UTET admit card 2025 released for teacher recruitment in Uttarakhand at ukutet.com: Check direct link to download here

The Uttarakhand Board of School Education (UBSE) has released the UTET 2025 admit card for teacher recruitment. Candidates can download their hall tickets at ukutet.com using registration number/password or name and DOB. The exam is on September 27, 2025, with Paper I (10:00-12:30) and Paper II (2:00-4:30). Nodal centre support is available on September 25-26.

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Meet Diella: The World’s first AI cabinet minister appointed in Albania to fight corruption

Albania has appointed Diella, an AI robot, as the Minister for Public Procurement, a groundbreaking move aimed at eliminating corruption and enhancing transparency in government spending. This appointment, a world first, has sparked both admiration and concern, particularly regarding accountability and potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities. As Albania strives for EU membership, this experiment tests AI’s role…

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Aamir Khan admits having overconfidence on ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’; Rs 200 cr spent on Rs 80 cr film, reveals costly mistakes

Aamir Khan acknowledged that his overconfidence led to the financial failure of ‘Laal Singh Chaddha,’ with the budget ballooning to Rs 200 crore due to pandemic-related delays and his own decisions. He admitted the film’s unconventional premise and character-driven narrative were misjudged, leading to unrealistic budget expectations. His recent cameo in ‘Coolie’ also failed to…

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‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ box office collection day 9: Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson starrer crosses Rs 70 crore mark

‘The Conjuring: Last Rites,’ released on September 5th, concludes the original franchise with Ed and Lorraine Warren’s final case, surpassing Bollywood films at the box office. On its ninth day, the film earned Rs. 3.05 crore, with English and Hindi versions leading viewership. Despite a consistent decline after a strong opening, Saturday marked a rise…

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‘Unite the Kingdom’: Massive anti-immigration protests rock London; cops ‘assaulted with kicks, punches’ – All you need to know

London witnessed a massive “Unite the Kingdom” rally led by far-right activist Tommy Robinson, drawing over 100,000 participants expressing anti-migrant sentiments. The march, framed as a free speech event, featured speakers promoting racist conspiracy theories, sparking clashes with police and a counter-protest.

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Canada’s 10-year education reform report faces credibility questions over fabricated citations

Newfoundland and Labrador’s 10-year Education Accord NL, aimed at modernizing schools and post-secondary institutions, faces scrutiny after at least 15 citations were found to be fabricated. Experts warn this undermines credibility, with possible AI involvement. While the government downplays errors, the controversy highlights the need for rigorous scholarship alongside innovation, ethical AI use, and transformative…

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