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Category: policy
Indian Govt Releases Draft Of Online Gaming Act 2025, Welcomes Feedback Till October 31: 10 Key Important Points From The Bill
This new bill aims to build a secure ecosystem for esports and social games while imposing a nationwide crackdown on real money games (RMGs) to shield users, especially youth, from addiction, financial distress, and illicit activities.
Centre Considers Reviewing JEE & NEET Difficulty To Align With Class 12 Syllabus
The Centre is mulling a review of the difficulty level of entrance exams like JEE and NEET to ensure it is in sync with the class 12 curriculum difficulty level and that students do not have to depend on coaching, according to sources. The review will be conducted on the basis of the feedback from an expert panel set up to examine issues related to coaching.
Elgar Parishad Case: NIA Seeks To Impound Passports Of 5 Accused Ahead Of October 9 Hearing
Years after having arrested the accused for their role in the Elgar Parishad case, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has approached the special court seeking to impound their passport for a specific period.
From Soaps To SUVs, What Gets Cheaper & What Becomes Costlier Under New GST Rules? Here’s The Full List
New GST reforms from September 22 will make daily items like shampoo and soap cheaper, while luxury goods and harmful products like tobacco will get costlier. Small businesses will benefit too.
Re-imagining the political economy of learning
D espite modest improvements, Pakistans education system remains structurally unbalanced, gender-biased and administratively bloated. This is a call for bold reform: a shift to female-led primary schooling, decentralisation through maternal engagement, curriculum downsizing and the.
Thousands of UK start-ups facing WeWork tax blow
The Federation of Small Businesses has sounded the alarm that many firms could be forced to shut down if vital tax relief is taken away from them.
MP News: Government Sets Up Committee To Review Holidays; Four IAS Officers Will Mull Over The Matter
The committee will prepare a report and put it up before the government. Afterwards, the holidays will be rearranged
Women’s Colleges in Japan Struggle to Survive
Womens colleges in Japan are at a turning point. Once numbering 98 at their peak, their ranks have been steadily declining due to demographic pressures and changes in how women build their careers, with many institutions opting to transition to coeducation or suspend student recruitment altogether.
Maharashtra To Extend Cashless Medical Benefits To Teachers Of Partially Aided Schools
Currently, cashless medical services are being successfully implemented for police personnel, sales tax employees, and staff of the Bombay High Court and their families.