Punjab govt orders closure of educational institutions till September 7

Punjab’s government has declared the closure of all educational institutions until September 7, responding to the widespread devastation caused by recent floods. Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains announced the directive on X, emphasizing that Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann ordered the closure of all schools, colleges, universities, and polytechnics, including government, aided, recognized, and private…

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When home no longer holds promise: Why America’s students are looking overseas for higher education

American higher education, once the envy of the world, is losing its grip on its own students. Crippling tuition costs, mounting debt, and campuses mired in political unrest are driving young Americans overseas. With Europe and Asia offering affordable, globally attuned alternatives, the nation that once defined academic aspiration now faces an exodus that questions…

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“You gotta lose more weight”: Daniel Cormier reveals heartbreak of almost winning Olympic medal while UFC champion

Daniel Cormier, a former UFC champion, almost won an Olympic medal. He competed in wrestling but missed the bronze. Later, drug testing raised hopes, but it stopped too soon. Cormier also recounts nearly losing his UFC title due to weight issues. His teammate, Luke Rockhold, influenced a decision that almost cost him the fight. Cormier…

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Rs 3,500 crore Isabgol trade at risk: Why GST rates are causing confusion – explained

India’s Rs 3,500 crore isabgol export industry faces severe turbulence as processors threaten to halt seed procurement from October 6. Unresolved GST issues, particularly ambiguous rules on seed taxation, cause prolonged fund blockage and working capital stress. This crisis, compounded by US tariffs, jeopardises India’s global competitiveness as the world’s largest psyllium husk supplier, prompting…

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