission, and China’s denial of harassment allegations involving an Indian passenger. International developments cover Canada’s revised citizenship-by-descent law and a fatal airstrike in Afghanistan’s Khost province, and more. Before the Union government rolled back the Chandigarh Bill, a note was sent to the Punjab BJP in its favour. For nearly four decades, the country has observed November 26 as the National Law Day. Still, following the Government of India’s initiative in 2015, it is now known as Constitution Day . The District Magistrate in Madhya Pradesh acknowledged an error after names reportedly linked to the BJP and RSS appeared on a list of BLO assistants. The administration stated that the appointments would be reviewed and corrected where necessary. Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed progress under the Jal Jeevan Mission , during which the Centre noted concerns regarding delays and said that recovery of penalties from states could be considered to ensure accountability. China has denied allegations of harassment of an Indian woman at Shanghai airport , saying that immigration procedures were carried out as per rules while the matter is being followed up diplomatically. Canada has passed reforms to its citizenship-by-descent law , addressing concerns of “lost Canadians” and providing clarity for children born abroad, including those from Indian families seeking citizenship regularisation. In Afghanistan, officials reported that nine children were killed in a Pakistani airstrike in Khost . The Taliban administration condemned the incident as a violation of Afghan airspace, while Pakistan has yet to issue a detailed st\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Today News Headlines for School Assembly, Nov 26, 2025: Here are the news headlines for school assembly on November 26, 2025. Here are the top School Assembly News Headlines for today. Key national updates include a correction ordered after BJP- and RSS-linked names appeared on a BLO assistant’s list, the Centre’s review of the Jal Jeevan Mission, and China’s denial of harassment allegations involving an Indian passenger. International developments cover Canada’s revised citizenship-by-descent law and a fatal airstrike in Afghanistan’s Khost province, and more. Before the Union government rolled back the Chandigarh Bill, a note was sent to the Punjab BJP in its favour. For nearly four decades, the country has observed November 26 as the National Law Day. Still, following the Government of India’s initiative in 2015, it is now known as Constitution Day . The District Magistrate in Madhya Pradesh acknowledged an error after names reportedly linked to the BJP and RSS appeared on a list of BLO assistants. The administration stated that the appointments would be reviewed and corrected where necessary. Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed progress under the Jal Jeevan Mission , during which the Centre noted concerns regarding delays and said that recovery of penalties from states could be considered to ensure accountability. China has denied allegations of harassment of an Indian woman at Shanghai airport , saying that immigration procedures were carried out as per rules while the matter is being followed up diplomatically. Canada has passed reforms to its citizenship-by-descent law , addressing concerns of “lost Canadians” and providing clarity for children born abroad, including those from Indian families seeking citizenship regularisation. In Afghanistan, officials reported that nine children were killed in a Pakistani airstrike in Khost . The Taliban administration condemned the incident as a violation of Afghan airspace, while Pakistan has yet to issue a detailed st"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Jammu and Kashmir administration on Tuesday announced the winter vacation schedule for schools in the Kashmir valley and the winter zone of the Jammu region, with pre-primary classes closing from November 26 and classwork for Classes 1 to 8 ending on December 1. Academic activity for senior classes will wind up on December 11, with reopening dates gradually between February 22 and March 1 next year. With J&K issuing its annual schedule, other north Indian states, including Delhi , Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, are expected to announce their winter holidays for the 2025-26 academic year soon. In the winter zone of the valley (Srinagar) and the Jammu region, the government has announced the winter vacation schedule for schools. Pre-primary classes will close from November 26 (Wednesday); classes 1 to 8 will end academic work on December 1; and classes 9 to 12 will stop work from December 11. Schools up to class 8 are set to reopen on March 1, 2026, while higher classes will resume a week earlier, on February 22, 2026. The decision was taken in view of the thermometer dipping several degrees below freezing across Kashmir. In the national capital, the Directorate of Education, Delhi (DoE) has published the school calendar for the academic year 2025-26 stating that the winter vacation will be from January 1 to January 15, 2026. The dates were mentioned in a notice released earlier, dated November last year. However in previous academic years, winter vacations were split and advanced to November due to increased pollution levels and as a precautionary measure. In Uttar Pradesh, information from holiday calendars shows that the New Year/winter vacation for 2025 was scheduled from January 1 to January 15, 2025. However, an official statewide notification specifically for the present academic year 2025-26 winter break has not yet been notified. In Haryana, the Directorate of School Education, Haryana declared that all government and private schools will ob\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Tuesday announced the winter vacation schedule for schools in the Kashmir valley and the winter zone of the Jammu region, with pre-primary classes closing from November 26 and classwork for Classes 1 to 8 ending on December 1. Academic activity for senior classes will wind up on December 11, with reopening dates gradually between February 22 and March 1 next year. With J&K issuing its annual schedule, other north Indian states, including Delhi , Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, are expected to announce their winter holidays for the 2025-26 academic year soon. In the winter zone of the valley (Srinagar) and the Jammu region, the government has announced the winter vacation schedule for schools. Pre-primary classes will close from November 26 (Wednesday); classes 1 to 8 will end academic work on December 1; and classes 9 to 12 will stop work from December 11. Schools up to class 8 are set to reopen on March 1, 2026, while higher classes will resume a week earlier, on February 22, 2026. The decision was taken in view of the thermometer dipping several degrees below freezing across Kashmir. In the national capital, the Directorate of Education, Delhi (DoE) has published the school calendar for the academic year 2025-26 stating that the winter vacation will be from January 1 to January 15, 2026. The dates were mentioned in a notice released earlier, dated November last year. However in previous academic years, winter vacations were split and advanced to November due to increased pollution levels and as a precautionary measure. In Uttar Pradesh, information from holiday calendars shows that the New Year/winter vacation for 2025 was scheduled from January 1 to January 15, 2025. However, an official statewide notification specifically for the present academic year 2025-26 winter break has not yet been notified. In Haryana, the Directorate of School Education, Haryana declared that all government and private schools will ob"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee ( IIT Roorkee ) on November 25 presented the Distinguished Alumnus, Distinguished Young Alumnus, and Outstanding Service Award recipients for 2024 and 2025 during its Foundation Day celebrations. The Distinguished Alumnus Awards honour exceptional contributions made by alumni of IIT Roorkee, previously University of Roorkee, across categories including academic or research excellence, engineering or technology innovation, leadership in government or public sector, leadership in private sector, entrepreneurial excellence, and service to society. The Distinguished Young Alumnus Award (DYAA) further acknowledges the achievements of alumni under the age of 40. In addition, the Outstanding Service Awards (OSA) were presented to recognise excellence in augmenting resources for IIT Roorkee, promoting excellence in academics and research and inculcating entrepreneurial spirit. Nominations for these awards were invited from alumni worldwide, reflecting IIT Roorkee’s rich legacy and far-reaching impact across diverse fields, an IIT Roorkee statement issued in this regard said. In Academic and Research Excellence (2024–25), the institute honoured Prof. Krishna R. Reddy and Prof. Venkat Lakshmi for their global contributions to geoenvironmental engineering and hydrology. For 2025, Prof. Ram B. Gupta and Prof. Gaurav Sharma were recognised for advancing sustainability research, image processing, and data science. In Engineering and Technology Innovation, Dr. Vinod Kumar (2024) and Jai Prakash Srivastava (2025) were awarded for leadership in steel R&D and technology indigenisation at BHEL. Under Leadership in Government and Public Sector, the 2024 award went to Pankaj Agarwal, Secretary, Ministry of Power. For 2025, Dr. Anupma Prakash and Sushil Kumar were honoured for their contributions to geophysics, research leadership, and metro rail development. In the Private Sector, Dr. Rajeev Gautam (2024) was recognised for leadership in biotec\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee ( IIT Roorkee ) on November 25 presented the Distinguished Alumnus, Distinguished Young Alumnus, and Outstanding Service Award recipients for 2024 and 2025 during its Foundation Day celebrations. The Distinguished Alumnus Awards honour exceptional contributions made by alumni of IIT Roorkee, previously University of Roorkee, across categories including academic or research excellence, engineering or technology innovation, leadership in government or public sector, leadership in private sector, entrepreneurial excellence, and service to society. The Distinguished Young Alumnus Award (DYAA) further acknowledges the achievements of alumni under the age of 40. In addition, the Outstanding Service Awards (OSA) were presented to recognise excellence in augmenting resources for IIT Roorkee, promoting excellence in academics and research and inculcating entrepreneurial spirit. Nominations for these awards were invited from alumni worldwide, reflecting IIT Roorkee’s rich legacy and far-reaching impact across diverse fields, an IIT Roorkee statement issued in this regard said. In Academic and Research Excellence (2024–25), the institute honoured Prof. Krishna R. Reddy and Prof. Venkat Lakshmi for their global contributions to geoenvironmental engineering and hydrology. For 2025, Prof. Ram B. Gupta and Prof. Gaurav Sharma were recognised for advancing sustainability research, image processing, and data science. In Engineering and Technology Innovation, Dr. Vinod Kumar (2024) and Jai Prakash Srivastava (2025) were awarded for leadership in steel R&D and technology indigenisation at BHEL. Under Leadership in Government and Public Sector, the 2024 award went to Pankaj Agarwal, Secretary, Ministry of Power. For 2025, Dr. Anupma Prakash and Sushil Kumar were honoured for their contributions to geophysics, research leadership, and metro rail development. In the Private Sector, Dr. Rajeev Gautam (2024) was recognised for leadership in biotec"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nRRB Group D 2025 Exam Begins Nov 27: The Railway Recruitment Board ( RRB ) from November 27 will start the Group D examination against CEN 08/ 2024. The examinations will continue till January 16, 2026. The Railway Board has also activated the RRB Group D 2025  admit card download link for aspirants. This recruitment drive aims to fill 32,438 positions in Level 1 of the 7th CPC pay matrix. The recruitment seeks to fill positions, including assistant bridge, assistant C&W, assistant depot (Stores), assistant loco shed (Diesel), track maintainer, cabin man and pointsman. As lakhs of aspirants gear up for one of the country’s largest recruitment exams, here is a detailed checklist of rules, RRB Group D exam-day instructions and the free travel facility guidelines issued by RRB. – RRB has reiterated a zero-tolerance policy towards unfair means. Any candidate found cheating, impersonating, or sending someone else to appear in the exam will be permanently debarred from all future RRB/RRC recruitments and dismissed from service if already employed. Such candidates may also face legal prosecution. – Electronics and personal items are strictly banned inside the exam centre. Items not allowed include mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, earphones, pen drives, calculators, laptops, smart watches, wallets, belts, shoes, metallic accessories and ornaments. – Candidates are advised not to bring prohibited items at all, as safe-keeping arrangements may not be available. – The exam will be conducted as a single-stage computer based test (CBT), though the Railway Administration reserves the right to conduct it in multiple stages if required. Those who clear the CBT will proceed to the physical efficiency test (PET), followed by document verification and medical examination. RRB has also highlighted the rules for free travel facility, available exclusively to SC/ST candidates who opted for it during the online application and uploaded valid caste certificates. Eligible candidates will r\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " RRB Group D 2025 Exam Begins Nov 27: The Railway Recruitment Board ( RRB ) from November 27 will start the Group D examination against CEN 08/ 2024. The examinations will continue till January 16, 2026. The Railway Board has also activated the RRB Group D 2025  admit card download link for aspirants. This recruitment drive aims to fill 32,438 positions in Level 1 of the 7th CPC pay matrix. The recruitment seeks to fill positions, including assistant bridge, assistant C&W, assistant depot (Stores), assistant loco shed (Diesel), track maintainer, cabin man and pointsman. As lakhs of aspirants gear up for one of the country’s largest recruitment exams, here is a detailed checklist of rules, RRB Group D exam-day instructions and the free travel facility guidelines issued by RRB. – RRB has reiterated a zero-tolerance policy towards unfair means. Any candidate found cheating, impersonating, or sending someone else to appear in the exam will be permanently debarred from all future RRB/RRC recruitments and dismissed from service if already employed. Such candidates may also face legal prosecution. – Electronics and personal items are strictly banned inside the exam centre. Items not allowed include mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, earphones, pen drives, calculators, laptops, smart watches, wallets, belts, shoes, metallic accessories and ornaments. – Candidates are advised not to bring prohibited items at all, as safe-keeping arrangements may not be available. – The exam will be conducted as a single-stage computer based test (CBT), though the Railway Administration reserves the right to conduct it in multiple stages if required. Those who clear the CBT will proceed to the physical efficiency test (PET), followed by document verification and medical examination. RRB has also highlighted the rules for free travel facility, available exclusively to SC/ST candidates who opted for it during the online application and uploaded valid caste certificates. Eligible candidates will r"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n– Vinit Gangwal and Yogesh Malav Cracking Chemistry in NEET UG 2026 is a bit like navigating a three-lane highway where each lane— Physical, Inorganic, and Organic Chemistry, which demands their driving style. With the right map, steady practice, and disciplined revision, Chemistry can turn from a confusing maze into the most scoring part of your NEET UG journey. Here’s a fully detailed, chapter-wise strategy and focus areas to help you master all three sections with confidence. Also Read | Tips to score above 300 in the bio section Physical Chemistry is often seen as the “mathematics of Chemistry”—logical, number-driven, and concept-heavy. Think of it as building a sturdy house: if your foundation is strong, the structure stands tall even during the toughest tests. Also Read | Get 180 marks in the Physics section Build a strong conceptual foundation from the NCERT Every major idea—mole concept, atomic structure, equilibrium, thermodynamics, solutions, chemical kinetics, electrochemistry—is rooted here. Understand every principle, rule, and concept. NCERT is your compass. Deep Understanding of Each Formula and Its Uses Don’t just memorise formulas. Understand where they come from, why they work, and where they don’t. This reduces mistakes during problem-solving. Create a formula notebook and write important formulas, rules, unit conversions, and shortcuts in one dedicated notebook. Revise it every 2–3 days for smooth recall during exams. Also Read | NEET UG 2025 Vs NEET UG 2026 Solve NCERT Examples, PYQs, Mock Test and Practice Questions Complete all NCERT examples, in-text questions, and exercise problems. These are the most reliable indicators of NEET question patterns. Regular Numerical Practice Daily numerical practice is the lifeblood of Physical Chemistry. Solve 20–30 questions daily, ranging from easy to NEET-level. This builds both speed and accuracy. Continuous Revision Physical Chemistry is easy to forget, making consistent revision non-negotiable. Revise \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " – Vinit Gangwal and Yogesh Malav Cracking Chemistry in NEET UG 2026 is a bit like navigating a three-lane highway where each lane— Physical, Inorganic, and Organic Chemistry, which demands their driving style. With the right map, steady practice, and disciplined revision, Chemistry can turn from a confusing maze into the most scoring part of your NEET UG journey. Here’s a fully detailed, chapter-wise strategy and focus areas to help you master all three sections with confidence. Also Read | Tips to score above 300 in the bio section Physical Chemistry is often seen as the “mathematics of Chemistry”—logical, number-driven, and concept-heavy. Think of it as building a sturdy house: if your foundation is strong, the structure stands tall even during the toughest tests. Also Read | Get 180 marks in the Physics section Build a strong conceptual foundation from the NCERT Every major idea—mole concept, atomic structure, equilibrium, thermodynamics, solutions, chemical kinetics, electrochemistry—is rooted here. Understand every principle, rule, and concept. NCERT is your compass. Deep Understanding of Each Formula and Its Uses Don’t just memorise formulas. Understand where they come from, why they work, and where they don’t. This reduces mistakes during problem-solving. Create a formula notebook and write important formulas, rules, unit conversions, and shortcuts in one dedicated notebook. Revise it every 2–3 days for smooth recall during exams. Also Read | NEET UG 2025 Vs NEET UG 2026 Solve NCERT Examples, PYQs, Mock Test and Practice Questions Complete all NCERT examples, in-text questions, and exercise problems. These are the most reliable indicators of NEET question patterns. Regular Numerical Practice Daily numerical practice is the lifeblood of Physical Chemistry. Solve 20–30 questions daily, ranging from easy to NEET-level. This builds both speed and accuracy. Continuous Revision Physical Chemistry is easy to forget, making consistent revision non-negotiable. Revise"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nWith the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) venturing into offering undergraduate programmes like those in management studies, data science, and economics, IIM Kozhikode Director Debashis Chatterjee spoke to The Indian Express about branching out from the traditional postgraduate programmes in management that the IIMs have been known for so far. IIM Kozhikode launched a Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) programme this year with 110 students at the institute’s Kochi campus – students major in management with a choice of minors in subjects including economics and public policy, and artificial intelligence and machine learning. IIM Sambalpur launched two UG programmes this year – one in management and public policy, and another in data science and AI, while IIM Bangalore will launch UG programmes in economics and data science next year, and IIM Sirmaur launched one in management studies last year. Prof Chatterjee pointed to a “slow disenchantment with MBA (courses) across the global spectrum” and said that IIMs are on the threshold of looking more like universities. We were witnessing a gradual, slow disenchantment with MBA across the global spectrum, although the story in India is still very vibrant, and the number of applications far outnumber the numbers we can take in. But we were sensing that…students wanting to invest two years of their precious life in the middle of their careers or the threshold of their careers…they are pretty picky about what they get in these two years. We thought that we have to reimagine management education from the bottom up, from the foundation level. IIMs are generally secondhand car dealers, as far as learners are concerned – they are more or less finished by the time they reach us. So, if we could introduce management thinking to young minds at an early stage, we could build agile thinkers…who are interdisciplinary, culturally grounded and innovation driven. The NEP’s main themes are flexibility, research orientation, and holi\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " With the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) venturing into offering undergraduate programmes like those in management studies, data science, and economics, IIM Kozhikode Director Debashis Chatterjee spoke to The Indian Express about branching out from the traditional postgraduate programmes in management that the IIMs have been known for so far. IIM Kozhikode launched a Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) programme this year with 110 students at the institute’s Kochi campus – students major in management with a choice of minors in subjects including economics and public policy, and artificial intelligence and machine learning. IIM Sambalpur launched two UG programmes this year – one in management and public policy, and another in data science and AI, while IIM Bangalore will launch UG programmes in economics and data science next year, and IIM Sirmaur launched one in management studies last year. Prof Chatterjee pointed to a “slow disenchantment with MBA (courses) across the global spectrum” and said that IIMs are on the threshold of looking more like universities. We were witnessing a gradual, slow disenchantment with MBA across the global spectrum, although the story in India is still very vibrant, and the number of applications far outnumber the numbers we can take in. But we were sensing that…students wanting to invest two years of their precious life in the middle of their careers or the threshold of their careers…they are pretty picky about what they get in these two years. We thought that we have to reimagine management education from the bottom up, from the foundation level. IIMs are generally secondhand car dealers, as far as learners are concerned – they are more or less finished by the time they reach us. So, if we could introduce management thinking to young minds at an early stage, we could build agile thinkers…who are interdisciplinary, culturally grounded and innovation driven. The NEP’s main themes are flexibility, research orientation, and holi"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIndian School of Business Executive Education, in collaboration with Emeritus, has launched the Chief Digital and AI Officer programme. This 30-week programme is for seasoned professionals aiming to lead digital initiatives and AI integration at the enterprise level. Through this programme, learners will gain the ability to develop and execute digital strategies that align with organisational goals, while leveraging AI to drive innovation and sustainable growth. They will learn to promote cross-functional collaboration, empowering teams to lead transformation initiatives with confidence. The curriculum emphasises stakeholder alignment and effective communication, ensuring smooth AI adoption through strong change management practices, as mentioned in the press release. The programme is set to commence on December 30, 2025. Designed as a blended learning experience, it combines online modules, live sessions, masterclasses, and dedicated office hours to ensure engagement. The programme fee is Rs 6,31,000 plus GST. Eligibility is open to graduates or diploma holders who possess a minimum of 10 years of work experience, making it ideal for seasoned professionals seeking to enhance their expertise and leadership capabilities. Participants will also be equipped to establish AI governance frameworks that safeguard digital assets, uphold ethical standards, and advise on cybersecurity measures. Finally, the programme prepares learners to transform business processes by strategically implementing AI technologies and fostering a culture of continuous learning, thereby enhancing overall digital readiness. “In today’s digital era, leadership extends beyond traditional boundaries. Our CDAIO Programme is designed to equip leaders with the skills to harness AI and digital technologies effectively, ensuring they can drive innovation while maintaining robust governance,” said Sunill Sood, Executive Director, Executive Education. Meanwhile, professional networking website LinkedIn has \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Indian School of Business Executive Education, in collaboration with Emeritus, has launched the Chief Digital and AI Officer programme. This 30-week programme is for seasoned professionals aiming to lead digital initiatives and AI integration at the enterprise level. Through this programme, learners will gain the ability to develop and execute digital strategies that align with organisational goals, while leveraging AI to drive innovation and sustainable growth. They will learn to promote cross-functional collaboration, empowering teams to lead transformation initiatives with confidence. The curriculum emphasises stakeholder alignment and effective communication, ensuring smooth AI adoption through strong change management practices, as mentioned in the press release. The programme is set to commence on December 30, 2025. Designed as a blended learning experience, it combines online modules, live sessions, masterclasses, and dedicated office hours to ensure engagement. The programme fee is Rs 6,31,000 plus GST. Eligibility is open to graduates or diploma holders who possess a minimum of 10 years of work experience, making it ideal for seasoned professionals seeking to enhance their expertise and leadership capabilities. Participants will also be equipped to establish AI governance frameworks that safeguard digital assets, uphold ethical standards, and advise on cybersecurity measures. Finally, the programme prepares learners to transform business processes by strategically implementing AI technologies and fostering a culture of continuous learning, thereby enhancing overall digital readiness. “In today’s digital era, leadership extends beyond traditional boundaries. Our CDAIO Programme is designed to equip leaders with the skills to harness AI and digital technologies effectively, ensuring they can drive innovation while maintaining robust governance,” said Sunill Sood, Executive Director, Executive Education. Meanwhile, professional networking website LinkedIn has"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe government is planning to support 100 engineering colleges in Quantum research with Rs 1 crore for setting up laboratories for teaching undergraduate minor programmes, Department of Science and Technology (DST) Secretary Prof Abhay Karandikar said on Monday. Addressing a function at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay ( IIT Bombay ), he said DST is also planning to set up a quantum algorithms technical group for capacity building to support start-ups and for development of research and technology. “We are going to set up teaching labs in hundred engineering colleges and institutions for teaching undergraduate minor programs. In fact, we have already received more than 500 proposals for this, of which we will be selecting about 100,” Karandikar said. “DST is proud to see strong progress under the National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber Physical Systems and the National Quantum Mission, where IIT Bombay continues to play a key leadership role,” he said. The Technology Innovation Hub at IIT Bombay has made remarkable advances by way of supporting startups, developing new technologies and recently launching work on Indian-language large language models, he said. Under the National Quantum Mission, all four hubs (viz IISc Bengaluru , IIT Madras , IIT Delhi and IIT Bombay) have shown impressive progress in the last few months and the quantum sensing hub at IIT Bombay has been particularly noteworthy, he added. Union Minister for Science and Technology Dr Jitendra Singh on Monday announced the establishment of two major state-of-the-art Quantum Fabrication and Central Facilities under the National Quantum Mission (NQM) during his visit to IIT Bombay. With a total investment of Rs 720 crore, these two central fabrication major facilities to be set up at IIT Bombay and IISc Bengaluru will indigenise fabrication of quantum computing chips and quantum sensors thereby accelerating their development in India. Two additional small scale facilities will also be set u\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The government is planning to support 100 engineering colleges in Quantum research with Rs 1 crore for setting up laboratories for teaching undergraduate minor programmes, Department of Science and Technology (DST) Secretary Prof Abhay Karandikar said on Monday. Addressing a function at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay ( IIT Bombay ), he said DST is also planning to set up a quantum algorithms technical group for capacity building to support start-ups and for development of research and technology. “We are going to set up teaching labs in hundred engineering colleges and institutions for teaching undergraduate minor programs. In fact, we have already received more than 500 proposals for this, of which we will be selecting about 100,” Karandikar said. “DST is proud to see strong progress under the National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber Physical Systems and the National Quantum Mission, where IIT Bombay continues to play a key leadership role,” he said. The Technology Innovation Hub at IIT Bombay has made remarkable advances by way of supporting startups, developing new technologies and recently launching work on Indian-language large language models, he said. Under the National Quantum Mission, all four hubs (viz IISc Bengaluru , IIT Madras , IIT Delhi and IIT Bombay) have shown impressive progress in the last few months and the quantum sensing hub at IIT Bombay has been particularly noteworthy, he added. Union Minister for Science and Technology Dr Jitendra Singh on Monday announced the establishment of two major state-of-the-art Quantum Fabrication and Central Facilities under the National Quantum Mission (NQM) during his visit to IIT Bombay. With a total investment of Rs 720 crore, these two central fabrication major facilities to be set up at IIT Bombay and IISc Bengaluru will indigenise fabrication of quantum computing chips and quantum sensors thereby accelerating their development in India. Two additional small scale facilities will also be set u"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAs part of its platinum jubilee celebrations, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur on Monday unveiled a special postage stamp issued by India Post and launched discussions on a proposed strategic outreach initiative in Houston, USA. The event, held at Sriniketan in Bolpur — associated with Rabindranath Tagore and close to Visva Bharati University — highlighted IIT Kharagpur’s 75 years of academic excellence, innovation, and service to the nation. The event was attended by Union MoS Education Sukanta Majumdar (virtually), US Consul General Kolkata Kathy Giles-Diaz, Chairman Board of Governors IIT Kharagpur TV Narendran, IIT Kharagpur Director Suman Chakraborty, Chief Post Master General Kolkata Ashok Kumar and other senior officials from India Post and IIT Kharagpur. “The special postage stamp released today stands as a national recognition of IIT Kharagpur’s legacy as India’s first IIT and a pioneer in transformative education and research. In adherence to the India Post protocol, the release was conducted simultaneously across 1,64,987 post offices nationwide, symbolising the institute’s deep connection with citizens across the country,” the institute said in a statement. “Postage stamps are more than functional artefacts, they are carriers of national memory, honouring institutions, people and milestones that have shaped India. This special stamp immortalises IIT Kharagpur’s remarkable contributions to education, technology, research, and nation-building,” Chakraborty said. During the event, IIT Kharagpur also initiated discussions on the potential and scope of a proposed strategic outreach initiative in Houston. Enabled by the support of IIT Kharagpur Foundation USA President Dr. Asoke Deysarkar, the discussions focus on opportunities for enhanced academic and research collaborations, pathways to strengthen innovation and entrepreneurial engagement, frameworks for cultural, scientific, and knowledge exchange, building long-term industry and alumni p\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " As part of its platinum jubilee celebrations, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur on Monday unveiled a special postage stamp issued by India Post and launched discussions on a proposed strategic outreach initiative in Houston, USA. The event, held at Sriniketan in Bolpur — associated with Rabindranath Tagore and close to Visva Bharati University — highlighted IIT Kharagpur’s 75 years of academic excellence, innovation, and service to the nation. The event was attended by Union MoS Education Sukanta Majumdar (virtually), US Consul General Kolkata Kathy Giles-Diaz, Chairman Board of Governors IIT Kharagpur TV Narendran, IIT Kharagpur Director Suman Chakraborty, Chief Post Master General Kolkata Ashok Kumar and other senior officials from India Post and IIT Kharagpur. “The special postage stamp released today stands as a national recognition of IIT Kharagpur’s legacy as India’s first IIT and a pioneer in transformative education and research. In adherence to the India Post protocol, the release was conducted simultaneously across 1,64,987 post offices nationwide, symbolising the institute’s deep connection with citizens across the country,” the institute said in a statement. “Postage stamps are more than functional artefacts, they are carriers of national memory, honouring institutions, people and milestones that have shaped India. This special stamp immortalises IIT Kharagpur’s remarkable contributions to education, technology, research, and nation-building,” Chakraborty said. During the event, IIT Kharagpur also initiated discussions on the potential and scope of a proposed strategic outreach initiative in Houston. Enabled by the support of IIT Kharagpur Foundation USA President Dr. Asoke Deysarkar, the discussions focus on opportunities for enhanced academic and research collaborations, pathways to strengthen innovation and entrepreneurial engagement, frameworks for cultural, scientific, and knowledge exchange, building long-term industry and alumni p"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IIT-H) offers scholarships each year to support deserving students. These scholarships are provided either as tuition fee concessions or through direct benefit transfers to students’ bank accounts. Also Read | Top IIT Hyderabad courses with the highest student preferences Among the institute’s schemes is the Merit-cum-Means (MCM) Scholarship, which is open to students from the GEN, GEN-EWS, and OBC categories. To qualify, the parental gross annual income must not exceed Rs 4,50,000, and applicants are required to submit an Income Tax Return (ITR) acknowledgement from the Income Tax Department as proof of income for their parents or guardian. Also Read | IIT Kharagpur Scholarships Under the Merit-cum-Means (MCM) Scholarship at IIT Hyderabad , the number of awardees is capped at 25 per cent of the class strength. To qualify, students must maintain a minimum SGPA/CGPA of 7.0 without any active backlogs in any course, including additional ones. Those shortlisted receive a monthly pocket allowance of Rs 1,000 as part of the scholarship benefits. Students are permitted to avail only one scholarship, stipend, or financial aid from a single stakeholder during a given period. They cannot receive multiple scholarships or financial assistance from different sources—whether government, private, or external agencies—within the same academic year. Also Read | IIT Mandi Scholarships The SC/ST Scholarship at IIT Hyderabad is open to students from the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes whose parental gross annual income does not exceed Rs 4,50,000. Applicants must submit an Income Tax Return (ITR) acknowledgement as proof of income and maintain a minimum SGPA/CGPA of 7.0 with no active backlogs in any course. Also Read | IIT Bombay Scholarships Unlike other schemes, there is no cap on the number of awards, provided the eligibility criteria are met. Shortlisted students receive Rs 250 per month as pocket money along with a refund o\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IIT-H) offers scholarships each year to support deserving students. These scholarships are provided either as tuition fee concessions or through direct benefit transfers to students’ bank accounts. Also Read | Top IIT Hyderabad courses with the highest student preferences Among the institute’s schemes is the Merit-cum-Means (MCM) Scholarship, which is open to students from the GEN, GEN-EWS, and OBC categories. To qualify, the parental gross annual income must not exceed Rs 4,50,000, and applicants are required to submit an Income Tax Return (ITR) acknowledgement from the Income Tax Department as proof of income for their parents or guardian. Also Read | IIT Kharagpur Scholarships Under the Merit-cum-Means (MCM) Scholarship at IIT Hyderabad , the number of awardees is capped at 25 per cent of the class strength. To qualify, students must maintain a minimum SGPA/CGPA of 7.0 without any active backlogs in any course, including additional ones. Those shortlisted receive a monthly pocket allowance of Rs 1,000 as part of the scholarship benefits. Students are permitted to avail only one scholarship, stipend, or financial aid from a single stakeholder during a given period. They cannot receive multiple scholarships or financial assistance from different sources—whether government, private, or external agencies—within the same academic year. Also Read | IIT Mandi Scholarships The SC/ST Scholarship at IIT Hyderabad is open to students from the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes whose parental gross annual income does not exceed Rs 4,50,000. Applicants must submit an Income Tax Return (ITR) acknowledgement as proof of income and maintain a minimum SGPA/CGPA of 7.0 with no active backlogs in any course. Also Read | IIT Bombay Scholarships Unlike other schemes, there is no cap on the number of awards, provided the eligibility criteria are met. Shortlisted students receive Rs 250 per month as pocket money along with a refund o"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nTripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Monday said the state government has initiated the process to recruit 1,733 teachers across various categories to boost the education ecosystem. Speaking at a government programme, he said the education department has already appointed 6,998 teachers and allied staff since 2018. Referring to allegations that the government was not creating enough jobs, Saha said as many as 20,181 unemployed youths have been appointed in different government departments since 2018. Besides, around 5,000 people have been appointed on a contractual basis to assist the government workforce, he said, adding that the process to fill 1,733 teaching posts has already begun. “It shows the government is trying to address the unemployment problem. There will be no compromise in appointments in the health and family welfare and education departments,” he said. Saha said the BJP-led government has adopted a transparent recruitment policy. “Government posts are being filled with complete transparency since the BJP came to power in the state. No one can claim to have secured a government job through recommendation, which was common in the previous regime,” he said. The government is also working to finalise a transparent transfer policy, he said. “A government doctor (MBBS) is required to serve three years in a rural hospital to get a chance to pursue MD or MS. Now, we are planning to introduce a marking system for postgraduate aspirants serving in rural hospitals,” he added.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Monday said the state government has initiated the process to recruit 1,733 teachers across various categories to boost the education ecosystem. Speaking at a government programme, he said the education department has already appointed 6,998 teachers and allied staff since 2018. Referring to allegations that the government was not creating enough jobs, Saha said as many as 20,181 unemployed youths have been appointed in different government departments since 2018. Besides, around 5,000 people have been appointed on a contractual basis to assist the government workforce, he said, adding that the process to fill 1,733 teaching posts has already begun. “It shows the government is trying to address the unemployment problem. There will be no compromise in appointments in the health and family welfare and education departments,” he said. Saha said the BJP-led government has adopted a transparent recruitment policy. “Government posts are being filled with complete transparency since the BJP came to power in the state. No one can claim to have secured a government job through recommendation, which was common in the previous regime,” he said. The government is also working to finalise a transparent transfer policy, he said. “A government doctor (MBBS) is required to serve three years in a rural hospital to get a chance to pursue MD or MS. Now, we are planning to introduce a marking system for postgraduate aspirants serving in rural hospitals,” he added.  Pakistan's T20 captain Salman Ali Agha expects minimal changes in the squad for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The team has seen progress with players assigned specific roles, such as Abdul Samad, Babar Azam, Usman Khan, and Naseem Shah. Limited matches before the World Cup make it challenging for changes, but allrounder Shadab Khan may return."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) announced the results of the recruitment test for assistant teachers in state-run and aided schools for classes 9 and 10 on Monday. This test covered 23,212 vacancies. The results were uploaded to the commission’s website and were also made available through a dedicated helpline in the evening, according to officials. The examination took place on September 7. After the results were published, State Education Minister Bratya Basu said in a message on X, “The West Bengal Central School Service Commission has released the results of the written examination for recruitment of teachers for Classes 9-10, which was conducted on September 7. Under the guidance of Hon’ble Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and with the cooperation of the state and district administration, I congratulate the commission for publishing the results on time.” ওয়েস্ট বেঙ্গল সেন্ট্রাল স্কুল সার্ভিস কমিশন আজ নবম-দশম শ্রেণির শিক্ষক নিয়োগের লিখিত পরীক্ষা যা গত ৭ই সেপ্টেম্বর নেওয়া হয়েছিল তার ফল প্রকাশ করেছে। মাননীয় মুখ্যমন্ত্রী মমতা বন্দ্যোপাধ্যায়ের দিকনির্দেশনায় এবং রাজ্য ও জেলা প্রশাসনের সহযোগিতায় সময়মতো ফল প্রকাশ করায় কমিশনকে… — Bratya Basu (@basu_bratya) November 24, 2025  Although the results have been announced, the verification process will begin only after the recruitment verification for classes 11 and 12 is completed, according to a senior official from the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) . While the exact number or percentage of successful candidates deemed “untainted” in the 2016 SSC test could not be specified, many teachers who lost their jobs following the Supreme Court order on April 3 and chose to take fresh tests are now among the successful candidates, the official mentioned. The list of candidates selected for interviews is expected to be published in the first week of December. The official stated that a total of 293,192 candidates took the 11-subject examination. The number of available vacancies may increase w\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) announced the results of the recruitment test for assistant teachers in state-run and aided schools for classes 9 and 10 on Monday. This test covered 23,212 vacancies. The results were uploaded to the commission’s website and were also made available through a dedicated helpline in the evening, according to officials. The examination took place on September 7. After the results were published, State Education Minister Bratya Basu said in a message on X, “The West Bengal Central School Service Commission has released the results of the written examination for recruitment of teachers for Classes 9-10, which was conducted on September 7. Under the guidance of Hon’ble Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and with the cooperation of the state and district administration, I congratulate the commission for publishing the results on time.” ওয়েস্ট বেঙ্গল সেন্ট্রাল স্কুল সার্ভিস কমিশন আজ নবম-দশম শ্রেণির শিক্ষক নিয়োগের লিখিত পরীক্ষা যা গত ৭ই সেপ্টেম্বর নেওয়া হয়েছিল তার ফল প্রকাশ করেছে। মাননীয় মুখ্যমন্ত্রী মমতা বন্দ্যোপাধ্যায়ের দিকনির্দেশনায় এবং রাজ্য ও জেলা প্রশাসনের সহযোগিতায় সময়মতো ফল প্রকাশ করায় কমিশনকে… — Bratya Basu (@basu_bratya) November 24, 2025  Although the results have been announced, the verification process will begin only after the recruitment verification for classes 11 and 12 is completed, according to a senior official from the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) . While the exact number or percentage of successful candidates deemed “untainted” in the 2016 SSC test could not be specified, many teachers who lost their jobs following the Supreme Court order on April 3 and chose to take fresh tests are now among the successful candidates, the official mentioned. The list of candidates selected for interviews is expected to be published in the first week of December. The official stated that a total of 293,192 candidates took the 11-subject examination. The number of available vacancies may increase w"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIAS officer Tina Dabi has once again distinguished herself by being awarded by the President of India. Serving as the District Collector of Barmer, Rajasthan, Tina Dabi spearheaded an initiative in water conservation that earned the district the first-ever Jal Sanchay Jan Bhagidari (JSJB) Award. Conferred by President Droupadi Murmu at the 6th National Water Awards 2025 in New Delhi , the honour celebrates Barmer’s success in rainwater harvesting and community-driven participation under the nationwide campaign. The event was organised by the Ministry of Jal Shakti at Vigyan Bhawan. Under the achievement, the district was awarded Rs 2 crore as prize money for its best performance in the first category. This is not the first time Dabi has gained praise for her works . From being a student of the year during her graduation days to becoming the first woman from the reserved category to top UPSC Civil Services Examination at 22, to bagging President’s Gold Medal for being the “First in Order of Merit” at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) in Mussoorie, she has been an achiever. Tina Dabi’s academic brilliance helped pave the way for her success in the UPSC Civil Services Examination at just 22 years of age. She secured 868 marks in the written test and 195 in the personality test, bringing her total to 1063 marks. Her subject-wise performance in the Mains is: 145 marks in Essay, 119 in General Studies Paper 1, 84 in GS Paper 2, 111 in GS Paper 3, 110 in GS Paper 4, 128 in Political Science Paper 1, and an impressive 171 in Political Science Paper 2. With an overall score of 1063 (52.49%), Dabi’s achievement stands as a testament to her dedication, preparation, and intellectual rigour. Born in Bhopal , Tina moved to Delhi with her parents and younger sister when she was in Class 8. She completed her schooling from the Convent of Jesus and Mary, opting for humanities in Class 11, by which time she had also started seriously considering atte\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IAS officer Tina Dabi has once again distinguished herself by being awarded by the President of India. Serving as the District Collector of Barmer, Rajasthan, Tina Dabi spearheaded an initiative in water conservation that earned the district the first-ever Jal Sanchay Jan Bhagidari (JSJB) Award. Conferred by President Droupadi Murmu at the 6th National Water Awards 2025 in New Delhi , the honour celebrates Barmer’s success in rainwater harvesting and community-driven participation under the nationwide campaign. The event was organised by the Ministry of Jal Shakti at Vigyan Bhawan. Under the achievement, the district was awarded Rs 2 crore as prize money for its best performance in the first category. This is not the first time Dabi has gained praise for her works . From being a student of the year during her graduation days to becoming the first woman from the reserved category to top UPSC Civil Services Examination at 22, to bagging President’s Gold Medal for being the “First in Order of Merit” at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) in Mussoorie, she has been an achiever. Tina Dabi’s academic brilliance helped pave the way for her success in the UPSC Civil Services Examination at just 22 years of age. She secured 868 marks in the written test and 195 in the personality test, bringing her total to 1063 marks. Her subject-wise performance in the Mains is: 145 marks in Essay, 119 in General Studies Paper 1, 84 in GS Paper 2, 111 in GS Paper 3, 110 in GS Paper 4, 128 in Political Science Paper 1, and an impressive 171 in Political Science Paper 2. With an overall score of 1063 (52.49%), Dabi’s achievement stands as a testament to her dedication, preparation, and intellectual rigour. Born in Bhopal , Tina moved to Delhi with her parents and younger sister when she was in Class 8. She completed her schooling from the Convent of Jesus and Mary, opting for humanities in Class 11, by which time she had also started seriously considering atte"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Indian Institute of Technology Madras ( IIT Madras ) has announced that it will open its research and innovation facilities to the public during the ‘Institute Open House 2026,’ scheduled between January 2 and 4, 2026. According to an official statement, the event aims to offer school and college students, teachers, researchers, industry professionals, and other visitors an opportunity to gain first-hand exposure to the institute’s academic and research ecosystem. Registrations for the Open House 2026 can be completed online on the institute’s official website, and the institute has encouraged early sign-ups to facilitate planning and visitor management. Also Read| 19 IITs report rise in BTech placements for 2024-25, yet figures remain below 2021-22 peak: RTI According to the statement, the event is expected to draw more than 95,000 registrants and up to 60,000 visitors over the three days. The Open House will include access to over 100 laboratories across 18 academic departments, including four National Research Centres, 11 Institute Research Centres, and 15 Centres of Excellence. Visitors will be able to view ongoing research projects, student-led innovations, and demonstrations. Around 80 exhibition stalls will be set up to showcase faculty and student projects across various disciplines. The 2025 edition of the Open House recorded close to 35,000 visitors, which was twice the footfall of the previous year. More than 550 schools participated, including around 130 from rural regions. Attendees came from 250 cities across India, with 118 rural locations and nearly 250 areas outside Chennai represented. The event website also recorded more than 20,000 visits. Also Read| IIT Delhi Open House: Researchers link birth risks to PM 2.5 pollution The institute noted that over 200 student and staff volunteers were involved in making last year’s event possible. They collectively contributed more than 4,000 hours and travelled over 1,000 kilometres for outreach activities\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Indian Institute of Technology Madras ( IIT Madras ) has announced that it will open its research and innovation facilities to the public during the ‘Institute Open House 2026,’ scheduled between January 2 and 4, 2026. According to an official statement, the event aims to offer school and college students, teachers, researchers, industry professionals, and other visitors an opportunity to gain first-hand exposure to the institute’s academic and research ecosystem. Registrations for the Open House 2026 can be completed online on the institute’s official website, and the institute has encouraged early sign-ups to facilitate planning and visitor management. Also Read| 19 IITs report rise in BTech placements for 2024-25, yet figures remain below 2021-22 peak: RTI According to the statement, the event is expected to draw more than 95,000 registrants and up to 60,000 visitors over the three days. The Open House will include access to over 100 laboratories across 18 academic departments, including four National Research Centres, 11 Institute Research Centres, and 15 Centres of Excellence. Visitors will be able to view ongoing research projects, student-led innovations, and demonstrations. Around 80 exhibition stalls will be set up to showcase faculty and student projects across various disciplines. The 2025 edition of the Open House recorded close to 35,000 visitors, which was twice the footfall of the previous year. More than 550 schools participated, including around 130 from rural regions. Attendees came from 250 cities across India, with 118 rural locations and nearly 250 areas outside Chennai represented. The event website also recorded more than 20,000 visits. Also Read| IIT Delhi Open House: Researchers link birth risks to PM 2.5 pollution The institute noted that over 200 student and staff volunteers were involved in making last year’s event possible. They collectively contributed more than 4,000 hours and travelled over 1,000 kilometres for outreach activities"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nRailway RRB Group D Admit Card 2025: The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) on November 24 issued the city intimation slip and the admit card for the Group D examination soon. The examinations are scheduled to take place from November 27, 2025, to January 16, 2026 . The Railway Board has also activated the mock test link for aspirants. RRB Group D Admit Card 2025 OUT Live For more details on the RRB Group D 2025 exam date, city intimation slip and admit card , candidates can check the IE Education portal . Follow the steps below to check your group D hall tickets: Step 1: Visit the official RRB portal at rrbapply.gov.in or on other regional websites. Step 2: On the homepage, click on the link titled “RRB Group D Exam Admit Card 2025”. Step 3: Log in using your registration number and date of birth. Step 4: The exam city slip will appear on the screen. Step 5: Download and save the RRB city slip for the group D exam document for reference. The RRBs have also advised candidates to ensure that their registered mobile number and email ID remain active, as further updates, including admit card download instructions, will be communicated through official channels. Candidates belonging to SC/ST categories will also be able to download their free travel authority pass along with their admit card, as per eligibility. RRB Group D Timeline of Events After the RRB Group D result process, candidates must meet the minimum qualifying marks set for their respective categories. For the Unreserved (UR) and Economically Weaker Section (EWS) categories, the required score is 40 per cent, while candidates belonging to the OBC (Non-Creamy Layer), Scheduled Caste (SC), and Scheduled Tribe (ST) categories need to secure at least 30 per cent to qualify. The Computer-Based Test (CBT) for the Group D examination will be held for 90 minutes and will consist of 100 questions. Candidates will be awarded one mark for each correct response, while one-third of a mark will be deducted for every incorre\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Railway RRB Group D Admit Card 2025: The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) on November 24 issued the city intimation slip and the admit card for the Group D examination soon. The examinations are scheduled to take place from November 27, 2025, to January 16, 2026 . The Railway Board has also activated the mock test link for aspirants. RRB Group D Admit Card 2025 OUT Live For more details on the RRB Group D 2025 exam date, city intimation slip and admit card , candidates can check the IE Education portal . Follow the steps below to check your group D hall tickets: Step 1: Visit the official RRB portal at rrbapply.gov.in or on other regional websites. Step 2: On the homepage, click on the link titled “RRB Group D Exam Admit Card 2025”. Step 3: Log in using your registration number and date of birth. Step 4: The exam city slip will appear on the screen. Step 5: Download and save the RRB city slip for the group D exam document for reference. The RRBs have also advised candidates to ensure that their registered mobile number and email ID remain active, as further updates, including admit card download instructions, will be communicated through official channels. Candidates belonging to SC/ST categories will also be able to download their free travel authority pass along with their admit card, as per eligibility. RRB Group D Timeline of Events After the RRB Group D result process, candidates must meet the minimum qualifying marks set for their respective categories. For the Unreserved (UR) and Economically Weaker Section (EWS) categories, the required score is 40 per cent, while candidates belonging to the OBC (Non-Creamy Layer), Scheduled Caste (SC), and Scheduled Tribe (ST) categories need to secure at least 30 per cent to qualify. The Computer-Based Test (CBT) for the Group D examination will be held for 90 minutes and will consist of 100 questions. Candidates will be awarded one mark for each correct response, while one-third of a mark will be deducted for every incorre"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n–Ankit Mehra For decades, the United States has been considered the world’s most desirable higher education destination, especially in STEM fields. It powered the ambitions of Indian students chasing world-class education, research excellence and global careers. Anti-immigration rhetoric, policy ambiguity, slowing entry-level hiring, and cost pressures have pushed students and parents to question if this is the right decision. Once considered the obvious choice, the question in students’ minds today is, Does going to the US justify the cost and uncertainty? The anxiety is fuelled by several structural and political signals. Immigration has resurfaced as a contentious political theme. This has led to periodic unpredictability in visa outcomes, as we witnessed earlier this year, due to the visa pause. Also Read | US universities saw 17% drop in enrolments from international students in 2025-26 Adding to the uncertainty is speculation about the future of Optional Practical Training (OPT) , the 36-month work authorisation that has long been central to the ROI of a US STEM degree. Several proposals have been discussed, which, if implemented, would be detrimental to Indian students. Since OPT is the bridge that enables practical experience, employability, and loan repayment, these discussions around changes signal instability and intensify risk assessments. Also Read | US H1-B visa: Despite policy headwinds, these countries continue to draw Indian students Hiring norms have also tightened, with a higher focus on skills. Indian students without practical experience or an industry-aligned portfolio face a steeper climb in securing OPT roles. Rent, transport, insurance, and daily expenses frequently exceed university estimates, pushing actual expenses beyond what most families anticipate and complicating loan affordability. Paradoxically, Indian students continue to remain the largest international student group in the US, as per the Open Doors Report 2025. The story is in t\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " –Ankit Mehra For decades, the United States has been considered the world’s most desirable higher education destination, especially in STEM fields. It powered the ambitions of Indian students chasing world-class education, research excellence and global careers. Anti-immigration rhetoric, policy ambiguity, slowing entry-level hiring, and cost pressures have pushed students and parents to question if this is the right decision. Once considered the obvious choice, the question in students’ minds today is, Does going to the US justify the cost and uncertainty? The anxiety is fuelled by several structural and political signals. Immigration has resurfaced as a contentious political theme. This has led to periodic unpredictability in visa outcomes, as we witnessed earlier this year, due to the visa pause. Also Read | US universities saw 17% drop in enrolments from international students in 2025-26 Adding to the uncertainty is speculation about the future of Optional Practical Training (OPT) , the 36-month work authorisation that has long been central to the ROI of a US STEM degree. Several proposals have been discussed, which, if implemented, would be detrimental to Indian students. Since OPT is the bridge that enables practical experience, employability, and loan repayment, these discussions around changes signal instability and intensify risk assessments. Also Read | US H1-B visa: Despite policy headwinds, these countries continue to draw Indian students Hiring norms have also tightened, with a higher focus on skills. Indian students without practical experience or an industry-aligned portfolio face a steeper climb in securing OPT roles. Rent, transport, insurance, and daily expenses frequently exceed university estimates, pushing actual expenses beyond what most families anticipate and complicating loan affordability. Paradoxically, Indian students continue to remain the largest international student group in the US, as per the Open Doors Report 2025. The story is in t"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIn a bid to tackle unemployment and empower young people with better career opportunities, the Uttar Pradesh government has rolled out a series of youth-focused employment initiatives. From the Rojgaar Sangam Portal, which connects job seekers with employers, to schemes like Mukhya Mantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojana (MYSY) and other skill development programmes, the government is aiming to bridge the gap between education and industry. These measures are designed not only to generate jobs but also to encourage entrepreneurship. Here is the list of some opportunities that students and job seekers in UP must know about: The Sewayojan UP Portal, also known as Rojgar Sangam, is an online platform for connecting job seekers with employers. It provides access to government, private, and outsourced jobs and Rojgar Melas, matching opportunities with candidates based on their education, skills, and qualifications. To register, applicants need a Class 10th mark sheet, address proof such as an Aadhaar card , a mobile number, and a passport-sized photograph. Once registered, users can visit the official portal at sewayojan.up.nic.in, click on the “Job” icon on the homepage, and browse available categories. Filters such as location, job type, salary, and other preferences help refine the search, making the process more efficient and tailored to individual needs The Scheme, launched on 15 September 2018, aims to promote entrepreneurship by providing financial support to unemployed youth. Under the scheme, eligible applicants aged 18–40 who are permanent residents of the state and have at least a high school qualification can avail loans up to Rs 25 lakh at a concessional 6 per cent interest rate to start their own businesses. The funding covers expenses such as machinery, raw materials, and working capital, helping youth become self-reliant while generating employment for others. Applicants must not be defaulters of nationalised banks, and annual income limits apply—Rs 2 lakh for OBC, \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " In a bid to tackle unemployment and empower young people with better career opportunities, the Uttar Pradesh government has rolled out a series of youth-focused employment initiatives. From the Rojgaar Sangam Portal, which connects job seekers with employers, to schemes like Mukhya Mantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojana (MYSY) and other skill development programmes, the government is aiming to bridge the gap between education and industry. These measures are designed not only to generate jobs but also to encourage entrepreneurship. Here is the list of some opportunities that students and job seekers in UP must know about: The Sewayojan UP Portal, also known as Rojgar Sangam, is an online platform for connecting job seekers with employers. It provides access to government, private, and outsourced jobs and Rojgar Melas, matching opportunities with candidates based on their education, skills, and qualifications. To register, applicants need a Class 10th mark sheet, address proof such as an Aadhaar card , a mobile number, and a passport-sized photograph. Once registered, users can visit the official portal at sewayojan.up.nic.in, click on the “Job” icon on the homepage, and browse available categories. Filters such as location, job type, salary, and other preferences help refine the search, making the process more efficient and tailored to individual needs The Scheme, launched on 15 September 2018, aims to promote entrepreneurship by providing financial support to unemployed youth. Under the scheme, eligible applicants aged 18–40 who are permanent residents of the state and have at least a high school qualification can avail loans up to Rs 25 lakh at a concessional 6 per cent interest rate to start their own businesses. The funding covers expenses such as machinery, raw materials, and working capital, helping youth become self-reliant while generating employment for others. Applicants must not be defaulters of nationalised banks, and annual income limits apply—Rs 2 lakh for OBC,"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has on November 23, celebrated its 36th Foundation Day at Kaushal Bhawan, New Delhi. The foundation day was graced by the Union Minister for Education, Dharmendra Pradhan, as the Chief Guest. NIOS also launched the portal for the Teacher Training Programme (Bridge Course) along with various academic and vocational courses. Also Read | NIOS announces revised exam schedule for Classes 10 & 12 Sanjay Kumar (IAS), Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, Government of India, has attended the event as the Guest of Honour, while Prachi Pandey (IA&AS), Joint Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, was present as the distinguished guest. Addressing the gathering, the Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan praised the commendable work of NIOS and congratulated it for connecting with India’s unique educational heritage. Sharing an anecdote, he noted that many institutions are working to bring out-of-school children into the mainstream of education in collaboration with NIOS. He stressed the need to promote education in the mother tongue and called for moving beyond the colonial “Macaulay mindset.” Highlighting the importance of experimentation with Artificial Intelligence in education, he stated that AI can help address learners’ queries effectively and enhance teacher education. In his address, Sanjay Kumar commended NIOS for the extensive use of ICT to provide maximum facilities to its learners. He also highlighted NIOS’s important initiatives in offering accessible learning facilities for persons with disabilities through multiple modes. Chairman of NIOS, Professor Akhilesh Mishra, underlined the launch of the world’s first Senior Secondary curriculum in Indian Sign Language. Emphasising self-reliance, he spoke about the need for self-awareness and shared plans to soon introduce the “Shiksha Mitra Programme” for learners deprived of educational \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has on November 23, celebrated its 36th Foundation Day at Kaushal Bhawan, New Delhi. The foundation day was graced by the Union Minister for Education, Dharmendra Pradhan, as the Chief Guest. NIOS also launched the portal for the Teacher Training Programme (Bridge Course) along with various academic and vocational courses. Also Read | NIOS announces revised exam schedule for Classes 10 & 12 Sanjay Kumar (IAS), Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, Government of India, has attended the event as the Guest of Honour, while Prachi Pandey (IA&AS), Joint Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, was present as the distinguished guest. Addressing the gathering, the Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan praised the commendable work of NIOS and congratulated it for connecting with India’s unique educational heritage. Sharing an anecdote, he noted that many institutions are working to bring out-of-school children into the mainstream of education in collaboration with NIOS. He stressed the need to promote education in the mother tongue and called for moving beyond the colonial “Macaulay mindset.” Highlighting the importance of experimentation with Artificial Intelligence in education, he stated that AI can help address learners’ queries effectively and enhance teacher education. In his address, Sanjay Kumar commended NIOS for the extensive use of ICT to provide maximum facilities to its learners. He also highlighted NIOS’s important initiatives in offering accessible learning facilities for persons with disabilities through multiple modes. Chairman of NIOS, Professor Akhilesh Mishra, underlined the launch of the world’s first Senior Secondary curriculum in Indian Sign Language. Emphasising self-reliance, he spoke about the need for self-awareness and shared plans to soon introduce the “Shiksha Mitra Programme” for learners deprived of educational"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIIM Ranchi has received an international accreditation from the Association of MBAs (AMBA). This accomplishment, according to the Institute, reaffirms its position among the top two per cent of global business schools that meet the most rigorous global standards in management education. Top MBA Institutes in India Within the country’s management education landscape, AMBA accreditation is internationally regarded as one of the most respected and selective global benchmarks in postgraduate management education. What if you don’t get admission into a Tier-1 college? Awarded only after a meticulous review process, it certifies that an institution demonstrates exceptional quality across pedagogy, curriculum innovation, learning experience, and career impact. Additionally, the Ranchi-based Institute received recognition with the 4 Palmes of Excellence in the Eduniversal Best Business Schools Ranking 2025. The Eduniversal ranking system, which spans 154 countries and evaluates over 1,000 business schools, considers global influence, internationalisation, academic reputation, and the strength of institutional partnerships. The 4 Palmes of Excellence, awarded by the Eduniversal International Scientific Committee and endorsed through global peer voting by Deans, identify institutions with a strong and growing international impact. As IIM Ranchi continues to expand its global partnerships and deepen its engagement with international peers, the Institute remains steadfast in its mission to develop responsible, future-ready leaders. These recognitions reinforce its standing as one of the most respected and influential management institutions in the world today, and they signal the Institute’s determination to keep advancing the frontiers of management education. Meanwhile, the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) Kashipur , Raipur, Ranchi, and Tiruchirappalli on September 9 announced the launch of the Joint Admission Process (JAP) for MBA admissions for the next academic sessi\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IIM Ranchi has received an international accreditation from the Association of MBAs (AMBA). This accomplishment, according to the Institute, reaffirms its position among the top two per cent of global business schools that meet the most rigorous global standards in management education. Top MBA Institutes in India Within the country’s management education landscape, AMBA accreditation is internationally regarded as one of the most respected and selective global benchmarks in postgraduate management education. What if you don’t get admission into a Tier-1 college? Awarded only after a meticulous review process, it certifies that an institution demonstrates exceptional quality across pedagogy, curriculum innovation, learning experience, and career impact. Additionally, the Ranchi-based Institute received recognition with the 4 Palmes of Excellence in the Eduniversal Best Business Schools Ranking 2025. The Eduniversal ranking system, which spans 154 countries and evaluates over 1,000 business schools, considers global influence, internationalisation, academic reputation, and the strength of institutional partnerships. The 4 Palmes of Excellence, awarded by the Eduniversal International Scientific Committee and endorsed through global peer voting by Deans, identify institutions with a strong and growing international impact. As IIM Ranchi continues to expand its global partnerships and deepen its engagement with international peers, the Institute remains steadfast in its mission to develop responsible, future-ready leaders. These recognitions reinforce its standing as one of the most respected and influential management institutions in the world today, and they signal the Institute’s determination to keep advancing the frontiers of management education. Meanwhile, the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) Kashipur , Raipur, Ranchi, and Tiruchirappalli on September 9 announced the launch of the Joint Admission Process (JAP) for MBA admissions for the next academic sessi"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nKumar Mangalam Birla is one of five honorands to receive an honorary degree from the University of London. Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, Sir Terry Waite, Susannah Schofield MBE and The Reverend Philip Goff are also honoured along with him. Kumar Mangalam Birla is Chairman of the Aditya Birla Group. The awards were presented by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, Chancellor of the University of London, during the University’s foundation day celebrations held at Senate House, London, on Wednesday 19 November. Birla becomes Doctor of Science (Economics). Also Read | 97% of Indian students want education leading directly to jobs: Study Kavita Reddi, Chair of the Board of Trustees of the University of London, said: “We are delighted to honour Mr Birla with an Honorary Degree in recognition of his outstanding contributions to industry and philanthropy. His social initiatives have improved millions of lives, and his commitment to widening access to quality education, both in India and here in the UK, reflects the University of London’s core values – a passion for helping others, recognising the value of education and a desire to unite, rather than divide. Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman, Aditya Birla Group, said, “I am humbled to receive this distinction from the University of London. It is a particular privilege to accept a storied honour presented by Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne, The Princess Royal. As an alumnus of the London Business School, I have witnessed first-hand the university’s ability to transform ambition into achievement. My family has long believed that education is the most enduring engine of progress, capable of widening opportunity and reshaping communities. To be recognised by an institution that embodies those values and continues to equip new generations to take on an unpredictable world is both moving and motivating.” Each year, the University of London celebrates Foundation Day, a date on the annual calendar marking the institution’s first ro\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Kumar Mangalam Birla is one of five honorands to receive an honorary degree from the University of London. Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, Sir Terry Waite, Susannah Schofield MBE and The Reverend Philip Goff are also honoured along with him. Kumar Mangalam Birla is Chairman of the Aditya Birla Group. The awards were presented by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, Chancellor of the University of London, during the University’s foundation day celebrations held at Senate House, London, on Wednesday 19 November. Birla becomes Doctor of Science (Economics). Also Read | 97% of Indian students want education leading directly to jobs: Study Kavita Reddi, Chair of the Board of Trustees of the University of London, said: “We are delighted to honour Mr Birla with an Honorary Degree in recognition of his outstanding contributions to industry and philanthropy. His social initiatives have improved millions of lives, and his commitment to widening access to quality education, both in India and here in the UK, reflects the University of London’s core values – a passion for helping others, recognising the value of education and a desire to unite, rather than divide. Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman, Aditya Birla Group, said, “I am humbled to receive this distinction from the University of London. It is a particular privilege to accept a storied honour presented by Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne, The Princess Royal. As an alumnus of the London Business School, I have witnessed first-hand the university’s ability to transform ambition into achievement. My family has long believed that education is the most enduring engine of progress, capable of widening opportunity and reshaping communities. To be recognised by an institution that embodies those values and continues to equip new generations to take on an unpredictable world is both moving and motivating.” Each year, the University of London celebrates Foundation Day, a date on the annual calendar marking the institution’s first ro"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions (NCMEI) has issued a show-cause notice to the Al-Falah University, asking why its minority status should not be withdrawn in light of linkages to the Delhi blast case, as reported by the news agency, ANI. The National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions (NCMEI) announced on Friday that it has issued a notice regarding the matter, with a hearing scheduled for December 4. Notices have been sent to both the university registrar and the Principal Secretary of the Education Department in Haryana, requesting a report. Also Read | Faridabad’s Al-Falah University gets NAAC notice over ‘fake’ A-Grade claim Article 30(1) of the Constitution of India grants linguistic and religious minorities the fundamental right to establish and administer educational institutions of their choice. The NCMEI is a quasi-judicial body that has been given adjudicatory, advisory, and recommendatory powers for such matters. The Central Government has recognized six religious minority communities, which include Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Parsis, and Jains. Al-Falah University in Faridabad gained attention after Dr Umar Nabi, who was driving a car laden with explosives, caused an explosion near the Red Fort on November 10. Dr Muzammil Shakeel Ganai, who has been accused in connection with this incident, also worked at the university. The blast resulted in the death of fifteen people, with many others injured. Faridabad police conducted search operations in the Dhauj village near Al-Falah University. On Thursday, the Mhow Cantonment Board in Indore district, Madhya Pradesh, issued a notice to remove the ancestral property of Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui, the chairman of the Al Falah group. The notice stated that the structure is an illegal construction on land owned by the Defence Ministry, according to an official. The notice instructed the occupants and legal heirs of the property to remove the structure within three day\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions (NCMEI) has issued a show-cause notice to the Al-Falah University, asking why its minority status should not be withdrawn in light of linkages to the Delhi blast case, as reported by the news agency, ANI. The National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions (NCMEI) announced on Friday that it has issued a notice regarding the matter, with a hearing scheduled for December 4. Notices have been sent to both the university registrar and the Principal Secretary of the Education Department in Haryana, requesting a report. Also Read | Faridabad’s Al-Falah University gets NAAC notice over ‘fake’ A-Grade claim Article 30(1) of the Constitution of India grants linguistic and religious minorities the fundamental right to establish and administer educational institutions of their choice. The NCMEI is a quasi-judicial body that has been given adjudicatory, advisory, and recommendatory powers for such matters. The Central Government has recognized six religious minority communities, which include Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Parsis, and Jains. Al-Falah University in Faridabad gained attention after Dr Umar Nabi, who was driving a car laden with explosives, caused an explosion near the Red Fort on November 10. Dr Muzammil Shakeel Ganai, who has been accused in connection with this incident, also worked at the university. The blast resulted in the death of fifteen people, with many others injured. Faridabad police conducted search operations in the Dhauj village near Al-Falah University. On Thursday, the Mhow Cantonment Board in Indore district, Madhya Pradesh, issued a notice to remove the ancestral property of Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui, the chairman of the Al Falah group. The notice stated that the structure is an illegal construction on land owned by the Defence Ministry, according to an official. The notice instructed the occupants and legal heirs of the property to remove the structure within three day"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe fourth edition of the cultural and educational exchange programme Kashi Tamil Sangamam will be held from December 2, the Ministry of Education announced on Saturday. This year’s major highlights include the Valedictory Function at Rameswaram, marking the grand culmination of the event, and the launch of a new initiative — Tamil Karpom — enabling students from North India to learn Tamil in Tamil Nadu. “Kashi Tamil Sangamam 4.0 will be organised around the theme ‘Learn Tamil – Tamil Karkalam’, with the aim to promote Tamil learning across India and foster wider appreciation for India’s classical linguistic and literary heritage. “In this edition of Kashi Tamil Sangamam, more than 1,400 delegates from Tamil Nadu will participate under seven categories,” a senior Education Ministry official said. Delegates will undertake an eight-day experiential tour, including visits to Varanasi, Prayagraj and Ayodhya, along with interactions, seminars, cultural performances and exposure to local cuisine, handicrafts and heritage, the official added. As in previous editions, the IIT-Madras and the Banaras Hindu University (BHU) will serve as the nodal institutions for implementing Kashi Tamil Sangamam 4.0, in collaboration with the Uttar Pradesh government and several Central ministries. The first month-long Kashi Tamil Sangamam was held in 2022 to revive the bonds between Varanasi and Tamil Nadu. The second edition was organised from December 17 to December 30 in 2023, and the third edition was held from February 15 to 24 last year. The theme for this year’s edition is ‘Karpom Tamil (Let us Learn Tamil)’. This initiative seeks to spread awareness about the richness of the Tamil language across the country. As part of the programme, Tamil language learning sessions will be organised for students and youth in Kashi. Additionally, Agasthya Expedition has been planned from Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu, to Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, emphasising the contributions made by Sage Agasthyar, by follow\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The fourth edition of the cultural and educational exchange programme Kashi Tamil Sangamam will be held from December 2, the Ministry of Education announced on Saturday. This year’s major highlights include the Valedictory Function at Rameswaram, marking the grand culmination of the event, and the launch of a new initiative — Tamil Karpom — enabling students from North India to learn Tamil in Tamil Nadu. “Kashi Tamil Sangamam 4.0 will be organised around the theme ‘Learn Tamil – Tamil Karkalam’, with the aim to promote Tamil learning across India and foster wider appreciation for India’s classical linguistic and literary heritage. “In this edition of Kashi Tamil Sangamam, more than 1,400 delegates from Tamil Nadu will participate under seven categories,” a senior Education Ministry official said. Delegates will undertake an eight-day experiential tour, including visits to Varanasi, Prayagraj and Ayodhya, along with interactions, seminars, cultural performances and exposure to local cuisine, handicrafts and heritage, the official added. As in previous editions, the IIT-Madras and the Banaras Hindu University (BHU) will serve as the nodal institutions for implementing Kashi Tamil Sangamam 4.0, in collaboration with the Uttar Pradesh government and several Central ministries. The first month-long Kashi Tamil Sangamam was held in 2022 to revive the bonds between Varanasi and Tamil Nadu. The second edition was organised from December 17 to December 30 in 2023, and the third edition was held from February 15 to 24 last year. The theme for this year’s edition is ‘Karpom Tamil (Let us Learn Tamil)’. This initiative seeks to spread awareness about the richness of the Tamil language across the country. As part of the programme, Tamil language learning sessions will be organised for students and youth in Kashi. Additionally, Agasthya Expedition has been planned from Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu, to Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, emphasising the contributions made by Sage Agasthyar, by follow"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA bill to establish a higher education regulator, which will replace organisations such as the University Grants Commission (UGC) , is scheduled for introduction during the winter session of Parliament, beginning on December 1. According to a bulletin from the Lok Sabha, the proposed legislation is titled the Higher Education Commission of India Bill. This new Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) was suggested in the National Education Policy and aims to replace the UGC, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) , and the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) . While the UGC oversees non-technical higher education, the AICTE is responsible for technical education, and the NCTE regulates teacher education. The Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) is proposed to serve as a single regulator for higher education. However, it will not oversee medical and law colleges. The HECI is intended to fulfil three main roles: regulation, accreditation, and establishing professional standards. Funding, considered a fourth aspect, will not fall under the authority of the HECI; the administrative ministry will retain control over funding autonomy. The concept of the HECI has previously been discussed in the form of a draft bill. In 2018, a draft bill titled “Higher Education Commission of India (Repeal of University Grants Commission Act)” was released for public feedback and consultation with stakeholders. This bill aimed to repeal the UGC Act and establish the HECI. Renewed efforts to bring the HECI into existence were initiated by Dharmendra Pradhan, who became the Union Education Minister in July 2021. Underlining the relevance of a single higher education regulator, the NEP-2020 document says, “The regulatory system needs a complete overhaul to re-energise the higher education sector and enable it to thrive.” It adds that the new system should ensure the distinct functions of regulation, accreditation, funding, and academic standard setting are \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A bill to establish a higher education regulator, which will replace organisations such as the University Grants Commission (UGC) , is scheduled for introduction during the winter session of Parliament, beginning on December 1. According to a bulletin from the Lok Sabha, the proposed legislation is titled the Higher Education Commission of India Bill. This new Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) was suggested in the National Education Policy and aims to replace the UGC, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) , and the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) . While the UGC oversees non-technical higher education, the AICTE is responsible for technical education, and the NCTE regulates teacher education. The Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) is proposed to serve as a single regulator for higher education. However, it will not oversee medical and law colleges. The HECI is intended to fulfil three main roles: regulation, accreditation, and establishing professional standards. Funding, considered a fourth aspect, will not fall under the authority of the HECI; the administrative ministry will retain control over funding autonomy. The concept of the HECI has previously been discussed in the form of a draft bill. In 2018, a draft bill titled “Higher Education Commission of India (Repeal of University Grants Commission Act)” was released for public feedback and consultation with stakeholders. This bill aimed to repeal the UGC Act and establish the HECI. Renewed efforts to bring the HECI into existence were initiated by Dharmendra Pradhan, who became the Union Education Minister in July 2021. Underlining the relevance of a single higher education regulator, the NEP-2020 document says, “The regulatory system needs a complete overhaul to re-energise the higher education sector and enable it to thrive.” It adds that the new system should ensure the distinct functions of regulation, accreditation, funding, and academic standard setting are"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Delhi government announced the admission schedule for entry-level classes in private schools for the 2026-27 academic session. Admission forms will be available starting December 4, and the first list of selected candidates will be released on January 23. According to a circular issued by the Directorate of Education (DoE) , schools are required to upload their admission criteria and points for open seats (excluding EWS/DG/CWSN categories) by November 28. The deadline for submitting application forms to schools is December 27. Also Read | Delhi Nursery Admission 2025-26 FAQs Additionally, the circular states that schools must upload details of all applicants by January 9, followed by the marks assigned to each child under the points system by January 16. The first list of selected students, along with a waiting list, will be published on January 23. Parents can raise queries regarding point allocation from January 24 to February 3. A second list will be issued on February 9. The admission process will officially close on March 19. The DoE has reiterated that schools cannot adopt criteria that have been previously abolished by the department and upheld by the Delhi High Court. Furthermore, schools are reminded to comply with the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act while framing their admission criteria. Schools must also display a breakdown of points for all criteria on their websites and upload details of children admitted under open seats, including the marks allotted under the points system. The DoE emphasizes the importance of transparency, stating that any draw of lots must be conducted in the presence of parents and recorded on video. Additionally, the DoE has clarified the age criteria for entry-level classes. For the 2026-27 academic session, a child must be at least three years old for nursery, four years old for KG, and five years old for Class One as of March 31, 2026. Schools may grant an age relaxation of up to one month at the discretion of the \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Delhi government announced the admission schedule for entry-level classes in private schools for the 2026-27 academic session. Admission forms will be available starting December 4, and the first list of selected candidates will be released on January 23. According to a circular issued by the Directorate of Education (DoE) , schools are required to upload their admission criteria and points for open seats (excluding EWS/DG/CWSN categories) by November 28. The deadline for submitting application forms to schools is December 27. Also Read | Delhi Nursery Admission 2025-26 FAQs Additionally, the circular states that schools must upload details of all applicants by January 9, followed by the marks assigned to each child under the points system by January 16. The first list of selected students, along with a waiting list, will be published on January 23. Parents can raise queries regarding point allocation from January 24 to February 3. A second list will be issued on February 9. The admission process will officially close on March 19. The DoE has reiterated that schools cannot adopt criteria that have been previously abolished by the department and upheld by the Delhi High Court. Furthermore, schools are reminded to comply with the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act while framing their admission criteria. Schools must also display a breakdown of points for all criteria on their websites and upload details of children admitted under open seats, including the marks allotted under the points system. The DoE emphasizes the importance of transparency, stating that any draw of lots must be conducted in the presence of parents and recorded on video. Additionally, the DoE has clarified the age criteria for entry-level classes. For the 2026-27 academic session, a child must be at least three years old for nursery, four years old for KG, and five years old for Class One as of March 31, 2026. Schools may grant an age relaxation of up to one month at the discretion of the"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA stalkerware maker who was banned from the surveillance industry after a data breach that exposed the personal information of its customers, as well as the people they were spying on, will not be able to go back to selling the invasive software, according the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. The FTC denied a request to cancel that ban made by Scott Zuckerman, the founder of consumer spyware company Support King and its subsidiaries SpyFone and OneClickMonitor. On Monday, the FTC announced the denial in a press release after Zuckerman petitioned the federal watchdog to rescind or modify the ban order in July of this year. In 2021, the FTC banned Zuckerman from “offering, promoting, selling, or advertising any surveillance app, service, or business,” effectively preventing him from running another stalkerware business. The agency also ordered Zuckerman to delete all the data collected by SpyFone, as well as to undergo frequent audits and establish certain cybersecurity practices for his businesses. “SpyFone is a brazen brand name for a surveillance business that helped stalkers steal private information,” said Samuel Levine, then acting director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection. “The stalkerware was hidden from device owners, but was fully exposed to hackers who exploited the company’s slipshod security.” In his petition , Zuckerman claimed that the FTC order’s security requirements have made it harder for him to run his other businesses due to financial costs, despite the fact that Support King is no longer in operation and he now only runs a restaurant and plans other “tourism ventures” in Puerto Rico, according to the petition. When reached via email, Zuckerman declined to comment and referred questions to his lawyer. The FTC ban stemmed from an incident in 2018, when a security researcher found an Amazon S3 bucket belonging to SpyFone that left extremely sensitive data — including selfies, text messages, chat app messages, audio recordings, contacts, loca\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A stalkerware maker who was banned from the surveillance industry after a data breach that exposed the personal information of its customers, as well as the people they were spying on, will not be able to go back to selling the invasive software, according the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. The FTC denied a request to cancel that ban made by Scott Zuckerman, the founder of consumer spyware company Support King and its subsidiaries SpyFone and OneClickMonitor. On Monday, the FTC announced the denial in a press release after Zuckerman petitioned the federal watchdog to rescind or modify the ban order in July of this year. In 2021, the FTC banned Zuckerman from “offering, promoting, selling, or advertising any surveillance app, service, or business,” effectively preventing him from running another stalkerware business. The agency also ordered Zuckerman to delete all the data collected by SpyFone, as well as to undergo frequent audits and establish certain cybersecurity practices for his businesses. “SpyFone is a brazen brand name for a surveillance business that helped stalkers steal private information,” said Samuel Levine, then acting director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection. “The stalkerware was hidden from device owners, but was fully exposed to hackers who exploited the company’s slipshod security.” In his petition , Zuckerman claimed that the FTC order’s security requirements have made it harder for him to run his other businesses due to financial costs, despite the fact that Support King is no longer in operation and he now only runs a restaurant and plans other “tourism ventures” in Puerto Rico, according to the petition. When reached via email, Zuckerman declined to comment and referred questions to his lawyer. The FTC ban stemmed from an incident in 2018, when a security researcher found an Amazon S3 bucket belonging to SpyFone that left extremely sensitive data — including selfies, text messages, chat app messages, audio recordings, contacts, loca"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nPosted: SoftBank Group and Nvidia are in talks to lead an investment of over $1 billion at a $14 billion valuation in Skild AI, a software company building a foundational robotics model, Reuters reported. The nearly three-year-old startup was last valued at $4.7 billion in May when it raised $500 million in a round led by SoftBank along with the participation of LG Technology Ventures, Samsung, Nvidia, and others, according to PitchBook data. Skild didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. SoftBank and Nvidia declined to comment. Unlike other heavily funded startups, Skild AI is not building proprietary hardware. Instead, it’s developing a robot-agnostic foundation model that can be customized for various types of robots and use cases. The company unveiled its general-purpose robot model Skild Brain in July with videos showing robots picking up dishes and climbing up and down the stairs. The company has secured strategic partnerships with LG CNS and Hewlett Packard Enterprise to develop its ecosystem. Investor interest in AI robotics has been steadily growing. Physical Intelligence, another company developing “brains” for a broad range of robots, has reportedly recently raised $600 million at a $5.6 billion valuation led by CapitalG. One investor who evaluated but declined to fund Physical Intelligence told TechCrunch that its model is still in the early stages of development. In September, Figure, a company developing a humanoid robot, raised more than $1 billion at a massive $39 billion valuation . Meanwhile, 1X, another humanoid robot developer, was in talks to secure as much as $1 billion at a $10 billion valuation , The Information reported several months ago. Topics Show your CFO the marketing proof they want! Join a free webinar hosted by Pantheon on Tuesday December 9 at 10am PT to learn where spend delivers & how to build a 2026 strategy grounded in real results. Subscribe for the industry’s biggest tech news Every weekday and Sunday, you can get\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Posted: SoftBank Group and Nvidia are in talks to lead an investment of over $1 billion at a $14 billion valuation in Skild AI, a software company building a foundational robotics model, Reuters reported. The nearly three-year-old startup was last valued at $4.7 billion in May when it raised $500 million in a round led by SoftBank along with the participation of LG Technology Ventures, Samsung, Nvidia, and others, according to PitchBook data. Skild didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. SoftBank and Nvidia declined to comment. Unlike other heavily funded startups, Skild AI is not building proprietary hardware. Instead, it’s developing a robot-agnostic foundation model that can be customized for various types of robots and use cases. The company unveiled its general-purpose robot model Skild Brain in July with videos showing robots picking up dishes and climbing up and down the stairs. The company has secured strategic partnerships with LG CNS and Hewlett Packard Enterprise to develop its ecosystem. Investor interest in AI robotics has been steadily growing. Physical Intelligence, another company developing “brains” for a broad range of robots, has reportedly recently raised $600 million at a $5.6 billion valuation led by CapitalG. One investor who evaluated but declined to fund Physical Intelligence told TechCrunch that its model is still in the early stages of development. In September, Figure, a company developing a humanoid robot, raised more than $1 billion at a massive $39 billion valuation . Meanwhile, 1X, another humanoid robot developer, was in talks to secure as much as $1 billion at a $10 billion valuation , The Information reported several months ago. Topics Show your CFO the marketing proof they want! Join a free webinar hosted by Pantheon on Tuesday December 9 at 10am PT to learn where spend delivers & how to build a 2026 strategy grounded in real results. Subscribe for the industry’s biggest tech news Every weekday and Sunday, you can get"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nPosted: Six months ago, Waymo disclosed it was providing 250,000 robotaxi rides a week across its service areas, an ever-growing list that includes Atlanta, Austin, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and the San Francisco Bay Area. The Alphabet-owned self-driving company has been coy ever since, simply stating it is providing many hundreds of thousands of weekly rides. Now, we have a firmer grasp on those weekly ride numbers, thanks to a leaked letter from Tiger Global Management to it investors that was first reported by CNBC . The letter was an appeal for investment into Tiger Global’s next venture capital fund and called out the gains, so far, of its current fund. Those gains rested largely on its investments in hot companies like OpenAI, Databricks, and Waymo. In the letter, Tiger disclosed that Waymo is now providing 450,000 robotaxi rides per week — nearly double the amount it disclosed this spring. That number will rise as the company continues its aggressive rollout strategy, too. Waymo, which provides commercial robotaxi service in five cities, has announced plans to launch in 12 additional cities in 2026, including Dallas, Denver, Houston, Nashville, and San Diego. A Waymo spokesperson declined to comment.  Topics Show your CFO the marketing proof they want! Join a free webinar hosted by Pantheon on Tuesday December 9 at 10am PT to learn where spend delivers & how to build a 2026 strategy grounded in real results. Subscribe for the industry’s biggest tech news Every weekday and Sunday, you can get the best of TechCrunch’s coverage. TechCrunch Mobility is your destination for transportation news and insight. Startups are the core of TechCrunch, so get our best coverage delivered weekly. Provides movers and shakers with the info they need to start their day. By submitting your email, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Notice .\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Posted: Six months ago, Waymo disclosed it was providing 250,000 robotaxi rides a week across its service areas, an ever-growing list that includes Atlanta, Austin, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and the San Francisco Bay Area. The Alphabet-owned self-driving company has been coy ever since, simply stating it is providing many hundreds of thousands of weekly rides. Now, we have a firmer grasp on those weekly ride numbers, thanks to a leaked letter from Tiger Global Management to it investors that was first reported by CNBC . The letter was an appeal for investment into Tiger Global’s next venture capital fund and called out the gains, so far, of its current fund. Those gains rested largely on its investments in hot companies like OpenAI, Databricks, and Waymo. In the letter, Tiger disclosed that Waymo is now providing 450,000 robotaxi rides per week — nearly double the amount it disclosed this spring. That number will rise as the company continues its aggressive rollout strategy, too. Waymo, which provides commercial robotaxi service in five cities, has announced plans to launch in 12 additional cities in 2026, including Dallas, Denver, Houston, Nashville, and San Diego. A Waymo spokesperson declined to comment.  Topics Show your CFO the marketing proof they want! Join a free webinar hosted by Pantheon on Tuesday December 9 at 10am PT to learn where spend delivers & how to build a 2026 strategy grounded in real results. Subscribe for the industry’s biggest tech news Every weekday and Sunday, you can get the best of TechCrunch’s coverage. TechCrunch Mobility is your destination for transportation news and insight. Startups are the core of TechCrunch, so get our best coverage delivered weekly. Provides movers and shakers with the info they need to start their day. By submitting your email, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Notice ."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAdvanced Nvidia AI chips can head back to China after all. The Department of Commerce will allow Nvidia to ship H200 chips to China, as originally reported by Semafor , to approved customers in the country. The U.S. will take a 25% cut of these sales , CNBC reported. H200 chips are much more advanced than the H20 chips Nvidia developed specifically for the Chinese market, but the company would only be able to send H200s that are roughly 18 months old, Semafor reported. An Nvidia spokesperson told TechCrunch of the development: “We applaud President Trump’s decision to allow America’s chip industry to compete to support high paying jobs and manufacturing in America. Offering H200 to approved commercial customers, vetted by the Department of Commerce, strikes a thoughtful balance that is great for America.” The news report comes a week after U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the decision on exporting these H200 chips to China was in President Donald Trump’s hands . The decision to send the chips to China conflicts with Congressional concerns about national security. Pete Ricketts, a Republican senator from Nebraska, and Chris Coons, a Democratic senator from Delaware, introduced a bill on December 4 that would block the export of advanced AI chips to China for more than two years. The Secure and Feasible Exports Act (SAFE) Chips Act would require the Department of Commerce to deny any export license on advanced AI chips to China for 30 months. It’s unclear when legislators will vote on the proposed bill especially now that the Trump administration has given the green light to sell the H200 chips. While Congress has long been clear about sending advanced AI chips to China — on both sides of the aisle — President Trump has waffled on whether or not to allow the exports. The Trump administration hit chip companies like Nvidia with licensing requirements to send their chips to China in April before it formally rescinded a Biden administration diffusion rule that\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Advanced Nvidia AI chips can head back to China after all. The Department of Commerce will allow Nvidia to ship H200 chips to China, as originally reported by Semafor , to approved customers in the country. The U.S. will take a 25% cut of these sales , CNBC reported. H200 chips are much more advanced than the H20 chips Nvidia developed specifically for the Chinese market, but the company would only be able to send H200s that are roughly 18 months old, Semafor reported. An Nvidia spokesperson told TechCrunch of the development: “We applaud President Trump’s decision to allow America’s chip industry to compete to support high paying jobs and manufacturing in America. Offering H200 to approved commercial customers, vetted by the Department of Commerce, strikes a thoughtful balance that is great for America.” The news report comes a week after U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the decision on exporting these H200 chips to China was in President Donald Trump’s hands . The decision to send the chips to China conflicts with Congressional concerns about national security. Pete Ricketts, a Republican senator from Nebraska, and Chris Coons, a Democratic senator from Delaware, introduced a bill on December 4 that would block the export of advanced AI chips to China for more than two years. The Secure and Feasible Exports Act (SAFE) Chips Act would require the Department of Commerce to deny any export license on advanced AI chips to China for 30 months. It’s unclear when legislators will vote on the proposed bill especially now that the Trump administration has given the green light to sell the H200 chips. While Congress has long been clear about sending advanced AI chips to China — on both sides of the aisle — President Trump has waffled on whether or not to allow the exports. The Trump administration hit chip companies like Nvidia with licensing requirements to send their chips to China in April before it formally rescinded a Biden administration diffusion rule that"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nGoogle announced on Monday that it’s introducing a shoppable discovery feed in Doppl , its experimental app that uses AI to visualize how different outfits might look on you. The tech giant says the idea behind the new feed is to display recommendations so users can discover and virtually try on new items. Nearly everything in the feed is shoppable, with direct links to merchants. The discovery feed features AI-generated videos of real products and suggests outfits based on your personalized style. Google determines your style by analyzing the preferences you share with Doppl and the items you interact with. The move comes as short-form video feeds, particularly on TikTok and Instagram, have conditioned users to scroll visual feeds and buy what they see. However, unlike on TikTok and Instagram, where real influencers showcase products, Google’s new feed only consists of AI-generated content. While some may not be fond of an AI-generated feed, Google likely sees it as a way to surface products in a format that people are already used to. Plus, it makes sense for the company to try a new e-commerce strategy, especially as it continues to lose ground to companies like Amazon and social media platforms. It’s worth noting that AI-generated videos aren’t new to Doppl. While the app creates images of a virtual version of yourself wearing different outfits, it can turn these static images and convert them into AI-generated videos. The purpose of this is to give you a better sense of how the outfit would look on you in real life. The new discovery feed is rolling out to Doppl on iOS and Android in the U.S. for users 18 and above. Although a feed consisting solely of AI-generated content would have seemed strange a year ago, the idea is now gaining traction. For example, OpenAI in September launched Sora , a social media platform of just AI videos. Meta also has a short-form video feed of AI-generated videos called “ Vibes ” in the Meta AI app. Topics Consumer News Reporter A\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Google announced on Monday that it’s introducing a shoppable discovery feed in Doppl , its experimental app that uses AI to visualize how different outfits might look on you. The tech giant says the idea behind the new feed is to display recommendations so users can discover and virtually try on new items. Nearly everything in the feed is shoppable, with direct links to merchants. The discovery feed features AI-generated videos of real products and suggests outfits based on your personalized style. Google determines your style by analyzing the preferences you share with Doppl and the items you interact with. The move comes as short-form video feeds, particularly on TikTok and Instagram, have conditioned users to scroll visual feeds and buy what they see. However, unlike on TikTok and Instagram, where real influencers showcase products, Google’s new feed only consists of AI-generated content. While some may not be fond of an AI-generated feed, Google likely sees it as a way to surface products in a format that people are already used to. Plus, it makes sense for the company to try a new e-commerce strategy, especially as it continues to lose ground to companies like Amazon and social media platforms. It’s worth noting that AI-generated videos aren’t new to Doppl. While the app creates images of a virtual version of yourself wearing different outfits, it can turn these static images and convert them into AI-generated videos. The purpose of this is to give you a better sense of how the outfit would look on you in real life. The new discovery feed is rolling out to Doppl on iOS and Android in the U.S. for users 18 and above. Although a feed consisting solely of AI-generated content would have seemed strange a year ago, the idea is now gaining traction. For example, OpenAI in September launched Sora , a social media platform of just AI videos. Meta also has a short-form video feed of AI-generated videos called “ Vibes ” in the Meta AI app. Topics Consumer News Reporter A"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe former chief engineer of Lucid Motors, Eric Bach, has sued the company for wrongful termination, discrimination, and retaliation, and claims one of the automaker’s top HR executives referred to him as a “German Nazi.” The federal lawsuit, filed Monday in the Northern District of California, claims Bach was stripped of his responsibilities overseeing the powertrain division in early 2025 as a result of an HR investigation into the company’s workplace culture. Bach claims to have been targeted because of his German heritage. Bach first learned about the disparaging comment in mid-2025 — months after the investigation into workplace culture was launched and after losing some responsibilities at the company, according to the complaint. He encouraged a co-worker to report the incident. TechCrunch has reached out to Lucid and will update the article if the company comments on the lawsuit. Bach claims Lucid Motors “confirmed” the HR executive made the remark. Bach logged an internal complaint against another Lucid vice president for similarly racist behavior. He claims Lucid Motors retaliated by trying to force him to resign in October 2025. Lucid fired Bach on November 5, 2025, according to the lawsuit. Lucid Motors’ press release from that day only said he had “departed.” The lawsuit comes during a tricky moment for Lucid Motors. The company is burning through cash as it works to ramp up production of its second vehicle, the Gravity SUV. It is developing more affordable mass-market vehicles on a midsized platform slated to debut sometime in late 2026. Lucid has also been churning through executives. The company’s VP of engineering left on the same day Bach claims to have been fired, as TechCrunch previously reported. Former CEO and CTO Peter Rawlinson suddenly resigned in February, and the company has still not named a permanent replacement. Lucid’s head of investor relations, Senior Vice President of Operations, Managing Director for Europe, and the Vice Presidents \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The former chief engineer of Lucid Motors, Eric Bach, has sued the company for wrongful termination, discrimination, and retaliation, and claims one of the automaker’s top HR executives referred to him as a “German Nazi.” The federal lawsuit, filed Monday in the Northern District of California, claims Bach was stripped of his responsibilities overseeing the powertrain division in early 2025 as a result of an HR investigation into the company’s workplace culture. Bach claims to have been targeted because of his German heritage. Bach first learned about the disparaging comment in mid-2025 — months after the investigation into workplace culture was launched and after losing some responsibilities at the company, according to the complaint. He encouraged a co-worker to report the incident. TechCrunch has reached out to Lucid and will update the article if the company comments on the lawsuit. Bach claims Lucid Motors “confirmed” the HR executive made the remark. Bach logged an internal complaint against another Lucid vice president for similarly racist behavior. He claims Lucid Motors retaliated by trying to force him to resign in October 2025. Lucid fired Bach on November 5, 2025, according to the lawsuit. Lucid Motors’ press release from that day only said he had “departed.” The lawsuit comes during a tricky moment for Lucid Motors. The company is burning through cash as it works to ramp up production of its second vehicle, the Gravity SUV. It is developing more affordable mass-market vehicles on a midsized platform slated to debut sometime in late 2026. Lucid has also been churning through executives. The company’s VP of engineering left on the same day Bach claims to have been fired, as TechCrunch previously reported. Former CEO and CTO Peter Rawlinson suddenly resigned in February, and the company has still not named a permanent replacement. Lucid’s head of investor relations, Senior Vice President of Operations, Managing Director for Europe, and the Vice Presidents"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nTiger Global, the investor that spurred the VC bull market of 2020-2021, is reportedly raising a fresh $2.2 billion fund. The firm sent a letter to potential limited partners, according to a copy obtained by CNBC , seeking to raise the cash for a vehicle called Private Investment Partners 17 (PIP 17). The letter also promises a more humble approach than during the 2021 bull-market madness. During that time, Tiger Global was moving fast and investing abundantly, a method the venture industry calls “spray and pray.” PIP 15, raised in 2021, was a whopping $12.7 billion fund that pumped cash into startups at a blinding pace largely at peak valuations, TechCrunch reported . In 2021 alone, the hedge fund backed 315 startups , according to PitchBook data, and spurred bidding wars among VCs to get stakes in even unproven startups that ratcheted up valuations. When interest rates rose, the party was over, and startups spent years trying to live up to their 2021 valuations, many shuttering along the way . After the venture market crash in 2022-23, prolific Tiger Global investor John Curtius left to start his own fund , and Scott Shleifer, the firm’s chief of private equity investments, transitioned to an advisory role , while Tiger’s famed founder, Chase Coleman, took on a more direct role. Tiger Global went on to raise a much smaller PIP 16 fund of $2.2 billion in 2024, Bloomberg reported at the time, which is, admittedly, still an enormous fund. Now, on the strength of PIP 16’s blockbuster AI investments, Tiger Global is raising Fund 17. PIP 16 holds stakes in OpenAI, Waymo and Databricks, all of which have had skyrocketing valuations and driven this fund’s paper gains by 33% so far, the letter said as reported by CNBC. Still, in a nod to the need for more caution than in previous years, the letter promised a more targeted approach. It acknowledged that leaning into AI investments could be risky and require “humility” because “valuations are elevated and, in our view, somet\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Tiger Global, the investor that spurred the VC bull market of 2020-2021, is reportedly raising a fresh $2.2 billion fund. The firm sent a letter to potential limited partners, according to a copy obtained by CNBC , seeking to raise the cash for a vehicle called Private Investment Partners 17 (PIP 17). The letter also promises a more humble approach than during the 2021 bull-market madness. During that time, Tiger Global was moving fast and investing abundantly, a method the venture industry calls “spray and pray.” PIP 15, raised in 2021, was a whopping $12.7 billion fund that pumped cash into startups at a blinding pace largely at peak valuations, TechCrunch reported . In 2021 alone, the hedge fund backed 315 startups , according to PitchBook data, and spurred bidding wars among VCs to get stakes in even unproven startups that ratcheted up valuations. When interest rates rose, the party was over, and startups spent years trying to live up to their 2021 valuations, many shuttering along the way . After the venture market crash in 2022-23, prolific Tiger Global investor John Curtius left to start his own fund , and Scott Shleifer, the firm’s chief of private equity investments, transitioned to an advisory role , while Tiger’s famed founder, Chase Coleman, took on a more direct role. Tiger Global went on to raise a much smaller PIP 16 fund of $2.2 billion in 2024, Bloomberg reported at the time, which is, admittedly, still an enormous fund. Now, on the strength of PIP 16’s blockbuster AI investments, Tiger Global is raising Fund 17. PIP 16 holds stakes in OpenAI, Waymo and Databricks, all of which have had skyrocketing valuations and driven this fund’s paper gains by 33% so far, the letter said as reported by CNBC. Still, in a nod to the need for more caution than in previous years, the letter promised a more targeted approach. It acknowledged that leaning into AI investments could be risky and require “humility” because “valuations are elevated and, in our view, somet"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAs energy demand for data centers soars , environmental groups are calling for a moratorium on the approval and construction of new facilities. More than 230 organizations, including Food & Water Watch, Friends of the Earth, and Greenpeace signed a public letter urging members of Congress to support a national moratorium on the approval and construction of new data centers, citing rising electricity and water consumption. “The rapid, largely unregulated rise of data centers to fuel the AI and crypto frenzy is disrupting communities across the country and threatening Americans’ economic, environmental, climate and water security,” the letter reads. Several studies have linked higher energy prices to the arrival of new data centers in a region. Consumers have been arriving at similar conclusions: A recent survey, commissioned by solar installer Sunrun, found that eight in 10 consumers were worried about data centers negatively affecting their utility bills. Electricity prices have already shot up 13% this year, bigger than any annual increase in the past decade. The effects are expected to be felt most in a handful of states, including Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and New Jersey, which are slated for the largest increase in data center capacity. Energy demand for data centers is expected to nearly triple in the coming decade, up from 40 gigawatts today to 106 gigawatts in 2035. Much of that will take place in rural areas. “All this compounds the significant and concerning impacts AI is having on society, including lost jobs, social instability and economic concentration,” the environmental groups said. Proposed data centers have become a flash point in recent days. Last week, protestors marched outside the headquarters of utility DTE in Detroit. The company is requesting approval from the Michigan Public Service Commission to supply OpenAI and Oracle with electricity for a 1.4 gigawatt data center. Protestors said they were concerned about the data center d\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " As energy demand for data centers soars , environmental groups are calling for a moratorium on the approval and construction of new facilities. More than 230 organizations, including Food & Water Watch, Friends of the Earth, and Greenpeace signed a public letter urging members of Congress to support a national moratorium on the approval and construction of new data centers, citing rising electricity and water consumption. “The rapid, largely unregulated rise of data centers to fuel the AI and crypto frenzy is disrupting communities across the country and threatening Americans’ economic, environmental, climate and water security,” the letter reads. Several studies have linked higher energy prices to the arrival of new data centers in a region. Consumers have been arriving at similar conclusions: A recent survey, commissioned by solar installer Sunrun, found that eight in 10 consumers were worried about data centers negatively affecting their utility bills. Electricity prices have already shot up 13% this year, bigger than any annual increase in the past decade. The effects are expected to be felt most in a handful of states, including Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and New Jersey, which are slated for the largest increase in data center capacity. Energy demand for data centers is expected to nearly triple in the coming decade, up from 40 gigawatts today to 106 gigawatts in 2035. Much of that will take place in rural areas. “All this compounds the significant and concerning impacts AI is having on society, including lost jobs, social instability and economic concentration,” the environmental groups said. Proposed data centers have become a flash point in recent days. Last week, protestors marched outside the headquarters of utility DTE in Detroit. The company is requesting approval from the Michigan Public Service Commission to supply OpenAI and Oracle with electricity for a 1.4 gigawatt data center. Protestors said they were concerned about the data center d"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAnthropic is launching Claude Code in Slack, allowing developers to delegate coding tasks directly from chat threads. The beta feature, available Monday as a research preview, builds on Anthropic’s existing Slack integration by adding full workflow automation. The rollout signals that the next frontier in coding assistants isn’t the model; it’s the workflow. Previously, developers could only get lightweight coding help via Claude in Slack — like writing snippets, debugging, and explanations. Now they can tag @Claude to spin up a complete coding session using Slack context like bug reports or feature requests. Claude analyzes recent messages to determine the right repository, posts progress updates in threads, and shares links to review work and open pull requests. The move reflects a broader industry shift: AI coding assistants are migrating from IDEs (integrated development environment, where software development happens) into collaboration tools where teams already work. Cursor offers Slack integration for drafting and debugging code in threads, while GitHub Copilot recently added features to generate pull requests from chat. OpenAI’s Codex is accessible via custom Slack bots. For Slack, positioning itself as an “ agentic hub ” where AI meets workplace context creates a strategic advantage: Whichever AI tool dominates Slack — the center of engineering communication — could shape how software teams work. By letting developers move seamlessly from conversation to code without switching apps, Claude Code and similar tools represent a shift toward AI-embedded collaboration that could fundamentally change developer workflows. While Anthropic has not yet confirmed when it would make a broader rollout available, the timing is strategic. The AI coding market is getting more competitive, and differentiation is starting to depend more on integration depth and distribution than model capability alone. That said, the integration raises questions about code security and IP pro\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Anthropic is launching Claude Code in Slack, allowing developers to delegate coding tasks directly from chat threads. The beta feature, available Monday as a research preview, builds on Anthropic’s existing Slack integration by adding full workflow automation. The rollout signals that the next frontier in coding assistants isn’t the model; it’s the workflow. Previously, developers could only get lightweight coding help via Claude in Slack — like writing snippets, debugging, and explanations. Now they can tag @Claude to spin up a complete coding session using Slack context like bug reports or feature requests. Claude analyzes recent messages to determine the right repository, posts progress updates in threads, and shares links to review work and open pull requests. The move reflects a broader industry shift: AI coding assistants are migrating from IDEs (integrated development environment, where software development happens) into collaboration tools where teams already work. Cursor offers Slack integration for drafting and debugging code in threads, while GitHub Copilot recently added features to generate pull requests from chat. OpenAI’s Codex is accessible via custom Slack bots. For Slack, positioning itself as an “ agentic hub ” where AI meets workplace context creates a strategic advantage: Whichever AI tool dominates Slack — the center of engineering communication — could shape how software teams work. By letting developers move seamlessly from conversation to code without switching apps, Claude Code and similar tools represent a shift toward AI-embedded collaboration that could fundamentally change developer workflows. While Anthropic has not yet confirmed when it would make a broader rollout available, the timing is strategic. The AI coding market is getting more competitive, and differentiation is starting to depend more on integration depth and distribution than model capability alone. That said, the integration raises questions about code security and IP pro"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAn increasing number of browsers are experimenting with agentic features that will take actions on your behalf, such as booking tickets or shopping for different items. However, these agentic capabilities also come with security risks that could lead to loss of data or money. Google detailed its approach to handling user security on