This Mother's Day, it's time to recognise mothers as vital mental health first responders for children. Their instinctive support must now be strengthened with knowledge, training, and systemic collaboration.
With India home to one of the world's youngest populations, the nation's path to becoming a developed country by 2047 hinges on how it harnesses youth potential. As the nature of work evolves, young people are demanding a stronger role in shaping the economic systems that impact them.
A 2016 study by UCLA used brain scans to show that likes on social media activate the same reward centers as eating chocolate or winning money.
Returnship programmes are helping women reignite their careers after extended breaks. These structured, supportive pathways offer a second chance to reclaim confidence, purpose, and professional growth.
IIT Madras is offering an exciting range of free AI courses, from cricket analytics to coding, and from physics and chemistry to finance. Here are the complete details.
In a fast-changing digital era, soft skills are emerging as real game-changers. As the demand for empathy, ethics, and critical thinking grows, the humanities are finally taking centre stage.
India's thriving startup ecosystem is reshaping not only industries but also the way we work and grow professionally. With innovation at its core, startups are driving job creation, redefining work culture, and laying the foundation for a future-ready workforce.
From AI to forensics, India's nuclear sector opens exciting multidisciplinary career paths for students, as explained by ITER France's Nuclear Engineer Nitendra Singh.
The CBSE Class 10 results 2025 will be declared soon. After checking their marks, students will have to decide which stream to choose for Class 11 -- Science, Commerce, or Humanities. Here are the options that students can consider after passing Class 10th.
At the heart of this transformation lies a new narrative-one that sees India not just as a provider of degrees, but as a hub of global collaboration, cultural exchange, and intellectual growth.
The move comes in response to a recent vigilance report showing that several schools in Delhi had increased fees arbitrarily and even retrospectively, placing an unfair burden on parents.
Lakhs of aspirants chase their UPSC dreams every year, but only a few make it through. Behind the success rates are countless untold stories of perseverance, resilience, and the courage to begin again after setbacks.
