Why US excels in groundbreaking education research, yet classrooms see little impact

The U.S. education system faces unprecedented disruption from federal interventions and post-pandemic challenges, yet its decentralized structure retains remarkable resilience. Persistent gaps between research, policy, and classroom practice hinder progress, but targeted strategies—like expanded advanced learning, automatic course placement, and data-driven absenteeism solutions—combined with long-term systemic reforms, offer a path to meaningful, scalable, and enduring…

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Nepal protests: Sanjeev Sanyal flags similarities in regime falls; calls it ‘same toolkit’

Sanjeev Sanyal, a member of the EAC-PM, has questioned the organic nature of violent protests in Nepal, drawing parallels to similar regime changes in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Experts suggest the coordinated attacks indicate prior planning, while a social media ban acted as an immediate trigger, escalating unrest against alleged corruption and political mismanagement.

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