Chrome using observer models and consent for user action. The company previewed agentic capabilities on Chrome in September and said these features will roll out in the coming months. The company said it is using the help of a few models to keep agentic actions in check. Google said it built a User Alignment Critic using Gemini to scrutinize the action items built by the planner model for a particular task. If the critic model thinks that the planned tasks don’t serve the user’s goal, it asks the planner model to rethink the strategy. Google noted that the critic model only sees the metadata of the proposed action and not the actual web content. What’s more, to prevent agents from accessing disallowed or untrustworthy sites, Google is using Agent Origin Sets, which restrict the model to access read-only origins and read-writeable origins. Read-only origin is data that Gemini is permitted to consume content from. For instance, on a shopping site, the listings are relevant to the task, but banner ads aren’t. Similarly, Google said the agent is only allowed to click or type on certain iframes of a page. “This delineation enforces that only data from a limited set of origins is available to the agent, and this data can only be passed on to the writable origins. This bounds the threat vector of cross-origin data leaks. This also gives the browser the ability to enforce some of that separation, such as by not even sending to the model data that is outside the readable set,” the company said in a blog post. Google is also keeping a check on page navigation by investigating URLs through another observer model. This can prevent navigation to harm\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " An increasing number of browsers are experimenting with agentic features that will take actions on your behalf, such as booking tickets or shopping for different items. However, these agentic capabilities also come with security risks that could lead to loss of data or money. Google detailed its approach to handling user security on Chrome using observer models and consent for user action. The company previewed agentic capabilities on Chrome in September and said these features will roll out in the coming months. The company said it is using the help of a few models to keep agentic actions in check. Google said it built a User Alignment Critic using Gemini to scrutinize the action items built by the planner model for a particular task. If the critic model thinks that the planned tasks don’t serve the user’s goal, it asks the planner model to rethink the strategy. Google noted that the critic model only sees the metadata of the proposed action and not the actual web content. What’s more, to prevent agents from accessing disallowed or untrustworthy sites, Google is using Agent Origin Sets, which restrict the model to access read-only origins and read-writeable origins. Read-only origin is data that Gemini is permitted to consume content from. For instance, on a shopping site, the listings are relevant to the task, but banner ads aren’t. Similarly, Google said the agent is only allowed to click or type on certain iframes of a page. “This delineation enforces that only data from a limited set of origins is available to the agent, and this data can only be passed on to the writable origins. This bounds the threat vector of cross-origin data leaks. This also gives the browser the ability to enforce some of that separation, such as by not even sending to the model data that is outside the readable set,” the company said in a blog post. Google is also keeping a check on page navigation by investigating URLs through another observer model. This can prevent navigation to harm"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nOpenAI and Instacart are launching a grocery shopping experience inside of ChatGPT, allowing customers to brainstorm meal ideas, make a grocery list, and check out, all without leaving the chat interface. This builds upon an existing partnership between OpenAI and Instacart; more than two years ago, Instacart launched an in-app AI search tool powered by ChatGPT, which helps shoppers ask questions about what to make for dinner or how to accommodate dietary restrictions. The relationship between OpenAI and Instacart seems to have only deepened after former Instacart CEO Fidji Simo — who was already an OpenAI board member — joined the company as the CEO of Applications in May. Agentic commerce — the use of AI tools to do shopping research and make purchases on a user’s behalf — is a current priority for OpenAI. Its most recent dev day focused on its plan to build apps into ChatGPT . In an early preview for developers, ChatGPT launched integrations with apps like Booking.com, Canva, Coursera, Expedia, Figma, Spotify, and Zillow; since then, OpenAI has announced further partnerships with Target , Intuit , and others. Leading up to this year’s holiday shopping season, both OpenAI and Perplexity announced in-app features that help users make decisions about what products to buy — so, you could ask ChatGPT to help you find the best deal on a gaming laptop that matches your specific criteria. Adobe predicted that AI-assisted online shopping will grow by 520% this holiday season. Despite ChatGPT’s immense popularity, OpenAI is not making a profit, and it may not for another several years — if it ever does. Its products are so resource-intensive that even subscription costs don’t account for how much compute power the company uses to make its product work. These agentic commerce tools could give OpenAI another way of making money, since it’ll take an undisclosed “ small fee ” when it helps merchants make a sale. But it would take a whole lot of ChatGPT-based shopping for these\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " OpenAI and Instacart are launching a grocery shopping experience inside of ChatGPT, allowing customers to brainstorm meal ideas, make a grocery list, and check out, all without leaving the chat interface. This builds upon an existing partnership between OpenAI and Instacart; more than two years ago, Instacart launched an in-app AI search tool powered by ChatGPT, which helps shoppers ask questions about what to make for dinner or how to accommodate dietary restrictions. The relationship between OpenAI and Instacart seems to have only deepened after former Instacart CEO Fidji Simo — who was already an OpenAI board member — joined the company as the CEO of Applications in May. Agentic commerce — the use of AI tools to do shopping research and make purchases on a user’s behalf — is a current priority for OpenAI. Its most recent dev day focused on its plan to build apps into ChatGPT . In an early preview for developers, ChatGPT launched integrations with apps like Booking.com, Canva, Coursera, Expedia, Figma, Spotify, and Zillow; since then, OpenAI has announced further partnerships with Target , Intuit , and others. Leading up to this year’s holiday shopping season, both OpenAI and Perplexity announced in-app features that help users make decisions about what products to buy — so, you could ask ChatGPT to help you find the best deal on a gaming laptop that matches your specific criteria. Adobe predicted that AI-assisted online shopping will grow by 520% this holiday season. Despite ChatGPT’s immense popularity, OpenAI is not making a profit, and it may not for another several years — if it ever does. Its products are so resource-intensive that even subscription costs don’t account for how much compute power the company uses to make its product work. These agentic commerce tools could give OpenAI another way of making money, since it’ll take an undisclosed “ small fee ” when it helps merchants make a sale. But it would take a whole lot of ChatGPT-based shopping for these"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nLast week, pet products and services giant Petco confirmed that it experienced a data breach involving customers’ personal information, without specifying what type of data was affected. On Friday, in a legally required filing with Texas’ attorney general’s office, Petco reported that the affected data included names, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, financial information such as account numbers, credit or debit card numbers, and dates of birth. Petco filed similar legally required notices in California, Massachusetts , and Montana . In the latter two states, Petco reported one and three affected residents, respectively. The company did not disclose the exact number of victims in California, where companies are required to disclose breaches involving at least 500 state residents, which suggests there are more victims than that number in the state. Petco spokesperson Ventura Olvera did not respond to a series of questions sent on Monday, which included how many customers in total were affected by this incident; whether Petco has any technical means, including logs, to determine whether any cybercriminals had access and stole the customers’ exposed data; what and when was the specific issue identified; and what was the application involved in the incident. For context, in 2022, Petco said it served more than 24 million customers. On Friday, Petco spokesperson Ventura Olvera said in a statement to TechCrunch that the company had “provided further information to individuals whose information was involved.” California’s attorney general published a sample letter that Petco is sending to its customers. The message said Petco discovered an issue with “a setting within one of our software applications that inadvertently allowed certain files to be accessible online,” that the company “immediately took steps to correct the issue and to remove the files from further online access,” and that it “corrected” the setting and implemented unspecified “additional s\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Last week, pet products and services giant Petco confirmed that it experienced a data breach involving customers’ personal information, without specifying what type of data was affected. On Friday, in a legally required filing with Texas’ attorney general’s office, Petco reported that the affected data included names, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, financial information such as account numbers, credit or debit card numbers, and dates of birth. Petco filed similar legally required notices in California, Massachusetts , and Montana . In the latter two states, Petco reported one and three affected residents, respectively. The company did not disclose the exact number of victims in California, where companies are required to disclose breaches involving at least 500 state residents, which suggests there are more victims than that number in the state. Petco spokesperson Ventura Olvera did not respond to a series of questions sent on Monday, which included how many customers in total were affected by this incident; whether Petco has any technical means, including logs, to determine whether any cybercriminals had access and stole the customers’ exposed data; what and when was the specific issue identified; and what was the application involved in the incident. For context, in 2022, Petco said it served more than 24 million customers. On Friday, Petco spokesperson Ventura Olvera said in a statement to TechCrunch that the company had “provided further information to individuals whose information was involved.” California’s attorney general published a sample letter that Petco is sending to its customers. The message said Petco discovered an issue with “a setting within one of our software applications that inadvertently allowed certain files to be accessible online,” that the company “immediately took steps to correct the issue and to remove the files from further online access,” and that it “corrected” the setting and implemented unspecified “additional s"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nPosted: Quilt, the startup based in Redwood City, California, that’s created sleek, customizable heat pumps, has raised $20 million in a Series B round that closed recently. The company previously raised a $33 million Series A, which it announced in April 2024. The new round was led by Energy Impact Partners and Galvanize with participation from Alumni Ventures, Gradient Ventures, Incite Ventures, and Lowercarbon Capital. Veery Maxwell at Galvanize will be joining the board, as will former Nest CFO Tom vonReichbauer. (The latter should come as no surprise given that many Quilters used to work at Nest.) The new funding will go toward expanding the company’s footprint. Quilt has installed nearly 1,000 units in 16 U.S. states and five Canadian provinces, co-founder and CEO Paul Lambert said in a note posted on the company’s website. Quilt has been a rare startup challenging entrenched incumbents in the heat pump market. To unseat them, the company has taken a software- and design-first approach. One example is an over-the-air update the company pushed to heat pumps that were already installed; the new software and firmware improved the performance of existing units by more than 20% .  Topics Show your CFO the marketing proof they want! Join a free webinar hosted by Pantheon on Tuesday December 9 at 10am PT to learn where spend delivers & how to build a 2026 strategy grounded in real results. Subscribe for the industry’s biggest tech news Every weekday and Sunday, you can get the best of TechCrunch’s coverage. TechCrunch Mobility is your destination for transportation news and insight. Startups are the core of TechCrunch, so get our best coverage delivered weekly. Provides movers and shakers with the info they need to start their day. By submitting your email, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Notice .\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Posted: Quilt, the startup based in Redwood City, California, that’s created sleek, customizable heat pumps, has raised $20 million in a Series B round that closed recently. The company previously raised a $33 million Series A, which it announced in April 2024. The new round was led by Energy Impact Partners and Galvanize with participation from Alumni Ventures, Gradient Ventures, Incite Ventures, and Lowercarbon Capital. Veery Maxwell at Galvanize will be joining the board, as will former Nest CFO Tom vonReichbauer. (The latter should come as no surprise given that many Quilters used to work at Nest.) The new funding will go toward expanding the company’s footprint. Quilt has installed nearly 1,000 units in 16 U.S. states and five Canadian provinces, co-founder and CEO Paul Lambert said in a note posted on the company’s website. Quilt has been a rare startup challenging entrenched incumbents in the heat pump market. To unseat them, the company has taken a software- and design-first approach. One example is an over-the-air update the company pushed to heat pumps that were already installed; the new software and firmware improved the performance of existing units by more than 20% .  Topics Show your CFO the marketing proof they want! Join a free webinar hosted by Pantheon on Tuesday December 9 at 10am PT to learn where spend delivers & how to build a 2026 strategy grounded in real results. Subscribe for the industry’s biggest tech news Every weekday and Sunday, you can get the best of TechCrunch’s coverage. TechCrunch Mobility is your destination for transportation news and insight. Startups are the core of TechCrunch, so get our best coverage delivered weekly. Provides movers and shakers with the info they need to start their day. By submitting your email, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Notice ."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nParamount Skydance on Monday launched a hostile, $108.4 billion bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), days after Warner agreed to be acquired by Netflix for $82.7 billion. Paramount is going straight to WBD’s shareholders with an all-cash offer of $30 per share, and it noted that its offer provides shareholders $18 billion more cash than the Netflix deal, which offered $23.25 in cash and $4.50 in Netflix shares for a total of $27.75 per share. Paramount is bidding for all of WBD, while Netflix’s deal with the company only includes its Hollywood studios and streaming business. CNBC reported on Monday that these were the very terms from Paramount that WBD’s board rejected a week ago. “We believe the WBD Board of Directors is pursuing an inferior proposal which exposes shareholders to a mix of cash and stock, an uncertain future trading value of the Global Networks linear cable business and a challenging regulatory approval process,” Paramount CEO David Ellison said in a statement . Paramount’s offer is backstopped with equity financing from the Ellison family and the private-equity firm RedBird Capital, in addition to $54 billion of debt commitments from Bank of America, Citi, and Apollo. Netflix came out on top on Friday after winning a bidding war against Paramount and Comcast, but Paramount’s hostile bid is sure to drag on the battle for one of Hollywood’s most iconic studios, a fight which has already stretched out for months. Netflix’s proposed deal has already raised antitrust questions, as it would combine two of the most popular streaming platforms into one. Additionally, President Donald Trump has said the deal “could be a problem” because of the size of the combined companies’ market share. A deal between WBD and Paramount would also likely raise similar concerns. Netflix agreed to pay WBD $5.8 billion if the deal doesn’t go through. WBD would have to pay Netflix $2.8 billion if it decides to call off the deal. Netflix did not immediately respond to a req\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Paramount Skydance on Monday launched a hostile, $108.4 billion bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), days after Warner agreed to be acquired by Netflix for $82.7 billion. Paramount is going straight to WBD’s shareholders with an all-cash offer of $30 per share, and it noted that its offer provides shareholders $18 billion more cash than the Netflix deal, which offered $23.25 in cash and $4.50 in Netflix shares for a total of $27.75 per share. Paramount is bidding for all of WBD, while Netflix’s deal with the company only includes its Hollywood studios and streaming business. CNBC reported on Monday that these were the very terms from Paramount that WBD’s board rejected a week ago. “We believe the WBD Board of Directors is pursuing an inferior proposal which exposes shareholders to a mix of cash and stock, an uncertain future trading value of the Global Networks linear cable business and a challenging regulatory approval process,” Paramount CEO David Ellison said in a statement . Paramount’s offer is backstopped with equity financing from the Ellison family and the private-equity firm RedBird Capital, in addition to $54 billion of debt commitments from Bank of America, Citi, and Apollo. Netflix came out on top on Friday after winning a bidding war against Paramount and Comcast, but Paramount’s hostile bid is sure to drag on the battle for one of Hollywood’s most iconic studios, a fight which has already stretched out for months. Netflix’s proposed deal has already raised antitrust questions, as it would combine two of the most popular streaming platforms into one. Additionally, President Donald Trump has said the deal “could be a problem” because of the size of the combined companies’ market share. A deal between WBD and Paramount would also likely raise similar concerns. Netflix agreed to pay WBD $5.8 billion if the deal doesn’t go through. WBD would have to pay Netflix $2.8 billion if it decides to call off the deal. Netflix did not immediately respond to a req"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nPosted: IBM is buying data infrastructure company Confluent for $11 billion in cash in a bid to bolster its data and automation products as ever more companies move their tech operations to the cloud and deploy AI technology. The tech giant said it would offer $31 for each Confluent share, which is about 50% more than what the smaller company’s shares closed at on Friday, before news of the deal. Confluent offers a platform that helps enterprises manage streams of data in real time, a use case that’s exploded in demand as ever more companies develop and deploy AI products, which require significant back-and-forth processing of data for inferencing. IBM said Confluent will complement its existing data and automation products, as well as improve upon its existing offerings across AI, automation, data, and consulting. The company expects the deal to add to EBITDA and free cash flow in the two years after the deal is closed. This is the latest in a string of deals IBM has struck in recent months as it seeks to capitalize on the AI boom, though at $11 billion, Confluent would be the tech giant’s largest buy in years, following its acquisition of HashiCorp in 2024. IBM in October signed a deal with AI lab Anthropic to deploy the Claude large language model into some of its products; it has partnered with AMD to develop a new computing architecture that combines quantum systems with AI-specialized chips; and it acquired data analysis startup Seek AI in June.   Topics Show your CFO the marketing proof they want! Join a free webinar hosted by Pantheon on Tuesday December 9 at 10am PT to learn where spend delivers & how to build a 2026 strategy grounded in real results. Subscribe for the industry’s biggest tech news Every weekday and Sunday, you can get the best of TechCrunch’s coverage. TechCrunch Mobility is your destination for transportation news and insight. Startups are the core of TechCrunch, so get our best coverage delivered weekly. Provides movers and shakers with t\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Posted: IBM is buying data infrastructure company Confluent for $11 billion in cash in a bid to bolster its data and automation products as ever more companies move their tech operations to the cloud and deploy AI technology. The tech giant said it would offer $31 for each Confluent share, which is about 50% more than what the smaller company’s shares closed at on Friday, before news of the deal. Confluent offers a platform that helps enterprises manage streams of data in real time, a use case that’s exploded in demand as ever more companies develop and deploy AI products, which require significant back-and-forth processing of data for inferencing. IBM said Confluent will complement its existing data and automation products, as well as improve upon its existing offerings across AI, automation, data, and consulting. The company expects the deal to add to EBITDA and free cash flow in the two years after the deal is closed. This is the latest in a string of deals IBM has struck in recent months as it seeks to capitalize on the AI boom, though at $11 billion, Confluent would be the tech giant’s largest buy in years, following its acquisition of HashiCorp in 2024. IBM in October signed a deal with AI lab Anthropic to deploy the Claude large language model into some of its products; it has partnered with AMD to develop a new computing architecture that combines quantum systems with AI-specialized chips; and it acquired data analysis startup Seek AI in June.   Topics Show your CFO the marketing proof they want! Join a free webinar hosted by Pantheon on Tuesday December 9 at 10am PT to learn where spend delivers & how to build a 2026 strategy grounded in real results. Subscribe for the industry’s biggest tech news Every weekday and Sunday, you can get the best of TechCrunch’s coverage. TechCrunch Mobility is your destination for transportation news and insight. Startups are the core of TechCrunch, so get our best coverage delivered weekly. Provides movers and shakers with t"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAdobe is partnering with YouTube to launch a dedicated content creation space in Premiere for iOS for YouTube Shorts creators, the company announced on Monday. The new space gives creators access to exclusive templates, transitions, and effects, along with the ability to instantly publish Shorts to their YouTube channels directly from their phones. The company says the space is designed to give creators everything they need to produce viral videos, grow their audience, and tap into trends, whether it’s creating day-in-the-life vlogs, travel videos, or behind-the-scenes clips. By partnering with Adobe, YouTube is giving creators on its platform an exclusive space to create content, encouraging them to use its partners’ space instead of competitors’ tools, like Meta’s Edits or CapCut, which is owned by TikTok parent ByteDance. “Although content edited in Premiere mobile can be shared to other social platforms, what’s unique about this partnership is that creators getting inspiration from their YouTube Shorts feed, can launch a template that caught their eye, directly into Premiere mobile and start customizing it for their own channel,” said Meagan Keane, director, Product Marketing, Digital Video and Audio at Adobe, in an email to TechCrunch. “This content creation space within the Premiere mobile app is designed and optimized for YouTube Shorts.” The Create for YouTube Shorts content creation space in Premiere mobile features Shorts templates from top creators with built-in text, effects, and transition presets. Creators can add their own media and customize the templates to their style. They also have the option to create and submit their own original templates. To get started, creators need a free Premiere mobile login to access the space and a YouTube profile to publish directly to their Shorts feed. Creators can download Adobe Premiere from the App Store and tap the “Create for YouTube” option to access the creation space. From there, they can upload clips from t\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Adobe is partnering with YouTube to launch a dedicated content creation space in Premiere for iOS for YouTube Shorts creators, the company announced on Monday. The new space gives creators access to exclusive templates, transitions, and effects, along with the ability to instantly publish Shorts to their YouTube channels directly from their phones. The company says the space is designed to give creators everything they need to produce viral videos, grow their audience, and tap into trends, whether it’s creating day-in-the-life vlogs, travel videos, or behind-the-scenes clips. By partnering with Adobe, YouTube is giving creators on its platform an exclusive space to create content, encouraging them to use its partners’ space instead of competitors’ tools, like Meta’s Edits or CapCut, which is owned by TikTok parent ByteDance. “Although content edited in Premiere mobile can be shared to other social platforms, what’s unique about this partnership is that creators getting inspiration from their YouTube Shorts feed, can launch a template that caught their eye, directly into Premiere mobile and start customizing it for their own channel,” said Meagan Keane, director, Product Marketing, Digital Video and Audio at Adobe, in an email to TechCrunch. “This content creation space within the Premiere mobile app is designed and optimized for YouTube Shorts.” The Create for YouTube Shorts content creation space in Premiere mobile features Shorts templates from top creators with built-in text, effects, and transition presets. Creators can add their own media and customize the templates to their style. They also have the option to create and submit their own original templates. To get started, creators need a free Premiere mobile login to access the space and a YouTube profile to publish directly to their Shorts feed. Creators can download Adobe Premiere from the App Store and tap the “Create for YouTube” option to access the creation space. From there, they can upload clips from t"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nMany daters on Hinge are getting annoyed with matches who just like their profiles but never bother to start a conversation. It often leads to this awkward silence, putting all the pressure on one person to make the first move. Instead of coming up with something interesting to say, some just fall back on the same old lines or stick to boring small talk, like asking, “How are you?” To address this issue, Hinge unveiled “Convo Starters,” a feature powered by AI that provides personalized tips for initiating conversations. The feature aims to inspire daters and boost their confidence when sending initial messages. When users like a profile, they’ll now see three tailored tips beneath each photo and prompt. The AI evaluates a user’s profile and generates recommendations based on the individual photos or prompts. For example, if a potential match is pictured playing chess, Hinge might suggest beginning the conversation around board games. Convo Starters was developed in response to user feedback, Hinge says. The company’s research indicated that 72% of Hinge daters are more inclined to consider someone when a like is accompanied by a message. Data from Hinge reveals that those who include a comment with their likes are twice as likely to arrange a date. This new feature follows the launch of its AI-driven Prompt Feedback feature, which assesses user prompts and offers tailored advice aimed at improving them by urging users to elaborate and share engaging details about their lives. However, as Hinge incorporates AI features into its app, many users, especially Gen Z, are uncomfortable with the thought of using AI in their online dating experiences. A Bloomberg Intelligence survey found that Gen Z feels more uneasy about using AI for tasks such as drafting profile prompts and responding to messages than older generations do. Hinge’s parent company, Match Group, is dedicating around $20 million to $30 million toward AI efforts. Topics Lauren covers media, streaming, apps a\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Many daters on Hinge are getting annoyed with matches who just like their profiles but never bother to start a conversation. It often leads to this awkward silence, putting all the pressure on one person to make the first move. Instead of coming up with something interesting to say, some just fall back on the same old lines or stick to boring small talk, like asking, “How are you?” To address this issue, Hinge unveiled “Convo Starters,” a feature powered by AI that provides personalized tips for initiating conversations. The feature aims to inspire daters and boost their confidence when sending initial messages. When users like a profile, they’ll now see three tailored tips beneath each photo and prompt. The AI evaluates a user’s profile and generates recommendations based on the individual photos or prompts. For example, if a potential match is pictured playing chess, Hinge might suggest beginning the conversation around board games. Convo Starters was developed in response to user feedback, Hinge says. The company’s research indicated that 72% of Hinge daters are more inclined to consider someone when a like is accompanied by a message. Data from Hinge reveals that those who include a comment with their likes are twice as likely to arrange a date. This new feature follows the launch of its AI-driven Prompt Feedback feature, which assesses user prompts and offers tailored advice aimed at improving them by urging users to elaborate and share engaging details about their lives. However, as Hinge incorporates AI features into its app, many users, especially Gen Z, are uncomfortable with the thought of using AI in their online dating experiences. A Bloomberg Intelligence survey found that Gen Z feels more uneasy about using AI for tasks such as drafting profile prompts and responding to messages than older generations do. Hinge’s parent company, Match Group, is dedicating around $20 million to $30 million toward AI efforts. Topics Lauren covers media, streaming, apps a"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nOpenAI released new data Monday showing enterprise usage of its AI tools has surged dramatically over the past year, with ChatGPT message volume growing 8x since November 2024 and workers reporting they’re saving up to an hour daily. The findings arrive a week after CEO Sam Altman sent an internal “code red” memo about the competitive threat of Google. The timing underscores OpenAI’s push to reframe its position as the enterprise AI leader, even as it faces mounting pressures. While close to 36% of U.S. businesses are ChatGPT Enterprise customers compared to 14.3% for Anthropic, per Ramp AI Index , the majority of OpenAI’s revenue still comes from consumer subscriptions — a base that’s being threatened by Google’s Gemini. OpenAI also must compete against rival AI firm Anthropic — whose revenue comes mainly from B2B sales — and, increasingly, open-weight model providers for enterprise customers. The AI giant has committed $1.4 trillion to infrastructure commitments over the next few years, making enterprise growth essential to its business model. “If you think about it from an economic growth perspective, consumers really matter,” Ronnie Chatterji, OpenAI’s chief economist, said during a briefing. “But when you look at historically transformative technologies like the steam engine, it’s when firms adopt and scale these technologies that you really see the biggest economic benefits.” OpenAI’s new findings suggest that adoption among larger enterprises is not only growing but becoming more integrated into workflows. Employees aren’t only sending more messages — organizations using OpenAI’s API (its developer interface) are consuming 320 times more “reasoning tokens” than they were a year ago, suggesting companies are using AI for more complex problem-solving. That, or they are experimenting heavily with the new tech and burning through tokens, without necessarily getting long-term value. That increase in reasoning tokens, which correlates with increased energy usage , \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " OpenAI released new data Monday showing enterprise usage of its AI tools has surged dramatically over the past year, with ChatGPT message volume growing 8x since November 2024 and workers reporting they’re saving up to an hour daily. The findings arrive a week after CEO Sam Altman sent an internal “code red” memo about the competitive threat of Google. The timing underscores OpenAI’s push to reframe its position as the enterprise AI leader, even as it faces mounting pressures. While close to 36% of U.S. businesses are ChatGPT Enterprise customers compared to 14.3% for Anthropic, per Ramp AI Index , the majority of OpenAI’s revenue still comes from consumer subscriptions — a base that’s being threatened by Google’s Gemini. OpenAI also must compete against rival AI firm Anthropic — whose revenue comes mainly from B2B sales — and, increasingly, open-weight model providers for enterprise customers. The AI giant has committed $1.4 trillion to infrastructure commitments over the next few years, making enterprise growth essential to its business model. “If you think about it from an economic growth perspective, consumers really matter,” Ronnie Chatterji, OpenAI’s chief economist, said during a briefing. “But when you look at historically transformative technologies like the steam engine, it’s when firms adopt and scale these technologies that you really see the biggest economic benefits.” OpenAI’s new findings suggest that adoption among larger enterprises is not only growing but becoming more integrated into workflows. Employees aren’t only sending more messages — organizations using OpenAI’s API (its developer interface) are consuming 320 times more “reasoning tokens” than they were a year ago, suggesting companies are using AI for more complex problem-solving. That, or they are experimenting heavily with the new tech and burning through tokens, without necessarily getting long-term value. That increase in reasoning tokens, which correlates with increased energy usage ,"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nNvidia has received White House approval to start exporting its H200 AI GPU chips to \"approved customers\" in China and other countries, according to President Donald Trump. In a Truth Social post on Monday, Trump said the deal comes with \"conditions that allow for continued strong national security,\" and that the US will take a […]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Nvidia has received White House approval to start exporting its H200 AI GPU chips to \"approved customers\" in China and other countries, according to President Donald Trump. In a Truth Social post on Monday, Trump said the deal comes with \"conditions that allow for continued strong national security,\" and that the US will take a […]"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nMemory suppliers just blew a hole in the PC gaming industry - and they're about to do the same to everything else. For weeks, PC enthusiasts have borne the brunt of skyrocketing memory prices, but the shockwaves will soon impact a wider range of products as suppliers pour resources into a far bigger and more […]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Memory suppliers just blew a hole in the PC gaming industry - and they're about to do the same to everything else. For weeks, PC enthusiasts have borne the brunt of skyrocketing memory prices, but the shockwaves will soon impact a wider range of products as suppliers pour resources into a far bigger and more […]"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nGoogle is under investigation by the European Union over concerns that it breached competition rules by imposing restrictions on web publishers and YouTube creators to gain an unfair advantage over other AI companies. Concerns outlined by the European Commission include using content from web publishers for features like AI Overviews and AI Mode in Search, […]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Google is under investigation by the European Union over concerns that it breached competition rules by imposing restrictions on web publishers and YouTube creators to gain an unfair advantage over other AI companies. Concerns outlined by the European Commission include using content from web publishers for features like AI Overviews and AI Mode in Search, […]"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nOver two years after Fairphone introduced its first pair of modular and repairable wireless headphones, the company has announced an upgraded version. The new Fairbuds XL look similar to the originals but feature an updated design with more comfortable fabrics and improved sound thanks to new drivers. What's most interesting about these is that thanks […]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Over two years after Fairphone introduced its first pair of modular and repairable wireless headphones, the company has announced an upgraded version. The new Fairbuds XL look similar to the originals but feature an updated design with more comfortable fabrics and improved sound thanks to new drivers. What's most interesting about these is that thanks […]"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nApple recently launched its latest fleet of smartwatches, including the Apple Watch Series 11, the SE 3, and the Ultra 3. Each wearable offers something a little different (their prices indicate their breadth of features), and we’re already starting to see big price drops. Additionally, we’re still recommending some recent predecessors in Apple’s portfolio, including […]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Apple recently launched its latest fleet of smartwatches, including the Apple Watch Series 11, the SE 3, and the Ultra 3. Each wearable offers something a little different (their prices indicate their breadth of features), and we’re already starting to see big price drops. Additionally, we’re still recommending some recent predecessors in Apple’s portfolio, including […]"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nWhile the best iPad deals usually land during major sale events like Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day, many great iPad deals are available outside of those times. The day-to-day discounts come and go like changing winds, so there’s often some amount to be saved, particularly on Apple’s most affordable iPad, the iPad Mini, and the […]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " While the best iPad deals usually land during major sale events like Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day, many great iPad deals are available outside of those times. The day-to-day discounts come and go like changing winds, so there’s often some amount to be saved, particularly on Apple’s most affordable iPad, the iPad Mini, and the […]"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nLos Angeles is a car city, and it’s rarely more obvious than from a vulnerable perch on top of a bicycle . Among big cities in the US, LA has a middling-to-bad reputation for bike riding. A lack of connected cycling lanes and safe crossings led one national cycling advocacy organization to recently rank LA’s bike network 1,136th in the nation. The city’s auto leanings are inscribed on its infrastructure—with deadly consequences. According to one local outlet , at least 12 Angelenos have died while riding this year. So it’s surprising that Eli Akira Kaufman, the executive director of the LA county cycling advocacy group BikeLA, is pretty excited about a car. Specifically, a car driven by a robot. For more than a year now, the Alphabet subsidiary Waymo has been picking up riders in the western half of the city. Kaufman likes what he sees. “They don’t drive stressed, tired, inebriated, racist,” he says. He finds Waymos pilot predictably, mostly adhering to traffic laws. When he’s riding, “I deprioritize them in terms of my level of concern. I can focus on the human drivers.” Kaufman’s feelings represent a shift for the cycling community, and something like a schism. For years, some bike riders have viewed the efforts of autonomous vehicle tech developers—and the automakers supporting them—with deep suspicion. Self-driving cars are, after all, cars, which are heavy and dangerous; more than 40,000 Americans die in traffic incidents each year. Moreover, if autonomous vehicles neatly replace the cars and trucks of today, advocates worry that other forms of transportation lose out. The long-term result of doubling down on auto travel might be sprawling cities with few opportunities for low-cost, emissions-free ways to get around. Exactly, one might argue, the sort of cities that exist today. But as more self-driving vehicle services pop up around the country, they have racked up a safety record that, while far from definitive, seems to improve on the performance of humans. \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Los Angeles is a car city, and it’s rarely more obvious than from a vulnerable perch on top of a bicycle . Among big cities in the US, LA has a middling-to-bad reputation for bike riding. A lack of connected cycling lanes and safe crossings led one national cycling advocacy organization to recently rank LA’s bike network 1,136th in the nation. The city’s auto leanings are inscribed on its infrastructure—with deadly consequences. According to one local outlet , at least 12 Angelenos have died while riding this year. So it’s surprising that Eli Akira Kaufman, the executive director of the LA county cycling advocacy group BikeLA, is pretty excited about a car. Specifically, a car driven by a robot. For more than a year now, the Alphabet subsidiary Waymo has been picking up riders in the western half of the city. Kaufman likes what he sees. “They don’t drive stressed, tired, inebriated, racist,” he says. He finds Waymos pilot predictably, mostly adhering to traffic laws. When he’s riding, “I deprioritize them in terms of my level of concern. I can focus on the human drivers.” Kaufman’s feelings represent a shift for the cycling community, and something like a schism. For years, some bike riders have viewed the efforts of autonomous vehicle tech developers—and the automakers supporting them—with deep suspicion. Self-driving cars are, after all, cars, which are heavy and dangerous; more than 40,000 Americans die in traffic incidents each year. Moreover, if autonomous vehicles neatly replace the cars and trucks of today, advocates worry that other forms of transportation lose out. The long-term result of doubling down on auto travel might be sprawling cities with few opportunities for low-cost, emissions-free ways to get around. Exactly, one might argue, the sort of cities that exist today. But as more self-driving vehicle services pop up around the country, they have racked up a safety record that, while far from definitive, seems to improve on the performance of humans."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFlorida-based pet food and product online retailer Chewy has been around for less than 15 years but has quickly become a popular source for everything pet-related. Chewy even has supplies for farm animals, reptiles, fish, and more, carrying over 3,500 brands, including everything from food to medicine to toys. My cat is constantly throwing up (same) and requires Hill’s Sensitive Skin and Stomach, which costs roughly as much as my car insurance every month. I use WIRED’s Chewy coupons to save money so I can spring for the 50-cent instant ramen while she can remain vomit-free. Browse our roundup of verified Chewy promo codes and special offers on Autoship and pharmacy orders, BOGO deals, and more. If you’ve been wanting to see if Chewy is right for you, now's the time to try. First-time users can get a $20 eGift card when they purchase over $49 on their first order at Chewy. Use Chewy promo code WELCOME at checkout to save and see if Chewy’s discounted prices and scheduled auto-ship works for your (and your pet’s) needs. Some exclusions apply. If you’ve never placed an order with their Pharmacy, use Chewy coupon code RX20 at checkout to save 20% on prescription essentials like Simparica Trio, NexGard Plus, Heartgard, and more pet medications. If you’re a returning customer, don’t fret. Chewy has rotating deals on a myriad of pet essentials and supplies, like flea guard, treats, litter, toys, and more. Plus, you can get an extra $5 off on the first order made through the Chewy app with promo code. You’ll just need to download the app, and input the above code in the box on the checkout screen for $5 off. Chewy wants you to save big this holiday season with Chewy coupon codes and holiday deals. One of the best Chewy deals we’ve seen when you spend $100, you’ll get a $30 e-gift card with code CHEER , until December 16. Plus, you can spoil your pet for less (and give them a present they’ll love). When you buy 2 toys, you’ll get 1 free with this mix and match deal on selec\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Florida-based pet food and product online retailer Chewy has been around for less than 15 years but has quickly become a popular source for everything pet-related. Chewy even has supplies for farm animals, reptiles, fish, and more, carrying over 3,500 brands, including everything from food to medicine to toys. My cat is constantly throwing up (same) and requires Hill’s Sensitive Skin and Stomach, which costs roughly as much as my car insurance every month. I use WIRED’s Chewy coupons to save money so I can spring for the 50-cent instant ramen while she can remain vomit-free. Browse our roundup of verified Chewy promo codes and special offers on Autoship and pharmacy orders, BOGO deals, and more. If you’ve been wanting to see if Chewy is right for you, now's the time to try. First-time users can get a $20 eGift card when they purchase over $49 on their first order at Chewy. Use Chewy promo code WELCOME at checkout to save and see if Chewy’s discounted prices and scheduled auto-ship works for your (and your pet’s) needs. Some exclusions apply. If you’ve never placed an order with their Pharmacy, use Chewy coupon code RX20 at checkout to save 20% on prescription essentials like Simparica Trio, NexGard Plus, Heartgard, and more pet medications. If you’re a returning customer, don’t fret. Chewy has rotating deals on a myriad of pet essentials and supplies, like flea guard, treats, litter, toys, and more. Plus, you can get an extra $5 off on the first order made through the Chewy app with promo code. You’ll just need to download the app, and input the above code in the box on the checkout screen for $5 off. Chewy wants you to save big this holiday season with Chewy coupon codes and holiday deals. One of the best Chewy deals we’ve seen when you spend $100, you’ll get a $30 e-gift card with code CHEER , until December 16. Plus, you can spoil your pet for less (and give them a present they’ll love). When you buy 2 toys, you’ll get 1 free with this mix and match deal on selec"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nBeat the last-minute shopping rush this year with holiday deals that rival even Black Friday and Cyber Monday prices. Expect to save over $600 on the hottest models, including $250 off monitors, for crisp and clear gaming (or writing), 40% off laptops, and up to $1,200 off desktops for true gamers. We’ve rounded up the top Dell coupon codes and discounts so you can save big on pricey tech. If you haven’t bought from Dell, right now you can get seriously rewarded for switching. Right now, new customers can get 10% off Dell products when you sign up for their email newsletter. Plus, you’ll get additional perks like exclusive offers in your inbox and invites to special sale events, including flash discounts during seasonal sales. Plus, right now you can use Dell promo code AFFBUNDLE10 to get an extra 10% off when you bundle select PCs with accessories. And, save your tech refresh with clearance sale discounts and Dell promo codes today. Been wanting to upgrade your WFH or gaming setup? Dell has marked down some of their most popular laptops and monitors during their holiday and tech refresh sale events. There are stellar deals like $400 off the Alienware 16X Aurora (one of the best gaming laptops we’ve seen of its kind), and $450 off the Alienware 18 Area-51. Complete your gaming experience with an Alienware Area-51 desktop for $1,200 off, which includes 50% more processing power. We’ve also found steep discounts on some of our favorite WIRED-tested gear, including $160 off the Bose Quiet Comfort headphones (now only $199), and $350 off the Dell 14 Plus Laptop . The deals don’t stop there though, with discounts on Dell’s best-selling laptops and PCs, including: $200 off the Dell 15 laptop, $500 off the Dell 16 Plus laptop, and 50% off software when you purchase a PC. Whether you want to work-from-home or game-from-home more effectively, check out the latest offers in the Dell deals hub . Dell has rotating best deals of the week too, like their best-selling monitors, wh\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Beat the last-minute shopping rush this year with holiday deals that rival even Black Friday and Cyber Monday prices. Expect to save over $600 on the hottest models, including $250 off monitors, for crisp and clear gaming (or writing), 40% off laptops, and up to $1,200 off desktops for true gamers. We’ve rounded up the top Dell coupon codes and discounts so you can save big on pricey tech. If you haven’t bought from Dell, right now you can get seriously rewarded for switching. Right now, new customers can get 10% off Dell products when you sign up for their email newsletter. Plus, you’ll get additional perks like exclusive offers in your inbox and invites to special sale events, including flash discounts during seasonal sales. Plus, right now you can use Dell promo code AFFBUNDLE10 to get an extra 10% off when you bundle select PCs with accessories. And, save your tech refresh with clearance sale discounts and Dell promo codes today. Been wanting to upgrade your WFH or gaming setup? Dell has marked down some of their most popular laptops and monitors during their holiday and tech refresh sale events. There are stellar deals like $400 off the Alienware 16X Aurora (one of the best gaming laptops we’ve seen of its kind), and $450 off the Alienware 18 Area-51. Complete your gaming experience with an Alienware Area-51 desktop for $1,200 off, which includes 50% more processing power. We’ve also found steep discounts on some of our favorite WIRED-tested gear, including $160 off the Bose Quiet Comfort headphones (now only $199), and $350 off the Dell 14 Plus Laptop . The deals don’t stop there though, with discounts on Dell’s best-selling laptops and PCs, including: $200 off the Dell 15 laptop, $500 off the Dell 16 Plus laptop, and 50% off software when you purchase a PC. Whether you want to work-from-home or game-from-home more effectively, check out the latest offers in the Dell deals hub . Dell has rotating best deals of the week too, like their best-selling monitors, wh"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nVisible offers access to Verizon’s network in two unlimited plans for as low as $25 per month, with unlimited data, talk and text using Verizon’s 5G & 4G LTE networks, and unlimited talk and text to Mexico and Canada. Buying a new phone and signing up for a new phone contract can be super overwhelming—with all of the options available, confusing contract terms, and hidden fees making things more complicated. Visible makes it easy to save even more on their already affordable plans, and you can even score a free phone with our Visible promo code. It should be said, for transparency, that such low costs mean that you won’t get some of the perks we’ve come to expect with the bigger tech and cell providers. For the low price of Visible, there’s only minimal customer service via an on-site chat, so if you’re someone who needs a lot of technical support, this may not be the provider for you. There are tons of Visible promo codes available this year, so be sure to check out our coupons above. Some of the best deals we’ve seen are major discounts on various plans, including a code that will help you get Visible for $19 per month for 26 months this holiday season, through January 5. New members can get $6 per month off the $25 per month original Visible plan, $9 per month off the $35 per month Visible+ plan, or $12 per month off the original $45 per month Visible+ Pro plan for the first 26 months. And right now, when you purchase any new iPhone, you will get an Apple Watch SE for free! When new customers buy any new iPhone and add a Visible+ Pro annual plan, they’ll get an Apple Watch SE (40MM) for free, with code APPLEWATCH , through December 31. Not an iPhone person? No problem! When you sign up to a Visible+ Pro monthly plan (and use code PIXEL ), you can get $400 off a Google Pixel 10 Series device through the same time period. There are plenty of other great discounts at Visible to help new customers feel confident in their move. Visible also offers a very generous 15-d\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Visible offers access to Verizon’s network in two unlimited plans for as low as $25 per month, with unlimited data, talk and text using Verizon’s 5G & 4G LTE networks, and unlimited talk and text to Mexico and Canada. Buying a new phone and signing up for a new phone contract can be super overwhelming—with all of the options available, confusing contract terms, and hidden fees making things more complicated. Visible makes it easy to save even more on their already affordable plans, and you can even score a free phone with our Visible promo code. It should be said, for transparency, that such low costs mean that you won’t get some of the perks we’ve come to expect with the bigger tech and cell providers. For the low price of Visible, there’s only minimal customer service via an on-site chat, so if you’re someone who needs a lot of technical support, this may not be the provider for you. There are tons of Visible promo codes available this year, so be sure to check out our coupons above. Some of the best deals we’ve seen are major discounts on various plans, including a code that will help you get Visible for $19 per month for 26 months this holiday season, through January 5. New members can get $6 per month off the $25 per month original Visible plan, $9 per month off the $35 per month Visible+ plan, or $12 per month off the original $45 per month Visible+ Pro plan for the first 26 months. And right now, when you purchase any new iPhone, you will get an Apple Watch SE for free! When new customers buy any new iPhone and add a Visible+ Pro annual plan, they’ll get an Apple Watch SE (40MM) for free, with code APPLEWATCH , through December 31. Not an iPhone person? No problem! When you sign up to a Visible+ Pro monthly plan (and use code PIXEL ), you can get $400 off a Google Pixel 10 Series device through the same time period. There are plenty of other great discounts at Visible to help new customers feel confident in their move. Visible also offers a very generous 15-d"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA leader in almost everything tech and home-office related for over 40 years, Swiss-founded Logitech offers a vast array of products, including keyboards, consoles, webcams, and tech gear made especially for education, business, and gaming. We at WIRED know the company's wares well (obviously), so we’ve found the latest Logitech promo codes and deals to save on any type of tech purchase. Logitech makes seriously great Bluetooth keyboards , keyboard cases, and smart pencils that made our Best iPad Accessories list. We also named the Logitech Pro X 2 the best gaming headset in our wireless headphones guide. If you want to keep the spirit of playfulness alive, fellow F1 enthusiast (and senior editor of product reviews) Parker Hall raved about Logitech’s high-tech wheel, pedals, and seat racing simulation set to help you become the Lewis Hamilton of your gaming fantasies. Check out these Logitech discounts we’ve found to help you ball (technologically) on a budget. Black Friday may be over, but there are plenty of deals still available at Logitech. For a limited time, you can get up to 50% off headsets, keyboards, and more. You can also save up to $150, plus get free express shipping (through December 19). Specifically, you’ll get $30 off when you spend over $150, $70 off orders of $250 or more, and $150 off $450 or more. Be sure to stock up on gifts while this deal is still available! Right now, Logitech wants to reward you for choosing them, with tons of free gifts with select purchases at Logitech. These Logitech deals include major savings, like a free Logitech Desk Mat when you buy any two Ergo Products, ($23 value), or a free Logitech Accessory Case when you purchase a Crayon & Combo Touch Case ($30 value). There are tons of savings on accessories, like a free Wooden Headset Stand when you buy a qualifying Logitech Zone Headset, ($40 value), or a free MX Keyboard Sleeve when you purchase a qualifying MX Mini Keyboard ($30 value). Plus, you can claim a free 6-month\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A leader in almost everything tech and home-office related for over 40 years, Swiss-founded Logitech offers a vast array of products, including keyboards, consoles, webcams, and tech gear made especially for education, business, and gaming. We at WIRED know the company's wares well (obviously), so we’ve found the latest Logitech promo codes and deals to save on any type of tech purchase. Logitech makes seriously great Bluetooth keyboards , keyboard cases, and smart pencils that made our Best iPad Accessories list. We also named the Logitech Pro X 2 the best gaming headset in our wireless headphones guide. If you want to keep the spirit of playfulness alive, fellow F1 enthusiast (and senior editor of product reviews) Parker Hall raved about Logitech’s high-tech wheel, pedals, and seat racing simulation set to help you become the Lewis Hamilton of your gaming fantasies. Check out these Logitech discounts we’ve found to help you ball (technologically) on a budget. Black Friday may be over, but there are plenty of deals still available at Logitech. For a limited time, you can get up to 50% off headsets, keyboards, and more. You can also save up to $150, plus get free express shipping (through December 19). Specifically, you’ll get $30 off when you spend over $150, $70 off orders of $250 or more, and $150 off $450 or more. Be sure to stock up on gifts while this deal is still available! Right now, Logitech wants to reward you for choosing them, with tons of free gifts with select purchases at Logitech. These Logitech deals include major savings, like a free Logitech Desk Mat when you buy any two Ergo Products, ($23 value), or a free Logitech Accessory Case when you purchase a Crayon & Combo Touch Case ($30 value). There are tons of savings on accessories, like a free Wooden Headset Stand when you buy a qualifying Logitech Zone Headset, ($40 value), or a free MX Keyboard Sleeve when you purchase a qualifying MX Mini Keyboard ($30 value). Plus, you can claim a free 6-month"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nKitchenAid’s strategy is one that maybe we should all live by—if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Remaining nearly unchanged since its introduction in 1914, KitchenAid’s stand mixer has become such a legendary kitchen staple that we called the KitchenAid Artisan 7-Quart Lift Stand Mixer an “everlasting” kitchen must-have and put it on our Buy It For Life guide. KitchenAid’s heralded and beloved kitchen appliances luckily run regular sales so that you can get these great, but pricey, essentials for less. One of the best perks of shopping online at KitchenAid are the rotating deals and discounts on some of their best-selling appliances. And right now, KitchenAid is holding its 12 Days of Holiday Deals sale, which features a different discount every day, through December 16. Great deals include up to 65% off select semi-automatic espresso machines with milk frothers, up to 30% off select countertop appliances, and free delivery and haul away on major appliances (a service worth $399) when you’re signed in (through December 24). Speaking of great offers, there are other KitchenAid promo codes specifically for essential workers , like teachers, students, healthcare workers, military, first responders - and those over 50. If you are a member of one of those groups, all you need to do is verify your account with SheerID to receive the extra discounts (on top of any other accounts if you are an account holder). The verification form is in the “Profile Information” tab under “My Account” on KitchenAid’s site . Don’t fall into one of these categories? No worries! Those who have recently moved can also save 15% . Even without a discount code on hand, you can still save with regular deals, like great savings on refurbished items and free delivery on all appliances sitewide. Account holders also get access to exclusive perks and discounts sitewide—all you have to do is create an account. Be on the lookout for other great savings events from KitchenAid (like a discount on that mixer\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " KitchenAid’s strategy is one that maybe we should all live by—if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Remaining nearly unchanged since its introduction in 1914, KitchenAid’s stand mixer has become such a legendary kitchen staple that we called the KitchenAid Artisan 7-Quart Lift Stand Mixer an “everlasting” kitchen must-have and put it on our Buy It For Life guide. KitchenAid’s heralded and beloved kitchen appliances luckily run regular sales so that you can get these great, but pricey, essentials for less. One of the best perks of shopping online at KitchenAid are the rotating deals and discounts on some of their best-selling appliances. And right now, KitchenAid is holding its 12 Days of Holiday Deals sale, which features a different discount every day, through December 16. Great deals include up to 65% off select semi-automatic espresso machines with milk frothers, up to 30% off select countertop appliances, and free delivery and haul away on major appliances (a service worth $399) when you’re signed in (through December 24). Speaking of great offers, there are other KitchenAid promo codes specifically for essential workers , like teachers, students, healthcare workers, military, first responders - and those over 50. If you are a member of one of those groups, all you need to do is verify your account with SheerID to receive the extra discounts (on top of any other accounts if you are an account holder). The verification form is in the “Profile Information” tab under “My Account” on KitchenAid’s site . Don’t fall into one of these categories? No worries! Those who have recently moved can also save 15% . Even without a discount code on hand, you can still save with regular deals, like great savings on refurbished items and free delivery on all appliances sitewide. Account holders also get access to exclusive perks and discounts sitewide—all you have to do is create an account. Be on the lookout for other great savings events from KitchenAid (like a discount on that mixer"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nBack in the day, Verizon proved their expansive reach with the spokesperson who asked “Can you hear me now?\" With the spokesman pulling a Benedict Arnold and moving to T-Mobile, Verizon is now called the “Network America Relies On,” proven by their 4G LTE network covering 99% of the U.S. population, and 5G network expanding daily (though hovering around 13% now). We know how important it is to stay in communication, so we’ve rounded up the best ways to save money this month, with Verizon promo codes, free phone promotions, and holiday bundle deals. Both new and existing customers have options to save with today’s lineup of Black Friday deals. Snag a $200 giftcard if yoLatest Verizon Coupons: Up to $1,100 on Phones and Plans Both new and existing customers have options to save with today’s lineup of holiday deals. Snag a $300 giftcard if you buy a new phone and plan, free phones, or save up to $1,100 when you trade-in your old phone—no matter the condition. Better yet, some of the brand’s most impressive devices are eligible for up to $1,100 off, like the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 , Samsung Galaxy S25+, Z Flip 7, S25 Ultra , and iPhone 17 Pro Max . The iPhone 16 Pro and Google Pixel 10 have limited time deals too, at up to $800 off. There’s more, you can get a free phone with any new plan, plus free overnight shipping so you can use your new toy ASAP. And if you happen to be switching to Verizon internet this holiday season, you’ll get a free Samsung 43” Class Q7F QLED (worth $400). Plus, you can get $90 off the OnePlus Nord Buds 3 Pro ( read our review here ) when you buy a Samsung device. Verizon just seems to be handing out phones at this point—you can get cutting edge smartphones including the iPhone 16 Pro Google Pixel 10, Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, and Samsung Galaxy S25+ with AI for free —with no trade-in required. You’ll need to get a new line or upgrade your plan to qualify, but you’ll be saving $1,100 after credits over 3 years. And right now, until January\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Back in the day, Verizon proved their expansive reach with the spokesperson who asked “Can you hear me now?