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Breaking Down the National Education Policy 2020: What it Means for Students and Teachers
India’s NEP 2020 is reshaping education from the roots up. With a new curriculum structure, flexible degrees, vocational training, and tech-first classrooms, it aims to make learning inclusive and future-ready. Teachers, students, and parents will all play a role in its success. Here's your detailed breakdown of what’s changing and why it matters—from school boards to college credits.
The Rise of Online Education: Are Traditional Classrooms Becoming Obsolete?
Online education has taken the world by storm, but is it replacing traditional classrooms? Not quite. This article explores how virtual learning platforms are reshaping the future of education while highlighting why brick-and-mortar schools still matter. From hybrid models to AI tutors, discover what’s really changing in the classroom—and why the smartest schools are blending both worlds to give students the best of flexibility and human connection.
Singapore Workers Can Now Get $3267 – See If You Qualify!
Singapore’s 2025 Workfare Income Supplement (WIS) offers up to $3267 a year to lower-income workers, including platform and gig workers. With automatic eligibility checks and monthly payouts, it’s easier than ever to receive vital financial support.
PIP £5285 Boost for Seniors – Who’s Eligible and When Will It Be Paid?
Thousands of UK seniors may be owed back payments of up to £5285 due to a major correction in how PIP social support needs were assessed.
Shiprocket Heads For A Blockbuster IPO – Check How Tata Is Upping The iPhone Game
Shiprocket is filing for a ₹2,500 crore IPO, backed by Zomato and Temasek, signaling a shift in India’s logistics tech sector. Meanwhile, Tata is now assembling iPhones in Tamil Nadu, with Apple planning to export U.S.-bound devices from India by 2026. Together, these moves mark India’s rise as a global powerhouse in both digital commerce and advanced manufacturing—making it the tech world’s new destination to watch.
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.
