Without international students and immigrants, US colleges could shrink by millions: Here’s why they can’t afford to lose them

U.S. colleges face a steep enrollment decline as falling birth rates and restrictive immigration policies collide. A new NFAP report warns that without immigrants and international students, higher education could lose nearly 6 million students by 2037. The fallout would hit regional universities hardest, threatening jobs, local economies, and America’s global competitiveness.

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Food security: Smallholder farmers hold key to tackling global food crisis, says ICAR director

Addressing DialogueNEXT in India, ICAR Director General Mangi Lal Jat emphasized the need for farmer-centric solutions to global agri-food challenges. He advocated for increased investment in science, innovation, and partnerships. India’s rapid agricultural transformation positions it as an innovation hub for smallholder agriculture in the Global South, focusing on delivering transformative solutions to farmers.

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After Nepal, Turkey temporarily bans ​​YouTube, X, Instagram and WhatsApp; here’s why

Turkey faced internet restrictions after clashes in Istanbul. The government reportedly suspended access to platforms like YouTube, X, Instagram, and WhatsApp. This followed protests against a government-appointed trustee taking control of the Republican People’s Party headquarters. Users bypassed the throttling using VPNs. The government has been targeting the opposition since March, with arrests of CHP…

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Bigg Boss 19’s Shehbaz Badesha: Sidharth Shukla was one of a kind, and no one can ever be like him in any way possible

Shehbaz Badesha, Shehnaaz Gill’s brother, has entered Bigg Boss 19 as the first wild card contestant, aiming to entertain viewers with his unique personality. He acknowledges the comparisons to his sister and the legacy of Siddharth Shukla, but asserts his intention to win based on his own merits. Shehnaaz Gill supported his entry after he…

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