\" With the spokesman pulling a Benedict Arnold and moving to T-Mobile, Verizon is now called the “Network America Relies On,” proven by their 4G LTE network covering 99% of the U.S. population, and 5G network expanding daily (though hovering around 13% now). We know how important it is to stay in communication, so we’ve rounded up the best ways to save money this month, with Verizon promo codes, free phone promotions, and holiday bundle deals. Both new and existing customers have options to save with today’s lineup of Black Friday deals. Snag a $200 giftcard if yoLatest Verizon Coupons: Up to $1,100 on Phones and Plans Both new and existing customers have options to save with today’s lineup of holiday deals. Snag a $300 giftcard if you buy a new phone and plan, free phones, or save up to $1,100 when you trade-in your old phone—no matter the condition. Better yet, some of the brand’s most impressive devices are eligible for up to $1,100 off, like the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 , Samsung Galaxy S25+, Z Flip 7, S25 Ultra , and iPhone 17 Pro Max . The iPhone 16 Pro and Google Pixel 10 have limited time deals too, at up to $800 off. There’s more, you can get a free phone with any new plan, plus free overnight shipping so you can use your new toy ASAP. And if you happen to be switching to Verizon internet this holiday season, you’ll get a free Samsung 43” Class Q7F QLED (worth $400). Plus, you can get $90 off the OnePlus Nord Buds 3 Pro ( read our review here ) when you buy a Samsung device. Verizon just seems to be handing out phones at this point—you can get cutting edge smartphones including the iPhone 16 Pro Google Pixel 10, Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, and Samsung Galaxy S25+ with AI for free —with no trade-in required. You’ll need to get a new line or upgrade your plan to qualify, but you’ll be saving $1,100 after credits over 3 years. And right now, until January"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDr. Mehmet Oz, the administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and former daytime talk show star , has recently been emailing all federal workers in his agency weekly tips on “Crushing Cubicle Cravings” and how to avoid snacking in the office. “We all love a fun cookie swap and potluck this time of year. With several teams across CMS hosting holiday gatherings this month, I am sharing some strategies to help you make healthier choices—while still indulging in festive treats,” Oz wrote in his latest missive, which appears as a recurring section in his weekly bulletin titled “From the Administrator’s Desk,” according to emails viewed by WIRED. “Set your intentions,” writes Oz. “Decide in advance how many treats you’ll allow yourself to enjoy and try to stick to that number. You don’t have to try every cookie on the cookie table.” His email continues with further guidance: “practice portion control,” “be mindful,” and “don’t double fist,” he tells the agency’s more than 6,000 employees. He advises subordinates to “eat off a small plate when you can and take small portions of treats so you can enjoy them without overeating,” to eat more slowly (“Savor each bite, put your fork down between bites, and pay attention to your body’s cues,” he counsels), and not to hold food and beverages in more than one hand so as to free up “the other for shaking hands with colleagues and friends during this festive period.” This kind of advice has appeared in Oz’s emails since early November. In the past, Oz has promoted a number of unproven medical tips surrounding weight loss. He at one time pushed weight-loss solutions that he subsequently admitted in a 2014 Senate subcommittee hearing “don’t have the scientific muster to present as fact.” (Oz had promoted one such product on his show as “magic,” claiming, “You may think magic is make-believe, but this little bean has scientists saying they’ve found the magic weight-loss cure for every body type—it’s green co\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Dr. Mehmet Oz, the administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and former daytime talk show star , has recently been emailing all federal workers in his agency weekly tips on “Crushing Cubicle Cravings” and how to avoid snacking in the office. “We all love a fun cookie swap and potluck this time of year. With several teams across CMS hosting holiday gatherings this month, I am sharing some strategies to help you make healthier choices—while still indulging in festive treats,” Oz wrote in his latest missive, which appears as a recurring section in his weekly bulletin titled “From the Administrator’s Desk,” according to emails viewed by WIRED. “Set your intentions,” writes Oz. “Decide in advance how many treats you’ll allow yourself to enjoy and try to stick to that number. You don’t have to try every cookie on the cookie table.” His email continues with further guidance: “practice portion control,” “be mindful,” and “don’t double fist,” he tells the agency’s more than 6,000 employees. He advises subordinates to “eat off a small plate when you can and take small portions of treats so you can enjoy them without overeating,” to eat more slowly (“Savor each bite, put your fork down between bites, and pay attention to your body’s cues,” he counsels), and not to hold food and beverages in more than one hand so as to free up “the other for shaking hands with colleagues and friends during this festive period.” This kind of advice has appeared in Oz’s emails since early November. In the past, Oz has promoted a number of unproven medical tips surrounding weight loss. He at one time pushed weight-loss solutions that he subsequently admitted in a 2014 Senate subcommittee hearing “don’t have the scientific muster to present as fact.” (Oz had promoted one such product on his show as “magic,” claiming, “You may think magic is make-believe, but this little bean has scientists saying they’ve found the magic weight-loss cure for every body type—it’s green co"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIn September, OpenAI launched a way for users to generate a digital likeness of themselves they could use to create personalized deepfake videos . This is one of the core features in Sora, OpenAI’s app for sharing AI videos inside a TikTok-style feed. The self-deepfaking feature was called “cameo,” and with that standout feature, Sora quickly rose to the top of Apple’s iOS download charts. This feature name led to a trademark lawsuit with Cameo , the app where fans can pay celebrities to record personalized videos. Now, because of the legal action, OpenAI has temporarily scrubbed the “cameo” branding from its Sora app . The app now refers to the feature as “characters.” Creative originality is not achievable by generative AI , which is built on finding patterns in large datasets, and OpenAI seems to be matching this derivative vibe with its naming schemas. In addition to being told to remove “cameo” from Sora, OpenAI was also recently ordered not to call its upcoming hardware device “io,” in response to a separate lawsuit from a company named “iyO” that’s already building an AI-powered hardware device. According to update logs on OpenAI’s website, the company removed the name for the Sora feature over a week after US District Judge Eumi K. Lee issued a temporary restraining order. The judge’s order blocked OpenAI from using “cameo” or variations of the word. The next hearing, which may decide whether this ban sticks, is scheduled for December 19. Discussions between Cameo and OpenAI have been “pretty nonexistent,” according to Steven Galanis, the CEO of Cameo. “They clearly knew Cameo existed. They knew we had trademarks on it,” he said in a call with WIRED shortly after the judge issued the temporary restraining order. “They chose the name anyway.” He sees this lawsuit as an “existential” battle over the word “cameo” and the app’s brand he has built over the past eight years. “When people think about the word, now it means something different than authentic persona\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " In September, OpenAI launched a way for users to generate a digital likeness of themselves they could use to create personalized deepfake videos . This is one of the core features in Sora, OpenAI’s app for sharing AI videos inside a TikTok-style feed. The self-deepfaking feature was called “cameo,” and with that standout feature, Sora quickly rose to the top of Apple’s iOS download charts. This feature name led to a trademark lawsuit with Cameo , the app where fans can pay celebrities to record personalized videos. Now, because of the legal action, OpenAI has temporarily scrubbed the “cameo” branding from its Sora app . The app now refers to the feature as “characters.” Creative originality is not achievable by generative AI , which is built on finding patterns in large datasets, and OpenAI seems to be matching this derivative vibe with its naming schemas. In addition to being told to remove “cameo” from Sora, OpenAI was also recently ordered not to call its upcoming hardware device “io,” in response to a separate lawsuit from a company named “iyO” that’s already building an AI-powered hardware device. According to update logs on OpenAI’s website, the company removed the name for the Sora feature over a week after US District Judge Eumi K. Lee issued a temporary restraining order. The judge’s order blocked OpenAI from using “cameo” or variations of the word. The next hearing, which may decide whether this ban sticks, is scheduled for December 19. Discussions between Cameo and OpenAI have been “pretty nonexistent,” according to Steven Galanis, the CEO of Cameo. “They clearly knew Cameo existed. They knew we had trademarks on it,” he said in a call with WIRED shortly after the judge issued the temporary restraining order. “They chose the name anyway.” He sees this lawsuit as an “existential” battle over the word “cameo” and the app’s brand he has built over the past eight years. “When people think about the word, now it means something different than authentic persona"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n7 /10 With tons of models to choose from , I think it’s fair to say we have hit peak portable speaker. From tiny, $25 devices that will fit in a pocket, to massive, $400-plus boom boxes that require a built-in handle or shoulder strap, there’s a Bluetooth speaker for nearly every budget and gathering size. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for yet another model, as JBL proves with its new $100 JBL Grip. It’s essentially a smaller and lighter version of the company’s hugely popular Flip series, placing it between the Flip 7 and the JBL Go 4/Clip 5 on the portability scale. For some folks, that’s going to be the goldilocks zone. But just to sweeten the deal, JBL has reached into its toolbox and given the Grip an integrated LED light show, clearly inspired by the brand’s popular PartyBox lineup of party speakers. In keeping with JBL’s colorful approach to its smallest speakers, the Grip is available in red, white, black, purple, “squad” (a camo motif), and blue (pictured here). It’s 32 percent smaller than the JBL Flip 7— but it’s the Grip’s weight that will make throwing it in a backpack feel like an easy decision: At 0.8 pounds, the Grip is less than half the weight of the Flip 7 (1.8 pounds), making it light enough to hang from tree branches that would buckle under the Flip 7. JBL Grip Rating: 7/10 Despite the Grip’s smaller size, JBL pegs battery life on both speakers at the same 14-hour maximum. On the Grip at least, that might be overpromising. When I ran the speaker at 50 percent volume continuously, I only got about 10.5 hours. Using JBL’s PlayTime Boost mode could help if you really need to eke out a few more songs. The familial similarities continue with the Grip’s ability to withstand the elements. Like the Flip 7, it’s rated IP68, making it effectively dust- and waterproof. They’re both shockproof, and yet the Grip is arguably more durable, since both ends are solid silicone rubber. The Flip’s ends are passive radiators, which could be permanently dama\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " 7 /10 With tons of models to choose from , I think it’s fair to say we have hit peak portable speaker. From tiny, $25 devices that will fit in a pocket, to massive, $400-plus boom boxes that require a built-in handle or shoulder strap, there’s a Bluetooth speaker for nearly every budget and gathering size. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for yet another model, as JBL proves with its new $100 JBL Grip. It’s essentially a smaller and lighter version of the company’s hugely popular Flip series, placing it between the Flip 7 and the JBL Go 4/Clip 5 on the portability scale. For some folks, that’s going to be the goldilocks zone. But just to sweeten the deal, JBL has reached into its toolbox and given the Grip an integrated LED light show, clearly inspired by the brand’s popular PartyBox lineup of party speakers. In keeping with JBL’s colorful approach to its smallest speakers, the Grip is available in red, white, black, purple, “squad” (a camo motif), and blue (pictured here). It’s 32 percent smaller than the JBL Flip 7— but it’s the Grip’s weight that will make throwing it in a backpack feel like an easy decision: At 0.8 pounds, the Grip is less than half the weight of the Flip 7 (1.8 pounds), making it light enough to hang from tree branches that would buckle under the Flip 7. JBL Grip Rating: 7/10 Despite the Grip’s smaller size, JBL pegs battery life on both speakers at the same 14-hour maximum. On the Grip at least, that might be overpromising. When I ran the speaker at 50 percent volume continuously, I only got about 10.5 hours. Using JBL’s PlayTime Boost mode could help if you really need to eke out a few more songs. The familial similarities continue with the Grip’s ability to withstand the elements. Like the Flip 7, it’s rated IP68, making it effectively dust- and waterproof. They’re both shockproof, and yet the Grip is arguably more durable, since both ends are solid silicone rubber. The Flip’s ends are passive radiators, which could be permanently dama"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe duration of a total solar eclipse always varies. In April 2024, the eclipse that crossed North America lasted 4 minutes and 28 seconds. By contrast, the one that will reach Spain in August 2026 will only last 1 minute and 43 seconds. In less than two years, both will be put to shame by the longest conjunction of the century. According to NASA's solar eclipse calendar, the longest solar eclipse in 100 years will occur on August 2, 2027. Its total phase will last 6 minutes and 23 seconds. During that time, regions of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East will be under the moon's shadow. According to the NASA map, the eclipse will begin in Morocco and southern Spain. It will then advance through Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, culminating in Yemen and the coast of Somalia. Its maximum duration will be recorded in Egypt, specifically in Luxor and Aswan, famous for their funerary temples. Map of the path of the longest total solar eclipse in 100 years. Despite rampant conspiracy theories around every solar eclipse , they don't affect your health or have any physical impact on the planet. It is a natural and predictable astronomical phenomenon, the result of the interaction between the sun, the moon and the Earth. Moreover, solar eclipses are not exclusive to our planet: Mars and the moon also experience them, as we were able to see recently. There are more total solar eclipses that will have similar durations, but all involve decades of waiting. According to NASA calculations , these are other solar eclipses of high duration: This story originally appeared on WIRED en Español and has been translated from Spanish. In your inbox: Will Knight's AI Lab explores advances in AI The first radio signal from Comet 3I/Atlas ends the debate Big Story: How Gen Z toppled Nepal’s leader If the US has to build data centers, here’s where they should go Event: Join some of the most influential voices in tech and beyond\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The duration of a total solar eclipse always varies. In April 2024, the eclipse that crossed North America lasted 4 minutes and 28 seconds. By contrast, the one that will reach Spain in August 2026 will only last 1 minute and 43 seconds. In less than two years, both will be put to shame by the longest conjunction of the century. According to NASA's solar eclipse calendar, the longest solar eclipse in 100 years will occur on August 2, 2027. Its total phase will last 6 minutes and 23 seconds. During that time, regions of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East will be under the moon's shadow. According to the NASA map, the eclipse will begin in Morocco and southern Spain. It will then advance through Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, culminating in Yemen and the coast of Somalia. Its maximum duration will be recorded in Egypt, specifically in Luxor and Aswan, famous for their funerary temples. Map of the path of the longest total solar eclipse in 100 years. Despite rampant conspiracy theories around every solar eclipse , they don't affect your health or have any physical impact on the planet. It is a natural and predictable astronomical phenomenon, the result of the interaction between the sun, the moon and the Earth. Moreover, solar eclipses are not exclusive to our planet: Mars and the moon also experience them, as we were able to see recently. There are more total solar eclipses that will have similar durations, but all involve decades of waiting. According to NASA calculations , these are other solar eclipses of high duration: This story originally appeared on WIRED en Español and has been translated from Spanish. In your inbox: Will Knight's AI Lab explores advances in AI The first radio signal from Comet 3I/Atlas ends the debate Big Story: How Gen Z toppled Nepal’s leader If the US has to build data centers, here’s where they should go Event: Join some of the most influential voices in tech and beyond"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nSamsung makes everything from smartphones and gaming monitors, to smart TVs and dishwashers. I'm always looking for a sale (I’m assuming you are, too), and I've found the best Samsung promo codes and special offers to help you save big on your most important tech purchases. At WIRED, we often review the South Korean company’s products, especially Samsung’s vast lineup of Galaxy smartphones, and I've rounded up a bunch of Samsung coupons for (virtually) every type of shopper. Right now, Samsung has some of the best deals I've ever seen on their best-selling tech, with Samsung holiday deals rolling out, with more exclusive discounts to ring in the new year. On top of today’s sale deals, there are also limited-time promo codes, flash discounts, and trade-in offers. Beyond the coupons above, get a Samsung promo code for 10% off TVs and audio products, or a 15% discount if you bundle both. All you have to do is register for their email newsletter and a coupon will be sent to your inbox. And when you buy products together that you already need, you can save a ton. This includes 30% off Galaxy Buds, watches and tablets when you order the Galaxy S25 Ultra .If you’re in the market for a new Samsung phone , you can get a new Galaxy Z Fold7 for $1,000 less with a trade-in . Feeling nostalgic? The new spin on an old classic, the Galaxy Z Flip7 is up to $600 off. Or maybe you want one of the Galaxy S25 Ultra models . Get $350 off a Galaxy S25 Ultra, you’ll get up to $700 off with instant trade-in credits, and a storage upgrade for a limited time. One of the hottest Samsung coupons is a whopping 30% discount for government employees, first responders, military personnel, and educators. Customers enrolled in the Offer Program can stack promo code discounts with most other promotions, and even get access to exclusive coupons. Some of the best deals we’ve seen in the Offer Program right now include an extra 15% off Galaxy Watch8 ( read our review here ), plus up to $200 off with tra\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Samsung makes everything from smartphones and gaming monitors, to smart TVs and dishwashers. I'm always looking for a sale (I’m assuming you are, too), and I've found the best Samsung promo codes and special offers to help you save big on your most important tech purchases. At WIRED, we often review the South Korean company’s products, especially Samsung’s vast lineup of Galaxy smartphones, and I've rounded up a bunch of Samsung coupons for (virtually) every type of shopper. Right now, Samsung has some of the best deals I've ever seen on their best-selling tech, with Samsung holiday deals rolling out, with more exclusive discounts to ring in the new year. On top of today’s sale deals, there are also limited-time promo codes, flash discounts, and trade-in offers. Beyond the coupons above, get a Samsung promo code for 10% off TVs and audio products, or a 15% discount if you bundle both. All you have to do is register for their email newsletter and a coupon will be sent to your inbox. And when you buy products together that you already need, you can save a ton. This includes 30% off Galaxy Buds, watches and tablets when you order the Galaxy S25 Ultra .If you’re in the market for a new Samsung phone , you can get a new Galaxy Z Fold7 for $1,000 less with a trade-in . Feeling nostalgic? The new spin on an old classic, the Galaxy Z Flip7 is up to $600 off. Or maybe you want one of the Galaxy S25 Ultra models . Get $350 off a Galaxy S25 Ultra, you’ll get up to $700 off with instant trade-in credits, and a storage upgrade for a limited time. One of the hottest Samsung coupons is a whopping 30% discount for government employees, first responders, military personnel, and educators. Customers enrolled in the Offer Program can stack promo code discounts with most other promotions, and even get access to exclusive coupons. Some of the best deals we’ve seen in the Offer Program right now include an extra 15% off Galaxy Watch8 ( read our review here ), plus up to $200 off with tra"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nEverybody prints. At least everyone I know. Yet as digital tickets and phone camera scanning become increasingly common, more homes are operating without a printer. For those who do need to print stuff from time to time or who just moved to a home office and really need a workhorse, I've got you covered. In addition to writing for WIRED as a freelancer, I have a side hustle selling trading cards online. I'm printing packing slips, shipping labels, and even scanning cards on a daily basis. A printer is a commonly used tool in my life, so I can understand how frustrating it is when they don't work right. I've spent hours printing out countless labels, slips, coloring book pages, and full-color photos of my dog on every printer I could get my hands on. Below are my favorites based on their printing quality, cost efficiency, and how often they gave me a headache. While I prefer laser printers for their ease of use and consistency, ink-tank options are quickly becoming more appealing, and I have great options for both, as well as your classic ink-cartridge-based devices. Looking for more of the best home office gear ? Be sure to check out our guides to the Best Computer Monitors , Best Standing Desks , Best Office Chairs , and Best Laptops . Updated December 2025: We've added a thermal label printer and updated honorable mentions and related accessories. Ink or Laser Before anything else, you'll have to decide between ink and laser. I'll get into the details when it comes to each model, but the most important consideration is paper type, because it’s a limitation rather than a benefit. Laser printers use heat in the bonding process, which means if you regularly print on windowed envelopes or photo paper, you'll need to either use an ink printer or change to a thermally safe alternative, which can be cost prohibitive if you print a lot. Inkjets are the most common flavor of home printer, and they work like you might expect, by boiling ink until it splatters through a seri\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Everybody prints. At least everyone I know. Yet as digital tickets and phone camera scanning become increasingly common, more homes are operating without a printer. For those who do need to print stuff from time to time or who just moved to a home office and really need a workhorse, I've got you covered. In addition to writing for WIRED as a freelancer, I have a side hustle selling trading cards online. I'm printing packing slips, shipping labels, and even scanning cards on a daily basis. A printer is a commonly used tool in my life, so I can understand how frustrating it is when they don't work right. I've spent hours printing out countless labels, slips, coloring book pages, and full-color photos of my dog on every printer I could get my hands on. Below are my favorites based on their printing quality, cost efficiency, and how often they gave me a headache. While I prefer laser printers for their ease of use and consistency, ink-tank options are quickly becoming more appealing, and I have great options for both, as well as your classic ink-cartridge-based devices. Looking for more of the best home office gear ? Be sure to check out our guides to the Best Computer Monitors , Best Standing Desks , Best Office Chairs , and Best Laptops . Updated December 2025: We've added a thermal label printer and updated honorable mentions and related accessories. Ink or Laser Before anything else, you'll have to decide between ink and laser. I'll get into the details when it comes to each model, but the most important consideration is paper type, because it’s a limitation rather than a benefit. Laser printers use heat in the bonding process, which means if you regularly print on windowed envelopes or photo paper, you'll need to either use an ink printer or change to a thermally safe alternative, which can be cost prohibitive if you print a lot. Inkjets are the most common flavor of home printer, and they work like you might expect, by boiling ink until it splatters through a seri"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nI love losing myself in a good book, and I'm not the only one. Finding great gifts for book lovers isn't just about testing for the best e-reader (which we have!) or rounding up all the accessories worth adding to your Kindle (we've done that too), but rather it’s about setting up your favorite reader to keep enjoying stories. You can help them with anything from a new reading gadget or a handy accessory to cozy items to settle in for a nice, long reading session. After all, if there's anything we've learned from the rise of #BookTok , it's that there's no lack of accessories and items that can make a reader happier than ever. Here are our favorite gifts for book lovers we're shopping this season. Be sure also to check out our other buying guides, including Best Kindles , Best E-Readers , Best Kindle Accessories , Best Tablets , and Best Digital Notebooks . If you're on the hunt for more gifts, don't miss our guides to the Best Viral Gifts , Best Gifts for Bird Lovers , Best Subscription Boxes for Gifting , and many more . Updated December 2025: We've added new gifts, including the Kobo Remote, WithIt Duo Reading Light, and Kindle Sling Bag, and ensured up-to-date links and prices. Kobo PopSockets (Kindle Case) Kobo (Clara) Amazon When I got back into reading, I fell in love with ebooks and getting free copies from the library that I would read on my Libby app. That year, for my birthday, I was gifted a Kindle from two different people, and I've never looked back. Whether they're a new reader looking for a better way to read one who's complaining about how heavy their books are, an e-reader makes for a great solution (and you can still get those free library books on it !). Kobo Kobo Kobo (With Stylus) Amazon Amazon (With Case and Stylus) If they have an e-reader but want the option to use color, the Kobo Libra Colour is the best option. It lets them use a range of colors as they read, and you can add on a stylus to turn it into a digital notebook. It's got page-tur\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " I love losing myself in a good book, and I'm not the only one. Finding great gifts for book lovers isn't just about testing for the best e-reader (which we have!) or rounding up all the accessories worth adding to your Kindle (we've done that too), but rather it’s about setting up your favorite reader to keep enjoying stories. You can help them with anything from a new reading gadget or a handy accessory to cozy items to settle in for a nice, long reading session. After all, if there's anything we've learned from the rise of #BookTok , it's that there's no lack of accessories and items that can make a reader happier than ever. Here are our favorite gifts for book lovers we're shopping this season. Be sure also to check out our other buying guides, including Best Kindles , Best E-Readers , Best Kindle Accessories , Best Tablets , and Best Digital Notebooks . If you're on the hunt for more gifts, don't miss our guides to the Best Viral Gifts , Best Gifts for Bird Lovers , Best Subscription Boxes for Gifting , and many more . Updated December 2025: We've added new gifts, including the Kobo Remote, WithIt Duo Reading Light, and Kindle Sling Bag, and ensured up-to-date links and prices. Kobo PopSockets (Kindle Case) Kobo (Clara) Amazon When I got back into reading, I fell in love with ebooks and getting free copies from the library that I would read on my Libby app. That year, for my birthday, I was gifted a Kindle from two different people, and I've never looked back. Whether they're a new reader looking for a better way to read one who's complaining about how heavy their books are, an e-reader makes for a great solution (and you can still get those free library books on it !). Kobo Kobo Kobo (With Stylus) Amazon Amazon (With Case and Stylus) If they have an e-reader but want the option to use color, the Kobo Libra Colour is the best option. It lets them use a range of colors as they read, and you can add on a stylus to turn it into a digital notebook. It's got page-tur"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nOnce upon a time, there were just running shoes , give or take a racing flat or a track spike. Runners laced up one of the few models available and made it work, whatever the terrain. However, in 2025, it’s all very different. We now have running shoes tailored to every type of run: daily trainers, carbon racers, easy-day recovery shoes, speed session super trainers, tempo shoes. Trail running isn’t immune to the endless subcategories, and the newest niche is gravel shoes—a subset of trail running shoes designed specifically for mixed-terrain runs across compacted gravel paths, forest roads, hard-pack trails, and regular old roads. But are the brands just repackaging trail running shoes with smaller lugs? Or do gravel shoes genuinely offer something new and different? Here’s everything you need to know about trail’s latest footwear trend. (Check out our guides to hiking boots or if you should wear hiking boots or trail runners for more.) Salomon REI (Men's) REI (Women's) Backcountry (Men's) Backcountry (Women's) If you’re recently been scouting for the best running shoes for trail, chances are you’ll have stumbled across gravel shoes. You’d be forgiven for wondering what they are. Gravel running shoes are basically hybrid running shoes built to handle multiterrain runs. They’re designed to let you run off-road—just not too far off the beaten track and certainly not onto the trickiest mountain slopes. The big selling point: They’re versatile enough to cruise compacted gravel (of course), forest tracks, hard-packed park and river paths, light uneven trails, and even the road commute to get there. “Gravel is a fairly new category,” says Taylor Bodin, chief trail shoe tester for Believe in the Run . “It is meant to be versatile in the sense that it can traverse lighter terrain more efficiently. This could mean anything from a door-to-trail shoe to a light trail shoe.” Gravel shoes blend the technologies and design of road and trail, mixing some of the cushion, impact pr\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Once upon a time, there were just running shoes , give or take a racing flat or a track spike. Runners laced up one of the few models available and made it work, whatever the terrain. However, in 2025, it’s all very different. We now have running shoes tailored to every type of run: daily trainers, carbon racers, easy-day recovery shoes, speed session super trainers, tempo shoes. Trail running isn’t immune to the endless subcategories, and the newest niche is gravel shoes—a subset of trail running shoes designed specifically for mixed-terrain runs across compacted gravel paths, forest roads, hard-pack trails, and regular old roads. But are the brands just repackaging trail running shoes with smaller lugs? Or do gravel shoes genuinely offer something new and different? Here’s everything you need to know about trail’s latest footwear trend. (Check out our guides to hiking boots or if you should wear hiking boots or trail runners for more.) Salomon REI (Men's) REI (Women's) Backcountry (Men's) Backcountry (Women's) If you’re recently been scouting for the best running shoes for trail, chances are you’ll have stumbled across gravel shoes. You’d be forgiven for wondering what they are. Gravel running shoes are basically hybrid running shoes built to handle multiterrain runs. They’re designed to let you run off-road—just not too far off the beaten track and certainly not onto the trickiest mountain slopes. The big selling point: They’re versatile enough to cruise compacted gravel (of course), forest tracks, hard-packed park and river paths, light uneven trails, and even the road commute to get there. “Gravel is a fairly new category,” says Taylor Bodin, chief trail shoe tester for Believe in the Run . “It is meant to be versatile in the sense that it can traverse lighter terrain more efficiently. This could mean anything from a door-to-trail shoe to a light trail shoe.” Gravel shoes blend the technologies and design of road and trail, mixing some of the cushion, impact pr"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nStart the music. Players walk clockwise in a circle. When the music stops, everyone sits in a chair. Big Tech is setting in motion its plans for the next gen of lead designers, engineers, AI chiefs, and even CEOs. In Cupertino, Apple execs with familiar faces are retiring or reducing responsibilities. Who’s in and who’s out? Well, chief operating officer Jeff Williams retired in November, and the speculation is that CEO Tim Cook could follow in the near term. Lisa Jackson, who has led Apple’s sustainability efforts since 2013, is now set to retire in January too. There’s also the squad of Apple staffers who have been lured away to work with OpenAI , notably Apple’s former chief design officer Jony Ive after his independent stint at LoveFrom . In 2024, Molly Anderson was named industrial design leader, heading up a team of mostly fresh faces. Others have gone to Meta, such as Apple’s VP of human interface design, Alan Dye, who just this week was poached to head up a new Reality Labs design studio. At Apple, he’s been replaced by longtime UI designer Stephen Lemay. Phew. In this swirl of shifting talent, John Ternus, who has worked for Apple since 2001, and served as SVP of hardware engineering for the last four years, reporting directly to Tim Cook, is emerging as the front-runner to succeed Cook as Apple CEO, reportedly as soon as next year. WIRED asked Apple for comment but didn’t hear back before publication. Alongside a steady drip of “leaks” on succession planning and Ternus’ position at the front of the pack, since 2023, Ternus has been given more prominence at product launch events. He announced the iPhone Air onstage this past September, and has appeared alongside other senior Apple leaders in press interviews and in-store Apple events. “I think they're testing to see what sentiment is like. Apple likes to control the narrative. So these ‘leaks,’ they’re not happening unintentionally,” suggests Anshel Sag, principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy. “Apple\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Start the music. Players walk clockwise in a circle. When the music stops, everyone sits in a chair. Big Tech is setting in motion its plans for the next gen of lead designers, engineers, AI chiefs, and even CEOs. In Cupertino, Apple execs with familiar faces are retiring or reducing responsibilities. Who’s in and who’s out? Well, chief operating officer Jeff Williams retired in November, and the speculation is that CEO Tim Cook could follow in the near term. Lisa Jackson, who has led Apple’s sustainability efforts since 2013, is now set to retire in January too. There’s also the squad of Apple staffers who have been lured away to work with OpenAI , notably Apple’s former chief design officer Jony Ive after his independent stint at LoveFrom . In 2024, Molly Anderson was named industrial design leader, heading up a team of mostly fresh faces. Others have gone to Meta, such as Apple’s VP of human interface design, Alan Dye, who just this week was poached to head up a new Reality Labs design studio. At Apple, he’s been replaced by longtime UI designer Stephen Lemay. Phew. In this swirl of shifting talent, John Ternus, who has worked for Apple since 2001, and served as SVP of hardware engineering for the last four years, reporting directly to Tim Cook, is emerging as the front-runner to succeed Cook as Apple CEO, reportedly as soon as next year. WIRED asked Apple for comment but didn’t hear back before publication. Alongside a steady drip of “leaks” on succession planning and Ternus’ position at the front of the pack, since 2023, Ternus has been given more prominence at product launch events. He announced the iPhone Air onstage this past September, and has appeared alongside other senior Apple leaders in press interviews and in-store Apple events. “I think they're testing to see what sentiment is like. Apple likes to control the narrative. So these ‘leaks,’ they’re not happening unintentionally,” suggests Anshel Sag, principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy. “Apple"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe original version of this story appeared in Quanta Magazine . Here’s a test for infants: Show them a glass of water on a desk. Hide it behind a wooden board. Now move the board toward the glass. If the board keeps going past the glass, as if it weren’t there, are they surprised? Many 6-month-olds are, and by a year, almost all children have an intuitive notion of an object’s permanence, learned through observation. Now some artificial intelligence models do too. Researchers have developed an AI system that learns about the world via videos and demonstrates a notion of “surprise” when presented with information that goes against the knowledge it has gleaned. The model, created by Meta and called Video Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture (V-JEPA), does not make any assumptions about the physics of the world contained in the videos. Nonetheless, it can begin to make sense of how the world works. “Their claims are, a priori, very plausible, and the results are super interesting,” says Micha Heilbron , a cognitive scientist at the University of Amsterdam who studies how brains and artificial systems make sense of the world. As the engineers who build self-driving cars know, it can be hard to get an AI system to reliably make sense of what it sees. Most systems designed to “understand” videos in order to either classify their content (“a person playing tennis,” for example) or identify the contours of an object—say, a car up ahead—work in what’s called “pixel space.” The model essentially treats every pixel in a video as equal in importance. But these pixel-space models come with limitations. Imagine trying to make sense of a suburban street. If the scene has cars, traffic lights and trees, the model might focus too much on irrelevant details such as the motion of the leaves. It might miss the color of the traffic light, or the positions of nearby cars. “When you go to images or video, you don’t want to work in [pixel] space because there are too many details you d\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The original version of this story appeared in Quanta Magazine . Here’s a test for infants: Show them a glass of water on a desk. Hide it behind a wooden board. Now move the board toward the glass. If the board keeps going past the glass, as if it weren’t there, are they surprised? Many 6-month-olds are, and by a year, almost all children have an intuitive notion of an object’s permanence, learned through observation. Now some artificial intelligence models do too. Researchers have developed an AI system that learns about the world via videos and demonstrates a notion of “surprise” when presented with information that goes against the knowledge it has gleaned. The model, created by Meta and called Video Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture (V-JEPA), does not make any assumptions about the physics of the world contained in the videos. Nonetheless, it can begin to make sense of how the world works. “Their claims are, a priori, very plausible, and the results are super interesting,” says Micha Heilbron , a cognitive scientist at the University of Amsterdam who studies how brains and artificial systems make sense of the world. As the engineers who build self-driving cars know, it can be hard to get an AI system to reliably make sense of what it sees. Most systems designed to “understand” videos in order to either classify their content (“a person playing tennis,” for example) or identify the contours of an object—say, a car up ahead—work in what’s called “pixel space.” The model essentially treats every pixel in a video as equal in importance. But these pixel-space models come with limitations. Imagine trying to make sense of a suburban street. If the scene has cars, traffic lights and trees, the model might focus too much on irrelevant details such as the motion of the leaves. It might miss the color of the traffic light, or the positions of nearby cars. “When you go to images or video, you don’t want to work in [pixel] space because there are too many details you d"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nNetflix has plenty of movies to watch. Maybe too many. Sometimes finding the right film at the right time can seem like an impossible task. Let us help you. Below is a list of some of our favorites currently on the streaming service—from dramas to comedies to thrillers. If you decide you’re in more of a TV mood, head over to our collection of the best TV series on Netflix. Want more? Check out our lists of the best sci-fi movies , best movies on Amazon Prime , and the best flicks on Disney+ . If you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission. This helps support our journalism. Learn more . Probably no one save for director Roar Uthaug (2018's Tomb Raider ) had \"Norwegian kaiju\" down as an emerging genre, but this follow-up to 2022's original Troll makes a case for its improbable existence. Years after dealing with one rampaging titan unearthed from Norway's depths, paleontologist Nora Tidemann (Ine Marie Wilmann) is living in seclusion researching the creatures—until the government needs her advice on the hibernating \"Megatroll\" it has locked away. Soon, Nora—reunited with allies Andreas Isaksen (Kim Falck) and Major Kris Holm (Mads Sjøgård Pettersen)—is caught in another desperate race to prevent a trollpocalypse. This time though, there's an edge of Indiana Jones at work, with a madcap ancient conspiracy to decode alongside the troll-smashing action. Troll 2 is a bit more tongue-in-cheek than its predecessor, and ventures into so-bad-it's-good territory in places, but it knows exactly what it is and what it's offering: giant rock monsters beating the boulders off of each other. Don't overthink it and you'll have a smashing time. If you want to catch up on every facet of Stranger Things now that the fifth and final season is here, this fills in one gap that even binge-watching the entire show again won't: a behind-the-scenes documentary focused on production of the West End stage show The First Shadow . The film doesn't give the whole produc\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Netflix has plenty of movies to watch. Maybe too many. Sometimes finding the right film at the right time can seem like an impossible task. Let us help you. Below is a list of some of our favorites currently on the streaming service—from dramas to comedies to thrillers. If you decide you’re in more of a TV mood, head over to our collection of the best TV series on Netflix. Want more? Check out our lists of the best sci-fi movies , best movies on Amazon Prime , and the best flicks on Disney+ . If you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission. This helps support our journalism. Learn more . Probably no one save for director Roar Uthaug (2018's Tomb Raider ) had \"Norwegian kaiju\" down as an emerging genre, but this follow-up to 2022's original Troll makes a case for its improbable existence. Years after dealing with one rampaging titan unearthed from Norway's depths, paleontologist Nora Tidemann (Ine Marie Wilmann) is living in seclusion researching the creatures—until the government needs her advice on the hibernating \"Megatroll\" it has locked away. Soon, Nora—reunited with allies Andreas Isaksen (Kim Falck) and Major Kris Holm (Mads Sjøgård Pettersen)—is caught in another desperate race to prevent a trollpocalypse. This time though, there's an edge of Indiana Jones at work, with a madcap ancient conspiracy to decode alongside the troll-smashing action. Troll 2 is a bit more tongue-in-cheek than its predecessor, and ventures into so-bad-it's-good territory in places, but it knows exactly what it is and what it's offering: giant rock monsters beating the boulders off of each other. Don't overthink it and you'll have a smashing time. If you want to catch up on every facet of Stranger Things now that the fifth and final season is here, this fills in one gap that even binge-watching the entire show again won't: a behind-the-scenes documentary focused on production of the West End stage show The First Shadow . The film doesn't give the whole produc"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nStreaming services are known for having award-worthy series but also plenty of duds. Our guide to the best TV shows on Netflix is updated weekly to help you know which series you should move to the top of your queue. They aren’t all surefire winners—we love a good less-than-obvious gem—but they’re all worth your time, trust us. Feel like you’ve already watched everything on this list that you want to see? Try our guide to the best movies on Netflix for more options. And if you’ve already completed Netflix and are in need of a new challenge, check out our picks for the best shows on Hulu and the best shows on Disney+ . Don’t like our picks or want to offer suggestions of your own? Head to the comments below. If you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission. This helps support our journalism. Learn more . After what feels like a thousand years trapped in the Upside Down (although in reality only three and a half), Stranger Things is back for its fifth and final season. Following the reality-tearing events of Stranger Things 4 , the residents of Hawkins are now under military quarantine, but not everyone is taking it laying down. Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) is secretly training her powers, aided by adoptive parents Hopper (David Harbour) and Joyce (Winona Ryder), while Mike (Finn Wolfhard), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo), Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin), and the rest of the adventuring party are organizing an underground movement to hunt down demonic big-bad Vecna. But when Mike's young sister Holly (Nell Fisher) is dragged into the Upside Down by a Demogorgon, it raises one major question—just why was Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) kidnapped at the very start of the show, instigating the wave of horror that's consumed Hawkins since? The full eight-episode season is being released in three blocks—the first four are out now, three more arrive on December 25, and the overall finale lands on New Year's Eve—but the ultimate end of Stranger Things is off to a strong \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Streaming services are known for having award-worthy series but also plenty of duds. Our guide to the best TV shows on Netflix is updated weekly to help you know which series you should move to the top of your queue. They aren’t all surefire winners—we love a good less-than-obvious gem—but they’re all worth your time, trust us. Feel like you’ve already watched everything on this list that you want to see? Try our guide to the best movies on Netflix for more options. And if you’ve already completed Netflix and are in need of a new challenge, check out our picks for the best shows on Hulu and the best shows on Disney+ . Don’t like our picks or want to offer suggestions of your own? Head to the comments below. If you buy something using links in our stories, we may earn a commission. This helps support our journalism. Learn more . After what feels like a thousand years trapped in the Upside Down (although in reality only three and a half), Stranger Things is back for its fifth and final season. Following the reality-tearing events of Stranger Things 4 , the residents of Hawkins are now under military quarantine, but not everyone is taking it laying down. Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) is secretly training her powers, aided by adoptive parents Hopper (David Harbour) and Joyce (Winona Ryder), while Mike (Finn Wolfhard), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo), Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin), and the rest of the adventuring party are organizing an underground movement to hunt down demonic big-bad Vecna. But when Mike's young sister Holly (Nell Fisher) is dragged into the Upside Down by a Demogorgon, it raises one major question—just why was Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) kidnapped at the very start of the show, instigating the wave of horror that's consumed Hawkins since? The full eight-episode season is being released in three blocks—the first four are out now, three more arrive on December 25, and the overall finale lands on New Year's Eve—but the ultimate end of Stranger Things is off to a strong"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n7 /10 Many companies have tried and failed to produce gaming handhelds that run Windows, and it’s not hard to see the appeal. You could take all of your games with you, install mods and custom software, or even plug into a hub and get some work done. Lenovo is taking another swing at the Windows handheld game with the Legion Go 2, undeterred by mixed reviews on the original Legion Go and streamlined Legion Go S . But even a snappier interface and versatile input methods can’t overcome a lot of the barriers inherent to running Windows on a device with no keyboard. If you’re willing to put in the work, or you already love your original Legion Go, the performance, screen, and software support have all improved. If you’re easily frustrated or don’t want to spend the time troubleshooting to dial in your experience, I’d recommend picking something a little lower maintenance. I was initially confused by the controllers, which are absolutely covered in buttons. Having a mouse is super helpful during Windows setup, and I repeatedly tried to figure out how I was intended to click the marked mouse buttons on the side of the controller while using the trackpad, only to later discover those aren't used in handheld mode. It turns out the touchpad is tap-to-click only, which is a little awkward. The left joystick already controls the cursor, and there's no obvious button for left click on your right hand. Lenovo Go Gen 2 Rating: 7/10 Speaking of cursors, the right controller has an optical sensor on the bottom so you can use it as a mouse, which Lenovo calls FPS mode in the settings. It’s unique, and the easy access to a mouse and right-click without using the touchpad is a nice bonus, but the way you grip the controller means you're always kind of palming the joystick on the side. I play a lot of mouse-dependent games like World of Warcraft, and I find it more useful for patching holes where controller buttons don't cover niche situations, or briefly switching to do inventory man\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " 7 /10 Many companies have tried and failed to produce gaming handhelds that run Windows, and it’s not hard to see the appeal. You could take all of your games with you, install mods and custom software, or even plug into a hub and get some work done. Lenovo is taking another swing at the Windows handheld game with the Legion Go 2, undeterred by mixed reviews on the original Legion Go and streamlined Legion Go S . But even a snappier interface and versatile input methods can’t overcome a lot of the barriers inherent to running Windows on a device with no keyboard. If you’re willing to put in the work, or you already love your original Legion Go, the performance, screen, and software support have all improved. If you’re easily frustrated or don’t want to spend the time troubleshooting to dial in your experience, I’d recommend picking something a little lower maintenance. I was initially confused by the controllers, which are absolutely covered in buttons. Having a mouse is super helpful during Windows setup, and I repeatedly tried to figure out how I was intended to click the marked mouse buttons on the side of the controller while using the trackpad, only to later discover those aren't used in handheld mode. It turns out the touchpad is tap-to-click only, which is a little awkward. The left joystick already controls the cursor, and there's no obvious button for left click on your right hand. Lenovo Go Gen 2 Rating: 7/10 Speaking of cursors, the right controller has an optical sensor on the bottom so you can use it as a mouse, which Lenovo calls FPS mode in the settings. It’s unique, and the easy access to a mouse and right-click without using the touchpad is a nice bonus, but the way you grip the controller means you're always kind of palming the joystick on the side. I play a lot of mouse-dependent games like World of Warcraft, and I find it more useful for patching holes where controller buttons don't cover niche situations, or briefly switching to do inventory man"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThis story originally appeared on Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and is part of the Climate Desk collaboration. During the summer of 2025, Iran experienced an exceptional heat wave, with daytime temperatures across several regions, including Tehran, approaching 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit) and forcing the temporary closure of public offices and banks. During this period, major reservoirs supplying the Tehran region reached record-low levels, and water supply systems came under acute strain . By early November, the reservoir behind Amir Kabir Dam, a main source of drinking water for Tehran, had dropped to about 8 percent of its capacity . The present crisis reflects not only this summer’s extreme heat but also several consecutive years of reduced precipitation and ongoing drought conditions across Iran. As a result, the capital of Iran is now facing a potential “Day Zero” when taps could run dry. The drought quickly disrupted Tehran’s urban systems. With dry soils and high evaporation, rivers and wetlands shrank . Falling reservoir levels led to disruptions in hydropower generation , and water shortages prompted strict saving measures across parts of the capital. Amid these escalating pressures, officials warned that the capital city may even have to be evacuated if water supplies fail to recover. In November, President Masoud Pezeshkian said the capital would have to be moved . These cascading impacts exposed how vulnerable Tehran’s infrastructure, economy, and communities have become under compounding heat and drought stress. These cascading impacts stem from a prolonged shortage of precipitation in recent years (Figure 1a). Precipitation around Tehran typically peaks between December and April, replenishing reservoirs behind dams before the onset of the dry summer. Over the past five years, precipitation during this wet period has remained consistently below the long-term climatological baseline, with the 2024-25 season showing the most pronounce\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " This story originally appeared on Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and is part of the Climate Desk collaboration. During the summer of 2025, Iran experienced an exceptional heat wave, with daytime temperatures across several regions, including Tehran, approaching 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit) and forcing the temporary closure of public offices and banks. During this period, major reservoirs supplying the Tehran region reached record-low levels, and water supply systems came under acute strain . By early November, the reservoir behind Amir Kabir Dam, a main source of drinking water for Tehran, had dropped to about 8 percent of its capacity . The present crisis reflects not only this summer’s extreme heat but also several consecutive years of reduced precipitation and ongoing drought conditions across Iran. As a result, the capital of Iran is now facing a potential “Day Zero” when taps could run dry. The drought quickly disrupted Tehran’s urban systems. With dry soils and high evaporation, rivers and wetlands shrank . Falling reservoir levels led to disruptions in hydropower generation , and water shortages prompted strict saving measures across parts of the capital. Amid these escalating pressures, officials warned that the capital city may even have to be evacuated if water supplies fail to recover. In November, President Masoud Pezeshkian said the capital would have to be moved . These cascading impacts exposed how vulnerable Tehran’s infrastructure, economy, and communities have become under compounding heat and drought stress. These cascading impacts stem from a prolonged shortage of precipitation in recent years (Figure 1a). Precipitation around Tehran typically peaks between December and April, replenishing reservoirs behind dams before the onset of the dry summer. Over the past five years, precipitation during this wet period has remained consistently below the long-term climatological baseline, with the 2024-25 season showing the most pronounce"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAn AI image creator startup left its database unsecured , exposing more than a million images and videos its users had created—the “overwhelming majority\" of which depicted nudes and even nude images of children. A US inspector general report released its official determination that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth put military personnel at risk through his negligence in the SignalGate scandal , but recommended only a compliance review and consideration of new regulations. Cloudflare's CEO Matthew Prince told WIRED onstage at our Big Interview event in San Francisco this week that his company has blocked more than 400 billion AI bot requests for its customers since July 1. A new New York law will require retailers to disclose if personal data collected about you results in algorithmic changes to their prices. And we profiled a new cellular carrier aiming to offer the closest thing possible to truly anonymous phone service —and its founder, Nicholas Merrill, who famously spent a decade-plus in court fighting an FBI surveillance order targeted at one of the customers of his internet service provider. And that’s not all. Each week, we round up the security and privacy news we didn’t cover in depth ourselves. Click the headlines to read the full stories. And stay safe out there. Putting a camera-enabled digital device in your toilet that uploads an analysis of your actual bodily waste to a corporation represents such a laughably bad idea that, 11 years ago, it was the subject of a parody infomercial . In 2025, it’s an actual product—and one whose privacy problems, despite the marketing copy of the company behind it, have turned out to be exactly as bad as any normal human might have imagined. Security researcher Simon Fondrie-Teitler this week published a blog post revealing that the Dekota, a camera-packing smart device sold by Kohler, does not in fact use “end-to-end encryption” as it claimed. That term typically means that data is encrypted so that only user devices on\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " An AI image creator startup left its database unsecured , exposing more than a million images and videos its users had created—the “overwhelming majority\" of which depicted nudes and even nude images of children. A US inspector general report released its official determination that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth put military personnel at risk through his negligence in the SignalGate scandal , but recommended only a compliance review and consideration of new regulations. Cloudflare's CEO Matthew Prince told WIRED onstage at our Big Interview event in San Francisco this week that his company has blocked more than 400 billion AI bot requests for its customers since July 1. A new New York law will require retailers to disclose if personal data collected about you results in algorithmic changes to their prices. And we profiled a new cellular carrier aiming to offer the closest thing possible to truly anonymous phone service —and its founder, Nicholas Merrill, who famously spent a decade-plus in court fighting an FBI surveillance order targeted at one of the customers of his internet service provider. And that’s not all. Each week, we round up the security and privacy news we didn’t cover in depth ourselves. Click the headlines to read the full stories. And stay safe out there. Putting a camera-enabled digital device in your toilet that uploads an analysis of your actual bodily waste to a corporation represents such a laughably bad idea that, 11 years ago, it was the subject of a parody infomercial . In 2025, it’s an actual product—and one whose privacy problems, despite the marketing copy of the company behind it, have turned out to be exactly as bad as any normal human might have imagined. Security researcher Simon Fondrie-Teitler this week published a blog post revealing that the Dekota, a camera-packing smart device sold by Kohler, does not in fact use “end-to-end encryption” as it claimed. That term typically means that data is encrypted so that only user devices on"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n9 /10 Ever since its inception in the early 2000s, Swedish brand MIPS has had a monopoly, more or less, on inclusion in high-end bike helmets . Its device—revolutionary at the time—deflects rotational impact away from the head in the event of a crash, thereby reducing the likelihood of brain trauma. However, it has also provoked many companies to research and develop their own proprietary rotational impact protection units, most of which are different takes on the same concept —a snug inner webbing that is able to move independently of the helmet's outer shell. British brand RLS took a new stance on rotational impact protection, moving its device from the inside of the helmet to the outside. In doing so, the company claims that its technology can reduce the risk of concussion by four times when compared to traditional helmets. Studies at the standard-bearing helmet-safety lab at Virginia Tech University have confirmed those claims, giving the new Canyon Deflectr RLS—the first commercial helmet available with RLS—their highest rating after recent testing. Like any other new technology brand, RLS is hardly new . Its founders and earliest employees spent years toiling in a series of warehouse bays in East London, trying to find a way to better protect against rotational impact. Like all great origin stories, it wasn’t until the eleventh hour, when the brand was nearly out of seed money, that the company decided to try something new and potentially revolutionary: polycarbonate ball bearings. Canyon Deflectr RLS Helmet Rating: 9/10 RLS engineers fastened hundreds of the tiny bearings to adhesive strips, which they then stuck to the outer shells of helmets. Those strips were then covered in another layer of hard helmet shell. Et voila! The idea behind RLS technology is that when the helmet impacts a hard surface, the ball bearings roll off the strip, forcing the outer layer to shear away from the helmet. Those outer layers release, hence the company’s name, RLS, or “Relea\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " 9 /10 Ever since its inception in the early 2000s, Swedish brand MIPS has had a monopoly, more or less, on inclusion in high-end bike helmets . Its device—revolutionary at the time—deflects rotational impact away from the head in the event of a crash, thereby reducing the likelihood of brain trauma. However, it has also provoked many companies to research and develop their own proprietary rotational impact protection units, most of which are different takes on the same concept —a snug inner webbing that is able to move independently of the helmet's outer shell. British brand RLS took a new stance on rotational impact protection, moving its device from the inside of the helmet to the outside. In doing so, the company claims that its technology can reduce the risk of concussion by four times when compared to traditional helmets. Studies at the standard-bearing helmet-safety lab at Virginia Tech University have confirmed those claims, giving the new Canyon Deflectr RLS—the