Who is Carina Hong? A 24-year-old Stanford dropout who attracted Meta’s top AI researchers to her startup

Carina Hong, a brilliant mathematician, has left formal studies to found Axiom Math. The company aims to build artificial intelligence capable of advanced mathematical reasoning. Hong has already attracted top talent from Meta and Google Brain. Axiom Math recently announced solving two long-standing mathematical problems. This venture signals a new frontier in AI development.

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Nick Clegg joins VC firm HIRO Capital to target spatial AI opportunities

Clegg will join HIRO's general partners Luke Alvarez, Cherry Freeman and British computer games legend Ian Livingstone in the new HIRO III fund, which is aiming to have more than 500 million euros ($582 million) to deploy.

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Harvard’s mental health policies under legal scrutiny as students claim harmful, discriminatory treatment

Harvard faces a lawsuit alleging its mental health policies unlawfully discriminate against students. Plaintiffs claim the university forces students on medical leave with restrictive return conditions, violating federal disability laws. Experts question Harvard's broad bans, suggesting a need for individualized assessments rather than blanket policies, potentially reshaping national university practices.

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Wikipedia operator taps former US Ambassador to Chile for CEO role

Wikimedia Foundation, the operator of Wikipedia, on Tuesday named Bernadette Meehan its chief executive officer, tapping an administrator with deep policy expertise and federal government experience to lead the online encyclopedia.

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Retail investors to drive India’s MF, equity assets past Rs 550 lakh crore by 2035; F&O losses prompt shift to long-term investing: Report

The report, ‘How India Invests 2025’, said a doubling of household penetration of mutual funds from the current 10% to around 20%, rising systematic investment plans (SIP) ticket sizes, and investor onboarding beyond the top 30 cities, will deliver much of this expansion.

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Groww secures online bond distribution licence from Sebi

The listed fintech is steadily expanding its scope of operations to build a full-stack investment portal, which straddles broking to asset management to wealth management services.

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Former staff return to Education Department: How it happens and why discrimination cases continue growing

Dozens of former staffers are returning to the U.S. Education Department after being placed on administrative leave during mass layoffs in the Office for Civil Rights (OCR). The reinstatement aims to address a growing backlog of over 25,000 discrimination complaints, including cases involving race, disability, sex, and religion, as reported by the Associated Press. Despite reduced staffing levels, officials say the return of employees will help prioritise existing caseloads while ongoing legal disputes over layoffs continue.

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Fitch issues deteriorating outlook for US HE in 2026: Here’s why mergers and closures may rise

Fitch Ratings has issued a deteriorating outlook for the US higher education (HE) sector in 2026, citing a shrinking student pipeline, rising costs, and federal funding uncertainty, as quoted by the Higher Ed Dive. Domestic high school graduates are expected to decline, while international enrolment may fall due to tighter visa rules under President Trump. Colleges face strained revenue growth, and the pace of mergers and closures is likely to remain elevated, affecting both two-year and four-year institutions.

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Explained: What the Dream Act is and how it could benefit thousands of Indian students seeking citizenship in the US

Senator Dick Durbin is making a final push for the Dream Act before his 2026 retirement, aiming to create a citizenship path for undocumented immigrants who arrived as children. This year's bill notably includes 'Documented Dreamers,' children of visa holders facing deportation after turning 21, a significant issue for Indian families due to long green card backlogs.

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SFO Tech mulling Rs 2,270 crore electronic components plant in Tamil Nadu

The electronics manufacturing services firm, the flagship company of the NeST Group, is expected to sign a memorandum of understanding on the project with the Tamil Nadu government at the TN Rising Conclave in Madurai on Sunday.

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Protests greet Linda McMahon’s school visit amid concerns over conservative-backed civics tour

Education Secretary Linda McMahon's national civics tour, History Rocks!, began in New Jersey with a protest. Concerns arose regarding the political nature of sponsoring groups and the information provided to schools. The visit included a closed-door meeting and a school assembly. State leaders and advocacy groups voiced opposition, calling the event political indoctrination.

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America’s healthcare future is now tied to Trump’s borrowing cap: Here is how students may feel the impact

The Department of Education's new student loan overhaul imposes lifetime borrowing caps, distinguishing between "professional" programs like medicine and law ($200,000) and others like nursing ($100,000). This change, coupled with the removal of Grad PLUS loans, raises concerns about the financial viability of healthcare training pathways and potential workforce shortages.

