Pankaj Singh
Hi, I'm an education enthusiast with 7 years of experience in the field. I'm passionate about staying on top of the latest trends and updates in education and sharing them with you here at iCrest.co.in. Whether it’s policy changes, exam tips, or the impact of technology on learning, I aim to provide insights that keep you informed. When I’m not writing, I enjoy reading, attending education conferences, and exploring new EdTech tools. Feel free to connect with me through the comments or on Twitter.
23andMe Just Went Bankrupt – Check What Regeneron Plans To Do With Your DNA
23andMe’s bankruptcy and $256 million acquisition by Regeneron signals a major shake-up in the world of personal genetics. With over 15 million users affected, concerns about data privacy, consent, and future usage are mounting.
Tata Starts Building iPhones In India – Check How This Could End Apple’s China Reliance
Tata Group has started assembling iPhones in India, signaling Apple’s shift from China amid geopolitical and logistical concerns. With iPhone 16 models rolling out of its Hosur plant and Apple aiming to move U.S.-bound production to India by 2026, this move reflects a major realignment in global manufacturing. The economic and strategic implications are enormous for Apple, India, and the global tech landscape.
AI Bomb Becomes The New Superweapon – Check How It’s Changing Modern Warfare
AI bombs are transforming modern warfare, with countries deploying smart weapons that can think, adapt, and strike without human commands. Already active in places like Gaza, Ukraine, and India, these weapons bring precision—but also serious ethical risks.
Microsoft Just Fired 6000 People Including Its AI Director – Check What Really Happened
Microsoft rocked the tech world in May 2025 by laying off 6000 employees, including its AI Director, as it shifts focus toward a bold $80 billion AI investment plan. With competitors like Google and Amazon racing ahead, Microsoft is retooling itself as an AI-first company.
Apple Intelligence’s AI Features Shut Out from Meta Apps: What’s Behind the Clash?
Apple Intelligence won’t work inside Meta apps like Instagram or WhatsApp, and it’s no accident. Apple rejected Meta’s Llama AI integration over serious privacy concerns, instead teaming up with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. This move reinforces Apple’s privacy-first branding and control over its AI ecosystem. As Big Tech clashes over data access and AI dominance, iPhone users are caught in the crossfire—with fewer features, but tighter privacy.
How AI is Revolutionizing the Classroom: Key Developments in EdTech
Artificial Intelligence is shaking up how America’s kids learn and how teachers teach. From AI tutors to automated grading and personalized lesson plans, classrooms are going high-tech. But with great power comes great responsibility.
Top Education Policies to Watch Out for in 2025
Education in 2025 is transforming fast. With multilingual classrooms, digital report cards, tribal language inclusion, and health-focused reforms, this year is redefining what quality education means. From NEP 2025’s hybrid learning model to new tech and mental wellness initiatives, this article unpacks what you need to know so you—and your kids—can stay ahead of the curve.
PM Kisan Alert: ₹2000 Coming In 20th Installment — Here’s How To Check Your Name In The List
The PM Kisan Yojana’s 20th installment is expected in June 2025, promising ₹2,000 to over 11 crore eligible farmers.
CGHS Update Brings Huge Relief For Beneficiaries Buying Medicines From Open Market
CGHS beneficiaries can now buy OPD medicines from open-market pharmacies without needing a Non-Availability Certificate until May 31, 2025. This temporary relief comes as CGHS upgrades its HMIS system, causing disruptions at Wellness Centres. With proper documents and prescriptions, beneficiaries can claim reimbursement directly.
Moody’s Shocks Markets By Slashing America’s Pristine Credit Rating Over Soaring Debt
Moody’s just shocked global markets by downgrading the U.S. credit rating from Aaa to Aa1—the first time since 1917 that America’s credit isn’t perfect. The move stems from exploding debt, record-breaking interest payments, and political paralysis. As borrowing gets pricier and confidence takes a hit, experts warn of rising risks ahead.