first commercial helmet available with RLS—their highest rating after recent testing. Like any other new technology brand, RLS is hardly new . Its founders and earliest employees spent years toiling in a series of warehouse bays in East London, trying to find a way to better protect against rotational impact. Like all great origin stories, it wasn’t until the eleventh hour, when the brand was nearly out of seed money, that the company decided to try something new and potentially revolutionary: polycarbonate ball bearings. Canyon Deflectr RLS Helmet Rating: 9/10 RLS engineers fastened hundreds of the tiny bearings to adhesive strips, which they then stuck to the outer shells of helmets. Those strips were then covered in another layer of hard helmet shell. Et voila! The idea behind RLS technology is that when the helmet impacts a hard surface, the ball bearings roll off the strip, forcing the outer layer to shear away from the helmet. Those outer layers release, hence the company’s name, RLS, or “Relea"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n6 /10 The coffee gadget market has caused a massive proliferation of devices for all tastes, preferences, and budgets, but it’s still easy enough to divide them into a handful of tiers when you consider what kind of gift each would make. The lowest tier contains cheap machines one would buy as a housewarming present for a friend or relative’s third or fourth property, like a timeshare in the country or a freshly christened yacht. The second-lowest is a mandatory gift for someone you don’t know well or care for very much, such as the wedding of a distant cousin or former nemesis. The third tier is a gift for someone you know and like, and the fourth is a treat yo’ self gift you bestow upon yourself after finishing a large project, landing a promotion at work, or finally turning a profit at your bespoke AI-powered marketing and SEO agency. Gevi’s imaginatively named Espresso Machine lands at the high end of the second tier. This single-boiler, 15-bar machine performs essential functions like grinding coffee, pulling shots, and steaming milk at a level that’s acceptable for its cost. The mostly plastic chassis won’t impress most normal folks, but the lack of gauges, digital menus, and other customization options might actually excite the type of gruff Philistine who screams “BLACK COFFEE” at the barista before they can get a word in edgewise whenever they walk into a third-wave cafe. You might as well just stay home with that attitude, in which case, all the Americanos with none of the hassle of talking to humans are available right in your own kitchen. The machine is easy to assemble and comes with a small handful of chintzy accessories you’ll want to replace immediately, first among them being the glossy plastic tamper that only weighs about 80 grams—one-fifth the weight of the tamper that is included with the Casabrews 5700PRO . The included portafilter uses the same plastic for the handle, but the stainless-steel basket feels solid enough while tamping. The tank ho\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " 6 /10 The coffee gadget market has caused a massive proliferation of devices for all tastes, preferences, and budgets, but it’s still easy enough to divide them into a handful of tiers when you consider what kind of gift each would make. The lowest tier contains cheap machines one would buy as a housewarming present for a friend or relative’s third or fourth property, like a timeshare in the country or a freshly christened yacht. The second-lowest is a mandatory gift for someone you don’t know well or care for very much, such as the wedding of a distant cousin or former nemesis. The third tier is a gift for someone you know and like, and the fourth is a treat yo’ self gift you bestow upon yourself after finishing a large project, landing a promotion at work, or finally turning a profit at your bespoke AI-powered marketing and SEO agency. Gevi’s imaginatively named Espresso Machine lands at the high end of the second tier. This single-boiler, 15-bar machine performs essential functions like grinding coffee, pulling shots, and steaming milk at a level that’s acceptable for its cost. The mostly plastic chassis won’t impress most normal folks, but the lack of gauges, digital menus, and other customization options might actually excite the type of gruff Philistine who screams “BLACK COFFEE” at the barista before they can get a word in edgewise whenever they walk into a third-wave cafe. You might as well just stay home with that attitude, in which case, all the Americanos with none of the hassle of talking to humans are available right in your own kitchen. The machine is easy to assemble and comes with a small handful of chintzy accessories you’ll want to replace immediately, first among them being the glossy plastic tamper that only weighs about 80 grams—one-fifth the weight of the tamper that is included with the Casabrews 5700PRO . The included portafilter uses the same plastic for the handle, but the stainless-steel basket feels solid enough while tamping. The tank ho"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIt was only back in June that Android 16 delivered a raft of new features for Google's operating system, but the company just announced another bumper package of updates, including more customization options, better parental controls, and smart notifications. You can now create custom icon shapes, cohesive themes, and extend dark mode to apps that don’t have their own dark theme. The overhauled parental controls let you manage screen time, downtime, app usage, and rewards directly on your kid’s devices, while AI-powered notification summaries give you a TL;DR of long messages or group chats. Related notifications are also now grouped, and lower-priority notifications, like promotions, are silenced. There are nifty new accessibility features too. Expressive Captions now have the relevant emotion tags, and they’re rolling out in English-speaking YouTube videos as well as across Android. Configurable AutoClick for mouse users reduces strain, Guided Frame is now more descriptive about what’s in the camera's view on the Pixel camera app, and you can launch Voice Access with a voice command to Gemini. Fast Pair for hearing aids is also expanding (now available for Demant, Starkey support coming in early 2026), and better voice dictation with TalkBack is coming soon. These features are coming to Pixel devices first, but will follow to third-party devices in time. Google is also showing some love to older versions of Android, with features that aren’t 16-specific, such as Emoji Kitchen stickers, the ability to leave and report group chats in Google Messages, the option to check for scams with Circle to Search, and pinned tabs in Chrome just like on desktop. My favorite new feature is Call Reason, which enables you to flag your call to any saved contact as “urgent.” —Simon Hill Sony has released the A7 V, an upgrade to the prosumer full-frame Alpha 7 camera. The mark 5 version of the A7 brings a new 33-MP partially stacked CMOS sensor and the BIONZ XR2 processor, which bring\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " It was only back in June that Android 16 delivered a raft of new features for Google's operating system, but the company just announced another bumper package of updates, including more customization options, better parental controls, and smart notifications. You can now create custom icon shapes, cohesive themes, and extend dark mode to apps that don’t have their own dark theme. The overhauled parental controls let you manage screen time, downtime, app usage, and rewards directly on your kid’s devices, while AI-powered notification summaries give you a TL;DR of long messages or group chats. Related notifications are also now grouped, and lower-priority notifications, like promotions, are silenced. There are nifty new accessibility features too. Expressive Captions now have the relevant emotion tags, and they’re rolling out in English-speaking YouTube videos as well as across Android. Configurable AutoClick for mouse users reduces strain, Guided Frame is now more descriptive about what’s in the camera's view on the Pixel camera app, and you can launch Voice Access with a voice command to Gemini. Fast Pair for hearing aids is also expanding (now available for Demant, Starkey support coming in early 2026), and better voice dictation with TalkBack is coming soon. These features are coming to Pixel devices first, but will follow to third-party devices in time. Google is also showing some love to older versions of Android, with features that aren’t 16-specific, such as Emoji Kitchen stickers, the ability to leave and report group chats in Google Messages, the option to check for scams with Circle to Search, and pinned tabs in Chrome just like on desktop. My favorite new feature is Call Reason, which enables you to flag your call to any saved contact as “urgent.” —Simon Hill Sony has released the A7 V, an upgrade to the prosumer full-frame Alpha 7 camera. The mark 5 version of the A7 brings a new 33-MP partially stacked CMOS sensor and the BIONZ XR2 processor, which bring"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nRemember Vimeo ? You probably don’t use it to browse videos the way you might with some other services. But if you landed on this page, there’s a good chance you use it to host your professional portfolio. Or assets for your business. Or your short films. Vimeo has tools other video hosting services simply don’t have, like AI editing tools, on-demand content selling, customizable embeds, and collaborative editing features. And best of all: There are no ads. WIRED has rotating Vimeo promo codes to help you save. No matter what you need for your business or career, when it comes to video, Vimeo’s got multiple plans to suit. And luckily, right now, you can save with a Vimeo promo code—even on the annual plans, which already include 40% in savings. Just use Vimeo coupon code GETVIMEO10 to save 10% on your membership plan. Vimeo has a few different membership plans that you can save on. No matter which you go with, the easiest way to save a lot is with an annual membership, which has automatic 40% savings compared to paying monthly. And yes, you can even stack promo codes with the annual billing options. So what tier do you need? The Starter plan starts at $12 per month (billed annually) or $20 per month (billed monthly). It comes with 100 gigabytes of storage, plus boosted privacy controls, custom video players, custom URLs, and automatic closed captioning. Boost your plan to Standard for $25 per month (billed annually) or $41 per month (billed monthly) to upgrade to 2 terabytes of storage, 5 “seats” (which are collaborative team member spots), a brand kit, a teleprompter, text-based video editing, AI script generation, and engagement and social analytics. Finally, there’s the Advanced plan, which costs $75 per month (billed annually) or $125 per month (billed monthly). You’ll get 10 “seats”, 7 terabytes of storage, AI-generated chapters and text summaries, live chat and poll options, plus streaming and live broadcast capabilities. Vimeo on Demand is a new way to stream\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Remember Vimeo ? You probably don’t use it to browse videos the way you might with some other services. But if you landed on this page, there’s a good chance you use it to host your professional portfolio. Or assets for your business. Or your short films. Vimeo has tools other video hosting services simply don’t have, like AI editing tools, on-demand content selling, customizable embeds, and collaborative editing features. And best of all: There are no ads. WIRED has rotating Vimeo promo codes to help you save. No matter what you need for your business or career, when it comes to video, Vimeo’s got multiple plans to suit. And luckily, right now, you can save with a Vimeo promo code—even on the annual plans, which already include 40% in savings. Just use Vimeo coupon code GETVIMEO10 to save 10% on your membership plan. Vimeo has a few different membership plans that you can save on. No matter which you go with, the easiest way to save a lot is with an annual membership, which has automatic 40% savings compared to paying monthly. And yes, you can even stack promo codes with the annual billing options. So what tier do you need? The Starter plan starts at $12 per month (billed annually) or $20 per month (billed monthly). It comes with 100 gigabytes of storage, plus boosted privacy controls, custom video players, custom URLs, and automatic closed captioning. Boost your plan to Standard for $25 per month (billed annually) or $41 per month (billed monthly) to upgrade to 2 terabytes of storage, 5 “seats” (which are collaborative team member spots), a brand kit, a teleprompter, text-based video editing, AI script generation, and engagement and social analytics. Finally, there’s the Advanced plan, which costs $75 per month (billed annually) or $125 per month (billed monthly). You’ll get 10 “seats”, 7 terabytes of storage, AI-generated chapters and text summaries, live chat and poll options, plus streaming and live broadcast capabilities. Vimeo on Demand is a new way to stream"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nShortly before the December 2 release of horror game Horses , developer Santa Ragione shared some news: The game would not be available on Valve’s mega platform, Steam . Valve had already banned an early, incomplete version of the game two years ago and offered, according to Santa Ragione , little clarification about why at the time. Then, hours before the game’s release, the Epic Games Store banned Horses as well. A day after the game’s launch, distribution platform Humble removed, and then later relisted, the title. The public swiftly spoke out against these bans, and community support for the game’s developers has been plentiful. Many pieces have been written online about how the game doesn’t deserve to be shunned by the distribution platforms, and about how the game’s content is relatively tame . But too few of these pieces engage with the content of the game on a critical level. Horses ’ storytelling is clumsy, and its blasé treatment of the sexual assaults (plural!) depicted in the game fails to elevate the game beyond more than a lazy commentary of sexual repression. It’s difficult to untangle the circumstances and controversy surrounding the game’s release from the content of the game itself. As a writer, I think censorship of creative work is Bad. I think Horses has as much right to exist as any other game, and that the power of distribution platforms to ban and delist a game by a small studio should be a concern for everyone. But the real problem with Horses is not that it’s too audacious for what is clearly intended to be an adult audience. Horses , for all the attention around its banning, is tedious and overreliant on pseudo-intellectual ideas. It confuses its own pretension for something profound. Even its shock value eventually wears off, making its three-hour run time feel like a slog. Conversations about whether or not it deserves the scandal are ultimately useless and wholly subjective. They’re a smokescreen for a game that, as brash as it is, feel\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Shortly before the December 2 release of horror game Horses , developer Santa Ragione shared some news: The game would not be available on Valve’s mega platform, Steam . Valve had already banned an early, incomplete version of the game two years ago and offered, according to Santa Ragione , little clarification about why at the time. Then, hours before the game’s release, the Epic Games Store banned Horses as well. A day after the game’s launch, distribution platform Humble removed, and then later relisted, the title. The public swiftly spoke out against these bans, and community support for the game’s developers has been plentiful. Many pieces have been written online about how the game doesn’t deserve to be shunned by the distribution platforms, and about how the game’s content is relatively tame . But too few of these pieces engage with the content of the game on a critical level. Horses ’ storytelling is clumsy, and its blasé treatment of the sexual assaults (plural!) depicted in the game fails to elevate the game beyond more than a lazy commentary of sexual repression. It’s difficult to untangle the circumstances and controversy surrounding the game’s release from the content of the game itself. As a writer, I think censorship of creative work is Bad. I think Horses has as much right to exist as any other game, and that the power of distribution platforms to ban and delist a game by a small studio should be a concern for everyone. But the real problem with Horses is not that it’s too audacious for what is clearly intended to be an adult audience. Horses , for all the attention around its banning, is tedious and overreliant on pseudo-intellectual ideas. It confuses its own pretension for something profound. Even its shock value eventually wears off, making its three-hour run time feel like a slog. Conversations about whether or not it deserves the scandal are ultimately useless and wholly subjective. They’re a smokescreen for a game that, as brash as it is, feel"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nJulie Bornstein thought it would be a cinch to implement her idea for an AI startup . Her résumé in digital commerce is impeccable: VP of ecommerce at Nordstrom, COO of the startup Stitch Fix, and founder of a personalized shopping platform acquired by Pinterest . Fashion has been her obsession since she was a Syracuse high schooler inhaling spreads in Seventeen and hanging out in local malls. So she felt well-positioned to create a company for customers to discover the perfect garments using AI. The reality was much harder than she expected. I had breakfast recently with Bornstein and her CTO, Maria Belousova, to learn about her startup, Daydream , funded with $50 million from VCs like Google Ventures. The conversation took an unexpected turn as the women schooled me on the surprising difficulty of translating the magic of AI systems into something people actually find useful.T Her story helps explain something. My first newsletter of 2025 announced that it would be The Year of the AI App . Though there are indeed many such apps, they haven’t transformed the world as I anticipated. Ever since ChatGPT launched in late 2022, people have been blown away by the tricks performed by AI, but study after study has shown that the technology has not yet delivered a significant boost in productivity. (One exception: coding.) A study published in August found that 19 out of 20 AI enterprise pilot projects delivered no measurable value. I do think that productivity boost is on the horizon, but it’s taking longer than people expected. Listening to the stories of startups like Daydream that are pushing to break through gives some hope that persistence and patience might indeed make those breakthroughs happen. Bornstein’s original pitch to VCs seemed obvious: Use AI to solve tricky fashion problems by matching customers with the perfect garments, which they’d be delighted to pay for. (Daydream would take a cut.) You’d think the setup would be simple—just connect to an API for a mo\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Julie Bornstein thought it would be a cinch to implement her idea for an AI startup . Her résumé in digital commerce is impeccable: VP of ecommerce at Nordstrom, COO of the startup Stitch Fix, and founder of a personalized shopping platform acquired by Pinterest . Fashion has been her obsession since she was a Syracuse high schooler inhaling spreads in Seventeen and hanging out in local malls. So she felt well-positioned to create a company for customers to discover the perfect garments using AI. The reality was much harder than she expected. I had breakfast recently with Bornstein and her CTO, Maria Belousova, to learn about her startup, Daydream , funded with $50 million from VCs like Google Ventures. The conversation took an unexpected turn as the women schooled me on the surprising difficulty of translating the magic of AI systems into something people actually find useful.T Her story helps explain something. My first newsletter of 2025 announced that it would be The Year of the AI App . Though there are indeed many such apps, they haven’t transformed the world as I anticipated. Ever since ChatGPT launched in late 2022, people have been blown away by the tricks performed by AI, but study after study has shown that the technology has not yet delivered a significant boost in productivity. (One exception: coding.) A study published in August found that 19 out of 20 AI enterprise pilot projects delivered no measurable value. I do think that productivity boost is on the horizon, but it’s taking longer than people expected. Listening to the stories of startups like Daydream that are pushing to break through gives some hope that persistence and patience might indeed make those breakthroughs happen. Bornstein’s original pitch to VCs seemed obvious: Use AI to solve tricky fashion problems by matching customers with the perfect garments, which they’d be delighted to pay for. (Daydream would take a cut.) You’d think the setup would be simple—just connect to an API for a mo"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n6 /10 Looking more moped than ebike, the GoTrax Mustang electric bike appears to share more DNA with old-school dirt bikes than it does modern electric bicycles . At least, in appearance it does. Resting on its kickstand outside my garage, the GoTrax Mustang looks as if it’s ready to play a role in the new season of Stranger Things. However, while it boasts imposing size and plenty of heft, the Mustang, the newest offering from Dallas-based GoTrax , is surprisingly nimble and easy to operate, owing in large part to its relatively short wheelbase. As soon as you start turning the pedals, it’s easy to forget that it’s a bicycle basically built on a moped platform. Before we get into the personality of this bike, let’s lay out the specs. The Mustang is powered by a 750-watt motor nestled into the bike’s rear hub, which can deliver up to 90 newton-meters of torque to its wheel. If you aren’t versed in torque ratings , rest assured that 90 Nm is more than enough to get me, a 6’ 4”, 255-pound bike commuter, up a hill near my home that averages a 4 percent gradient, with incline pitches over 15 percent. In other words—or, I guess in Waylon Jennings’ words—90 Nm flattens the hills. GoTrax Mustang Electric Bike Rating: 6/10 All of that is powered by a 48-volt, 15-Ah LG battery that, according to the company, offers up to 86 miles per change (more on that in a minute), charges from dead to full in fewer than two hours (by my watch), and boasts a UL 2272 safety certification , which will help you sleep better at night. Of course, all of that weight and power needs to stop, which is why the Mustang comes with Tektro hydraulic brakes mated to a pair of massive 180-mm disc-brake rotors. Again, take that hill I have to climb up to my office—reverse it for my commute home, and imagine all 255 pounds of me plus the 50-plus pounds of the bike itself bombing down –15 percent grades. GoTrax Mustang Electric Bike Rating: 6/10 Those rotors and Tektro brakes combined to not only give all \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " 6 /10 Looking more moped than ebike, the GoTrax Mustang electric bike appears to share more DNA with old-school dirt bikes than it does modern electric bicycles . At least, in appearance it does. Resting on its kickstand outside my garage, the GoTrax Mustang looks as if it’s ready to play a role in the new season of Stranger Things. However, while it boasts imposing size and plenty of heft, the Mustang, the newest offering from Dallas-based GoTrax , is surprisingly nimble and easy to operate, owing in large part to its relatively short wheelbase. As soon as you start turning the pedals, it’s easy to forget that it’s a bicycle basically built on a moped platform. Before we get into the personality of this bike, let’s lay out the specs. The Mustang is powered by a 750-watt motor nestled into the bike’s rear hub, which can deliver up to 90 newton-meters of torque to its wheel. If you aren’t versed in torque ratings , rest assured that 90 Nm is more than enough to get me, a 6’ 4”, 255-pound bike commuter, up a hill near my home that averages a 4 percent gradient, with incline pitches over 15 percent. In other words—or, I guess in Waylon Jennings’ words—90 Nm flattens the hills. GoTrax Mustang Electric Bike Rating: 6/10 All of that is powered by a 48-volt, 15-Ah LG battery that, according to the company, offers up to 86 miles per change (more on that in a minute), charges from dead to full in fewer than two hours (by my watch), and boasts a UL 2272 safety certification , which will help you sleep better at night. Of course, all of that weight and power needs to stop, which is why the Mustang comes with Tektro hydraulic brakes mated to a pair of massive 180-mm disc-brake rotors. Again, take that hill I have to climb up to my office—reverse it for my commute home, and imagine all 255 pounds of me plus the 50-plus pounds of the bike itself bombing down –15 percent grades. GoTrax Mustang Electric Bike Rating: 6/10 Those rotors and Tektro brakes combined to not only give all"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA Reddit post about a bride who demands a wedding guest wear a specific, unflattering shade is sure to provoke rage, let alone one about a bridesmaid or mother of the groom who wants to wear white. A scenario where a parent asks someone on an airplane to switch seats so they can sit next to their young child is likely to invoke the same rush of anger. But those posts may trigger a Reddit moderator’s annoyance for a different reason—they are common themes within a growing genre of AI -generated, fake posts. These are examples that spring to mind for Cassie, one of dozens of moderators for r/AmItheAsshole . With over 24 million members, it's one of the biggest subreddits, and it explicitly bans AI-generated content and other made-up stories. Since late 2022, when ChatGPT first launched to the public, Cassie (who wanted to be referred to by first name only) and other people who volunteer their time to moderate Reddit posts have been struggling with an influx of AI content. Some of it is entirely AI-generated, while other users have taken to editing their posts and comments with AI programs like Grammarly. “It’s probably more prevalent than anybody wants to really admit, because it’s just so easy to shove your post into ChatGPT and say ‘Hey, make this more exciting,’” says Cassie, who thinks as much as half of all content being posted to Reddit may have been created or reworked with AI in some way. r/AmItheAsshole is a pillar of Reddit culture, a format that has inspired dozens if not hundreds of derivatives like r/AmIOverreacting, r/AmITheDevil, and r/AmItheKameena, a subreddit with over 100,000 members described as “Am I the asshole, but the Indian version.” Posts tend to feature stories about interpersonal conflicts, where Redditors can weigh in on who is wrong (“YTA” means “You’re the asshole,” while “ESH” means “Everyone sucks here”), who is right, and what the best course of action to take is moving forward. Users and moderators across these r/AmItheAsshole varian\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A Reddit post about a bride who demands a wedding guest wear a specific, unflattering shade is sure to provoke rage, let alone one about a bridesmaid or mother of the groom who wants to wear white. A scenario where a parent asks someone on an airplane to switch seats so they can sit next to their young child is likely to invoke the same rush of anger. But those posts may trigger a Reddit moderator’s annoyance for a different reason—they are common themes within a growing genre of AI -generated, fake posts. These are examples that spring to mind for Cassie, one of dozens of moderators for r/AmItheAsshole . With over 24 million members, it's one of the biggest subreddits, and it explicitly bans AI-generated content and other made-up stories. Since late 2022, when ChatGPT first launched to the public, Cassie (who wanted to be referred to by first name only) and other people who volunteer their time to moderate Reddit posts have been struggling with an influx of AI content. Some of it is entirely AI-generated, while other users have taken to editing their posts and comments with AI programs like Grammarly. “It’s probably more prevalent than anybody wants to really admit, because it’s just so easy to shove your post into ChatGPT and say ‘Hey, make this more exciting,’” says Cassie, who thinks as much as half of all content being posted to Reddit may have been created or reworked with AI in some way. r/AmItheAsshole is a pillar of Reddit culture, a format that has inspired dozens if not hundreds of derivatives like r/AmIOverreacting, r/AmITheDevil, and r/AmItheKameena, a subreddit with over 100,000 members described as “Am I the asshole, but the Indian version.” Posts tend to feature stories about interpersonal conflicts, where Redditors can weigh in on who is wrong (“YTA” means “You’re the asshole,” while “ESH” means “Everyone sucks here”), who is right, and what the best course of action to take is moving forward. Users and moderators across these r/AmItheAsshole varian"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nWhether it’s post-workout or as part of a spa day, a sauna session can relax and enhance wellness. The ultimate passive aerobic exercise, sauna time can increase heart rate, body temperature, and cardiac output and provide benefits similar to moderate exercise –all by sitting in the heat and trying not to make eye contact with the stranger across the way. But how long should you stay in a sauna? This depends on the type of sauna, its temperature, your fitness levels, overall health, and how well hydrated you are. Take it easy and know your limits, suggest the experts. Vital+ Vital+ A sauna can be a treat for those that love the heat and a challenging endurance test for those that don’t. “In my experience, the benefits of the traditional Finnish sauna are profound,” says Michal Cohen-Sagi, founder of longevity and biohacking circuit Vidavii . “It’s one of the simplest and most powerful longevity practices that is deeply rooted in ancient tradition and easily accessible in the modern day. Regular sauna use can improve circulation and strengthen cardiovascular function. Some suggest that it can even help with reducing the risk of Alzheimer’s .” A contrast therapy session is a great way to make the most of a sauna session in short bursts. “Contrast therapy is a combination of hot and cold exposure, whereby you might move from a sauna into a cryotherapy chamber or a cold plunge ,” says Cohen-Sagi. “This intense shift in temperature trains your blood vessels to contract and dilate efficiently, boosting circulation, reducing inflammation, and improving resilience. It’s an incredible way to wake up the body’s natural healing systems and brain clarity and a kind of a reset.” How long you spend in a sauna, or any kind of hot or cold therapy, depends on your fitness level and your overall health. “The fitter you are—and that doesn’t just mean strength—you will likely be able to better handle the heat,” says Puck Alkemade, a researcher and physiologist with CORE , who has devel\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Whether it’s post-workout or as part of a spa day, a sauna session can relax and enhance wellness. The ultimate passive aerobic exercise, sauna time can increase heart rate, body temperature, and cardiac output and provide benefits similar to moderate exercise –all by sitting in the heat and trying not to make eye contact with the stranger across the way. But how long should you stay in a sauna? This depends on the type of sauna, its temperature, your fitness levels, overall health, and how well hydrated you are. Take it easy and know your limits, suggest the experts. Vital+ Vital+ A sauna can be a treat for those that love the heat and a challenging endurance test for those that don’t. “In my experience, the benefits of the traditional Finnish sauna are profound,” says Michal Cohen-Sagi, founder of longevity and biohacking circuit Vidavii . “It’s one of the simplest and most powerful longevity practices that is deeply rooted in ancient tradition and easily accessible in the modern day. Regular sauna use can improve circulation and strengthen cardiovascular function. Some suggest that it can even help with reducing the risk of Alzheimer’s .” A contrast therapy session is a great way to make the most of a sauna session in short bursts. “Contrast therapy is a combination of hot and cold exposure, whereby you might move from a sauna into a cryotherapy chamber or a cold plunge ,” says Cohen-Sagi. “This intense shift in temperature trains your blood vessels to contract and dilate efficiently, boosting circulation, reducing inflammation, and improving resilience. It’s an incredible way to wake up the body’s natural healing systems and brain clarity and a kind of a reset.” How long you spend in a sauna, or any kind of hot or cold therapy, depends on your fitness level and your overall health. “The fitter you are—and that doesn’t just mean strength—you will likely be able to better handle the heat,” says Puck Alkemade, a researcher and physiologist with CORE , who has devel"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAn AI image generator startup left more than 1 million images and videos created with its systems exposed and accessible to anyone online, according to new research reviewed by WIRED. The “overwhelming majority” of the images involved nudity and were “depicted adult content,” according to the researcher who uncovered the exposed trove of data, with some appearing to depict children or the faces of children swapped onto the AI-generated bodies of nude adults. Multiple websites—including MagicEdit and DreamPal—all appeared to be using the same unsecured database, says security researcher Jeremiah Fowler, who discovered the security flaw in October. At the time, Fowler says, around 10,000 new images were being added to the database every day. Indicating how people may have been using the image-generation and editing tools, these images included “unaltered” photos of real people who may have been nonconsensually “ nudified, ” or had their faces swapped onto other, naked bodies. “The real issue is just innocent people, and especially underage people, having their images used without their consent to make sexual content,” says Fowler, a prolific hunter of exposed databases, who published the findings on the ExpressVPN blog . Fowler says it is the third misconfigured AI-image-generation database he has found accessible online this year—with all of them appearing to contain nonconsensual explicit imagery, including those of young people and children. Fowler’s findings come as AI-image-generation tools continue to be used to maliciously create explicit imagery of people. An enormous ecosystem of “nudify” services, which are used by millions of people and make millions of dollars per year , uses AI to “strip” the clothes off of people—almost entirely women—in photos. Photos stolen from social media can be edited in just a couple of clicks: leading to the harrowing abuse and harassment of women. Meanwhile, reports of criminals using AI to create child sexual abuse material, wh\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " An AI image generator startup left more than 1 million images and videos created with its systems exposed and accessible to anyone online, according to new research reviewed by WIRED. The “overwhelming majority” of the images involved nudity and were “depicted adult content,” according to the researcher who uncovered the exposed trove of data, with some appearing to depict children or the faces of children swapped onto the AI-generated bodies of nude adults. Multiple websites—including MagicEdit and DreamPal—all appeared to be using the same unsecured database, says security researcher Jeremiah Fowler, who discovered the security flaw in October. At the time, Fowler says, around 10,000 new images were being added to the database every day. Indicating how people may have been using the image-generation and editing tools, these images included “unaltered” photos of real people who may have been nonconsensually “ nudified, ” or had their faces swapped onto other, naked bodies. “The real issue is just innocent people, and especially underage people, having their images used without their consent to make sexual content,” says Fowler, a prolific hunter of exposed databases, who published the findings on the ExpressVPN blog . Fowler says it is the third misconfigured AI-image-generation database he has found accessible online this year—with all of them appearing to contain nonconsensual explicit imagery, including those of young people and children. Fowler’s findings come as AI-image-generation tools continue to be used to maliciously create explicit imagery of people. An enormous ecosystem of “nudify” services, which are used by millions of people and make millions of dollars per year , uses AI to “strip” the clothes off of people—almost entirely women—in photos. Photos stolen from social media can be edited in just a couple of clicks: leading to the harrowing abuse and harassment of women. Meanwhile, reports of criminals using AI to create child sexual abuse material, wh"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nSince 2014, Womanizer has been satisfying people with vulvas all over the world. Thanks to its revolutionary Pleasure Air Technology that mimics the feeling of oral sex, not only has Womanizer discovered a way to stimulate the 10,000+ nerve endings in the clitoris in a way that hadn’t been done by a sex toy before—yes, they were the first—but the brand can even boast a 100% orgasm rate among users. As a company that puts sexual pleasure front and center, Womanizer has continued to add to their very impressive lineup of orgasm-inducing toys. They’ve even branched out by creating products like the Womanizer Duo and Womanizer Duo 2 , both of which stimulate the clitoris and G-spot simultaneously. (Blended orgasm, anyone?) As recently as March 2025, Womanizer launched their latest toy, Womanizer Enhance , the first toy of its kind because it allows the user to choose between the Pleasure Air Technology or traditional vibrations. I was fortunate enough to review the Enhance for WIRED, giving it a 7/10 because of its ability to stand by its word and deliver me one heck of an orgasm. But because the Enhance is just one of dozens of Womanizer products that have hit the market in the last 11 years, I’m the first to admit that it can be difficult to choose which one is best for you. That’s where Womanizer coupons come into play—because no one should have to decide on just one of their fantastic sex toys. Cyber week has started at Womanizer. Time to get your groove on, for less. During this sale , you can get up to 65% off selected bestselling toys, including a free Womanizer toy with every order above $199, at checkout (Advent Calendars, Golden Moments, and Lust & Luxury Sets are excluded from free gift promotions). Want to spice things up with your partner this winter? Try the Womanizer Couples Advent Calendar. This 24 piece advent calendar has everything needed for a great night in with your boo, from massage oil to sex toys—now only $179 but worth $618. One of the most pop\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Since 2014, Womanizer has been satisfying people with vulvas all over the world. Thanks to its revolutionary Pleasure Air Technology that mimics the feeling of oral sex, not only has Womanizer discovered a way to stimulate the 10,000+ nerve endings in the clitoris in a way that hadn’t been done by a sex toy before—yes, they were the first—but the brand can even boast a 100% orgasm rate among users. As a company that puts sexual pleasure front and center, Womanizer has continued to add to their very impressive lineup of orgasm-inducing toys. They’ve even branched out by creating products like the Womanizer Duo and Womanizer Duo 2 , both of which stimulate the clitoris and G-spot simultaneously. (Blended orgasm, anyone?) As recently as March 2025, Womanizer launched their latest toy, Womanizer Enhance , the first toy of its kind because it allows the user to choose between the Pleasure Air Technology or traditional vibrations. I was fortunate enough to review the Enhance for WIRED, giving it a 7/10 because of its ability to stand by its word and deliver me one heck of an orgasm. But because the Enhance is just one of dozens of Womanizer products that have hit the market in the last 11 years, I’m the first to admit that it can be difficult to choose which one is best for you. That’s where Womanizer coupons come into play—because no one should have to decide on just one of their fantastic sex toys. Cyber week has started at Womanizer. Time to get your groove on, for less. During this sale , you can get up to 65% off selected bestselling toys, including a free Womanizer toy with every order above $199, at checkout (Advent Calendars, Golden Moments, and Lust & Luxury Sets are excluded from free gift promotions). Want to spice things up with your partner this winter? Try the Womanizer Couples Advent Calendar. This 24 piece advent calendar has everything needed for a great night in with your boo, from massage oil to sex toys—now only $179 but worth $618. One of the most pop"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nWIRED’s Big Interview series prides itself on being the place for engaging conversations with political leaders, creators, executives, and scientists moving the world forward. In 2024, we brought those talks to a stage in San Francisco for the very first time. This year, we did it again, bringing together AMD CEO Lisa Su, Wicked director Jon M. Chu , Anthropic cofounder Daniela Amodei, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince, and many more. The Big Interview , a one-day, in-person event held at The Midway in San Francisco on December 4, featured a series of in-depth, illuminating Q&As with some of the biggest names in innovation today, each led by a WIRED journalist. We also hosted our take on a modern-day science fair , complete with hands-on demos and other fun experiences. Click to view a recap of each session: Former DOGE Engineer Is Now Back in Government AMD CEO Lisa Su : Concerns About an AI Bubble Are Overblown Cloudflare Has Blocked 416 Billion AI Bot Requests Since July 1 Anthropic’s Daniela Amodei : The Market Will Reward Safe AI Jon M. Chu : AI Couldn’t Have Made One of Wicked ’s Best Moments See more from The Big Interview event\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " WIRED’s Big Interview series prides itself on being the place for engaging conversations with political leaders, creators, executives, and scientists moving the world forward. In 2024, we brought those talks to a stage in San Francisco for the very first time. This year, we did it again, bringing together AMD CEO Lisa Su, Wicked director Jon M. Chu , Anthropic cofounder Daniela Amodei, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince, and many more. The Big Interview , a one-day, in-person event held at The Midway in San Francisco on December 4, featured a series of in-depth, illuminating Q&As with some of the biggest names in innovation today, each led by a WIRED journalist. We also hosted our take on a modern-day science fair , complete with hands-on demos and other fun experiences. Click to view a recap of each session: Former DOGE Engineer Is Now Back in Government AMD CEO Lisa Su : Concerns About an AI Bubble Are Overblown Cloudflare Has Blocked 416 Billion AI Bot Requests Since July 1 Anthropic’s Daniela Amodei : The Market Will Reward Safe AI Jon M. Chu : AI Couldn’t Have Made One of Wicked ’s Best Moments See more from The Big Interview event"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nGeorge Foote still has vivid memories of the day operatives from Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency arrived at the headquarters of the United States Institute of Peace . The outside general counsel for USIP, he’s been part of the effort to keep the US government from seizing control of the organization. When DOGE operatives arrived at the USIP offices in the spring they came in like a “strike team,” Foote told the audience at WIRED’s Big Interview event on Thursday in San Francisco. The DOGE team, Foote said, left behind a “half-pound of weed”—more probably, a fellow panelist noted, a half-ounce—and ultimately seemed to have “no idea what to do with the place.” It was, Foote said, indicative of a lot of the work of DOGE, which “arrived as the brass knuckles on an authoritarian fist.” He added that he wasn’t sure what Musk wanted to do with DOGE, “but he took it to a destructive level.” The Trump administration’s interest in the independent agency dates back to a February 19 executive order declaring the agency “unnecessary” and calling for it to be eliminated. In March, the administration fired the 10 voting board members of the USIP, and according to court filings , tried to enter the headquarters but were turned away. In court documents, lawyers for the agency detailed a series of attempts by DOGE to enter the $500 million building before its operatives eventually succeeded. Ultimately, a judge ruled that DOGE and the US government didn’t have the right to take control of USIP and its headquarters. Still, this week Trump’s name was installed on the headquarters of USIP ahead of the signing of a peace agreement between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo at the building. The signing was “held there because the president wants to assert control over the building,” said Foote, who is currently representing USIP directors in a lawsuit challenging Trump’s right to remove them from office. Foote was one of several people on a panel, ho\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " George Foote still has vivid memories of the day operatives from Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency arrived at the headquarters of the United States Institute of Peace . The outside general counsel for USIP, he’s been part of the effort to keep the US government from seizing control of the organization. When DOGE operatives arrived at the USIP offices in the spring they came in like a “strike team,” Foote told the audience at WIRED’s Big Interview event on Thursday in San Francisco. The DOGE team, Foote said, left behind a “half-pound of weed”—more probably, a fellow panelist noted, a half-ounce—and ultimately seemed to have “no idea what to do with the place.” It was, Foote said, indicative of a lot of the work of DOGE, which “arrived as the brass knuckles on an authoritarian fist.” He added that he wasn’t sure what Musk wanted to do with DOGE, “but he took it to a destructive level.” The Trump administration’s interest in the independent agency dates back to a February 19 executive order declaring the agency “unnecessary” and calling for it to be eliminated. In March, the administration fired the 10 voting board members of the USIP, and according to court filings , tried to enter the headquarters but were turned away. In court documents, lawyers for the agency detailed a series of attempts by DOGE to enter the $500 million building before its operatives eventually succeeded. Ultimately, a judge ruled that DOGE and the US government didn’t have the right to take control of USIP and its headquarters. Still, this week Trump’s name was installed on the headquarters of USIP ahead of the signing of a peace agreement between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo at the building. The signing was “held there because the president wants to assert control over the building,” said Foote, who is currently representing USIP directors in a lawsuit challenging Trump’s right to remove them from office. Foote was one of several people on a panel, ho"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAlex Komoroske has always been at odds with Big Tech’s darker side. Though he cut his product-management teeth at Google and Stripe , he was never comfortable with the industry’s increasing prioritization of profits over people. Once during his time at Google, he extolled the societal benefits of a project only to be met with, “Oh Alex, you'd be a VP by now if you just stopped thinking through the implications of your actions.” Since that 2010s episode, the revenues and valuations in tech have skyrocketed, as has the blithe disregard for users. “It’s disgusting to see the industry as it currently is,” Komoroske says. Now, he’s doing something about it. Today, Komoroske and a loose group of concerned technologists are releasing The Resonant Computing Manifesto , an idealistic set of principles that attempts to recenter Silicon Valley around the values that have been lost in the scramble to hyperscale and maximize shareholder value. Komoroske and his coauthors are inviting anyone who, um, resonates with this jeremiad to sign it and proselytize those values in the products they create. Accompanying the manifesto is a shared doc of “the theses of resonant computing” where the community itself can provide input on shared principles. (Think: Martin Luther with a Google Workspace account.) “There are a lot of us who remember a Silicon Valley, a world of innovation, where we felt good,” Techdirt founder Mike Masnick, a coauthor of the manifesto, said during WIRED’s Big Interview event on Thursday during a panel announcing the manifesto. “A lot of us have noticed that we don’t get that feeling anymore.” Komoroske followed that up by saying that the manifesto is a response to cynicism, and that the values in it are ideals people in the Valley want to follow, even if it may not seem so on the surface. The idea for the manifesto emerged from an informal “think tank,” as Komoroske calls it, of technologists concerned about the state of Silicon Valley. They started a group chat, \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Alex Komoroske has always been at odds with Big Tech’s darker side. Though he cut his product-management teeth at Google and Stripe , he was never comfortable with the industry’s increasing prioritization of profits over people. Once during his time at Google, he extolled the societal benefits of a project only to be met with, “Oh Alex, you'd be a VP by now if you just stopped thinking through the implications of your actions.” Since that 2010s episode, the revenues and valuations in tech have skyrocketed, as has the blithe disregard for users. “It’s disgusting to see the industry as it currently is,” Komoroske says. Now, he’s doing something about it. Today, Komoroske and a loose group of concerned technologists are releasing The Resonant Computing Manifesto , an idealistic set of principles that attempts to recenter Silicon Valley around the values that have been lost in the scramble to hyperscale and maximize shareholder value. Komoroske and his coauthors are inviting anyone who, um, resonates with this jeremiad to sign it and proselytize those values in the products they create. Accompanying the manifesto is a shared doc of “the theses of resonant computing” where the community itself can provide input on shared principles. (Think: Martin Luther with a Google Workspace account.) “There are a lot of us who remember a Silicon Valley, a world of innovation, where we felt good,” Techdirt founder Mike Masnick, a coauthor of the manifesto, said during WIRED’s Big Interview event on Thursday during a panel announcing the manifesto. “A lot of us have noticed that we don’t get that feeling anymore.” Komoroske followed that up by saying that the manifesto is a response to cynicism, and that the values in it are ideals people in the Valley want to follow, even if it may not seem so on the surface. The idea for the manifesto emerged from an informal “think tank,” as Komoroske calls it, of technologists concerned about the state of Silicon Valley. They started a group chat,"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nMeta has made a big move to hire two prominent designers away from rival tech giant Apple , likely putting them to work on designing Meta’s next generation of AI hardware and the software that runs on it. Alan Dye, formerly Apple’s vice president of Human Interface Design, will join Meta to head up a new design studio within Meta’s Reality Labs. Billy Sorrentino, a senior director on Apple’s design team (and former WIRED creative director ) will also join Meta’s Reality Labs. In a post on the Meta platform Threads, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the two would lead the new studio and “bring together design, fashion, and technology to define the next generation of our products and experiences.” In his own Instagram post, Sorrentino confirmed the news . (In response to a request for comment from WIRED, a Meta rep pointed toward the Threads posts by Zuckerberg and Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth .) Dye has long been a prominent figure in Apple’s design team, leading big pushes like watchOS, the Apple Vision Pro, and the somewhat controversial Liquid Glass redesign of iOS 26, which designers called beautiful but “ hard to read .” His switch to Meta telegraphs a hunger from the Zuckerberg-run company to re-create Apple’s dominance in interaction design, even if it has also caused some people to joke about what the Liquid Glass guy will do to Meta’s design interface. Anshel Sag, a tech analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy, says that above anything else, the move telegraphs a move by Meta to fix its often stodgy and unappealing user interface across its platforms. “Meta has always been a software nightmare,” Sag says. “There’s a lot of inconsistency across all of Meta’s software platforms. Facebook, Insta, WhatsApp, Quest—they have not had the highest standards of quality. That’s especially true of the user interface. If they want users to stay on their platform, they’re going to have to fix the UI.” The move comes as Meta continues to go absolutely all in on its AI efforts. Earlier\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Meta has made a big move to hire two prominent designers away from rival tech giant Apple , likely putting them to work on designing Meta’s next generation of AI hardware and the software that runs on it. Alan Dye, formerly Apple’s vice president of Human Interface Design, will join Meta to head up a new design studio within Meta’s Reality Labs. Billy Sorrentino, a senior director on Apple’s design team (and former WIRED creative director ) will also join Meta’s Reality Labs. In a post on the Meta platform Threads, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the two would lead the new studio and “bring together design, fashion, and technology to define the next generation of our products and experiences.” In his own Instagram post, Sorrentino confirmed the news . (In response to a request for comment from WIRED, a Meta rep pointed toward the Threads posts by Zuckerberg and Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth .) Dye has long been a prominent figure in Apple’s design team, leading big pushes like watchOS, the Apple Vision Pro, and the somewhat controversial Liquid Glass redesign of iOS 26, which designers called beautiful but “ hard to read .” His switch to Meta telegraphs a hunger from the Zuckerberg-run company to re-create Apple’s dominance in interaction design, even if it has also caused some people to joke about what the Liquid Glass guy will do to Meta’s design interface. Anshel Sag, a tech analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy, says that above anything else, the move telegraphs a move by Meta to fix its often stodgy and unappealing user interface across its platforms. “Meta has always been a software nightmare,” Sag says. “There’s a lot of inconsistency across all of Meta’s software platforms. Facebook, Insta, WhatsApp, Quest—they have not had the highest standards of quality. That’s especially true of the user interface. If they want users to stay on their platform, they’re going to have to fix the UI.” The move comes as Meta continues to go absolutely all in on its AI efforts. Earlier"}
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{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nGold price prediction: Gold futures trade at $4,233.8, up 0.38%, as markets price a 25 bps Fed cut to 3.5%–3.75% with 90% odds. Support sits at $4,160–$4,115. Traders eye a move toward $4,300 if yields ease and jobs data weakens. A dip may be a buy, though a hawkish Fed could trigger a pullback.  (Catch all the US News , UK News , Canada News , International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily International News Updates. (Catch all the US News , UK News , Canada News , International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily International News Updates. Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' IndiGo CEO confirms: Flights fully normalised, says 'refunds issued' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' IndiGo CEO confirms: Flights fully normalised, says 'refunds issued' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review Find t\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Gold price prediction: Gold futures trade at $4,233.8, up 0.38%, as markets price a 25 bps Fed cut to 3.5%–3.75% with 90% odds. Support sits at $4,160–$4,115. Traders eye a move toward $4,300 if yields ease and jobs data weakens. A dip may be a buy, though a hawkish Fed could trigger a pullback.  (Catch all the US News , UK News , Canada News , International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily International News Updates. (Catch all the US News , UK News , Canada News , International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily International News Updates. Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' IndiGo CEO confirms: Flights fully normalised, says 'refunds issued' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' IndiGo CEO confirms: Flights fully normalised, says 'refunds issued' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review Find t"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Russian and Chinese aircraft entered the Korea Air Defence Identification Zone (KADIZ) around 10 am local time (0100 GMT), Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' IndiGo CEO confirms: Flights fully normalised, says 'refunds issued' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' IndiGo CEO confirms: Flights fully normalised, says 'refunds issued' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review Find this comment offensive? Choose your reason below and click on the Report button. This will alert our moderators to\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Russian and Chinese aircraft entered the Korea Air Defence Identification Zone (KADIZ) around 10 am local time (0100 GMT), Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' IndiGo CEO confirms: Flights fully normalised, says 'refunds issued' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' IndiGo CEO confirms: Flights fully normalised, says 'refunds issued' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review Find this comment offensive? Choose your reason below and click on the Report button. This will alert our moderators to"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe husband claimed cruelty and desertion, while the wife, a follower of the Swaminarayan sect, insisted her religious restrictions were at the heart of the clashes. The high court noted that the woman eventually said she had no objection to ending the marriage, which brought the legal fight to a close.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 Find this comment offe\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The husband claimed cruelty and desertion, while the wife, a follower of the Swaminarayan sect, insisted her religious restrictions were at the heart of the clashes. The high court noted that the woman eventually said she had no objection to ending the marriage, which brought the legal fight to a close.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 Find this comment offe"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe US Federal Reserve braces for a turbulent 2026. Key policymaker changes are coming, including a new leader appointed by President Donald Trump. The central bank's independence will be tested by legal and political pressures. Personnel issues and policy debates will shape the economic outlook.  The Fed's structure and decision-making processes face scrutiny.  Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 Find this comment offensive? Choose your reason below and click on the Report button. This will alert our moderators to take action Reason for reporting: Your Reason has been Reported to the admin. Log In/Connect with: Will be displayed Will not be displayed Will be displayed Worry not. You’re just a step away. It seems like you're already an ETPrime member with Login using your ET Prime \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The US Federal Reserve braces for a turbulent 2026. Key policymaker changes are coming, including a new leader appointed by President Donald Trump. The central bank's independence will be tested by legal and political pressures. Personnel issues and policy debates will shape the economic outlook.  The Fed's structure and decision-making processes face scrutiny.  Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 Find this comment offensive? Choose your reason below and click on the Report button. This will alert our moderators to take action Reason for reporting: Your Reason has been Reported to the admin. Log In/Connect with: Will be displayed Will not be displayed Will be displayed Worry not. You’re just a step away. It seems like you're already an ETPrime member with Login using your ET Prime"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n2025 was a year of sharp contrasts: tragedy and courage, despair and hope. Through ten powerful images from around the world, we revisit those moments that shook nations, inspired millions, or offered solace. The memories below follow the time they happened : in the order the world lived through them. On March 1, Ukrainian President met United States President at the White House. The meeting turned tense when the US leader accused Ukraine’s head of not showing enough gratitude for American support. One photograph froze the moment : a symbol of rising global tension amidst ongoing war. On April 22, terrorists struck tourists in the Baisaran valley in Pahalgam after demanding their religion. Twenty six people were killed. A single heart-rending image : of a widow grieving beside her husband’s body : captured the sorrow that reverberated across India. In the wake of the attack, India launched Operation Sindoor against terror bases across the border. A rare press briefing : led by two women officers, Colonel Sophia Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh : was widely photographed. Those calm, resolute faces came to represent a nation’s fight against terror. On June 25, the private spaceflight Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) carrying Indian Air Force pilot Shubhanshu Shukla launched for the International Space Station (ISS). Shukla became the first Indian to reach the ISS. 18 days later, on July 15, he returned safely to Earth. Iconic photos from orbit and splashdown reignited national pride. On June 12, Air India Flight 171 crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, en route to London. All but one of the 243 on board perished. The aircraft struck a building, causing further casualties on ground. The resulting devastation was captured in stark images of wreckage and grief-stricken survivors. In September, a wave of anti-corruption protests erupted across Nepal after a sweeping ban on social media. Led by Gen Z and young citizens, the demonstrations turned deadly. Dozens died,\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " 2025 was a year of sharp contrasts: tragedy and courage, despair and hope. Through ten powerful images from around the world, we revisit those moments that shook nations, inspired millions, or offered solace. The memories below follow the time they happened : in the order the world lived through them. On March 1, Ukrainian President met United States President at the White House. The meeting turned tense when the US leader accused Ukraine’s head of not showing enough gratitude for American support. One photograph froze the moment : a symbol of rising global tension amidst ongoing war. On April 22, terrorists struck tourists in the Baisaran valley in Pahalgam after demanding their religion. Twenty six people were killed. A single heart-rending image : of a widow grieving beside her husband’s body : captured the sorrow that reverberated across India. In the wake of the attack, India launched Operation Sindoor against terror bases across the border. A rare press briefing : led by two women officers, Colonel Sophia Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh : was widely photographed. Those calm, resolute faces came to represent a nation’s fight against terror. On June 25, the private spaceflight Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) carrying Indian Air Force pilot Shubhanshu Shukla launched for the International Space Station (ISS). Shukla became the first Indian to reach the ISS. 18 days later, on July 15, he returned safely to Earth. Iconic photos from orbit and splashdown reignited national pride. On June 12, Air India Flight 171 crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, en route to London. All but one of the 243 on board perished. The aircraft struck a building, causing further casualties on ground. The resulting devastation was captured in stark images of wreckage and grief-stricken survivors. In September, a wave of anti-corruption protests erupted across Nepal after a sweeping ban on social media. Led by Gen Z and young citizens, the demonstrations turned deadly. Dozens died,"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA 19-minute intimate video, believed to be AI-generated, is trending on social media, prompting cyber officials to issue stern warnings. Police are urging the public to cease sharing the clip, highlighting severe legal consequences under India's IT Act and IPC for circulating obscene or explicit content. A post shared by Amit (@vardiwala0007)   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi sp\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A 19-minute intimate video, believed to be AI-generated, is trending on social media, prompting cyber officials to issue stern warnings. Police are urging the public to cease sharing the clip, highlighting severe legal consequences under India's IT Act and IPC for circulating obscene or explicit content. A post shared by Amit (@vardiwala0007)   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi sp"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nHuawei-powered Maextro S800, a Chinese ultra-luxury electric limousine, challenges traditional high-end marques like Maybach and Rolls-Royce with its opulent interior and advanced technology, all priced under $100,000. This ambitious contender offers VIP-class comfort and impressive range, questioning the necessity of astronomical costs for ultra-luxury.    