Digital economy: Coal India explores data centres in closed mines; to boost digital infra, sustainability

Coal India Limited is exploring the establishment of data centers in its decommissioned mines, aiming to repurpose redundant assets and capitalize on India’s growing demand for digital infrastructure. A detailed feasibility study is underway to assess potential sites and analyze the data center industry, aligning with Digital India and Make in India initiatives. The final…

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Meghalaya Government Partners with Jaceex Ventures to Create Job Opportunities for Youth in Japan

The Meghalaya government, through MSSDS, has partnered with Jaceex Ventures to facilitate overseas employment for the state’s youth in Japan. The Youth4Japan program will train and place candidates in sectors like elder care and hospitality, offering salaries between Rs 1.1 to 1.2 lakh. The government will provide financial assistance to encourage participation in this initiative…

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From IGCSE to Ivy League: What US educators can learn from Cambridge’s student success data

Cambridge International’s academic pathway demonstrates empirical evidence of improved college readiness. Data reveals that rigorous, in-depth curricula, authentic assessments and credit recognition lead to better university outcomes. US educators can adopt these effective principles, focusing on coherent sequences, varied assessments and equitable access to boost student success in higher education.

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Sean Combs case: Judge rejects Diddy’s bid to overturn felony prostitution conviction; could face 11+ years in prison

A US judge rejected Sean “Diddy” Combs’ bid to overturn his felony prostitution conviction, citing overwhelming evidence of guilt. Prosecutors seek over 11 years for Combs, who arranged “Freak Offs” involving male prostitutes and his girlfriends, recording them. The judge dismissed arguments regarding financial motive or First Amendment rights, upholding the Mann Act conviction.

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Who is Brian O’Kelley? The Computer Science engineer from Princeton who sold a $1.6 billion company for ‘social good’

Brian O’Kelley, who sold AppNexus for $1.6 billion in 2018, donated most of his wealth to charity, prioritizing impact over personal luxury. His journey began at Princeton, where he honed skills crucial for building AppNexus, a global ad-tech giant. O’Kelley then founded Waybridge and Scope3, focusing on supply chain transparency and decarbonizing the global economy.

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