Go Min-si denies school bullying allegations; ‘rebellious youth’ defense reignites debate

Go Min-si has denied school bullying allegations, acknowledging a rebellious youth but refuting violence. While awaiting investigation results, she faces career setbacks, including replacement in ‘Grand Galaxy Hotel’. The use of ‘rebellious’ sparked debate, fueled by resurfaced photos. Nana’s past ‘iljin’ suspicions are recalled, highlighting the challenge of separating image from proven harm.

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GST reform: Nirmala Sitharaman calls overhaul ‘a people’s reform’ touching every family; to boost consumption

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman calls the GST overhaul a people’s reform. Tax rates are rationalized across products. This will lower household expenses and boost consumption. Car companies and insurers have already announced price cuts. Essential goods will become cheaper. The reform simplifies compliance for businesses. It also resolves disputes over product classification.

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GST rehaul: Nirmala Sitharaman calls overhaul ‘a people’s reform’ touching every family; to boost consumption

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman calls the GST overhaul a people’s reform. Tax rates are rationalized across products. This will lower household expenses and boost consumption. Car companies and insurers have already announced price cuts. Essential goods will become cheaper. The reform simplifies compliance for businesses. It also resolves disputes over product classification.

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GST revamp: FM Sitharaman slams Congress over ‘ill-informed’ criticism; ‘India needs better opposition’

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has strongly criticized the opposition, accusing them of misleading the public regarding GST reforms. She asserted that the initial GST structure was a collective decision by the Empowered Committee, including Congress members. Sitharaman dismissed claims that PM Modi undermined the GST Council and emphasized his commitment to pro-people reforms.

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College Board scraps tool that helped identify low-income talent in US college admissions

The College Board has scrapped its “Landscape” tool, which gave US colleges socioeconomic context for applicants after the 2023 affirmative action ban. Introduced in 2019, the tool faced criticism and political pressure over alleged racial proxies. Experts say its removal may reduce opportunities for low-income students, marking a setback in efforts to build class-based diversity…

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