India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 19\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Huawei-powered Maextro S800, a Chinese ultra-luxury electric limousine, challenges traditional high-end marques like Maybach and Rolls-Royce with its opulent interior and advanced technology, all priced under $100,000. This ambitious contender offers VIP-class comfort and impressive range, questioning the necessity of astronomical costs for ultra-luxury.    India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 19"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nShah Rukh Khan has been named among the New York Times’ 67 Most Stylish People of 2025, honoured for his striking Met Gala debut in a bespoke black Sabyasachi outfit paired with a crystal-studded ‘K’ pendant. He appears alongside global stars like Sabrina Carpenter, A$AP Rocky and Jennifer Lawrence. Listen to this article in summarized format Unlock AI Briefing and Premium Content   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram revi\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Shah Rukh Khan has been named among the New York Times’ 67 Most Stylish People of 2025, honoured for his striking Met Gala debut in a bespoke black Sabyasachi outfit paired with a crystal-studded ‘K’ pendant. He appears alongside global stars like Sabrina Carpenter, A$AP Rocky and Jennifer Lawrence. Listen to this article in summarized format Unlock AI Briefing and Premium Content   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 Shah hits Congress: ‘150-year Vande Mataram snub' Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram revi"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nQuote of the Day: Princess Diana’s words stand out among these reflections, her life and legacy continuing to resonate worldwide more than two decades after her passing. The late Princess of Wales still inspires millions, not only through her humanitarian work, but also through the honesty, vulnerability and quiet courage expressed in her public remarks.  (Catch all the US News , UK News , Canada News , International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily International News Updates. (Catch all the US News , UK News , Canada News , International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily International News Updates. Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM M\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Quote of the Day: Princess Diana’s words stand out among these reflections, her life and legacy continuing to resonate worldwide more than two decades after her passing. The late Princess of Wales still inspires millions, not only through her humanitarian work, but also through the honesty, vulnerability and quiet courage expressed in her public remarks.  (Catch all the US News , UK News , Canada News , International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily International News Updates. (Catch all the US News , UK News , Canada News , International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily International News Updates. Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM M"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAviation's record profit of $41 billion is anticipated by 2026, driven by robust passenger demand, particularly from India and China. Despite persistent supply chain issues and an aging fleet, airlines are demonstrating resilience.  Global passenger numbers are set to hit 5.2 billion, with air cargo also showing strong growth, buoyed by e-commerce and AI investments.  Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Find this comment offensive? Choose your reason below and click on the Report button. This will alert our moderators to take action Reason for reporting: Your Reason has been Reported to the admin. Log In/Connect with: Will be displayed Will not be displayed Will be displayed Stories you might be interested in\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Aviation's record profit of $41 billion is anticipated by 2026, driven by robust passenger demand, particularly from India and China. Despite persistent supply chain issues and an aging fleet, airlines are demonstrating resilience.  Global passenger numbers are set to hit 5.2 billion, with air cargo also showing strong growth, buoyed by e-commerce and AI investments.  Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Find this comment offensive? Choose your reason below and click on the Report button. This will alert our moderators to take action Reason for reporting: Your Reason has been Reported to the admin. Log In/Connect with: Will be displayed Will not be displayed Will be displayed Stories you might be interested in"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nUnion Health Minister J P Nadda announced in the Rajya Sabha that the National Medical Commission's (NMC) directive to cap MBBS seats at 100 per 10 lakh population has been deferred for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 academic years. This decision addresses concerns that the cap would negatively impact southern states already exceeding the ratio.  India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Union Health Minister J P Nadda announced in the Rajya Sabha that the National Medical Commission's (NMC) directive to cap MBBS seats at 100 per 10 lakh population has been deferred for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 academic years. This decision addresses concerns that the cap would negatively impact southern states already exceeding the ratio.  India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\niPhone users now have new privacy alerts. Orange and green dots appear near the Dynamic Island. A green dot signals camera use. An orange dot indicates microphone activity. These dots help users identify unauthorized app access. Users can manage app permissions in settings. This feature enhances user control over privacy.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " iPhone users now have new privacy alerts. Orange and green dots appear near the Dynamic Island. A green dot signals camera use. An orange dot indicates microphone activity. These dots help users identify unauthorized app access. Users can manage app permissions in settings. This feature enhances user control over privacy.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIndia's fertiliser imports are set to rise significantly by 41 percent to 22.3 million tonnes in the 2025-26 fiscal year. This surge is driven by increased domestic demand following favorable monsoon rains.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Find this comment offensive? Choose your reason below and click on the Repor\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " India's fertiliser imports are set to rise significantly by 41 percent to 22.3 million tonnes in the 2025-26 fiscal year. This surge is driven by increased domestic demand following favorable monsoon rains.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Find this comment offensive? Choose your reason below and click on the Repor"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA 28-year-old woman in Suzhou nearly died after using an unregulated weight loss injection bought online. The product, containing illegally sourced semaglutide, caused severe internal damage, including vomiting blood. This incident highlights the dangerous rise of such products marketed on social media.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lo\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A 28-year-old woman in Suzhou nearly died after using an unregulated weight loss injection bought online. The product, containing illegally sourced semaglutide, caused severe internal damage, including vomiting blood. This incident highlights the dangerous rise of such products marketed on social media.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lo"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nGeoffrey Hinton, the 'Godfather of AI', has shared a crucial advice with students and engineers asking them not to give up their computer science degrees. Hinton, a professor emeritus at the University of Toronto and former Brain Google expert, said that CS degrees are much more than coding and is valuable in the long run despite the AI boom.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi sp\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Geoffrey Hinton, the 'Godfather of AI', has shared a crucial advice with students and engineers asking them not to give up their computer science degrees. Hinton, a professor emeritus at the University of Toronto and former Brain Google expert, said that CS degrees are much more than coding and is valuable in the long run despite the AI boom.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi sp"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nMen’s skin, influenced by testosterone, is naturally thicker and more collagen-dense. Men’s skin deals with oil overload , breakouts, sun, and shaving stress. Dr Rashmi Shetty busts this myth: men’s skin may be thicker, but it’s still prone to oiliness, breakouts, dehydration and environmental damage. Men have 20–25% thicker skin because of testosterone, but that doesn’t make it tougher. Yes, this delays visible aging, but it also means more oil, larger pores, and deeper damage if ignored. Dr Shetty emphasizes: thicker skin still needs regular care, especially sun protection . Dr. Rashmi Shetty explains that male hormones stimulate sebaceous glands strongly. That means that their skin produces more sebum, which is why they often experience shine, clogged pores, and recurring acne. Dr Shetty highlights that even a basic routine cleanse, hydrate, sunscreen can drastically reduce acne. Daily shaving, outdoor exposure, and higher oil production weaken the barrier over time. Even thick skin loses strength without care. Dr Shetty stresses using lightweight hydration and sunscreen, the two steps that prevent premature aging and dullness. Men often don’t show early signs of aging due to collagen density . But once aging begins, it progresses quickly because damage accumulates silently for years. Dr Shetty says, start skincare early to slow that sudden shift. Dr Shetty suggests focusing on three essentials: cleanse away buildup, hydrate lightly, and shield the skin daily with SPF . She suggests focusing on three essentials: cleanse away buildup, hydrate lightly, and shield the skin daily with SPF. Every shave removes a thin layer of skin, making it more prone to dryness and irritation . It also causes ingrown hairs when dead skin blocks follicles. Dr Shetty recommends lubricating shaving products, mild exfoliation, and lightweight moisturizers to minimize trauma. Dr Rashmi Shetty’s message is simple: men aren’t exempt from skincare . A strong barrier, fewer breakouts, and sl\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Men’s skin, influenced by testosterone, is naturally thicker and more collagen-dense. Men’s skin deals with oil overload , breakouts, sun, and shaving stress. Dr Rashmi Shetty busts this myth: men’s skin may be thicker, but it’s still prone to oiliness, breakouts, dehydration and environmental damage. Men have 20–25% thicker skin because of testosterone, but that doesn’t make it tougher. Yes, this delays visible aging, but it also means more oil, larger pores, and deeper damage if ignored. Dr Shetty emphasizes: thicker skin still needs regular care, especially sun protection . Dr. Rashmi Shetty explains that male hormones stimulate sebaceous glands strongly. That means that their skin produces more sebum, which is why they often experience shine, clogged pores, and recurring acne. Dr Shetty highlights that even a basic routine cleanse, hydrate, sunscreen can drastically reduce acne. Daily shaving, outdoor exposure, and higher oil production weaken the barrier over time. Even thick skin loses strength without care. Dr Shetty stresses using lightweight hydration and sunscreen, the two steps that prevent premature aging and dullness. Men often don’t show early signs of aging due to collagen density . But once aging begins, it progresses quickly because damage accumulates silently for years. Dr Shetty says, start skincare early to slow that sudden shift. Dr Shetty suggests focusing on three essentials: cleanse away buildup, hydrate lightly, and shield the skin daily with SPF . She suggests focusing on three essentials: cleanse away buildup, hydrate lightly, and shield the skin daily with SPF. Every shave removes a thin layer of skin, making it more prone to dryness and irritation . It also causes ingrown hairs when dead skin blocks follicles. Dr Shetty recommends lubricating shaving products, mild exfoliation, and lightweight moisturizers to minimize trauma. Dr Rashmi Shetty’s message is simple: men aren’t exempt from skincare . A strong barrier, fewer breakouts, and sl"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nGoa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant ordered the demolition of the illegal 'Romeo Lane' beach shack in Vagator, owned by the fugitive owners of the fire-ravaged 'Birch by Romeo Lane' nightclub. The nightclub's owners, Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, are facing a blue corner notice from Interpol after a cylinder blast killed 25 people, mostly staff, at their venue. Listen to this article in summarized format Unlock AI Briefing and Premium Content   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Mo\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant ordered the demolition of the illegal 'Romeo Lane' beach shack in Vagator, owned by the fugitive owners of the fire-ravaged 'Birch by Romeo Lane' nightclub. The nightclub's owners, Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, are facing a blue corner notice from Interpol after a cylinder blast killed 25 people, mostly staff, at their venue. Listen to this article in summarized format Unlock AI Briefing and Premium Content   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Mo"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe National Investigation Agency conducted searches in Anantnag and Kulgam districts of Jammu and Kashmir. These searches are part of the ongoing investigation into the blast near Delhi's Red Fort on November 10. Two accused, Dr Adeel Rather and Jasir Bilal Wani, were brought to the locations. The operation aimed to uncover hideouts linked to a terror module busted earlier.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The National Investigation Agency conducted searches in Anantnag and Kulgam districts of Jammu and Kashmir. These searches are part of the ongoing investigation into the blast near Delhi's Red Fort on November 10. Two accused, Dr Adeel Rather and Jasir Bilal Wani, were brought to the locations. The operation aimed to uncover hideouts linked to a terror module busted earlier.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nBudget 2026 discussions highlight the standard deduction for salaried individuals and pensioners. This benefit allows a fixed amount to be subtracted from gross income, reducing taxable income. For FY 2024-25, the old tax regime offers ₹50,000, while the new tax regime provides ₹75,000. This simplifies tax filing and offers relief.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Budget 2026 discussions highlight the standard deduction for salaried individuals and pensioners. This benefit allows a fixed amount to be subtracted from gross income, reducing taxable income. For FY 2024-25, the old tax regime offers ₹50,000, while the new tax regime provides ₹75,000. This simplifies tax filing and offers relief.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nSupreme Court has uncovered the deliberate misuse of artificial intelligence in court filings, where a litigant fabricated hundreds of case laws in an attempt to mislead the court. This unprecedented controversy has raised serious alarm, prompting the court to stress the need for accountability while continuing to hear the matter on its merits. The episode has also highlighted the growing risks of unregulated AI in legal proceedings.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Supreme Court has uncovered the deliberate misuse of artificial intelligence in court filings, where a litigant fabricated hundreds of case laws in an attempt to mislead the court. This unprecedented controversy has raised serious alarm, prompting the court to stress the need for accountability while continuing to hear the matter on its merits. The episode has also highlighted the growing risks of unregulated AI in legal proceedings.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA man in Bengaluru asked an Uber driver whether he is coming he is on his way or not to pick him. But the reply he received from the cab driver left him stunned, saying that this is not an airplane. The driver promptly cancelled the ride too and the incident has sparked a debate online.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Sp\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A man in Bengaluru asked an Uber driver whether he is coming he is on his way or not to pick him. But the reply he received from the cab driver left him stunned, saying that this is not an airplane. The driver promptly cancelled the ride too and the incident has sparked a debate online.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Sp"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDonald Trump's hinting of new tariffs on Indian rice imports has sent shockwaves through Indian markets, causing rice stock prices to plummet. While the US is a small export market, the move signals potential trade friction ahead of upcoming bilateral talks. India's dominant global rice export position, however, offers resilience against such disruptions.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 19\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Donald Trump's hinting of new tariffs on Indian rice imports has sent shockwaves through Indian markets, causing rice stock prices to plummet. While the US is a small export market, the move signals potential trade friction ahead of upcoming bilateral talks. India's dominant global rice export position, however, offers resilience against such disruptions.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 19"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIndia's import bill is surging due to a weakening rupee, high global prices for gold and crude oil, and continued reliance on imported electronics. This has widened the trade deficit significantly, with the rupee hitting record lows and gold prices climbing. Despite 'Make in India' efforts, high-value electronic components remain a major import cost.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " India's import bill is surging due to a weakening rupee, high global prices for gold and crude oil, and continued reliance on imported electronics. This has widened the trade deficit significantly, with the rupee hitting record lows and gold prices climbing. Despite 'Make in India' efforts, high-value electronic components remain a major import cost.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFitness coach Anish Palesha challenges the widespread belief that long hours of cardio are the only route to fat loss. He emphasises that sustainable fat loss depends on regulating hormones, preserving muscle mass, and maintaining energy balance through a mix of Zone 2 cardio, circuit training, and strength training. His approach focuses on smart, structured training rather than exhausting the body, ensuring long-term and healthier results.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' P\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Fitness coach Anish Palesha challenges the widespread belief that long hours of cardio are the only route to fat loss. He emphasises that sustainable fat loss depends on regulating hormones, preserving muscle mass, and maintaining energy balance through a mix of Zone 2 cardio, circuit training, and strength training. His approach focuses on smart, structured training rather than exhausting the body, ensuring long-term and healthier results.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' P"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nUS tariffs on Indian rice are impacting American consumers. India continues to expand trade partnerships globally. Experts suggest US tariff threats are political, not policy. Indian rice exports remain resilient due to strong demand in other markets. The US remains a significant market for Indian Basmati rice, with demand growing for specific dishes.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 P\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " US tariffs on Indian rice are impacting American consumers. India continues to expand trade partnerships globally. Experts suggest US tariff threats are political, not policy. Indian rice exports remain resilient due to strong demand in other markets. The US remains a significant market for Indian Basmati rice, with demand growing for specific dishes.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 P"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nApollo Micro Systems Ltd (AMSL) signed an MoU with the Telangana government to invest Rs 1,500 crore in a greenfield project for defence manufacturing. The project will expand the company’s capabilities in producing warheads, rocket motors, artillery systems, and ammunition for both domestic and international markets.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vand\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Apollo Micro Systems Ltd (AMSL) signed an MoU with the Telangana government to invest Rs 1,500 crore in a greenfield project for defence manufacturing. The project will expand the company’s capabilities in producing warheads, rocket motors, artillery systems, and ammunition for both domestic and international markets.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vand"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIn Karnataka, a man cut his wife's hair which led to a bloodshed in scalp and burnt it in a graveyard on the instructions of sorceress. The man who had three daughters wanted a fourth male child. The woman in her complaint stated that her husband and in-laws had been harassing her over a year and they chopped her hair as the sorceress said there was a devil in her.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " In Karnataka, a man cut his wife's hair which led to a bloodshed in scalp and burnt it in a graveyard on the instructions of sorceress. The man who had three daughters wanted a fourth male child. The woman in her complaint stated that her husband and in-laws had been harassing her over a year and they chopped her hair as the sorceress said there was a devil in her.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Bombay High Court has put a temporary halt to a ₹400-crore bank loan fraud case against Gangakhed MLA Ratnakar Gutte. The court restrained the Chief Judicial Magistrate in Nagpur from proceeding with charge framing or hearings. Gutte argued the CBI case mirrors an existing Maharashtra CID case. The High Court has given the CBI four weeks to respond.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Bombay High Court has put a temporary halt to a ₹400-crore bank loan fraud case against Gangakhed MLA Ratnakar Gutte. The court restrained the Chief Judicial Magistrate in Nagpur from proceeding with charge framing or hearings. Gutte argued the CBI case mirrors an existing Maharashtra CID case. The High Court has given the CBI four weeks to respond.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nPrime Minister Narendra Modi announced India is on a 'Reform Express'. Reforms are rapid and citizen-focused, aiming to ease daily life. The government wants to eliminate lengthy forms and paperwork. Services will be provided at citizens' doorsteps. This trust in self-certification has worked for ten years. Ease of Life and Ease of Doing Business are top priorities.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced India is on a 'Reform Express'. Reforms are rapid and citizen-focused, aiming to ease daily life. The government wants to eliminate lengthy forms and paperwork. Services will be provided at citizens' doorsteps. This trust in self-certification has worked for ten years. Ease of Life and Ease of Doing Business are top priorities.   India’s newest airline is quietly prepping for IPO. Can it pull it off? Is RBI taking a leaf out of Fed, BoJ to manage bond yields? ONGC’s long-awaited recovery falters as performance slips back Now, a Sam Altman AI ‘clone’ that can help startups raise funds Stock Radar: Indus Towers stock on verge of a breakout from falling trendline resistance; time to buy? Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National Song in 1937 PM Modi speaks on 150 years of Vande Mataram in Lok Sabha | Full Speech Civil Aviation Minister Naidu holds IndiGo accountable Pilot association flags 'rising fatigue risk' under DGCA’s temporary FDTL exemption Vijay to hold first rally in Puducherry after Karur stampede Quantico welcomes Santa, Melania’s holiday message 'They cannot do that ...': Trump fumes over 'rice dumping' from India Adani confirms ₹10000 cr footprint in Telangana in 3 years Congress suspends Navjot Kaur Sidhu after ‘₹500 crore suitcase’ remark Priyanka Gandhi 'fact-checks' PM Modi on 1937 Vande Mataram review PM on why congress reviewed the National"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIndia's largest airline operator, IndiGo's Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Pieter Elbers, on Tuesday, 9 December 2025, issued a formal video apology to all the passengers and the people of the country amid the mass flight cancellations, according to a social media post on X. The airline company's chief also said that IndiGo is now ‘back on its feet’ and that the aircraft operator's operations were now ‘stable.’ IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers said that the firm had let down its passengers during a major operational disruption and apologised for the inconvenience. “I'm Pieter Elbers, the CEO of IndiGo. Following our earlier communications today, I'm here to share that your airline, IndiGo, is back on its feet and our operations are stable. We've let you down when a major operational disruption happens, and we're sorry for that,” said Pieter Elbers in a social media post on X. The CEO also reiterated that the company staff are working hard to cater to the customers, and acknowledged that they cannot undo the flight cancellations, but will be able to support its customers. “While we cannot undo the cancellations, I want to reassure that ever since, our entire IndiGo team has been working very hard, first and foremost for you, our valued customers,” said Elbers. IndiGo's CEO also gave an overview of what the company has done since the operational crisis emerged at the beginning of December 2025. Pieter Elbers said that the priority of the airline was to get all the stranded and delayed passengers to their destinations, after which the airline started with the refunds. “No questions asked! Lakhs of customers have already received their full refunds, and we continue to do so on a daily basis. Rest assured that we are fully committed in getting this done,” said IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers. The executive also said that most of the baggages which were stuck at the airports has already been ‘delivered back’ to the passengers and the teams are working on the ones remaining. IndiGo CEO als\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " India's largest airline operator, IndiGo's Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Pieter Elbers, on Tuesday, 9 December 2025, issued a formal video apology to all the passengers and the people of the country amid the mass flight cancellations, according to a social media post on X. The airline company's chief also said that IndiGo is now ‘back on its feet’ and that the aircraft operator's operations were now ‘stable.’ IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers said that the firm had let down its passengers during a major operational disruption and apologised for the inconvenience. “I'm Pieter Elbers, the CEO of IndiGo. Following our earlier communications today, I'm here to share that your airline, IndiGo, is back on its feet and our operations are stable. We've let you down when a major operational disruption happens, and we're sorry for that,” said Pieter Elbers in a social media post on X. The CEO also reiterated that the company staff are working hard to cater to the customers, and acknowledged that they cannot undo the flight cancellations, but will be able to support its customers. “While we cannot undo the cancellations, I want to reassure that ever since, our entire IndiGo team has been working very hard, first and foremost for you, our valued customers,” said Elbers. IndiGo's CEO also gave an overview of what the company has done since the operational crisis emerged at the beginning of December 2025. Pieter Elbers said that the priority of the airline was to get all the stranded and delayed passengers to their destinations, after which the airline started with the refunds. “No questions asked! Lakhs of customers have already received their full refunds, and we continue to do so on a daily basis. Rest assured that we are fully committed in getting this done,” said IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers. The executive also said that most of the baggages which were stuck at the airports has already been ‘delivered back’ to the passengers and the teams are working on the ones remaining. IndiGo CEO als"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA massive fire in a seven-storey building in Jakarta, Indonesia, has left 20 people dead — including five men and 15 women — Central Jakarta police chief Susatyo Purnomo Condro told news agency AFP, adding that one of the victims was a pregnant woman. Videos circulating on social media showed flames engulfing the building in central Jakarta as firefighters worked to contain the blaze. Initial investigations indicate that the fire was triggered after a battery on the first floor of the office building exploded. According to local Kompas TV, the fire has been put out, but evacuation efforts continue as several people are believed to be trapped inside the building. Susatyo said most of the victims did not appear to have burn injuries and likely died of asphyxiation. He added that the bodies had been taken to the police hospital for autopsy. The blaze also triggered chaos among residents and employees in the surrounding Central Jakarta neighbourhood. According to Kompas TV, the fire has been brought under control, though evacuation efforts continue as several people are believed to be trapped inside. Local reports noted that the affected building houses the offices of Terra Drone Indonesia, a company that supplies drones for aerial surveys across sectors ranging from mining to agriculture. In an interview with Kompas TV, Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief Senior Commissioner Susatyo Purnomo Condro explained that the fire started on the first floor, prompting staff to attempt to extinguish it. \"There was a battery on the first floor that caught fire, then the employee managed to put it out, then it turned out that the burning battery spread, because the first floor is one of the warehouses,\" he was quoted as saying. Susatyo said the flames quickly intensified, and smoke travelled up to the sixth floor. He added that the bodies of all deceased victims recovered from the site have been transported to Kramat Jati Police Hospital for identification. Stay updated with the lat\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A massive fire in a seven-storey building in Jakarta, Indonesia, has left 20 people dead — including five men and 15 women — Central Jakarta police chief Susatyo Purnomo Condro told news agency AFP, adding that one of the victims was a pregnant woman. Videos circulating on social media showed flames engulfing the building in central Jakarta as firefighters worked to contain the blaze. Initial investigations indicate that the fire was triggered after a battery on the first floor of the office building exploded. According to local Kompas TV, the fire has been put out, but evacuation efforts continue as several people are believed to be trapped inside the building. Susatyo said most of the victims did not appear to have burn injuries and likely died of asphyxiation. He added that the bodies had been taken to the police hospital for autopsy. The blaze also triggered chaos among residents and employees in the surrounding Central Jakarta neighbourhood. According to Kompas TV, the fire has been brought under control, though evacuation efforts continue as several people are believed to be trapped inside. Local reports noted that the affected building houses the offices of Terra Drone Indonesia, a company that supplies drones for aerial surveys across sectors ranging from mining to agriculture. In an interview with Kompas TV, Central Jakarta Metro Police Chief Senior Commissioner Susatyo Purnomo Condro explained that the fire started on the first floor, prompting staff to attempt to extinguish it. \"There was a battery on the first floor that caught fire, then the employee managed to put it out, then it turned out that the burning battery spread, because the first floor is one of the warehouses,\" he was quoted as saying. Susatyo said the flames quickly intensified, and smoke travelled up to the sixth floor. He added that the bodies of all deceased victims recovered from the site have been transported to Kramat Jati Police Hospital for identification. Stay updated with the lat"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nRussia plane crash: A Russian military transport aircraft crashed in the Ivanovo region with seven crew members on board, reported the news agency Reuters , citing local television reports on Tuesday, 9 December 2025. According to the news report, the Antonov An-22 heavy military aircraft crashed in the Ivanovo region, which is towards the northeast of the national capital Moscow. The cause of the airline crash incident and any information about the casualties have not yet been confirmed by the news agency or official sources on Tuesday. The Russian military transport aircraft, which was carrying seven crew members on board, belonged to the Ministry of Defence of the country. The aircraft reportedly crashed into a waterbody; however, there is no information on any casualties so far, reported the news portal UNN on Tuesday. The Russian-made Antonov An-22 heavy military aircraft was designed for the sole purpose as a military transport vehicle, which flew for the first time back in 1965. According to the official Antonov website, the An-22 aircraft has the special capability of high flight performance and the ability to operate from unpaved runways, which made it easy for the USSR to deliver large-sized cargo and equipment to remote areas of the country. “A total of 66 airplanes were manufactured from 1965 to 1976. Since 1980, Antei had been using for transportation of oversized components for construction of the AN-124 Ruslan and AN-225 Mriya,” according to the company website. The Antonov An-22 features a 57.84 metre length, a height of 12.54 metres, a wing span ranging 64.40 metres, and a wing area of 345 square metre, marking up for the dimensions of the military transport giant. The aircraft is capable of cruising at a speed of 580 kilometres per hour, with an operational range of 5,225 kilometres, and a flight ceiling of 9,100 metres above ground. The aircraft also set its last world record on 17 October 1967, after the An-22 plane carried a weight of 100,444.6 \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Russia plane crash: A Russian military transport aircraft crashed in the Ivanovo region with seven crew members on board, reported the news agency Reuters , citing local television reports on Tuesday, 9 December 2025. According to the news report, the Antonov An-22 heavy military aircraft crashed in the Ivanovo region, which is towards the northeast of the national capital Moscow. The cause of the airline crash incident and any information about the casualties have not yet been confirmed by the news agency or official sources on Tuesday. The Russian military transport aircraft, which was carrying seven crew members on board, belonged to the Ministry of Defence of the country. The aircraft reportedly crashed into a waterbody; however, there is no information on any casualties so far, reported the news portal UNN on Tuesday. The Russian-made Antonov An-22 heavy military aircraft was designed for the sole purpose as a military transport vehicle, which flew for the first time back in 1965. According to the official Antonov website, the An-22 aircraft has the special capability of high flight performance and the ability to operate from unpaved runways, which made it easy for the USSR to deliver large-sized cargo and equipment to remote areas of the country. “A total of 66 airplanes were manufactured from 1965 to 1976. Since 1980, Antei had been using for transportation of oversized components for construction of the AN-124 Ruslan and AN-225 Mriya,” according to the company website. The Antonov An-22 features a 57.84 metre length, a height of 12.54 metres, a wing span ranging 64.40 metres, and a wing area of 345 square metre, marking up for the dimensions of the military transport giant. The aircraft is capable of cruising at a speed of 580 kilometres per hour, with an operational range of 5,225 kilometres, and a flight ceiling of 9,100 metres above ground. The aircraft also set its last world record on 17 October 1967, after the An-22 plane carried a weight of 100,444.6"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nRao Tula Ram Singh's birth anniversary is celebrated every year on 9 December. On the occasion of 200th Jayanti of the valiant freedom fighter who played a key role in the revolt of 1857 — India's first struggle for Independence. The King of Rewari, Rao Tula Ram Singh was born on 9 December in 1825 in Haryana's Rampura suburb. A member of Ahir family, he was the son of Puran Singh and Gyan Kaur. He lost his father at a very young age. Considered a state hero, he fought against the oppressive British regime in the field of Nasibpur on outskirts of Narnaul, which famously came to be known as Battle of Narnaul. On 16 November 1857, Rao Tula Ram's cousin Rao Kirshan Singh led the armed forces to the battlefield. In this uprising, several British officers were killed or injured. However, Britisher's counter retaliation after the battle of Narnaul forced Rao Tula Ram to leave Haryana and move to Rajasthan. During this time, he joined the forces of Tantia Tope for a year, but he met defeat again in 1859 in the battle of Sikar in Rajasthan at the hands of British colonial rule. Determined to overthrow British colonial empire, Rao Tula Ram left India to seek help from the Shah of Iran, Dost Mohammad Khan ruler of Emirate of Afghanistan and Alexander II Emperor of All Russia against British colonial empire, following defeat in battle of Sikar. In the same year, British colonial rulers confiscated Rao Tula Ram's estates although proprietary rights of his two wives were retained. In 1877, his son Rao Yudhister Singh was made the head of the Ahirwal area, marking a restoration of Rao Tula Ram's title. Rao Tula Ram's died in Kabul in Afghanistan on 23 September 1863, at the age of 38 after suffering from an infection. On 23 September 2001, the Government of India issued a postage stamp featuring Rao Tula Ram as a tribute to the brave freedom fighter. Stay updated with the latest Trending , India , World and US news. Log in to our website to save your bookmarks. It'll just take a \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Rao Tula Ram Singh's birth anniversary is celebrated every year on 9 December. On the occasion of 200th Jayanti of the valiant freedom fighter who played a key role in the revolt of 1857 — India's first struggle for Independence. The King of Rewari, Rao Tula Ram Singh was born on 9 December in 1825 in Haryana's Rampura suburb. A member of Ahir family, he was the son of Puran Singh and Gyan Kaur. He lost his father at a very young age. Considered a state hero, he fought against the oppressive British regime in the field of Nasibpur on outskirts of Narnaul, which famously came to be known as Battle of Narnaul. On 16 November 1857, Rao Tula Ram's cousin Rao Kirshan Singh led the armed forces to the battlefield. In this uprising, several British officers were killed or injured. However, Britisher's counter retaliation after the battle of Narnaul forced Rao Tula Ram to leave Haryana and move to Rajasthan. During this time, he joined the forces of Tantia Tope for a year, but he met defeat again in 1859 in the battle of Sikar in Rajasthan at the hands of British colonial rule. Determined to overthrow British colonial empire, Rao Tula Ram left India to seek help from the Shah of Iran, Dost Mohammad Khan ruler of Emirate of Afghanistan and Alexander II Emperor of All Russia against British colonial empire, following defeat in battle of Sikar. In the same year, British colonial rulers confiscated Rao Tula Ram's estates although proprietary rights of his two wives were retained. In 1877, his son Rao Yudhister Singh was made the head of the Ahirwal area, marking a restoration of Rao Tula Ram's title. Rao Tula Ram's died in Kabul in Afghanistan on 23 September 1863, at the age of 38 after suffering from an infection. On 23 September 2001, the Government of India issued a postage stamp featuring Rao Tula Ram as a tribute to the brave freedom fighter. Stay updated with the latest Trending , India , World and US news. Log in to our website to save your bookmarks. It'll just take a"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA tourist in China had a narrow escape after tumbling from a 130-foot cliff while attempting to take a selfie on a popular mountain trail. The accident occurred on Huaying Mountain, near Blade Rock, when the ground beneath him suddenly crumbled as he leaned forward for the shot. As reported by The Sun, other trekkers shouted in alarm and rushed toward the edge, and fortunately the man managed to survive after plunging into the trees below, sustaining only minor injuries. He later recounted the ordeal on social media, saying he felt “blessed by the mountain gods” and describing himself as fortunate to be alive after what he estimated was a 40-metre fall followed by a 15-metre slide down the slope. The widely circulated footage — now making the rounds across major social platforms and news outlets — has once again raised concerns about hazardous selfie habits. In the viral footage, other trekkers can be seen sprinting toward the cliff edge as startled witnesses shout in alarm. Local reports state that the man plunged roughly 15 metres into a patch of dense trees. Despite the dramatic fall, he emerged with no major injuries. According to the news outlet, the spot where the incident reportedly occurred — Blade Rock — lies outside the designated scenic zone. Authorities stressed that the location “is only allowed to be viewed from a distance and climbing is not permitted.” Similar episodes have surfaced in the past. In 2019, a woman in Gujarat survived a cliff fall at a hill station after slipping while taking a selfie, her descent slowed by thick bushes below. Not all incidents have ended safely; in 2018, a couple lost their lives at Yosemite National Park after plunging nearly 800 feet while attempting to take a photograph. With the latest video going viral, travel and safety authorities are renewing advisories in high-traffic tourist locations, urging visitors to heed warning signs, avoid venturing close to unstable cliff edges, and place personal safety above the pur\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A tourist in China had a narrow escape after tumbling from a 130-foot cliff while attempting to take a selfie on a popular mountain trail. The accident occurred on Huaying Mountain, near Blade Rock, when the ground beneath him suddenly crumbled as he leaned forward for the shot. As reported by The Sun, other trekkers shouted in alarm and rushed toward the edge, and fortunately the man managed to survive after plunging into the trees below, sustaining only minor injuries. He later recounted the ordeal on social media, saying he felt “blessed by the mountain gods” and describing himself as fortunate to be alive after what he estimated was a 40-metre fall followed by a 15-metre slide down the slope. The widely circulated footage — now making the rounds across major social platforms and news outlets — has once again raised concerns about hazardous selfie habits. In the viral footage, other trekkers can be seen sprinting toward the cliff edge as startled witnesses shout in alarm. Local reports state that the man plunged roughly 15 metres into a patch of dense trees. Despite the dramatic fall, he emerged with no major injuries. According to the news outlet, the spot where the incident reportedly occurred — Blade Rock — lies outside the designated scenic zone. Authorities stressed that the location “is only allowed to be viewed from a distance and climbing is not permitted.” Similar episodes have surfaced in the past. In 2019, a woman in Gujarat survived a cliff fall at a hill station after slipping while taking a selfie, her descent slowed by thick bushes below. Not all incidents have ended safely; in 2018, a couple lost their lives at Yosemite National Park after plunging nearly 800 feet while attempting to take a photograph. With the latest video going viral, travel and safety authorities are renewing advisories in high-traffic tourist locations, urging visitors to heed warning signs, avoid venturing close to unstable cliff edges, and place personal safety above the pur"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThis is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), the national auditor, is preparing to overhaul the way it audits government departments by moving from post-facto examination of accounts to real-time audits of public spending, project execution and service delivery. The shift marks one of the most significant changes to India’s audit architecture in decades, and comes at a time when governments are executing larger, technology-driven programmes that require closer and more continuous oversight. Under the existing system, most CAG audits are carried out after the end of a financial year. This limits its ability to flag risks early, and reduces the scope for course correction while a project is underway. The new approach aims to plug this gap by allowing the CAG to review data, documents and progress metrics as they are generated, instead of waiting for the project to end. According to a CAG official, who wished to remain anonymous, the institutional shift toward real-time and remote audits is already underway and the full rollout could begin by late 2025 or early 2026. Why is this change happening now? Traditional CAG audits are usually tabled one to three years after major decisions are made, which significantly reduces their usefulness for course correction. High-profile cases such as the 2G spectrum allocation and coal block allotments were audited well after the licences were issued, limiting the government’s ability to prevent losses, even though the audits later became politically significant. The 2G report, tabled in 2010, estimated a ₹ 1.76 trillion loss; the coal block audit in 2012 flagged potential gains of ₹ 1.86 trillion to private companies. But by then, the damage was already done. Several other less well-known CAG audits have also shown that if the findings had been available earlier—or during implementation—much of the damage could have been controlled. For instance, the liqu\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), the national auditor, is preparing to overhaul the way it audits government departments by moving from post-facto examination of accounts to real-time audits of public spending, project execution and service delivery. The shift marks one of the most significant changes to India’s audit architecture in decades, and comes at a time when governments are executing larger, technology-driven programmes that require closer and more continuous oversight. Under the existing system, most CAG audits are carried out after the end of a financial year. This limits its ability to flag risks early, and reduces the scope for course correction while a project is underway. The new approach aims to plug this gap by allowing the CAG to review data, documents and progress metrics as they are generated, instead of waiting for the project to end. According to a CAG official, who wished to remain anonymous, the institutional shift toward real-time and remote audits is already underway and the full rollout could begin by late 2025 or early 2026. Why is this change happening now? Traditional CAG audits are usually tabled one to three years after major decisions are made, which significantly reduces their usefulness for course correction. High-profile cases such as the 2G spectrum allocation and coal block allotments were audited well after the licences were issued, limiting the government’s ability to prevent losses, even though the audits later became politically significant. The 2G report, tabled in 2010, estimated a ₹ 1.76 trillion loss; the coal block audit in 2012 flagged potential gains of ₹ 1.86 trillion to private companies. But by then, the damage was already done. Several other less well-known CAG audits have also shown that if the findings had been available earlier—or during implementation—much of the damage could have been controlled. For instance, the liqu"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIndiGo meltdown continued to cause grave inconvenience to lakhs of passengers who were left stranded at airports across India after their flights were cancelled. On Tuesday, over 350 flights to and from Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bengaluru airports were reportedly cancelled. Let's take a look at the latest number of cancellations on 9 December. Delhi airport: 152 flights cancelled — 76 arrivals and 76 departures Bengaluru airport: 121 flights cancelled — 58 arrivals and 63 departures Hyderabad airport: 58 flights cancelled — 14 arrivals and 44 departures Mumbai airport: 31 flights cancelled — 14 arrivals and 17 departures IndiGo's massive flight cancellations continued to cause chaos at major airports, including Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport and Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport. Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu, in a post on X, said that a high-level review meeting was held on Monday to conduct a comprehensive assessment of IndiGo's operations. In this review meeting, all senior officials of the ministry were instructed to conduct an on-ground inspection of flight operations. The ministry reportedly issued directives to senior officers to physically visit Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Guwahati, Goa, and Thiruvananthapuram airports on 9 December to review and assess the overall situation. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)'s high-level committee has also summoned top IndiGo executives over the massive flight cancellations, India Today reported. The airline's executives, including CEO Pieter Elbers, will meet the four-member panel on 10 December. In another development, the government has asked IndiGo to revise its winter schedule. The DGCA directed the airline to amend its planned schedule and “submit a revised schedule by 5 PM on 10 December 2025”. Amid flight disruptions and delays for the eighth day in a row, the aviation watchdog asked the airline to reduce\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IndiGo meltdown continued to cause grave inconvenience to lakhs of passengers who were left stranded at airports across India after their flights were cancelled. On Tuesday, over 350 flights to and from Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bengaluru airports were reportedly cancelled. Let's take a look at the latest number of cancellations on 9 December. Delhi airport: 152 flights cancelled — 76 arrivals and 76 departures Bengaluru airport: 121 flights cancelled — 58 arrivals and 63 departures Hyderabad airport: 58 flights cancelled — 14 arrivals and 44 departures Mumbai airport: 31 flights cancelled — 14 arrivals and 17 departures IndiGo's massive flight cancellations continued to cause chaos at major airports, including Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport and Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport. Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu, in a post on X, said that a high-level review meeting was held on Monday to conduct a comprehensive assessment of IndiGo's operations. In this review meeting, all senior officials of the ministry were instructed to conduct an on-ground inspection of flight operations. The ministry reportedly issued directives to senior officers to physically visit Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Guwahati, Goa, and Thiruvananthapuram airports on 9 December to review and assess the overall situation. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)'s high-level committee has also summoned top IndiGo executives over the massive flight cancellations, India Today reported. The airline's executives, including CEO Pieter Elbers, will meet the four-member panel on 10 December. In another development, the government has asked IndiGo to revise its winter schedule. The DGCA directed the airline to amend its planned schedule and “submit a revised schedule by 5 PM on 10 December 2025”. Amid flight disruptions and delays for the eighth day in a row, the aviation watchdog asked the airline to reduce"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nA Sessions Court in Delhi has issued a notice to Congress MP Sonia Gandhi in a revision petition challenging a Magistrate’s decision to dismiss a complaint concerning her alleged inclusion in the 1980–81 electoral rolls. Special Judge (PC Act) Vishal Gogne heard preliminary submissions by Senior Advocate Pavan Narang on the criminal revision petition and deemed it appropriate to seek the response of Gandhi and the Delhi Police, Bar and Bench reported. The court has also issued notice to the State and called for the trial court record (TCR). The matter has been listed for hearing on 6 January. The notice arises from a revision petition filed against a 11 September order in which a Delhi court dismissed a plea seeking action over Gandhi’s alleged appearance on the electoral roll three years before she became an Indian citizen. The Sessions Court will now re-examine whether the Magistrate’s dismissal was justified. The complainant, Vikas Tripathi , alleges that in January 1980 Sonia Gandhi’s name appeared as a voter in the New Delhi constituency, despite her not yet holding Indian citizenship. The petition argues that this inclusion was unlawful and requires a police investigation. What did the earlier court say when dismissing the complaint? The complaint was dismissed by Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Vaibhav Chaurasia, who found no grounds to order an investigation under Section 175(4) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita. Presenting arguments before the Magistrate, senior advocate Pavan Narang, appearing for the complainant, argued: “In January 1980 Ms. Gandhi's name was added as a voter of New Delhi constituency when she was not an Indian citizen.” He added: “First, you have to satisfy the threshold of citizenship, then you will become a resident of an area.” Narang suggested that in 1980 the proof of residence “was probably a ration card or a passport”. According to Narang, Sonia Gandhi’ s name was deleted in 1982 along with that of Sanjay Gandhi after\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " A Sessions Court in Delhi has issued a notice to Congress MP Sonia Gandhi in a revision petition challenging a Magistrate’s decision to dismiss a complaint concerning her alleged inclusion in the 1980–81 electoral rolls. Special Judge (PC Act) Vishal Gogne heard preliminary submissions by Senior Advocate Pavan Narang on the criminal revision petition and deemed it appropriate to seek the response of Gandhi and the Delhi Police, Bar and Bench reported. The court has also issued notice to the State and called for the trial court record (TCR). The matter has been listed for hearing on 6 January. The notice arises from a revision petition filed against a 11 September order in which a Delhi court dismissed a plea seeking action over Gandhi’s alleged appearance on the electoral roll three years before she became an Indian citizen. The Sessions Court will now re-examine whether the Magistrate’s dismissal was justified. The complainant, Vikas Tripathi , alleges that in January 1980 Sonia Gandhi’s name appeared as a voter in the New Delhi constituency, despite her not yet holding Indian citizenship. The petition argues that this inclusion was unlawful and requires a police investigation. What did the earlier court say when dismissing the complaint? The complaint was dismissed by Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Vaibhav Chaurasia, who found no grounds to order an investigation under Section 175(4) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita. Presenting arguments before the Magistrate, senior advocate Pavan Narang, appearing for the complainant, argued: “In January 1980 Ms. Gandhi's name was added as a voter of New Delhi constituency when she was not an Indian citizen.” He added: “First, you have to satisfy the threshold of citizenship, then you will become a resident of an area.” Narang suggested that in 1980 the proof of residence “was probably a ration card or a passport”. According to Narang, Sonia Gandhi’ s name was deleted in 1982 along with that of Sanjay Gandhi after"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nMUMBAI/NEW DELHI: In a rare regulatory intervention, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is rolling back IndiGo’s expanded winter schedule, cutting 5% of the daily departures it had approved and handing those slots to rival airlines. In a Tuesday order, the DGCA asked IndiGo to revise its winter schedule and curtail the number of flights by 5%, including on high-frequency, high-demand routes. The airline has to submit its revised flight plans by 5 pm Wednesday (10 December). “The airline has not demonstrated an ability to operate these schedules efficiently (15014 weekly departures for winter schedule),” the regulator noted. “Therefore, it is directed to reduce the schedule by 5% across sectors, especially on high-demand, high-frequency flights, and to avoid single-flight operations on a sector by IndiGo.” “Furthermore, you are required to submit a revised schedule by 5 PM on 10th December 2025,” the notice added. The notice has been issued to the accountable manager of the airline. This follows IndiGo cancelling more than 2,000 flights over the past week, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. The airline cited a multitude of “unforeseen operational challenges”, primarily crew shortages triggered by new Flight Duty Time Limitation (FDTL) rules, which are designed to prevent pilot fatigue by capping flying hours and mandating rest periods. The DGCA's move marks an unprecedented exercise of its powers. IndiGo will see the largest reductions on high-traffic metro routes like Delhi-Mumbai, while its monopoly routes, where airlines typically earn 5-7% higher airfares, will largely remain intact. An executive, on the condition of anonymity, said the routes where IndiGo has a monopoly will not be cut as much as high-traffic routes, adding that IndiGo’s loss is an opportunity for Air India. Analysts estimate that this could limit the impact on overall revenue to under 4%. The freed-up slots are expected to benefit Air India, which has requested an additiona\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " MUMBAI/NEW DELHI: In a rare regulatory intervention, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is rolling back IndiGo’s expanded winter schedule, cutting 5% of the daily departures it had approved and handing those slots to rival airlines. In a Tuesday order, the DGCA asked IndiGo to revise its winter schedule and curtail the number of flights by 5%, including on high-frequency, high-demand routes. The airline has to submit its revised flight plans by 5 pm Wednesday (10 December). “The airline has not demonstrated an ability to operate these schedules efficiently (15014 weekly departures for winter schedule),” the regulator noted. “Therefore, it is directed to reduce the schedule by 5% across sectors, especially on high-demand, high-frequency flights, and to avoid single-flight operations on a sector by IndiGo.” “Furthermore, you are required to submit a revised schedule by 5 PM on 10th December 2025,” the notice added. The notice has been issued to the accountable manager of the airline. This follows IndiGo cancelling more than 2,000 flights over the past week, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. The airline cited a multitude of “unforeseen operational challenges”, primarily crew shortages triggered by new Flight Duty Time Limitation (FDTL) rules, which are designed to prevent pilot fatigue by capping flying hours and mandating rest periods. The DGCA's move marks an unprecedented exercise of its powers. IndiGo will see the largest reductions on high-traffic metro routes like Delhi-Mumbai, while its monopoly routes, where airlines typically earn 5-7% higher airfares, will largely remain intact. An executive, on the condition of anonymity, said the routes where IndiGo has a monopoly will not be cut as much as high-traffic routes, adding that IndiGo’s loss is an opportunity for Air India. Analysts estimate that this could limit the impact on overall revenue to under 4%. The freed-up slots are expected to benefit Air India, which has requested an additiona"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nUS President Donald Trump has authorised a 5% tariff on Mexico if it does not release a specific amount of water in a post on Truth Social, claiming that the latter's violation of a water treaty is posing challenges to 'BEAUTIFUL TEXAS CROPS AND LIVESTOCK'. Trump, in a post on Truth Social said, \"Mexico continues to violate our comprehensive Water Treaty, and this violation is seriously hurting our BEAUTIFUL TEXAS CROPS AND LIVESTOCK.\" \"Mexico still owes the U.S over 800,000 acre-feet of water for failing to comply with our Treaty over the past five years. The U.S needs Mexico to release 200,000 acre-feet of water before December 31st, and the rest must come soon after,\" he added. \"As of now, Mexico is not responding, and it is very unfair to our U.S. Farmers who deserve this much needed water. That is why I have authorized documentation to impose a 5% Tariff on Mexico if this water isn't released, IMMEDIATELY. The longer Mexico takes to release the water, the more our Farmers are hurt. Mexico has an obligation to FIX THIS NOW. Thank you for your attention to this matter!,\" Trump said. The treaty President Trump is referring to in this post was signed way back in 1944. As per its terms, Mexico has to send 1.75 m acre-feet of water to the United States from Rio Grande every five years. The agreement also says that the US has to send Mexico 1.5 m acre-feet of water every year from the Colorado River. Earlier this year, Brooke Rollins, the agriculture secretary in the Trump cabinet, had revealed that Mexico had agreed to supply more water to Texas in order to address a shortfall, as per the 1944 treaty. Trump had issued a similar threat against Mexico earlier in April. While the United States has been supplying water to Mexico, droughts have hampered recent deliveries, an issue that was kept in consideration in the 1944 accord. International Boundary and Water Commission reveals that in the latest five-year cycle that ended in October, Mexico delivered less than 30% of\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " US President Donald Trump has authorised a 5% tariff on Mexico if it does not release a specific amount of water in a post on Truth Social, claiming that the latter's violation of a water treaty is posing challenges to 'BEAUTIFUL TEXAS CROPS AND LIVESTOCK'. Trump, in a post on Truth Social said, \"Mexico continues to violate our comprehensive Water Treaty, and this violation is seriously hurting our BEAUTIFUL TEXAS CROPS AND LIVESTOCK.