Despite facing stricter visa scrutiny, longer appointment wait times, and a general decline in global international student enrollment, India remains the largest source of international students in the United States for the 2024–2025 academic year. Key Enrollment...
Education Articles
CBSE Fee Hikes and AI in Classrooms
The education sector in India is currently defined by a blend of administrative adjustments for the upcoming academic year and a strategic focus on integrating future technologies into learning. Here is a summary of the latest news and announcements impacting...
Jaisalmer’s Megha Village Reveals 200-Million-Year Fossil Secret
Jaisalmer, Rajasthan: A groundbreaking discovery has been made in Megha village near Fatehgarh, Jaisalmer, where scientists have unearthed India’s first-ever phytosaur fossil, estimated to be around 200 million years old. The research team, led by Dr. V.S. Parihar,...
Independence Day: A Celebration of Unity in Diversity
Every year on August 15, India comes alive with the colors of its flag, the echoes of patriotic songs, and the pride of being a free nation. Independence Day is more than just a date on the calendar; it is a reminder of the courage, sacrifice, and determination of...
Why Hanuman Ji Is Not Worshipped in This Uttarakhand Village
In most parts of India, Lord Hanuman—considered the most revered deity of Kalyug—is worshipped with deep devotion. From small lanes to large towns, Hanuman Ji's temples are found everywhere. However, there is a unique village in India where taking the name of Hanuman...
Earth’s Heaviest and Longest Animals
Despite how massive dinosaurs were, the Blue Whale is still the largest animal to have ever existed — even heavier than the biggest dinosaurs, including the long-necked sauropods. The Blue Whale is the heaviest animal ever, weighing up to 180 tons. But in ancient...
Microplastics Everywhere: From Soil to the Food on Your Plate
Did you know that the plastic we throw away could come back to us on our plates? Where Does It All Begin? Every time we use plastic—whether it’s a water bottle, a food wrapper, or a shopping bag—we create waste. Some of it is recycled, but a large amount ends up in...
Kabir: The Weaver of Wisdom and Unity
Imagine a wandering poet in 15th-century India, reciting verses that touched both kings and commoners alike. That was Kabir Das, a weaver who spun not just threads, but wove verses that echoed through centuries.His dohas, two-line verses, weren’t just poetry — they...
The First Student, The True Teacher : Vedantic Wisdom
In the spiritual world, especially within Vedanta, we often ask: Who is a student? Who is a teacher? And when does one stop being the student? A profound yet simple answer offers a perspective that challenges the common idea of knowledge and teaching. TRUE STUDENT The...
First Co-Ed Batch Graduates from NDA: A Historic Shift in Indian Armed Forces
On May 30, 2025, the National Defence Academy (NDA) witnessed a truly historic moment. For the first time in its 76-year history, 17 women cadets graduated alongside 300 male cadets, breaking barriers and redefining the future of India’s armed forces. This first co-ed...









