Editorial

Beyond Marks and Exams: Can India’s Education System Become More Skill-Oriented?

India’s education system has played a crucial role in producing doctors, engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, and professionals who have contributed to the country’s growth and global reputation. With one of the largest educational networks in the world, India has significantly improved literacy rates and expanded access to education over the past few decades. However, as the

Editorial

The Future of Manufacturing: Can India Become the World’s Factory?

For decades, manufacturing has been a key driver of economic growth, employment, and industrial development across the world. Countries that successfully built strong manufacturing sectors often transformed their economies, lifted millions out of poverty, and established themselves as global economic powers. Today, as global supply chains evolve and businesses seek new production destinations, India faces

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Bangladesh PM adviser says Delhi airport episode was an ‘instant protest’, seeks to ease tensions

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s adviser on policy and strategy affairs, Zahed Ur Rahman, has said his decision to return to Dhaka after being stopped at New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport was intended as an “instant protest” rather than an attempt to trigger a diplomatic confrontation with India. Speaking to reporters in Dhaka, he

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Pakistan‑backed terror‑crime syndicate busted in Delhi, 7 operatives arrested

Delhi Police’s Special Cell has busted a Pakistan‑backed terror and organised‑crime network operating across the Delhi‑NCR region, arresting seven operatives and recovering a cache of weapons, ammunition and communication devices. According to investigators, the syndicate was being run on the instructions of Pakistan‑based gangster‑turned‑terrorist Shahzad Bhatti and his associate Ajmal Gujjar, both of whom have

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US Supreme Court rejects TCS appeal, leaving the IT giant facing a $220‑million blow in long‑running trade‑secrets case

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has suffered a major legal setback after the US Supreme Court refused to hear its appeal in a seven‑year trade‑secrets dispute with DXC Technology, effectively ending the case and leaving the Indian IT major liable for damages that could total around $220 million once interest and legal costs are included. The

Tripura News

Tripura to Provide Free Bicycles to 41,800 Class IX Girls, CM Highlights Women’s Empowerment, Questions Remain Over CBSE Preparedness

Agartala:The Tripura government will distribute free bicycles to 41,800 Class IX girl students this academic year under a scheme aimed at improving school access and reducing dropout rates. Chief Minister Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha launched the programme at Shishu Bihar School in Agartala on Monday, calling education the cornerstone of women’s empowerment. He noted that

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