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Violence against schools, students, and teachers escalates across 83 countries, raising concerns over global education safety.

Attacks on Education Worldwide Rise 40%, New Report Warns

A new report by the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA) has revealed a sharp increase in violence targeting education worldwide, with attacks on schools, students, teachers, and educational facilities rising by 40% during the latest reporting period. The report documented incidents in 83 countries and found that at least 10,600 students, educators,...

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Why Self-Grooming Matters

Why Self-Grooming Matters

  Self-grooming is a crucial aspect of life in today’s society. People often believe that grooming is just about appearance or clothes but that’s not the case. Self-grooming helps in maintaining the health, cleanliness, and appearance of the body, and in developing personality. It feels cool, invigorating and makes you feel fresh, healthy and confident....

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The Rise of Online Education in the Digital Age

Online Education: Advantages and Challenges for Students

Introduction Online education has become an important part of modern learning. With the help of the internet and digital technology, students can attend classes, watch lectures, submit assignments, and communicate with teachers from anywhere in the world. Online education gained significant popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic, when schools and colleges were closed. Today, it continues...

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The impact of social media on fashion choices

The impact of social media on fashion choices

Introduction It is always been a matter of expression, identity, and belonging with fashion. However, a major change has taken place over the past 10 years. Now trends are not only being created on the runway! A teenager in Mumbai can make a difference to the choice of clothing in New York, and now a...

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Bamboo plants growing near a dumping ground area as part of Chandigarh’s green transformation project

Dadu Majra Dumping Ground Set for Green Transformation with 10,000 Bamboo Plants

The Dadu Majra dumping ground in Chandigarh is set to undergo a major green transformation as authorities plan to plant around 10,000 bamboo plants. The initiative aims to improve the environment, increase greenery, and reduce the impact of the waste site on nearby areas. The project focuses on increasing green cover, reducing pollution, and improving...

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Viral video sparks global criticism and renews focus on racism in football.

Man Apologizes After Racist Gesture Toward South Korean Fan at World Cup

A man has publicly apologized after making a racist gesture toward a South Korean supporter during a FIFA World Cup match, an incident that was captured on video and widely shared across social media platforms. The footage quickly attracted international attention, prompting condemnation from football fans, anti-discrimination organizations, and tournament officials. The incident reportedly occurred...

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SGPC plans stronger security at Golden Temple by inducting Sikh ex-servicemen after recent sacrilege attempt.

SGPC to Hire More Sikh Ex-Servicemen for Security at Golden Temple After Sacrilege Attempt

In the wake of a recent sacrilege attempt at the Golden Temple in Amritsar, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) has announced plans to strengthen security arrangements at the revered shrine by recruiting additional Sikh ex-servicemen. The decision comes amid renewed concerns over the safety and sanctity of one of Sikhism’s holiest sites. According to...

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Investigation continues as viral footage raises questions about safety and oversight.

Young Woman Killed in Rope-Jumping Accident Laid to Rest in Brazil

A young Brazilian woman who died in a rope-jumping accident that drew widespread attention on social media was laid to rest this week as authorities continued investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. Family members, friends, and residents gathered to pay their final respects, while questions remain about whether proper safety measures were in place during...

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PIL raises concerns over accessibility and fairness in curriculum for visually impaired students, High Court seeks response from state authorities.

Punjab High Court Hears Case on School Syllabus for Visually Impaired Students

A public interest litigation (PIL) has been filed before the Punjab and Haryana High Court challenging the existing school syllabus and learning framework for visually impaired students in Punjab, raising concerns over accessibility, inclusivity, and equal educational opportunities. The petition has been filed by an education rights activist and social welfare group working for persons...