\" \"Mexico still owes the U.S over 800,000 acre-feet of water for failing to comply with our Treaty over the past five years. The U.S needs Mexico to release 200,000 acre-feet of water before December 31st, and the rest must come soon after,\" he added. \"As of now, Mexico is not responding, and it is very unfair to our U.S. Farmers who deserve this much needed water. That is why I have authorized documentation to impose a 5% Tariff on Mexico if this water isn't released, IMMEDIATELY. The longer Mexico takes to release the water, the more our Farmers are hurt. Mexico has an obligation to FIX THIS NOW. Thank you for your attention to this matter!,\" Trump said. The treaty President Trump is referring to in this post was signed way back in 1944. As per its terms, Mexico has to send 1.75 m acre-feet of water to the United States from Rio Grande every five years. The agreement also says that the US has to send Mexico 1.5 m acre-feet of water every year from the Colorado River. Earlier this year, Brooke Rollins, the agriculture secretary in the Trump cabinet, had revealed that Mexico had agreed to supply more water to Texas in order to address a shortfall, as per the 1944 treaty. Trump had issued a similar threat against Mexico earlier in April. While the United States has been supplying water to Mexico, droughts have hampered recent deliveries, an issue that was kept in consideration in the 1944 accord. International Boundary and Water Commission reveals that in the latest five-year cycle that ended in October, Mexico delivered less than 30% of"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDhurandhar has got the Internet talking for all the right reasons, but the standout moment in the movie was Akshaye Khanna, playing the role of merciless Rehman Dakait, grooving to a Bahraini rap. Ever since the release of the high-stakes movie on Friday, December 5, the track has been the most-discussed aspect of the movie. While the song is touted as Akshaye’s “entry song”. It is not exactly his entry in the film. The song happens when a rebel gang in Balochistan welcomes Akshaye Khanna . The viral track is titled FA9LA, a Bahranian song, written and performed by Flipperachi and Daffy, and composed by DJ Outlaw. The viral track from Dhurandhar , featuring Akshaye Khanna, is a hip-hop track in the distinct Khaleeji style. Sung in the Bahraini dialect, FA9LA means “fun time” or “party,” according to media reports. The “party” mode of the viral track may seem in contrast to Akshaye Khanna's vile character, Rehman Dakait, in Dhurandhar on the surface level. But Fa9la actually captures the Rehman Dakait to the core — he was someone who loved bloodshed and relished gory kills. For the infamous gangster, brutal killings were fun and a party. Hussam Aseem aka Flipperachi, the Bahraini rapper behind the viral song, is one of the most promising young voices in Arab hip-hop. According to media reports, citing his profile on LastFM, Aseem discovered his passion for music at 12 and developed his rap style as a teenager. In 2003, he began his professional career. Over the years, the rapper has collaborated with artists from around the world and won the Bahraini Artist of the Year award in 2024. Some of Flipperachi's biggest hits include Ee Laa, Shino AlKalam Hatha, Shoofha and Nayda. The aggressive beats, heavy bass and Arabic trap style of Fa9la has helped Akshaye Khanna's character to get an instant larger-than-life personality. Yakhi Doos Doos 3indi Khosh Fasla Yakhi Tafooz Tafooz Wallah Khosh Raqsa Brother, dance hard, I am ready for a good time Brother, dodge, dodge, by Go\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Dhurandhar has got the Internet talking for all the right reasons, but the standout moment in the movie was Akshaye Khanna, playing the role of merciless Rehman Dakait, grooving to a Bahraini rap. Ever since the release of the high-stakes movie on Friday, December 5, the track has been the most-discussed aspect of the movie. While the song is touted as Akshaye’s “entry song”. It is not exactly his entry in the film. The song happens when a rebel gang in Balochistan welcomes Akshaye Khanna . The viral track is titled FA9LA, a Bahranian song, written and performed by Flipperachi and Daffy, and composed by DJ Outlaw. The viral track from Dhurandhar , featuring Akshaye Khanna, is a hip-hop track in the distinct Khaleeji style. Sung in the Bahraini dialect, FA9LA means “fun time” or “party,” according to media reports. The “party” mode of the viral track may seem in contrast to Akshaye Khanna's vile character, Rehman Dakait, in Dhurandhar on the surface level. But Fa9la actually captures the Rehman Dakait to the core — he was someone who loved bloodshed and relished gory kills. For the infamous gangster, brutal killings were fun and a party. Hussam Aseem aka Flipperachi, the Bahraini rapper behind the viral song, is one of the most promising young voices in Arab hip-hop. According to media reports, citing his profile on LastFM, Aseem discovered his passion for music at 12 and developed his rap style as a teenager. In 2003, he began his professional career. Over the years, the rapper has collaborated with artists from around the world and won the Bahraini Artist of the Year award in 2024. Some of Flipperachi's biggest hits include Ee Laa, Shino AlKalam Hatha, Shoofha and Nayda. The aggressive beats, heavy bass and Arabic trap style of Fa9la has helped Akshaye Khanna's character to get an instant larger-than-life personality. Yakhi Doos Doos 3indi Khosh Fasla Yakhi Tafooz Tafooz Wallah Khosh Raqsa Brother, dance hard, I am ready for a good time Brother, dodge, dodge, by Go"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIndiGo flight cancellations: Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu has said that the Centre will reduce IndiGo's winter flight schedule after the airline cancelled thousands of flights, leaving lakhs of passengers stranded at airports across India over the past eight days. The country's largest airline's massive operational meltdown has triggered an inquiry from the government, while the aviation watchdog, DGCA, has promised action against IndiGo . Here are 10 things to know about the government's response to the IndiGo flight cancellations . The government will curtail IndiGo's winter flight schedule and allocate them to other operators, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said in an interview with DD News . “We will curtail IndiGo's routes. They are currently operating 2,200 flights. We will definitely curtail them,” he said. A livid government is planning to hand over about 200 daily IndiGo flights to other operators. Air India's request to increase daily flights by 60-70 is likely to be approved by DGCA. In a statement on X on Friday, Naidu said that a high-level review meeting, comprising all senior officials, was conducted to gain a thorough understanding of the IndiGo flight cancellation situation. “All senior officials of the Ministry have been instructed to visit airports to verify airline operations and passenger-oriented services. Any shortcomings identified, including feedback received through interactions with passengers, are to be addressed and rectified immediately,” Naidu said after the meeting on late Monday night. According to the Ministry, officers at the level of Deputy Secretary, Director and Joint Secretary have been ordered to physically visit key airports The aviation watchdog, DGCA , on Monday promised to take enforcement action against IndiGo, shortly after receiving the airline's response to the show-cause notice issued by it earlier. The DGCA said that it is in the process of examining the response and will take enforcement action\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IndiGo flight cancellations: Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu has said that the Centre will reduce IndiGo's winter flight schedule after the airline cancelled thousands of flights, leaving lakhs of passengers stranded at airports across India over the past eight days. The country's largest airline's massive operational meltdown has triggered an inquiry from the government, while the aviation watchdog, DGCA, has promised action against IndiGo . Here are 10 things to know about the government's response to the IndiGo flight cancellations . The government will curtail IndiGo's winter flight schedule and allocate them to other operators, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said in an interview with DD News . “We will curtail IndiGo's routes. They are currently operating 2,200 flights. We will definitely curtail them,” he said. A livid government is planning to hand over about 200 daily IndiGo flights to other operators. Air India's request to increase daily flights by 60-70 is likely to be approved by DGCA. In a statement on X on Friday, Naidu said that a high-level review meeting, comprising all senior officials, was conducted to gain a thorough understanding of the IndiGo flight cancellation situation. “All senior officials of the Ministry have been instructed to visit airports to verify airline operations and passenger-oriented services. Any shortcomings identified, including feedback received through interactions with passengers, are to be addressed and rectified immediately,” Naidu said after the meeting on late Monday night. According to the Ministry, officers at the level of Deputy Secretary, Director and Joint Secretary have been ordered to physically visit key airports The aviation watchdog, DGCA , on Monday promised to take enforcement action against IndiGo, shortly after receiving the airline's response to the show-cause notice issued by it earlier. The DGCA said that it is in the process of examining the response and will take enforcement action"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIndiGo News LIVE: IndiGo operations across the country continue to remain severely disrupted for the eighth straight day. After days of mammoth cancellations and operational hiccups, the airline claimed that network has been fully restored and alleged “90% on-time performance across the network” on 8 December. However, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad airport witnessed more than 200 flight disruptions on Tuesday. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) issued a fresh notice to IndiGo announcing reduction of 5% of flight operations as a penalty to its inability to operate planned schedules. This comes after DGCA issued a show cause notice to the airline on 6 December over large-scale operational disruptions and observed non-compliances and gave it time till 6:00 PM Monday to file a response, However, the airline requested more time to respond and said it is \"realistically not possible to pinpoint the exact cause(s)\" at this time, considering the “complexity and vast scale of operations.” As flight fares skyrocketed after massive cancellations, the government instructed airlines to cap air fares. \"Airfare has been capped at ₹ 18,000. It starts from ₹ 7500 for up to 500 kilometres, and beyond 1500 kilometres, it is ₹ 18000,\" ANI quoted Civil Aviation Secretary Samir Kumar Sinha as saying. Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu in an interview with DD News said that the problems faced by IndiGo airlines passengers were linked to the airline's internal crew rostering and operational planning, and not the Aircraft Maintenance and Scheduling System (AMSS). He further asserted that stringent Civil Aviation Requirements (CARs) exist to protect passengers affected by flight delays and cancellations. According to Ram Mohan Naidu, IndiGo CEO and management failed in containing its operational crisis, adding he said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi “guided us and told us to focus on passengers and do more for them than what is required.” As per IndiGo's\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " IndiGo News LIVE: IndiGo operations across the country continue to remain severely disrupted for the eighth straight day. After days of mammoth cancellations and operational hiccups, the airline claimed that network has been fully restored and alleged “90% on-time performance across the network” on 8 December. However, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad airport witnessed more than 200 flight disruptions on Tuesday. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) issued a fresh notice to IndiGo announcing reduction of 5% of flight operations as a penalty to its inability to operate planned schedules. This comes after DGCA issued a show cause notice to the airline on 6 December over large-scale operational disruptions and observed non-compliances and gave it time till 6:00 PM Monday to file a response, However, the airline requested more time to respond and said it is \"realistically not possible to pinpoint the exact cause(s)\" at this time, considering the “complexity and vast scale of operations.” As flight fares skyrocketed after massive cancellations, the government instructed airlines to cap air fares. \"Airfare has been capped at ₹ 18,000. It starts from ₹ 7500 for up to 500 kilometres, and beyond 1500 kilometres, it is ₹ 18000,\" ANI quoted Civil Aviation Secretary Samir Kumar Sinha as saying. Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu in an interview with DD News said that the problems faced by IndiGo airlines passengers were linked to the airline's internal crew rostering and operational planning, and not the Aircraft Maintenance and Scheduling System (AMSS). He further asserted that stringent Civil Aviation Requirements (CARs) exist to protect passengers affected by flight delays and cancellations. According to Ram Mohan Naidu, IndiGo CEO and management failed in containing its operational crisis, adding he said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi “guided us and told us to focus on passengers and do more for them than what is required.” As per IndiGo's"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nUS President Donald Trump indicated on Monday that he might impose tariffs on Indian rice, as New Delhi and Washington DC continue their trade talks without any major breakthrough. Speaking in a meeting at the White House, Trump expressed interest to introduce new tariffs on agricultural imports, particularly Indian rice and fertilizer from Canada. The US President's comments come at a time when farmers, his key support base, are faced with increasing costs and market challenges linked to tariff policies. Trump unveiled a $12 billion fresh aid for US farmers amid complaints that cheaper imports were making it difficult for their products to compete in the US markets. Trump, however, did not make it clear how much US tariffs will be imposed on Indian rice imports. India already pays 50% Trump tariffs on its goods, which were imposed in August as a punishment for its continued oil trade with Russia despite the Ukraine war.  “Why is India allowed to do that (dumping rice into the US)? They have to pay tariffs. Do they have an exemption on rice,” the US President asked Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. To this, Bessent replied, “No, sir. We're still working on their trade deal.” Trump said he would “take care” of alleged dumping of Indian rice into the US. Farmers have pointed to falling rice prices, claiming imports from countries like India, Vietnam and Thailand are undercutting their crops. “They shouldn't be dumping,” Trump said. “I mean, I heard that, I heard that from others. You can't do that.”  While India pays 50% Trump tariffs on its exports to the US already, the new duties could mean more pressure ahead. Indian officials are continuing their trade talks with their counterparts in the US, but no major breakthrough has been achieved so far. The US president is facing growing pressure to address high consumer prices and persistent inflation, which has created voter dissatisfaction that poses a political risk for Republicans heading into next year’s midterm elec\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " US President Donald Trump indicated on Monday that he might impose tariffs on Indian rice, as New Delhi and Washington DC continue their trade talks without any major breakthrough. Speaking in a meeting at the White House, Trump expressed interest to introduce new tariffs on agricultural imports, particularly Indian rice and fertilizer from Canada. The US President's comments come at a time when farmers, his key support base, are faced with increasing costs and market challenges linked to tariff policies. Trump unveiled a $12 billion fresh aid for US farmers amid complaints that cheaper imports were making it difficult for their products to compete in the US markets. Trump, however, did not make it clear how much US tariffs will be imposed on Indian rice imports. India already pays 50% Trump tariffs on its goods, which were imposed in August as a punishment for its continued oil trade with Russia despite the Ukraine war.  “Why is India allowed to do that (dumping rice into the US)? They have to pay tariffs. Do they have an exemption on rice,” the US President asked Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. To this, Bessent replied, “No, sir. We're still working on their trade deal.” Trump said he would “take care” of alleged dumping of Indian rice into the US. Farmers have pointed to falling rice prices, claiming imports from countries like India, Vietnam and Thailand are undercutting their crops. “They shouldn't be dumping,” Trump said. “I mean, I heard that, I heard that from others. You can't do that.”  While India pays 50% Trump tariffs on its exports to the US already, the new duties could mean more pressure ahead. Indian officials are continuing their trade talks with their counterparts in the US, but no major breakthrough has been achieved so far. The US president is facing growing pressure to address high consumer prices and persistent inflation, which has created voter dissatisfaction that poses a political risk for Republicans heading into next year’s midterm elec"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nBhagwant Mann was on a visit to South Korea when he met a Korean woman. She spoke in fluent Punjabi the Punjab chief minister, leaving him elated. A video of their interaction has now gone viral on social media, garnering nearly 1 million views on Instagram. In the video, the woman greets CM Mann with folded hands and introduces herself as Simran Kaur. She then tells her Korean name as well. She says she is a Korean Punjabi who became part of a Punjabi family after marriage. Her husband adds that they have been married for 20 years. “We have been married for 20 years,” says the husband in the video. “It feels great to meet you in Korea,” the wife says. Mann, curious, praises the lady’s fluency. Even one of his associates lauds her, saying that she speaks ‘pure Punjabi’. The CM then asks her how she has learnt the language. Her answer leaves Mann visibly amused. “My Saasu Saura (mother-in-law and father-in-law) have taught me the language,” she says, and CM Mann bursts into laughter. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann later appreciated the Punjabi-Korean woman. He is the one who shared the video on Instagram. “Our mother tongue Punjabi is not just a language for us… it is our identity. During my visit to South Korea, I got the chance to meet a couple. Hearing their daughter, who was born in Korea, speak Punjabi made me extremely happy,” Mann wrote on Instagram while sharing a video of the interaction. Bhagwant Mann is currently in South Korea for a two-day visit. His primary purpose is to bring Korean companies to Punjab before the Progressive Punjab Investors’ Summit 2026 on 13-15 March. He is accompanied by Industries Minister Sanjeev Arora, as well as other senior officials. CM Mann is seeking investments in food processing, agri-tech, renewable energy, defence, aerospace, and urban infrastructure. He met major Korean firms and held a roundtable on ease of doing business. He met companies such as Daewoo E&C, GS Engineering & Construction and Nongshim. He also visited Pa\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Bhagwant Mann was on a visit to South Korea when he met a Korean woman. She spoke in fluent Punjabi the Punjab chief minister, leaving him elated. A video of their interaction has now gone viral on social media, garnering nearly 1 million views on Instagram. In the video, the woman greets CM Mann with folded hands and introduces herself as Simran Kaur. She then tells her Korean name as well. She says she is a Korean Punjabi who became part of a Punjabi family after marriage. Her husband adds that they have been married for 20 years. “We have been married for 20 years,” says the husband in the video. “It feels great to meet you in Korea,” the wife says. Mann, curious, praises the lady’s fluency. Even one of his associates lauds her, saying that she speaks ‘pure Punjabi’. The CM then asks her how she has learnt the language. Her answer leaves Mann visibly amused. “My Saasu Saura (mother-in-law and father-in-law) have taught me the language,” she says, and CM Mann bursts into laughter. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann later appreciated the Punjabi-Korean woman. He is the one who shared the video on Instagram. “Our mother tongue Punjabi is not just a language for us… it is our identity. During my visit to South Korea, I got the chance to meet a couple. Hearing their daughter, who was born in Korea, speak Punjabi made me extremely happy,” Mann wrote on Instagram while sharing a video of the interaction. Bhagwant Mann is currently in South Korea for a two-day visit. His primary purpose is to bring Korean companies to Punjab before the Progressive Punjab Investors’ Summit 2026 on 13-15 March. He is accompanied by Industries Minister Sanjeev Arora, as well as other senior officials. CM Mann is seeking investments in food processing, agri-tech, renewable energy, defence, aerospace, and urban infrastructure. He met major Korean firms and held a roundtable on ease of doing business. He met companies such as Daewoo E&C, GS Engineering & Construction and Nongshim. He also visited Pa"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nBruna Caroline Ferreira , the mother of a nephew of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt , will be released from a detention facility for illegal immigrants in Louisiana after being nabbed a couple of weeks ago in Massachusetts. An immigration judge has ordered for her release on a $1,500 bond. Ferreira, who has an 11-year-old son with Leavitt's elder brother, was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on 26 November when she was going to pick her son up from school. The Department of Homeland Security has called her a \"criminal illegal alien.\" Ferreira's attorney. Todd Pomerleau, said that she was working on getting her green card. as per a NY Post report. Ferreira, who was born in Brazil, was living in the USA under provisions of the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) law introduced during the Obama administration, the lawyer said, as per the publication. “We argued that she wasn’t a danger or a flight risk,” he said in a text message to the Associated Press . “The government stipulated to our argument and never once argued that she was criminal illegal alien and waived appeal,” he added. As per a DHS official, the arrested Ferreira also has a criminal history. She was reportedly arrested for battery and for overstaying a visa that had expired back in June 1999. Pomerleau insisted that his client “has no criminal record whatsoever” and demanded proof of arrests from the DHS. On the other hand, Michael Leavitt, with whom she was earlier engaged, has said that their son has been living with him since his birth, a claim that Ferreira's lawyer has denied. Followng a complaint by the US government against ICEBlock , an app that allows users to share information on the sightings of ICE agents, Apple removed the same from its App Store. Now the developer of said app, Joshua Aaron, has sued the Trump administration on charges of free speech violation. \"When we see our government doing something wrong, it's our duty as citizens of t\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Bruna Caroline Ferreira , the mother of a nephew of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt , will be released from a detention facility for illegal immigrants in Louisiana after being nabbed a couple of weeks ago in Massachusetts. An immigration judge has ordered for her release on a $1,500 bond. Ferreira, who has an 11-year-old son with Leavitt's elder brother, was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on 26 November when she was going to pick her son up from school. The Department of Homeland Security has called her a \"criminal illegal alien.\" Ferreira's attorney. Todd Pomerleau, said that she was working on getting her green card. as per a NY Post report. Ferreira, who was born in Brazil, was living in the USA under provisions of the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) law introduced during the Obama administration, the lawyer said, as per the publication. “We argued that she wasn’t a danger or a flight risk,” he said in a text message to the Associated Press . “The government stipulated to our argument and never once argued that she was criminal illegal alien and waived appeal,” he added. As per a DHS official, the arrested Ferreira also has a criminal history. She was reportedly arrested for battery and for overstaying a visa that had expired back in June 1999. Pomerleau insisted that his client “has no criminal record whatsoever” and demanded proof of arrests from the DHS. On the other hand, Michael Leavitt, with whom she was earlier engaged, has said that their son has been living with him since his birth, a claim that Ferreira's lawyer has denied. Followng a complaint by the US government against ICEBlock , an app that allows users to share information on the sightings of ICE agents, Apple removed the same from its App Store. Now the developer of said app, Joshua Aaron, has sued the Trump administration on charges of free speech violation. \"When we see our government doing something wrong, it's our duty as citizens of t"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nJohn Noble Wilford, a Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist for The New York Times who covered the Neil Armstrong-headlined first moon landing in 1969, passed away at his home in Charlottesville, Virginia. He was 92. His niece, Susan Tremblay, told the NYT that the cause of Wilford's death was prostate cancer. John Wilford gave the NYT readers an awe-inspiring and comprehensive account of Apollo 11’s touchdown and exploratory mission on the moon’s arid Sea of Tranquillity under the front-page banner headline “MEN WALK ON MOON,” on 21 July 1969. “It was man’s first landing on another world,” he wrote, “the realisation of centuries of dreams, the fulfillment of a decade of striving, a triumph of modern technology and personal courage, the most dramatic demonstration of what man can do if he applies his mind and resources with single-minded determination.” He added: “The moon, long the symbol of the impossible and the inaccessible, was now within man’s reach, the first port of call in this new age of spacefaring.” John Wilford, a Kentucky-born journalist, worked at The Wall Street Journal and Time magazine before joining The Times in late 1965. He, according to the NYT, combined a passion for scholarship with a detective’s eye for detail and the literary skills of a master storyteller. Wilford's journalism career spanned six decades, coinciding with milestone discoveries in the mysteries of dinosaurs and early human life, as well as in space exploration. In 1965, Wilford was assigned his first major assignment for which he won a Times in-house publisher’s award — coverage of a maneuver by four astronauts on two spacecraft, Gemini 6 and Gemini 7. He called it “man’s first rendezvous in the vastness of outer space.” John Wilford's assignments led to several books, starting with “We Reach the Moon,” about America’s space program. It featured details about former US President John F Kennedy ’s commitment in 1961 to the success of Apollo 11. The book was published 76 ho\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " John Noble Wilford, a Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist for The New York Times who covered the Neil Armstrong-headlined first moon landing in 1969, passed away at his home in Charlottesville, Virginia. He was 92. His niece, Susan Tremblay, told the NYT that the cause of Wilford's death was prostate cancer. John Wilford gave the NYT readers an awe-inspiring and comprehensive account of Apollo 11’s touchdown and exploratory mission on the moon’s arid Sea of Tranquillity under the front-page banner headline “MEN WALK ON MOON,” on 21 July 1969. “It was man’s first landing on another world,” he wrote, “the realisation of centuries of dreams, the fulfillment of a decade of striving, a triumph of modern technology and personal courage, the most dramatic demonstration of what man can do if he applies his mind and resources with single-minded determination.” He added: “The moon, long the symbol of the impossible and the inaccessible, was now within man’s reach, the first port of call in this new age of spacefaring.” John Wilford, a Kentucky-born journalist, worked at The Wall Street Journal and Time magazine before joining The Times in late 1965. He, according to the NYT, combined a passion for scholarship with a detective’s eye for detail and the literary skills of a master storyteller. Wilford's journalism career spanned six decades, coinciding with milestone discoveries in the mysteries of dinosaurs and early human life, as well as in space exploration. In 1965, Wilford was assigned his first major assignment for which he won a Times in-house publisher’s award — coverage of a maneuver by four astronauts on two spacecraft, Gemini 6 and Gemini 7. He called it “man’s first rendezvous in the vastness of outer space.” John Wilford's assignments led to several books, starting with “We Reach the Moon,” about America’s space program. It featured details about former US President John F Kennedy ’s commitment in 1961 to the success of Apollo 11. The book was published 76 ho"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe central government has collected 511.83 crore as tax deducted at source (TDS) during 2024-25 (Apr-Mar) on cryptocurrency and other virtual digital asset transactions, Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Chaudhary said in a reply in the Rajya Sabha on Monday to questions asked by Pulla Mahesh Kumar and Magunta Sreenivasulu Reddy. In his reply, Chaudhary submitted a chart of tax deducted for crypto transactions across all states and union territories in the last three financial years. In 2022-23, the TDS collected was ₹ 221.27 crore, in 2023-24 it was ₹ 363 crore, and in 2024-25 it was ₹ 512 crore. The Indian government collects a flat 30% tax on all profits from transactions of cryptocurrencies, which are classified as Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs). Moreover, a Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) of 1% is also changed on every digital asset transaction. Maharashtra alone contributed ₹ 293 crore of the ₹ 512 crore total tax collected in 2024-25, while Karnataka contributed ₹ 133 crore. The questions had also asked for details of those crypto exchanges which have been non-compliant when it comes to tax payments and have also not been applying the TDS deductions to their transactions in the last three years. The minister, however, did not provide a list of these exchanges, but said that some of these Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) have not been with the government's TDS provisions. In their 3rd and 4th questions, the MPs wanted to know \"Whether the Government has conducted a study/survey regarding the non-payment of TDS deductions on crypto-currency transactions during the last five years\" and, if it has, they sought \"details regarding the list of exchanges identified and action undertaken against such exchanges during the last three years, year-wise.\" The minister did not provide the names of the exchanges, but did say that survey actions under the Income Tax Act was carried out against 3 crypto exchanges and it was found that they had not complied with TDS requ\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The central government has collected 511.83 crore as tax deducted at source (TDS) during 2024-25 (Apr-Mar) on cryptocurrency and other virtual digital asset transactions, Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Chaudhary said in a reply in the Rajya Sabha on Monday to questions asked by Pulla Mahesh Kumar and Magunta Sreenivasulu Reddy. In his reply, Chaudhary submitted a chart of tax deducted for crypto transactions across all states and union territories in the last three financial years. In 2022-23, the TDS collected was ₹ 221.27 crore, in 2023-24 it was ₹ 363 crore, and in 2024-25 it was ₹ 512 crore. The Indian government collects a flat 30% tax on all profits from transactions of cryptocurrencies, which are classified as Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs). Moreover, a Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) of 1% is also changed on every digital asset transaction. Maharashtra alone contributed ₹ 293 crore of the ₹ 512 crore total tax collected in 2024-25, while Karnataka contributed ₹ 133 crore. The questions had also asked for details of those crypto exchanges which have been non-compliant when it comes to tax payments and have also not been applying the TDS deductions to their transactions in the last three years. The minister, however, did not provide a list of these exchanges, but said that some of these Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) have not been with the government's TDS provisions. In their 3rd and 4th questions, the MPs wanted to know \"Whether the Government has conducted a study/survey regarding the non-payment of TDS deductions on crypto-currency transactions during the last five years\" and, if it has, they sought \"details regarding the list of exchanges identified and action undertaken against such exchanges during the last three years, year-wise.\" The minister did not provide the names of the exchanges, but did say that survey actions under the Income Tax Act was carried out against 3 crypto exchanges and it was found that they had not complied with TDS requ"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nPresident Donald Trump’s move to permit Nvidia’s H200 artificial-intelligence chips to be sold to “approved customers” in China marks one of the most consequential adjustments to US semiconductor export policy since restrictions were tightened in 2022. The decision, disclosed by President Trump on his Truth Social platform amounts to a strategic shift in Washington DC’s management of the technological rivalry between the world’s two largest economies. Under the arrangement, Nvidia may ship H200 processors to China on the condition that the US government receives a 25% surcharge. According to a Commerce Department official cited by Bloomberg , this payment will be collected as the chips move from Taiwanese manufacturing facilities to the United States , where they will undergo security inspection by the Bureau of Industry and Security before re-export. Trump argued publicly that the plan would “protect National Security, create American Jobs, and keep America’s lead in AI,” while also insisting that more advanced systems—Nvidia’s Blackwell and Rubin families—are excluded from the deal. This framework represents a notable departure from the blanket restrictions introduced in 2022 to deny Beijing access to the most sophisticated American AI hardware. It also builds on an earlier, unrealised proposal under which Nvidia and AMD would remit 15% of revenue from China chip sales to the US Treasury. According to Bloomberg , officials had been weighing the H200 decision for weeks. The final compromise reflects both political calculus and strategic pragmatism. Nvidia had lobbied for access to China to recover what Chief Executive Jensen Huang described as a US$50 billion market opportunity, while lawmakers struggled to balance commercial interests with national-security imperatives. Previous export-control thresholds had prevented Nvidia from selling its cutting-edge chips to China , prompting the company to develop downgraded versions such as the H20. Yet Chinese authorities \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " President Donald Trump’s move to permit Nvidia’s H200 artificial-intelligence chips to be sold to “approved customers” in China marks one of the most consequential adjustments to US semiconductor export policy since restrictions were tightened in 2022. The decision, disclosed by President Trump on his Truth Social platform amounts to a strategic shift in Washington DC’s management of the technological rivalry between the world’s two largest economies. Under the arrangement, Nvidia may ship H200 processors to China on the condition that the US government receives a 25% surcharge. According to a Commerce Department official cited by Bloomberg , this payment will be collected as the chips move from Taiwanese manufacturing facilities to the United States , where they will undergo security inspection by the Bureau of Industry and Security before re-export. Trump argued publicly that the plan would “protect National Security, create American Jobs, and keep America’s lead in AI,” while also insisting that more advanced systems—Nvidia’s Blackwell and Rubin families—are excluded from the deal. This framework represents a notable departure from the blanket restrictions introduced in 2022 to deny Beijing access to the most sophisticated American AI hardware. It also builds on an earlier, unrealised proposal under which Nvidia and AMD would remit 15% of revenue from China chip sales to the US Treasury. According to Bloomberg , officials had been weighing the H200 decision for weeks. The final compromise reflects both political calculus and strategic pragmatism. Nvidia had lobbied for access to China to recover what Chief Executive Jensen Huang described as a US$50 billion market opportunity, while lawmakers struggled to balance commercial interests with national-security imperatives. Previous export-control thresholds had prevented Nvidia from selling its cutting-edge chips to China , prompting the company to develop downgraded versions such as the H20. Yet Chinese authorities"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently introduced an update to the Employment Authorization Document (EAD), often referred to as the work permit. This modification applies to specific groups of immigrants residing in the United States, including some individuals in the process of seeking permanent residency. However, the change is expected to affect those moving through the green card application process. Since December 5, USCIS has restricted the length of both new and renewal of EADs to a maximum of 18 months. Anyone who received an EAD before that date will keep the full validity originally granted, but when they apply for a renewal in the future, the updated 18-month limit will apply, according to a report by Newsweek.  According to Business Insider, these changes may lead to more frequent EAD renewals, which means additional filing fees, extra paperwork, and a heightened risk of employment interruptions if USCIS processing times stay slow. This could directly affect the job stability of green card applicants. To prepare, green card applicants—particularly those relying on an EAD while their adjustment of status is pending—should: 1. Submit their EAD renewal applications as early as possible; USCIS permits filing up to 180 days before expiration. 2. Organise all required documents in advance, such as their passport, I-485 receipt notice, and current EAD, and ensure their USCIS records are accurate. 3. Plan financially for potentially more frequent renewal fees. As of the time of publication, renewals can cost up to $605, though discounted rates are available for adjustment-of-status applicants. 4. Inform their employers about these changes to support compliance needs and timely I-9 re-verification. Iran said Sunday that over 50 of its nationals were to return from the United States, with President Donald Trump pursuing a crackdown on immigration, AFP reported. “In the coming days, around 50 to 55 Iranian nationals will return,” the spokes\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently introduced an update to the Employment Authorization Document (EAD), often referred to as the work permit. This modification applies to specific groups of immigrants residing in the United States, including some individuals in the process of seeking permanent residency. However, the change is expected to affect those moving through the green card application process. Since December 5, USCIS has restricted the length of both new and renewal of EADs to a maximum of 18 months. Anyone who received an EAD before that date will keep the full validity originally granted, but when they apply for a renewal in the future, the updated 18-month limit will apply, according to a report by Newsweek.  According to Business Insider, these changes may lead to more frequent EAD renewals, which means additional filing fees, extra paperwork, and a heightened risk of employment interruptions if USCIS processing times stay slow. This could directly affect the job stability of green card applicants. To prepare, green card applicants—particularly those relying on an EAD while their adjustment of status is pending—should: 1. Submit their EAD renewal applications as early as possible; USCIS permits filing up to 180 days before expiration. 2. Organise all required documents in advance, such as their passport, I-485 receipt notice, and current EAD, and ensure their USCIS records are accurate. 3. Plan financially for potentially more frequent renewal fees. As of the time of publication, renewals can cost up to $605, though discounted rates are available for adjustment-of-status applicants. 4. Inform their employers about these changes to support compliance needs and timely I-9 re-verification. Iran said Sunday that over 50 of its nationals were to return from the United States, with President Donald Trump pursuing a crackdown on immigration, AFP reported. “In the coming days, around 50 to 55 Iranian nationals will return,” the spokes"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFormer UK Prime Minister Tony Blair will not get a key role on Donald Trump’s Gaza ‘peace council’ after several Arab and Muslim nations reportedly objected to his inclusion, according to reports. Blair has been quietly dropped from consideration for the proposed advisory group or ‘ board of peace ’, which Trump has said he would chair himself, according to The Financial Times (FT). Blair was the only name publicly mentioned for a possible role on the council when President Trump announced his 20-point plan to end the Israel–Hamas war in September. President Trump had praised Blair as a ‘very good man.’ A month later, however, Trump said, “I’ve always liked Tony, but I want to find out that he’s an acceptable choice to everybody.” However, Blair's name for the role sparked reactions from Arab and Muslim countries. While Blair’s supporters said he had helped end years of conflict in Northern Ireland , his critics argued that he did very little in his role as the representative of the “Quartet” — the UN, EU, US and Russia — which was meant to push for peace in the Middle East, according to a report in The Guardian Many people across the Arab world view Blair with suspicion and anger because of his support for the US-led Iraq invasion in 2003. Reports about Blair's withdrawal come despite claims that he had an unpublicized meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in late November to discuss plans, according to a report in The Times of Israel . The Financial Times report suggests, quoting sources, that Blair could still play a less central role in the proposed plan. Blair’s office has not yet commented on the reports. In another report, Jared Kushner , Donald Trump's son-in-law and former White House adviser, and Steve Witkoff, US Middle East envoy, will help oversee the post-war Gaza. Both men helped negotiate the recent ceasefire and will now assume key roles in rebuilding the territory, according to the report. Under the US plan, which Trump is expected\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair will not get a key role on Donald Trump’s Gaza ‘peace council’ after several Arab and Muslim nations reportedly objected to his inclusion, according to reports. Blair has been quietly dropped from consideration for the proposed advisory group or ‘ board of peace ’, which Trump has said he would chair himself, according to The Financial Times (FT). Blair was the only name publicly mentioned for a possible role on the council when President Trump announced his 20-point plan to end the Israel–Hamas war in September. President Trump had praised Blair as a ‘very good man.’ A month later, however, Trump said, “I’ve always liked Tony, but I want to find out that he’s an acceptable choice to everybody.” However, Blair's name for the role sparked reactions from Arab and Muslim countries. While Blair’s supporters said he had helped end years of conflict in Northern Ireland , his critics argued that he did very little in his role as the representative of the “Quartet” — the UN, EU, US and Russia — which was meant to push for peace in the Middle East, according to a report in The Guardian Many people across the Arab world view Blair with suspicion and anger because of his support for the US-led Iraq invasion in 2003. Reports about Blair's withdrawal come despite claims that he had an unpublicized meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in late November to discuss plans, according to a report in The Times of Israel . The Financial Times report suggests, quoting sources, that Blair could still play a less central role in the proposed plan. Blair’s office has not yet commented on the reports. In another report, Jared Kushner , Donald Trump's son-in-law and former White House adviser, and Steve Witkoff, US Middle East envoy, will help oversee the post-war Gaza. Both men helped negotiate the recent ceasefire and will now assume key roles in rebuilding the territory, according to the report. Under the US plan, which Trump is expected"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Job Market by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Job Market The world of work is changing, and fast. From mixed reality to sustainability, let’s take a look back at the roles that have grown in the last two decades, and take a look forward as we predict the jobs of the future in the coming decades. The year is 2010. It’s the turn of a new decade, nostalgia is in, pop history is about to be made (once again) and coloured skinny jeans are quite literally everywhere. Later in the year, we’d see the first woman ever to win an Oscar for Best Director and watch as the launch of a single app (Instagram) and device (iPad) changes the social media and consumer tech landscape forever. 2010 was also the year we witnessed landmark laws like the Equality Act and the Affordable Care Act brought into effect in the UK and US, but what about the work landscape? As technology continues to change the way we learn, live and work, perhaps some of the clearest examples of this transformation can be seen in the workforce. New titles are becoming more commonplace and skills which were practically non-existent to the average employee just a decade ago are now in-demand across sectors. In this blog, we’ll explore this transformation in a little more detail, touching on the roles which didn’t exist in their current form, what’s being done now and look to the future to predict what we think is to come in the next decade or two. In close to two decades, technological needs have transformed the job market, shifted business priorities and shaped skill needs. Let’s take a look at a few emerging and prominent roles that didn’t exist (either at all or in th\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Job Market by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Job Market The world of work is changing, and fast. From mixed reality to sustainability, let’s take a look back at the roles that have grown in the last two decades, and take a look forward as we predict the jobs of the future in the coming decades. The year is 2010. It’s the turn of a new decade, nostalgia is in, pop history is about to be made (once again) and coloured skinny jeans are quite literally everywhere. Later in the year, we’d see the first woman ever to win an Oscar for Best Director and watch as the launch of a single app (Instagram) and device (iPad) changes the social media and consumer tech landscape forever. 2010 was also the year we witnessed landmark laws like the Equality Act and the Affordable Care Act brought into effect in the UK and US, but what about the work landscape? As technology continues to change the way we learn, live and work, perhaps some of the clearest examples of this transformation can be seen in the workforce. New titles are becoming more commonplace and skills which were practically non-existent to the average employee just a decade ago are now in-demand across sectors. In this blog, we’ll explore this transformation in a little more detail, touching on the roles which didn’t exist in their current form, what’s being done now and look to the future to predict what we think is to come in the next decade or two. In close to two decades, technological needs have transformed the job market, shifted business priorities and shaped skill needs. Let’s take a look at a few emerging and prominent roles that didn’t exist (either at all or in th"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Learning As the world gears up for COP30 and governments race to adapt to climate change, one challenge we face is that we simply don’t have enough people with the skills to make adaptation happen. Here’s how we can tackle that. As the annual global climate conference, the UN Climate Change Conference ( COP30 ) gets underway in Belém, Brazil, governments, global leaders, scientists and researchers are meeting to decide how to drive faster and bolder action to adapt to climate change, and one thing is clear, there’s never been a more crucial time for climate action and adaptation . However there’s a major problem. We’re short on the one thing we need most: people with the skills to make adaptation possible. While demand for green talent is soaring with hiring rates for green talent being 54.6% greater than hiring rates overall (according to LinkedIn’s Global Green Skills Report 2024), demand greatly outweighs the supply. According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025 , ‘despite a global 12% increase in workers acquiring green skills between 2022 and 2023, demand continues to outpace supply, with the number of job postings requiring at least one green skill rising by nearly 22% over the same period’. From supply chain decarbonisation, sustainable building and retrofitting to renewable energy and ecosystem management, recent government climate policies mean that green skills are needed now more than ever to fully lead the green transition and meet the climate goals that have been set. So if you’re considering a career change, the climate workforce urgently needs you. In this blog,\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Learning As the world gears up for COP30 and governments race to adapt to climate change, one challenge we face is that we simply don’t have enough people with the skills to make adaptation happen. Here’s how we can tackle that. As the annual global climate conference, the UN Climate Change Conference ( COP30 ) gets underway in Belém, Brazil, governments, global leaders, scientists and researchers are meeting to decide how to drive faster and bolder action to adapt to climate change, and one thing is clear, there’s never been a more crucial time for climate action and adaptation . However there’s a major problem. We’re short on the one thing we need most: people with the skills to make adaptation possible. While demand for green talent is soaring with hiring rates for green talent being 54.6% greater than hiring rates overall (according to LinkedIn’s Global Green Skills Report 2024), demand greatly outweighs the supply. According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025 , ‘despite a global 12% increase in workers acquiring green skills between 2022 and 2023, demand continues to outpace supply, with the number of job postings requiring at least one green skill rising by nearly 22% over the same period’. From supply chain decarbonisation, sustainable building and retrofitting to renewable energy and ecosystem management, recent government climate policies mean that green skills are needed now more than ever to fully lead the green transition and meet the climate goals that have been set. So if you’re considering a career change, the climate workforce urgently needs you. In this blog,"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Learning Ready for a promotion? In this step-by-step guide, we explore how you can take your career to the next level without hitting reset. November is National Career Development Month, a time for employees and employers to focus on career planning and professional development. If you’re a mid-level professional, it’s likely you’re facing one of three realities: If so, this guide is for you. Whether you’re aiming for a new title, bigger challenges, or a complete pivot within your field, here’s how you can strategically advance your career without hitting the reset button. According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025 , if the world’s workforce was made up of 100 people, 59 would need training by 2030. In other words, your existing skillset may not be enough to keep you competitive in just five years from now. This is the perfect time to double down on your specialist knowledge. Identify emerging trends in your industry such as artificial intelligence or cyber security . Position yourself as a subject matter expert others can rely on – that reputation is often what precedes a promotion. >> Discover our collection of online artificial intelligence degrees >> Discover our collection of cyber security degrees Soft skills continue to be essential in today’s workforce. Employers rank resilience, flexibility, leadership, social influence, creative thinking , motivation , and self-awareness among the most essential skills. These highlight the value of adaptability, collaboration, and emotional intelligence . Additional key soft skills include empathy, active list\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Learning Ready for a promotion? In this step-by-step guide, we explore how you can take your career to the next level without hitting reset. November is National Career Development Month, a time for employees and employers to focus on career planning and professional development. If you’re a mid-level professional, it’s likely you’re facing one of three realities: If so, this guide is for you. Whether you’re aiming for a new title, bigger challenges, or a complete pivot within your field, here’s how you can strategically advance your career without hitting the reset button. According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025 , if the world’s workforce was made up of 100 people, 59 would need training by 2030. In other words, your existing skillset may not be enough to keep you competitive in just five years from now. This is the perfect time to double down on your specialist knowledge. Identify emerging trends in your industry such as artificial intelligence or cyber security . Position yourself as a subject matter expert others can rely on – that reputation is often what precedes a promotion. >> Discover our collection of online artificial intelligence degrees >> Discover our collection of cyber security degrees Soft skills continue to be essential in today’s workforce. Employers rank resilience, flexibility, leadership, social influence, creative thinking , motivation , and self-awareness among the most essential skills. These highlight the value of adaptability, collaboration, and emotional intelligence . Additional key soft skills include empathy, active list"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Learning by FutureLearn Category: Learning Looking for more industry specific, in-depth content to help advance your career? A premium course could be for you. Learn more about what they are and how they can help you. If you’re an employee in 2025, you’ll have noticed one thing – your world of work is changing, and at rapid speed. From technological advancements to shifting business needs, more and more industries are looking for adaptable, digitally literate and skilled professionals, but what does this mean for you? Upskilling is one thing when you’re just starting out, but another for mid-career and senior professionals looking to invest in industry-specific expertise. That’s where our premium online courses come in. In this learner guide, we’ll explore premium courses, how they compare to our free online courses and how you can use them to boost your skills. Our premium online courses are designed for professionals looking to develop their skills, accelerate their career growth and reach their goals. With in-depth content and industry knowledge across topics such as business strategy , product development , dental radiography and laser safety awareness , learners can address technical and soft skill gaps at a range of price points to suit them. Like all our courses, you can learn at your own pace, from wherever you are in the world; however, our premium courses are all paid-for courses, meaning they’re suitable for learners looking to invest more in their skills. Once purchased, you’ll get unlimited access to your course. Aberystwyth University Life Cycle Assessment: Interpretation and Evaluation: (LCA Part 2) 5 weeks Business & Management,Nature & Environment Charter\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Learning by FutureLearn Category: Learning Looking for more industry specific, in-depth content to help advance your career? A premium course could be for you. Learn more about what they are and how they can help you. If you’re an employee in 2025, you’ll have noticed one thing – your world of work is changing, and at rapid speed. From technological advancements to shifting business needs, more and more industries are looking for adaptable, digitally literate and skilled professionals, but what does this mean for you? Upskilling is one thing when you’re just starting out, but another for mid-career and senior professionals looking to invest in industry-specific expertise. That’s where our premium online courses come in. In this learner guide, we’ll explore premium courses, how they compare to our free online courses and how you can use them to boost your skills. Our premium online courses are designed for professionals looking to develop their skills, accelerate their career growth and reach their goals. With in-depth content and industry knowledge across topics such as business strategy , product development , dental radiography and laser safety awareness , learners can address technical and soft skill gaps at a range of price points to suit them. Like all our courses, you can learn at your own pace, from wherever you are in the world; however, our premium courses are all paid-for courses, meaning they’re suitable for learners looking to invest more in their skills. Once purchased, you’ll get unlimited access to your course. Aberystwyth University Life Cycle Assessment: Interpretation and Evaluation: (LCA Part 2) 5 weeks Business & Management,Nature & Environment Charter"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Learning Learn more about FutureLearn, who we are, what we offer and how we can help you learn new skills, develop your interests and advance your career. Online education has exploded in the past decade with even more people logging on to complete online courses, bootcamps and degrees, and it’s expected that the e-learning market is going to triple by 2032 . As more and more learners look to join online learning platforms like ours, we figured it was time to reintroduce ourselves. Whether you’re a longtime FutureLearner or have just found your way onto our site today, this learner guide is for you. Keep reading to learn more about FutureLearn, our product offerings, who they’re for and how we can help you reach your goals. FutureLearn is a UK-based online learning platform that gives individual learners and businesses all over the world access to flexible, expert content. We launched our online learning platform in 2012 and ever since have partnered with top universities, organisations and brands such as UCL, King’s College London, Durham University, NHS, Bloomsbury Publishing, BFI, British Council, Accenture and more. Now with over 22 million registered learners on our platform, FutureLearn not only offers free online courses, premium, paid-for courses, flexible online degrees and microcredentials but also tools and resources such as our study abroad guidance , bite-sized courses for the time conscious, learner discounts , and of course, our blog . As one of the leading online learning platforms, our core mission has always been to transform access to education . From the car\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , General , Learning Learn more about FutureLearn, who we are, what we offer and how we can help you learn new skills, develop your interests and advance your career. Online education has exploded in the past decade with even more people logging on to complete online courses, bootcamps and degrees, and it’s expected that the e-learning market is going to triple by 2032 . As more and more learners look to join online learning platforms like ours, we figured it was time to reintroduce ourselves. Whether you’re a longtime FutureLearner or have just found your way onto our site today, this learner guide is for you. Keep reading to learn more about FutureLearn, our product offerings, who they’re for and how we can help you reach your goals. FutureLearn is a UK-based online learning platform that gives individual learners and businesses all over the world access to flexible, expert content. We launched our online learning platform in 2012 and ever since have partnered with top universities, organisations and brands such as UCL, King’s College London, Durham University, NHS, Bloomsbury Publishing, BFI, British Council, Accenture and more. Now with over 22 million registered learners on our platform, FutureLearn not only offers free online courses, premium, paid-for courses, flexible online degrees and microcredentials but also tools and resources such as our study abroad guidance , bite-sized courses for the time conscious, learner discounts , and of course, our blog . As one of the leading online learning platforms, our core mission has always been to transform access to education . From the car"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Boost your business analysis career with the right certifications. This guide explores the top business analysis certifications, outlining their benefits and requirements to help you choose the right one for your goals. For an aspiring or current business analyst, getting a certification can unlock a world of opportunities. As the demand for data skills grows, equipping yourself with the right credentials not only validates your expertise but also sets you apart in a competitive job market. Whether you’re just starting your career or seeking to advance in the field, the path to certification will deepen your understanding, enhance your professional profile, and demonstrate your expertise to potential employers. Certifications will cover a range of specialisations, from foundational data analysis to advanced techniques like predictive modelling and machine learning. They often involve coursework, exams, and sometimes practical projects. The “best” certification depends on your experience level, career aspirations, and specific area of interest within business analysis. However, many reputable organisations offer high-quality certifications. Consider these categories and examples: Foundational certifications: These are suitable for entry-level professionals or those seeking a broad understanding of business analysis principles. They often cover data manipulation, visualisation, and basic statistical analysis. Google, IBM, and others offer foundational certifications. Specialised certifications: These certifications focus on specific areas within business analysis, such as predictive modelling, data vis\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Boost your business analysis career with the right certifications. This guide explores the top business analysis certifications, outlining their benefits and requirements to help you choose the right one for your goals. For an aspiring or current business analyst, getting a certification can unlock a world of opportunities. As the demand for data skills grows, equipping yourself with the right credentials not only validates your expertise but also sets you apart in a competitive job market. Whether you’re just starting your career or seeking to advance in the field, the path to certification will deepen your understanding, enhance your professional profile, and demonstrate your expertise to potential employers. Certifications will cover a range of specialisations, from foundational data analysis to advanced techniques like predictive modelling and machine learning. They often involve coursework, exams, and sometimes practical projects. The “best” certification depends on your experience level, career aspirations, and specific area of interest within business analysis. However, many reputable organisations offer high-quality certifications. Consider these categories and examples: Foundational certifications: These are suitable for entry-level professionals or those seeking a broad understanding of business analysis principles. They often cover data manipulation, visualisation, and basic statistical analysis. Google, IBM, and others offer foundational certifications. Specialised certifications: These certifications focus on specific areas within business analysis, such as predictive modelling, data vis"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Discover what business analysis is, its importance, types, tools, and components. Learn how data analysis drives informed decisions, improves efficiency, and boosts business performance. Business analysis is not just about understanding data; it’s about transforming that data into actionable insights that drive organisational success. The ability to analyse and interpret information effectively has become a cornerstone of strategic decision making, enabling businesses to adapt and thrive. Encompassing a variety of techniques and tools, business analysis is designed to gather, process, and present information that informs key business strategies. By harnessing the full potential of data, organisations can uncover underlying trends, optimise operations, and enhance customer understanding, paving the way for improved performance and innovation. Let’s dive into the vital components, types, and tools of business analysis where you’ll discover how this dynamic field empowers professionals to make informed decisions and unlock the insights to shape the future of organisations. Business analysis is the process of examining raw data with the purpose of drawing conclusions about that information. It uses a combination of techniques and technologies to gather, analyse, interpret, and present business information to help organisations make better decisions. This involves transforming raw data into actionable insights, providing a clearer view of current business performance and allowing for better prediction of future trends and outcomes. Unlike simple reporting that simply presents data, business analysis focus\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Discover what business analysis is, its importance, types, tools, and components. Learn how data analysis drives informed decisions, improves efficiency, and boosts business performance. Business analysis is not just about understanding data; it’s about transforming that data into actionable insights that drive organisational success. The ability to analyse and interpret information effectively has become a cornerstone of strategic decision making, enabling businesses to adapt and thrive. Encompassing a variety of techniques and tools, business analysis is designed to gather, process, and present information that informs key business strategies. By harnessing the full potential of data, organisations can uncover underlying trends, optimise operations, and enhance customer understanding, paving the way for improved performance and innovation. Let’s dive into the vital components, types, and tools of business analysis where you’ll discover how this dynamic field empowers professionals to make informed decisions and unlock the insights to shape the future of organisations. Business analysis is the process of examining raw data with the purpose of drawing conclusions about that information. It uses a combination of techniques and technologies to gather, analyse, interpret, and present business information to help organisations make better decisions. This involves transforming raw data into actionable insights, providing a clearer view of current business performance and allowing for better prediction of future trends and outcomes. Unlike simple reporting that simply presents data, business analysis focus"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Project management is the backbone of successful businesses, ensuring that goals are met efficiently and effectively. From organising a small event or leading a multi-million-pound infrastructure project, understanding the principles of project management is crucial. Project management is the backbone of successful businesses, ensuring that goals are met efficiently and effectively. Whether you’re organising a small event or leading a multi-million-pound infrastructure project, understanding the principles of project management is crucial to achieving success. This guide will walk you through what project management is, why it’s important, the different types, essential tools, and the key components that make up a successful project. By the end, you’ll not only gain a deeper appreciation for this dynamic field but also feel inspired to pursue a career in it or consider furthering your education with FutureLearn. Project management is more than just a set of tools and techniques; it’s a structured approach that brings clarity, focus, and results to any endeavour. From defining goals to managing risks and delivering value, it’s a discipline that empowers individuals and organisations to turn ideas into reality. Project management is the art and science of planning, organising, and executing resources to achieve specific objectives within a defined timeframe and budget. Unlike general management, which is an ongoing process, project management focuses on delivering a final product or outcome. It’s a structured approach that ensures tasks are completed efficiently, risks are managed, and stakeholders are\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Business and Management by FutureLearn Category: Business and Management Project management is the backbone of successful businesses, ensuring that goals are met efficiently and effectively. From organising a small event or leading a multi-million-pound infrastructure project, understanding the principles of project management is crucial. Project management is the backbone of successful businesses, ensuring that goals are met efficiently and effectively. Whether you’re organising a small event or leading a multi-million-pound infrastructure project, understanding the principles of project management is crucial to achieving success. This guide will walk you through what project management is, why it’s important, the different types, essential tools, and the key components that make up a successful project. By the end, you’ll not only gain a deeper appreciation for this dynamic field but also feel inspired to pursue a career in it or consider furthering your education with FutureLearn. Project management is more than just a set of tools and techniques; it’s a structured approach that brings clarity, focus, and results to any endeavour. From defining goals to managing risks and delivering value, it’s a discipline that empowers individuals and organisations to turn ideas into reality. Project management is the art and science of planning, organising, and executing resources to achieve specific objectives within a defined timeframe and budget. Unlike general management, which is an ongoing process, project management focuses on delivering a final product or outcome. It’s a structured approach that ensures tasks are completed efficiently, risks are managed, and stakeholders are"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Digital Skills , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Digital Skills , Learning Explore how AI is transforming the way we work and how you can improve your AI literacy with AI experts at Accenture. From ‘AI-generated’ becoming part of our modern lexicon to ChatGPT, Face ID and Turnitin being just some examples of AI-powered technologies used practically everyday, AI is well and truly here – but what exactly is AI and how can you use it to work smarter? Keep reading to hear from the AI experts at Accenture, a multinational technology consultancy firm, for their valuable insights and tips. Good question. Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to machines simulating human intelligence—learning, reasoning, and making decisions. In 2025, AI is no longer a futuristic concept but a core driver of how we work, live, and innovate. From diagnosing illnesses and generating content to transforming customer service and data analysis, AI is becoming deeply embedded in everyday business operations and our everyday lives. The growth of AI is accelerating rapidly. According to McKinsey , generative AI could contribute between $2.6 trillion and $4.4 trillion annually to the global economy. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs estimates that up to 300 million jobs worldwide could be affected by AI, with tasks in areas like writing, legal analysis, and design increasingly being automated. While there are growing fears that AI could potentially replace a number of roles, it’s important to note that this technological shift is more about augmentation than replacement—creating space for new roles that complement human skills with AI capabilities. The World Economic Forum\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Digital Skills , Learning by FutureLearn Category: Career Development , Digital Skills , Learning Explore how AI is transforming the way we work and how you can improve your AI literacy with AI experts at Accenture. From ‘AI-generated’ becoming part of our modern lexicon to ChatGPT, Face ID and Turnitin being just some examples of AI-powered technologies used practically everyday, AI is well and truly here – but what exactly is AI and how can you use it to work smarter? Keep reading to hear from the AI experts at Accenture, a multinational technology consultancy firm, for their valuable insights and tips. Good question. Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to machines simulating human intelligence—learning, reasoning, and making decisions. In 2025, AI is no longer a futuristic concept but a core driver of how we work, live, and innovate. From diagnosing illnesses and generating content to transforming customer service and data analysis, AI is becoming deeply embedded in everyday business operations and our everyday lives. The growth of AI is accelerating rapidly. According to McKinsey , generative AI could contribute between $2.6 trillion and $4.4 trillion annually to the global economy. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs estimates that up to 300 million jobs worldwide could be affected by AI, with tasks in areas like writing, legal analysis, and design increasingly being automated. While there are growing fears that AI could potentially replace a number of roles, it’s important to note that this technological shift is more about augmentation than replacement—creating space for new roles that complement human skills with AI capabilities. The World Economic Forum"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Updated on June 26th, 2025 Category: Career Development , General , Job Market by FutureLearn Updated on June 26th, 2025 Category: Career Development , General , Job Market Want to get ahead with your career? Explore our guide to the fastest-growing jobs, sectors and skills in 2025 and beyond. From the AI boom to the 2024 Budget, employees in 2025 will need to be more strategic than they’ve ever been to get, and stay ahead, in their respective industries. According to a report by Telegraph Money, job vacancies in 2024 have fallen to pre-pandemic levels, by 13.5% to be specific, the lowest since March-May 2021. As the 2024 Budget means higher operating costs for businesses, more employers are cutting back on hiring, but where does this leave an employee in 2025? Keep reading to learn what skills, sectors and jobs you should focus on to put your career at an advantage. Thinking of changing industries? These are some of the fastest-growing industries in 2025. With the growth of generative AI (thanks in part to the launch of ChatGPT) in the workplace in 2024, the increasing need for cybersecurity professionals and general digital literacy, tech continues to be one of 2025’s top sectors according to the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Future of Jobs 2025 report. An estimated 60% of employers expect that increasing digital access will transform their businesses by 2030. From AI, robotics and automation to information storage and distribution, it’s expected that these trends will have an impact on the sector, with the space for tech professionals continuing to grow in the coming years. University of Leeds How to Get Into AI 2 weeks IT & Computer Science Nottingham Trent University How to Bui\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " FutureLearn uses cookies to enhance your experience of the website. All but strictly necessary cookies are currently disabled for this browser. Turn on JavaScript to exercise your cookie preferences for all non-essential cookies. You can read FutureLearn's Cookie policy here . FutureLearn Updated on June 26th, 2025 Category: Career Development , General , Job Market by FutureLearn Updated on June 26th, 2025 Category: Career Development , General , Job Market Want to get ahead with your career? Explore our guide to the fastest-growing jobs, sectors and skills in 2025 and beyond. From the AI boom to the 2024 Budget, employees in 2025 will need to be more strategic than they’ve ever been to get, and stay ahead, in their respective industries. According to a report by Telegraph Money, job vacancies in 2024 have fallen to pre-pandemic levels, by 13.5% to be specific, the lowest since March-May 2021. As the 2024 Budget means higher operating costs for businesses, more employers are cutting back on hiring, but where does this leave an employee in 2025? Keep reading to learn what skills, sectors and jobs you should focus on to put your career at an advantage. Thinking of changing industries? These are some of the fastest-growing industries in 2025. With the growth of generative AI (thanks in part to the launch of ChatGPT) in the workplace in 2024, the increasing need for cybersecurity professionals and general digital literacy, tech continues to be one of 2025’s top sectors according to the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Future of Jobs 2025 report. An estimated 60% of employers expect that increasing digital access will transform their businesses by 2030. From AI, robotics and automation to information storage and distribution, it’s expected that these trends will have an impact on the sector, with the space for tech professionals continuing to grow in the coming years. University of Leeds How to Get Into AI 2 weeks IT & Computer Science Nottingham Trent University How to Bui"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nRajasthan DigiFest X TiE Global Summit 2026 is building a bridge between technology and creativity through film, gaming, art, and storytelling.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Rajasthan DigiFest X TiE Global Summit 2026 is building a bridge between technology and creativity through film, gaming, art, and storytelling."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nShastra VC, an early-stage venture capital firm, has launched what it calls India’s first venture capital–led deep-tech fellowship, aimed at converting academic research into venture-ready startups.\n\nThe programme, called SDEX, offers equity-free funding of up to $100,000 per fellow and targets res\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Shastra VC, an early-stage venture capital firm, has launched what it calls India’s first venture capital–led deep-tech fellowship, aimed at converting academic research into venture-ready startups.\n\nThe programme, called SDEX, offers equity-free funding of up to $100,000 per fellow and targets res"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nBengaluru-based Enterprise Communications startup Fyno is building a central communication layer to solve fragmentation in BFSI messaging.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Bengaluru-based Enterprise Communications startup Fyno is building a central communication layer to solve fragmentation in BFSI messaging."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe partnership between Tata and Intel explores manufacturing, packaging, and AI compute enablement to bolster India’s semiconductor ecosystem\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The partnership between Tata and Intel explores manufacturing, packaging, and AI compute enablement to bolster India’s semiconductor ecosystem"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe new facility will house the Institute for Inventing the Future, the School of AI & Computer Science, and several specialised laboratories.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The new facility will house the Institute for Inventing the Future, the School of AI & Computer Science, and several specialised laboratories."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDespite operating a smaller fleet of 198 aircraft as of April 14, 2025, Air India employs a larger pool of 6,350 pilots, representing around 45% of pilots working across major airlines.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Despite operating a smaller fleet of 198 aircraft as of April 14, 2025, Air India employs a larger pool of 6,350 pilots, representing around 45% of pilots working across major airlines."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nYourStory presents the daily news roundup from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here’s the roundup for Tuesday, December 9, 2025.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " YourStory presents the daily news roundup from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here’s the roundup for Tuesday, December 9, 2025."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nYourStory presents the daily news roundup from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here's the roundup for Monday, December 8, 2025.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " YourStory presents the daily news roundup from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here's the roundup for Monday, December 8, 2025."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nWith Blinkit parent Eternal sitting on over Rs 18,000 crore in cash, Swiggy moves to bulk up its reserves to stay competitive in the capital-heavy race for speed, scale and customer frequency.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " With Blinkit parent Eternal sitting on over Rs 18,000 crore in cash, Swiggy moves to bulk up its reserves to stay competitive in the capital-heavy race for speed, scale and customer frequency."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDiscover how the ancient Japanese Gyoji system can help you build consistent, unbreakable habits. Learn its principles and apply them to your daily routine.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Discover how the ancient Japanese Gyoji system can help you build consistent, unbreakable habits. Learn its principles and apply them to your daily routine."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nPronto is an on-demand household services platform for tasks like cleaning and meal prep. By providing training, benefits, and stable income to its workforce, the startup says it is building a win-win model for both households and professionals.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Pronto is an on-demand household services platform for tasks like cleaning and meal prep. By providing training, benefits, and stable income to its workforce, the startup says it is building a win-win model for both households and professionals."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nAt TechSparks 2025, industry leaders revealed how enterprises are building scalable, secure GenAI systems that deliver real business value.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " At TechSparks 2025, industry leaders revealed how enterprises are building scalable, secure GenAI systems that deliver real business value."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nThe Chiratae Sonic DeepTech program will invest up to $2 million from Seed to Series A stage startups.\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " The Chiratae Sonic DeepTech program will invest up to $2 million from Seed to Series A stage startups."}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"How Airtel Payments Bank Is Bridging the Financial Gap in India with Digital Banking\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Airtel-ftr.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />India’s banking landscape has undergone a seismic shift over the past decade — from the days of manual passbooks and&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"How Airtel Payments Bank Is Bridging the Financial Gap in India with Digital Banking\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Airtel-ftr.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />India’s banking landscape has undergone a seismic shift over the past decade — from the days of manual passbooks and&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"Lending Tech Startup Fibe Raises $35 Mn To Enhance Product Suite\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/08/Fibe-FY23-ftr.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Digital lending startup Fibe has raised $35 Mn (about INR 314 Cr) from International Finance Corporation (IFC) as part of&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"Lending Tech Startup Fibe Raises $35 Mn To Enhance Product Suite\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/08/Fibe-FY23-ftr.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Digital lending startup Fibe has raised $35 Mn (about INR 314 Cr) from International Finance Corporation (IFC) as part of&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Cars24-ftr-1.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Z47-backed GenWise, the lifestyle app built for India’s senior citizens, has shut down its operations.   The startup, which had a&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Cars24-ftr-1.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Z47-backed GenWise, the lifestyle app built for India’s senior citizens, has shut down its operations.   The startup, which had a&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/07/Leap-ftr.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Supply chain solutions provider LEAP India has got Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) go ahead to proceed with&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/07/Leap-ftr.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Supply chain solutions provider LEAP India has got Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) go ahead to proceed with&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"GenAI Coding Startup Emergent Bags Funding From Google’s AI Futures Fund\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/09/Upgrad.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Agentic AI startup Emergent has secured a strategic investment from Google’s AI Futures Fund to develop its agentic vibe-coding platform. &#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"GenAI Coding Startup Emergent Bags Funding From Google’s AI Futures Fund\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/09/Upgrad.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Agentic AI startup Emergent has secured a strategic investment from Google’s AI Futures Fund to develop its agentic vibe-coding platform. &#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"BlackSoil Capital Raises INR 65 Cr To Expand Lending Portfolio\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2024/03/Blacksoil-FT.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Venture debt firm BlackSoil Capital has received an equity infusion of INR 65 Cr from Dutch entrepreneurial development bank FMO&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"BlackSoil Capital Raises INR 65 Cr To Expand Lending Portfolio\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2024/03/Blacksoil-FT.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Venture debt firm BlackSoil Capital has received an equity infusion of INR 65 Cr from Dutch entrepreneurial development bank FMO&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"Wakefit IPO Day 2: Issue Subscribed 27% So Far, Retail Portion Fully Booked\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Wakefit-IPO-FTR.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />D2C mattress and furniture company Wakefit’s IPO was subscribed 27.4% till 12:38 IST on the second day of bidding. The&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"Wakefit IPO Day 2: Issue Subscribed 27% So Far, Retail Portion Fully Booked\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Wakefit-IPO-FTR.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />D2C mattress and furniture company Wakefit’s IPO was subscribed 27.4% till 12:38 IST on the second day of bidding. The&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"6 Indian Startups That Became Unicorns In 2025\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/New-Unicorns-In-2025-ftr.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />The late stage Indian startup ecosystem rediscovered its rhythm in 2025 in terms of IPOs, but the number of unicorns&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"6 Indian Startups That Became Unicorns In 2025\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/New-Unicorns-In-2025-ftr.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />The late stage Indian startup ecosystem rediscovered its rhythm in 2025 in terms of IPOs, but the number of unicorns&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"Driving Change: AI Policy in India’s Auto Sector\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Untitled-design-31.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />The India AI Governance Guidelines (AI Governance Guidelines), released by the Ministry of Electronics &#38; IT under the IndiaAI Mission&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"Driving Change: AI Policy in India’s Auto Sector\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Untitled-design-31.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />The India AI Governance Guidelines (AI Governance Guidelines), released by the Ministry of Electronics &#38; IT under the IndiaAI Mission&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"Gaming In 2026, PW Rolls In Q2 Profits &amp; More\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/FTR-Daily-Brief-49.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Gaming In The Post-RMG Era India&#8217;s online gaming industry closed a painful chapter in 2025. The ban on online real&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"Gaming In 2026, PW Rolls In Q2 Profits &amp; More\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/FTR-Daily-Brief-49.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Gaming In The Post-RMG Era India&#8217;s online gaming industry closed a painful chapter in 2025. The ban on online real&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"Glitch Made Dummy Data Visible: Starlink On India Pricing Leak\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/starlink-India-featured.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Hours after Starlink’s website briefly displayed residential tariff plans for India, the satellite communications (satcom) operator has now claimed that&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"Glitch Made Dummy Data Visible: Starlink On India Pricing Leak\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/starlink-India-featured.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Hours after Starlink’s website briefly displayed residential tariff plans for India, the satellite communications (satcom) operator has now claimed that&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/10/swiggy-flipkart-featured-1.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Update &#124; December 8, 23:15 IST Listed foodtech major Swiggy today said its shareholders approved a proposal to raise up&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/10/swiggy-flipkart-featured-1.png\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Update &#124; December 8, 23:15 IST Listed foodtech major Swiggy today said its shareholders approved a proposal to raise up&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"OfBusiness To Completely Acquire Indian Design: Report\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/04/OfBusiness-ftr.jpeg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />B2B marketplace unicorn OfBusiness is reportedly set to completely acquire garment and home textile manufacturer Indian Design. As per a&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"OfBusiness To Completely Acquire Indian Design: Report\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/04/OfBusiness-ftr.jpeg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />B2B marketplace unicorn OfBusiness is reportedly set to completely acquire garment and home textile manufacturer Indian Design. As per a&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"Wakefit IPO Day 2: Issue Subscribed 27% So Far, Retail Portion Fully Booked\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Wakefit-IPO-FTR.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Update &#124; December 08, 18:47 IST  Wakefit’s IPO got off to a subdued start on Day 1, with the issue&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"Wakefit IPO Day 2: Issue Subscribed 27% So Far, Retail Portion Fully Booked\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1020\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/Wakefit-IPO-FTR.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1360\" />Update &#124; December 08, 18:47 IST  Wakefit’s IPO got off to a subdued start on Day 1, with the issue&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<img alt=\"In Memoriam: Founders, Startup Leaders Who Passed Away In 2025\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1021\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/social-copy-100.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1361\" />Every now and then the Indian startup ecosystem gets a sobering reality check; founder and employee wellness become hot topics,&#8230;\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <img alt=\"In Memoriam: Founders, Startup Leaders Who Passed Away In 2025\" class=\"webfeedsFeaturedVisual wp-post-image\" height=\"1021\" src=\"https://inc42.com/cdn-cgi/image/quality=75/https://asset.inc42.com/2025/12/social-copy-100.jpg\" style=\"display: block; margin: auto; margin-bottom: 5px;\" width=\"1361\" />Every now and then the Indian startup ecosystem gets a sobering reality check; founder and employee wellness become hot topics,&#8230;"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nFor decades, the USA has been one of the most popular destinations for students looking to pursue higher education. Whether you’re considering where to study abroad or planning your next academic adventure, there are countless reasons to study in the USA . This blog will explore why so many international students choose America, highlighting its academic prestige, cultural diversity, and promising career opportunities. One of the leading reasons to study in the USA is the world-class education system. American universities are renowned for their cutting-edge research facilities, innovative teaching methods, and a diverse range of programs. From STEM to humanities, students find ample opportunities to deepen their knowledge and skills. The USA is home to millions of foreign students in the US , making it a vibrant hub of multiculturalism. This diversity creates an inclusive and supportive environment where international students feel at home. Universities provide tailored support services to help international students USA adapt and thrive academically and socially. Studying in America opens doors to global career pathways. Many top US universities have strong ties with industries and businesses worldwide, giving students practical experience and networking advantages. For US international students , internships and work opportunities during and after study provide a significant edge in the global job market. Whether you want to pursue undergraduate, graduate, or professional studies, the USA offers flexible academic pathways. With over 4,000 colleges and universities, students can select programs tailored to their interests, schedules, and career goals. Beyond academics, life in the USA offers rich cultural experiences. International students enjoy engaging in various extracurricular activities, community events, and exploring America’s diverse cities and landscapes. This cultural exposure enhances personal growth and global awareness. Contrary to popular belief, st\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " For decades, the USA has been one of the most popular destinations for students looking to pursue higher education. Whether you’re considering where to study abroad or planning your next academic adventure, there are countless reasons to study in the USA . This blog will explore why so many international students choose America, highlighting its academic prestige, cultural diversity, and promising career opportunities. One of the leading reasons to study in the USA is the world-class education system. American universities are renowned for their cutting-edge research facilities, innovative teaching methods, and a diverse range of programs. From STEM to humanities, students find ample opportunities to deepen their knowledge and skills. The USA is home to millions of foreign students in the US , making it a vibrant hub of multiculturalism. This diversity creates an inclusive and supportive environment where international students feel at home. Universities provide tailored support services to help international students USA adapt and thrive academically and socially. Studying in America opens doors to global career pathways. Many top US universities have strong ties with industries and businesses worldwide, giving students practical experience and networking advantages. For US international students , internships and work opportunities during and after study provide a significant edge in the global job market. Whether you want to pursue undergraduate, graduate, or professional studies, the USA offers flexible academic pathways. With over 4,000 colleges and universities, students can select programs tailored to their interests, schedules, and career goals. Beyond academics, life in the USA offers rich cultural experiences. International students enjoy engaging in various extracurricular activities, community events, and exploring America’s diverse cities and landscapes. This cultural exposure enhances personal growth and global awareness. Contrary to popular belief, st"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nStudying abroad has traditionally meant spending a semester or even a year in a foreign country. But today, short-term study abroad programs are rapidly gaining traction among students. With changing academic schedules, tighter budgets, and the need for practical global exposure, more students are turning to shorter, more flexible international experiences. So, why is short-term study abroad popular —and is it the right choice for you? Let’s explore the benefits, opportunities, and growing demand behind this trend. Short-term study abroad typically refers to programs lasting anywhere from one to eight weeks. These may take place during summer, winter break, or spring break, and are often focused on a specific academic subject, cultural immersion, or service-learning project. They provide a condensed, intensive international experience—without the long-term commitment or high costs associated with traditional study abroad. There are several reasons why students are increasingly choosing short-term programs over semester-long stays: College students today often juggle internships, part-time jobs, and packed course loads. Short-term programs allow them to gain global exposure without falling behind academically or missing work opportunities at home. One of the biggest advantages of short-term study abroad programs is cost. They’re often significantly less expensive than semester-long programs, making them more accessible to a wider range of students. In today’s global job market, international experience is highly valued. Short programs focused on specific industries—like business, health care, or environmental science—can help students develop career-ready skills and stand out in competitive job applications. Even a few weeks abroad can offer deep cultural learning, language exposure, and the chance to build a global mindset—something highly desirable for employers and graduate programs alike. There’s a growing body of research suggesting that short-term study abroad \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Studying abroad has traditionally meant spending a semester or even a year in a foreign country. But today, short-term study abroad programs are rapidly gaining traction among students. With changing academic schedules, tighter budgets, and the need for practical global exposure, more students are turning to shorter, more flexible international experiences. So, why is short-term study abroad popular —and is it the right choice for you? Let’s explore the benefits, opportunities, and growing demand behind this trend. Short-term study abroad typically refers to programs lasting anywhere from one to eight weeks. These may take place during summer, winter break, or spring break, and are often focused on a specific academic subject, cultural immersion, or service-learning project. They provide a condensed, intensive international experience—without the long-term commitment or high costs associated with traditional study abroad. There are several reasons why students are increasingly choosing short-term programs over semester-long stays: College students today often juggle internships, part-time jobs, and packed course loads. Short-term programs allow them to gain global exposure without falling behind academically or missing work opportunities at home. One of the biggest advantages of short-term study abroad programs is cost. They’re often significantly less expensive than semester-long programs, making them more accessible to a wider range of students. In today’s global job market, international experience is highly valued. Short programs focused on specific industries—like business, health care, or environmental science—can help students develop career-ready skills and stand out in competitive job applications. Even a few weeks abroad can offer deep cultural learning, language exposure, and the chance to build a global mindset—something highly desirable for employers and graduate programs alike. There’s a growing body of research suggesting that short-term study abroad"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nStudying abroad is an incredible opportunity for education majors to gain global perspectives, hands-on teaching experience, and cultural insights that can enrich their future careers. But with so many options available, it’s essential to know the best places to study abroad for education majors that align with your goals and interests. Choosing to study abroad for education majors means more than just attending classes overseas. It’s about immersing yourself in diverse educational systems, understanding different teaching methods, and developing cross-cultural communication skills. These experiences can help future teachers become more adaptable and culturally sensitive educators. Here are some of the best countries to study abroad for education majors that offer strong education programs, practical teaching opportunities, and vibrant cultural experiences: Hankuk University offers excellent programs for education majors, especially those interested in teaching English as a second language. Students benefit from strong language support and opportunities to engage with local schools. The University of Wyoming provides a range of education degrees with hands-on teaching practical experiences. It’s a great option for students seeking diverse classroom settings and innovative teaching methodologies. Known for its focus on research and practical education, the University of Waikato offers education majors a chance to explore indigenous education practices and progressive teaching approaches. Universidad de La Sabana combines strong academic coursework with cultural immersion in one of South America’s most vibrant countries. It’s ideal for education majors looking to gain experience in bilingual and multicultural classrooms. London Metropolitan University is recognized for its inclusive education programs and partnerships with local schools, giving students ample opportunities for classroom practice in a dynamic urban environment. New Vision University offers innovative e\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Studying abroad is an incredible opportunity for education majors to gain global perspectives, hands-on teaching experience, and cultural insights that can enrich their future careers. But with so many options available, it’s essential to know the best places to study abroad for education majors that align with your goals and interests. Choosing to study abroad for education majors means more than just attending classes overseas. It’s about immersing yourself in diverse educational systems, understanding different teaching methods, and developing cross-cultural communication skills. These experiences can help future teachers become more adaptable and culturally sensitive educators. Here are some of the best countries to study abroad for education majors that offer strong education programs, practical teaching opportunities, and vibrant cultural experiences: Hankuk University offers excellent programs for education majors, especially those interested in teaching English as a second language. Students benefit from strong language support and opportunities to engage with local schools. The University of Wyoming provides a range of education degrees with hands-on teaching practical experiences. It’s a great option for students seeking diverse classroom settings and innovative teaching methodologies. Known for its focus on research and practical education, the University of Waikato offers education majors a chance to explore indigenous education practices and progressive teaching approaches. Universidad de La Sabana combines strong academic coursework with cultural immersion in one of South America’s most vibrant countries. It’s ideal for education majors looking to gain experience in bilingual and multicultural classrooms. London Metropolitan University is recognized for its inclusive education programs and partnerships with local schools, giving students ample opportunities for classroom practice in a dynamic urban environment. New Vision University offers innovative e"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<p>The post <a href=\"https://www.studyabroad.com/blog/studying-abroad-for-introverts-tips/\">Studying Abroad Tips for Introverts: Enjoy Your Experience</a> appeared first on <a href=\"https://www.studyabroad.com\">StudyAbroad.com</a>.</p>\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <p>The post <a href=\"https://www.studyabroad.com/blog/studying-abroad-for-introverts-tips/\">Studying Abroad Tips for Introverts: Enjoy Your Experience</a> appeared first on <a href=\"https://www.studyabroad.com\">StudyAbroad.com</a>.</p>"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\n<p>The post <a href=\"https://www.studyabroad.com/blog/semester-abroad-packing-guide-pack-light-travel-easy/\">Semester Abroad Packing Guide: Pack Light &#038; Travel Easy</a> appeared first on <a href=\"https://www.studyabroad.com\">StudyAbroad.com</a>.</p>\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " <p>The post <a href=\"https://www.studyabroad.com/blog/semester-abroad-packing-guide-pack-light-travel-easy/\">Semester Abroad Packing Guide: Pack Light &#038; Travel Easy</a> appeared first on <a href=\"https://www.studyabroad.com\">StudyAbroad.com</a>.</p>"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nStudying abroad is a life-changing experience, especially for students majoring in the STEM fields—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. If you’re a STEM student looking to expand your academic horizons, gain hands-on international experience, and build a competitive global resume, choosing the right STEM study abroad program is a crucial step. In this blog, we’ll guide you through the best study abroad programs for STEM majors , highlight key benefits, and suggest destinations that align with your academic and professional goals. While study abroad programs are often associated with liberal arts majors, more and more students majoring in the STEM fields study abroad every year. Here’s why: Here are a few countries known for offering strong study abroad programs for STEM majors : Depending on your interests and goals, here are a few program types to consider: Faculty-Led Programs: Short-term, guided experiences focused on specific STEM To find the best study abroad programs for STEM majors , consider the following: Choosing to study abroad as a STEM major is a smart move for students seeking both academic excellence and global exposure. With so many top-quality STEM study abroad programs available, you can find the perfect fit for your major—whether it’s engineering, computer science, biology, or mathematics. By immersing yourself in a new academic environment, you’ll gain valuable cross-cultural skills, expand your professional network, and develop a global mindset that today’s employers look for. The world is full of opportunities—don’t limit your education to just one country. Start researching the best study abroad programs for STEM majors now and take the first step toward an international career in science and technology. No spam, just high quality content. \" * \" indicates required fields Δ JOIN OUR COMMUNITY. CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL. STUDY ABROAD FOR EVERYONE We’re here to make studying abroad achievable, and we’re building a community of open-\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Studying abroad is a life-changing experience, especially for students majoring in the STEM fields—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. If you’re a STEM student looking to expand your academic horizons, gain hands-on international experience, and build a competitive global resume, choosing the right STEM study abroad program is a crucial step. In this blog, we’ll guide you through the best study abroad programs for STEM majors , highlight key benefits, and suggest destinations that align with your academic and professional goals. While study abroad programs are often associated with liberal arts majors, more and more students majoring in the STEM fields study abroad every year. Here’s why: Here are a few countries known for offering strong study abroad programs for STEM majors : Depending on your interests and goals, here are a few program types to consider: Faculty-Led Programs: Short-term, guided experiences focused on specific STEM To find the best study abroad programs for STEM majors , consider the following: Choosing to study abroad as a STEM major is a smart move for students seeking both academic excellence and global exposure. With so many top-quality STEM study abroad programs available, you can find the perfect fit for your major—whether it’s engineering, computer science, biology, or mathematics. By immersing yourself in a new academic environment, you’ll gain valuable cross-cultural skills, expand your professional network, and develop a global mindset that today’s employers look for. The world is full of opportunities—don’t limit your education to just one country. Start researching the best study abroad programs for STEM majors now and take the first step toward an international career in science and technology. No spam, just high quality content. \" * \" indicates required fields Δ JOIN OUR COMMUNITY. CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL. STUDY ABROAD FOR EVERYONE We’re here to make studying abroad achievable, and we’re building a community of open-"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nStudying abroad is an exciting adventure, but it often comes with a challenge that many students face: foreign language anxiety. Whether you’re taking classes, making friends, or navigating daily life, this fear can make it difficult to fully enjoy your experience. In this blog, we’ll explore what foreign language anxiety is and share effective strategies for overcoming foreign language anxiety while studying abroad. Before diving into solutions, it’s important to understand what is foreign language anxiety is. It’s a specific type of nervousness or fear that arises when using a new language in social or academic settings. This anxiety can cause self-doubt, hesitation, and sometimes even physical symptoms like sweating or rapid heartbeat. Many students feel pressure to speak perfectly, which increases stress and makes communication even harder. If you’re wondering how to overcome language anxiety, you’re not alone. Here are some proven tips that can help: The more you practice, the more confident you’ll feel. Remember, mistakes are part of learning. Instead of fearing errors, see them as opportunities to improve. Don’t expect perfection overnight. Set small, achievable goals for each day, such as learning five new words or starting a conversation with a classmate. Join language clubs, use apps, or find study groups. Having a community where you can practice without judgment makes a huge difference. Anticipate common phrases or questions you’ll encounter while studying in a foreign language . Preparing ahead reduces anxiety when those moments happen. 5. Practice Mindfulness and Relaxation Techniques like deep breathing or meditation can help manage physical symptoms of anxiety before and during conversations. Aside from managing anxiety, effective study habits can boost your overall success. Here are some additional tips for studying in a foreign language: One of the biggest hurdles is the fear of speaking. To overcome fear of speaking a foreign language, try these s\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Studying abroad is an exciting adventure, but it often comes with a challenge that many students face: foreign language anxiety. Whether you’re taking classes, making friends, or navigating daily life, this fear can make it difficult to fully enjoy your experience. In this blog, we’ll explore what foreign language anxiety is and share effective strategies for overcoming foreign language anxiety while studying abroad. Before diving into solutions, it’s important to understand what is foreign language anxiety is. It’s a specific type of nervousness or fear that arises when using a new language in social or academic settings. This anxiety can cause self-doubt, hesitation, and sometimes even physical symptoms like sweating or rapid heartbeat. Many students feel pressure to speak perfectly, which increases stress and makes communication even harder. If you’re wondering how to overcome language anxiety, you’re not alone. Here are some proven tips that can help: The more you practice, the more confident you’ll feel. Remember, mistakes are part of learning. Instead of fearing errors, see them as opportunities to improve. Don’t expect perfection overnight. Set small, achievable goals for each day, such as learning five new words or starting a conversation with a classmate. Join language clubs, use apps, or find study groups. Having a community where you can practice without judgment makes a huge difference. Anticipate common phrases or questions you’ll encounter while studying in a foreign language . Preparing ahead reduces anxiety when those moments happen. 5. Practice Mindfulness and Relaxation Techniques like deep breathing or meditation can help manage physical symptoms of anxiety before and during conversations. Aside from managing anxiety, effective study habits can boost your overall success. Here are some additional tips for studying in a foreign language: One of the biggest hurdles is the fear of speaking. To overcome fear of speaking a foreign language, try these s"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nIf you’re passionate about food and dream of becoming a world-class chef, you may be wondering: why study culinary arts abroad instead of locally? The answer is simple—studying culinary arts abroad gives you access to diverse cuisines, hands-on training with international chefs, and a rich cultural experience that shapes your culinary perspective. In today’s globalized kitchen, having international experience isn’t just impressive—it can significantly benefit your culinary career. Here’s why pursuing a culinary arts study abroad program is one of the smartest moves for aspiring chefs. One of the biggest benefits of culinary art schools abroad is the chance to study regional dishes right where they originated. Want to master French pastries, Thai street food, or Italian pasta? There’s no better place to learn than in France, Thailand, or Italy. Instead of reading about techniques or watching online tutorials, you’re getting first-hand training in the country’s food culture. That level of authenticity can’t be replicated in a classroom back home. When you study culinary arts abroad , you’re exposed to a variety of ingredients, preparation styles, and cultural traditions. This diverse knowledge not only enhances your creativity in the kitchen but also prepares you for a global culinary career. Your palate expands, your understanding of food deepens, and you gain the ability to blend techniques and flavors across borders. This is one of the best ways to develop a truly international approach to cooking. Employers in the culinary industry value candidates with international training. Why? Because it shows adaptability, independence, and a broader understanding of food and hospitality. Whether you want to work in five-star restaurants, open your own fusion restaurant, or become a culinary educator, international experience can set you apart. Simply put, how international experience can benefit your career is by opening doors that domestic education often can’t. If you’re \n\nAnswer:", "completion": " If you’re passionate about food and dream of becoming a world-class chef, you may be wondering: why study culinary arts abroad instead of locally? The answer is simple—studying culinary arts abroad gives you access to diverse cuisines, hands-on training with international chefs, and a rich cultural experience that shapes your culinary perspective. In today’s globalized kitchen, having international experience isn’t just impressive—it can significantly benefit your culinary career. Here’s why pursuing a culinary arts study abroad program is one of the smartest moves for aspiring chefs. One of the biggest benefits of culinary art schools abroad is the chance to study regional dishes right where they originated. Want to master French pastries, Thai street food, or Italian pasta? There’s no better place to learn than in France, Thailand, or Italy. Instead of reading about techniques or watching online tutorials, you’re getting first-hand training in the country’s food culture. That level of authenticity can’t be replicated in a classroom back home. When you study culinary arts abroad , you’re exposed to a variety of ingredients, preparation styles, and cultural traditions. This diverse knowledge not only enhances your creativity in the kitchen but also prepares you for a global culinary career. Your palate expands, your understanding of food deepens, and you gain the ability to blend techniques and flavors across borders. This is one of the best ways to develop a truly international approach to cooking. Employers in the culinary industry value candidates with international training. Why? Because it shows adaptability, independence, and a broader understanding of food and hospitality. Whether you want to work in five-star restaurants, open your own fusion restaurant, or become a culinary educator, international experience can set you apart. Simply put, how international experience can benefit your career is by opening doors that domestic education often can’t. If you’re"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nStudying healthcare abroad is one of the best ways to gain a global perspective, practical experience, and exposure to different medical systems. Choosing the best countries for health study abroad programs can enhance both your education and future career in healthcare. Here are the 10 best countries to study abroad for healthcare, selected for their academic quality, cultural experiences, and healthcare learning opportunities. The USA remains a top choice for international students pursuing healthcare and medical degrees. With world-renowned institutions, cutting-edge research, and diverse clinical settings, it’s one of the best countries for health study abroad programs — especially for students looking to study medicine, nursing, or public health. Home to prestigious universities like King’s College London and University College London, England offers world-class healthcare education. Students benefit from the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), which provides an excellent framework for clinical placements and learning about public health systems. Scotland combines top academic institutions with a supportive learning environment. Known for its medical schools in Edinburgh and Glasgow, it’s a best place for health students to study abroad who want an innovative, student-friendly setting. Emerging as a cost-effective destination, Georgia offers internationally recognized medical programs taught in English. Students looking to study healthcare abroad at an affordable rate without compromising quality often choose Georgia. The Czech Republic is home to several universities with strong medical faculties and international health programs. With affordable tuition, excellent healthcare infrastructure, and a central European location, it’s a rising star for studying health abroad. Hungary has built a solid reputation for offering English-taught medical programs. Cities like Budapest and Szeged attract international students for their practical training, affordable costs,\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Studying healthcare abroad is one of the best ways to gain a global perspective, practical experience, and exposure to different medical systems. Choosing the best countries for health study abroad programs can enhance both your education and future career in healthcare. Here are the 10 best countries to study abroad for healthcare, selected for their academic quality, cultural experiences, and healthcare learning opportunities. The USA remains a top choice for international students pursuing healthcare and medical degrees. With world-renowned institutions, cutting-edge research, and diverse clinical settings, it’s one of the best countries for health study abroad programs — especially for students looking to study medicine, nursing, or public health. Home to prestigious universities like King’s College London and University College London, England offers world-class healthcare education. Students benefit from the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), which provides an excellent framework for clinical placements and learning about public health systems. Scotland combines top academic institutions with a supportive learning environment. Known for its medical schools in Edinburgh and Glasgow, it’s a best place for health students to study abroad who want an innovative, student-friendly setting. Emerging as a cost-effective destination, Georgia offers internationally recognized medical programs taught in English. Students looking to study healthcare abroad at an affordable rate without compromising quality often choose Georgia. The Czech Republic is home to several universities with strong medical faculties and international health programs. With affordable tuition, excellent healthcare infrastructure, and a central European location, it’s a rising star for studying health abroad. Hungary has built a solid reputation for offering English-taught medical programs. Cities like Budapest and Szeged attract international students for their practical training, affordable costs,"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nStudying abroad is more than just an academic experience—it’s a powerful journey of personal growth. Whether you’re heading to Europe, Asia, or anywhere in between, living and learning in a new culture offers you the chance to build skills that last a lifetime. So, what skills do you gain from studying abroad ? Let’s explore the most valuable skills you can expect to develop—and why they matter long after your trip ends.  One of the most important skills you gain from studying abroad is the ability to adapt to new environments. From navigating unfamiliar cities to handling cultural differences, you learn to think on your feet and become more self-reliant. This kind of independence prepares you to handle future challenges in both personal and professional settings. What skills does studying abroad give you that truly stand out in the workplace? Cross-cultural communication is high on the list. When you study abroad, you interact with people from different backgrounds and learn to communicate across language barriers and cultural norms. This skill is essential in our increasingly globalized world and can give you a serious advantage in international careers. Being in a new country often means facing unexpected situations. Whether it’s figuring out public transport or resolving a housing issue, you’ll need to think critically and solve problems on the spot. These are exactly the kind of soft skills employers value—making them a crucial part of the list of skills from study abroad experiences. The process of stepping outside your comfort zone builds confidence. Overcoming homesickness, managing your own finances, or succeeding in a foreign classroom can all make you more resilient and self-assured. So if you’re wondering what skills you can get from study abroad, don’t overlook the personal growth that fuels both academic and career success. Naturally, studying abroad improves language skills —especially if you’re living in a country where a different language is spoken\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Studying abroad is more than just an academic experience—it’s a powerful journey of personal growth. Whether you’re heading to Europe, Asia, or anywhere in between, living and learning in a new culture offers you the chance to build skills that last a lifetime. So, what skills do you gain from studying abroad ? Let’s explore the most valuable skills you can expect to develop—and why they matter long after your trip ends.  One of the most important skills you gain from studying abroad is the ability to adapt to new environments. From navigating unfamiliar cities to handling cultural differences, you learn to think on your feet and become more self-reliant. This kind of independence prepares you to handle future challenges in both personal and professional settings. What skills does studying abroad give you that truly stand out in the workplace? Cross-cultural communication is high on the list. When you study abroad, you interact with people from different backgrounds and learn to communicate across language barriers and cultural norms. This skill is essential in our increasingly globalized world and can give you a serious advantage in international careers. Being in a new country often means facing unexpected situations. Whether it’s figuring out public transport or resolving a housing issue, you’ll need to think critically and solve problems on the spot. These are exactly the kind of soft skills employers value—making them a crucial part of the list of skills from study abroad experiences. The process of stepping outside your comfort zone builds confidence. Overcoming homesickness, managing your own finances, or succeeding in a foreign classroom can all make you more resilient and self-assured. So if you’re wondering what skills you can get from study abroad, don’t overlook the personal growth that fuels both academic and career success. Naturally, studying abroad improves language skills —especially if you’re living in a country where a different language is spoken"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDeadline: December 31, 2025 Applications are open for the Women@Dior &#38; UNESCO Education and Mentorship Program 2026. Women@Dior &#38; UNESCO is a unique international mentoring and education Program dedicated to young women, built on Maison Dior’s unique expertise of transmission and its community of motivated and inspiring Talents. Launched in 2017, the Program has now [...]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Deadline: December 31, 2025 Applications are open for the Women@Dior &#38; UNESCO Education and Mentorship Program 2026. Women@Dior &#38; UNESCO is a unique international mentoring and education Program dedicated to young women, built on Maison Dior’s unique expertise of transmission and its community of motivated and inspiring Talents. Launched in 2017, the Program has now [...]"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDeadline: December 19, 2025 Applications are open for the One Young World Fellowship 2026: Programmes Fellows. One Young World is seeking three new Programmes Fellows to help make their ambitious plans for One Young World 2026 Cape Town a reality. One Young World Fellows are each assigned to a department for the course of their [...]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Deadline: December 19, 2025 Applications are open for the One Young World Fellowship 2026: Programmes Fellows. One Young World is seeking three new Programmes Fellows to help make their ambitious plans for One Young World 2026 Cape Town a reality. One Young World Fellows are each assigned to a department for the course of their [...]"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDeadline: December 15, 2025 Applications are open for the Food Banks Canada (FBC) Capacity Boost Grant 2026. In 2025, Food Banks Canada (FBC) launched its new 5-year Strategic Plan with a key priority of strengthening the food bank network to meet demand. Despite the availability of surplus food across the network, persistent bottlenecks continue to limit [...]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Deadline: December 15, 2025 Applications are open for the Food Banks Canada (FBC) Capacity Boost Grant 2026. In 2025, Food Banks Canada (FBC) launched its new 5-year Strategic Plan with a key priority of strengthening the food bank network to meet demand. Despite the availability of surplus food across the network, persistent bottlenecks continue to limit [...]"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDeadline: January 11, 2026 Applications are open for the Zensurance Small Business Grant 2026. Are you a Canadian entrepreneur, startup, or small business owner with a compelling story? Zensurance is offering an incredible opportunity to fuel your business growth with the Zensurance Grant. Founded in 2016, Zensurance is a Toronto-based technology company and leading source [...]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Deadline: January 11, 2026 Applications are open for the Zensurance Small Business Grant 2026. Are you a Canadian entrepreneur, startup, or small business owner with a compelling story? Zensurance is offering an incredible opportunity to fuel your business growth with the Zensurance Grant. Founded in 2016, Zensurance is a Toronto-based technology company and leading source [...]"}
{"prompt": "Summarize and explain this career-related news for students:\n\nDeadline: January 11, 2026 Applications are open for the Climate, Food and Farming, Global Research Alliance Development Scholarships (CLIFF-GRADS) Programme 2026. The CLIFF-GRADS Programme is a joint initiative of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases (GRA), the Global Methane Hub, and CGIAR Climate Action Program. CLIFF-GRADS builds capability in early-career scientists from developing countries [...]\n\nAnswer:", "completion": " Deadline: January 11, 2026 Applications are open for the Climate, Food and Farming, Global Research Alliance Development Scholarships (CLIFF-GRADS) Programme 2026. The CLIFF-GRADS Programme is a joint initiative of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases (GRA), the Global Methane Hub, and CGIAR Climate Action Program. CLIFF-GRADS builds capability in early-career scientists from developing countries [...]"}