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Reed Hastings education and career path: How a math teacher-turned-engineer transformed Netflix into a global streaming powerhouse

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings is reportedly orchestrating an $83 billion bid for Warner Bros., marking a significant shift for the streaming giant. His journey, from selling vacuum cleaners to leading a global entertainment powerhouse, offers valuable lessons for young professionals on unconventional education, early work experiences, and self-reinvention driving industry innovation.

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Indian startups entering global markets to shield operational tech from cyberthreats

India is becoming a key player in global operational technology security. The nation has launched its first comprehensive OT security testbed. This facility allows companies to test products across the entire industrial process. A new wave of Indian OT security startups is gaining traction internationally. India's neutral geopolitical stance aids these companies in global competition.

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Why Americans under 30 are facing career uncertainty, and what it means for their future

A Harvard Institute of Politics survey reveals that Americans under 30 are navigating a generation under stress, with 57% believing the country is on the wrong track and widespread doubts about democracy. Economic instability, political distrust, and AI-driven disruption are reshaping career choices, pushing young adults toward adaptability, skill development, and non-traditional work paths in an uncertain future.

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From Caltech to Harvard: 10 toughest colleges to get into in the US

Gaining admission to top U.S. universities is incredibly tough, with Niche's 2026 list revealing the nation's most selective institutions. Caltech leads with a 3% acceptance rate, followed closely by Harvard, Minerva, Stanford, Columbia, Princeton, Yale, University of Chicago, MIT, and Brown. These elite schools demand exceptional academic prowess and extracurricular achievements from aspiring students.

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A trillion-dollar company, a seven-day workweek: Why Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes a day off is a risk he cannot afford

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed a constant sense of fragility, even after the company's multi-trillion dollar valuation. He works daily from 4 AM, driven by a fear of failure stemming from an early crisis. This vigilance, shared now with his children working at Nvidia, underscores the demanding reality of maintaining leadership at the industry's peak.

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Facebook 'supreme court' admits 'frustrations' in five years of work

Facebook's Oversight Board marks five years of work. The group highlights better transparency and rights protection on Meta platforms. However, it admits to frustrations with its limited influence. Critics argue content moderation has worsened. The board now looks to AI's impact and user rights.

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US college completion rate holds steady above 61%: Here’s why dual enrolment makes a difference

The US college completion rate for fall 2019 entrants remains above 61%, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. Full-time students and those earning college credit in high school, known as dual enrolment, were more likely to graduate within six years. Completion rates also varied by gender, age, and economic background, with women, younger students, and those from wealthier neighbourhoods performing better. The findings highlight ongoing trends in US higher education, as reported by the Higher Ed Dive.

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West Virginia schools reinstate compulsory vaccine, banning religious exemptions after Supreme Court stay ruling

West Virginia schools have reinstated a compulsory vaccine mandate, ending religious exemptions after the state Supreme Court issued a stay on a lower court ruling. The Board of Education directed county schools to comply with the state’s vaccination law, affecting families who had sought exemptions. The move follows legal challenges to Governor Morrisey’s executive order allowing religious exemptions. A class-action lawsuit involving 570 families continues, while the state maintains one of the most comprehensive school vaccination policies in the US.

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What US students seek when choosing their destination for education abroad in 2025

US students are increasingly choosing international destinations for higher education in 2025, prioritising safety, political stability, and affordability. According to a report by Acumen and Voyage, Europe, Canada, and the UK are top choices, while Australia and New Zealand attract students seeking inclusive and secure environments. The study highlights that domestic socio-political concerns, healthcare costs, and campus climate now strongly influence decisions. Universities are urged to provide clear pathways, transparent costs, and robust support for prospective US students.

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Zepto rolls outs pan-India supply chain automation

Zepto has fully automated its backend supply chain operations across India. Over the past year, this initiative has enabled the processing of 2.5 million FMCG units every day, resulting in a remarkable 45% increase in outbound manpower efficiency and promising notable cost reductions annually.

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West Virginia Supreme Court halts religious exemptions, reinstates school vaccine mandate

West Virginia reinstated its school vaccination mandate after the state Supreme Court paused a lower-court ruling that had briefly permitted religious exemptions. The stay restored long-standing immunisation requirements and reignited debate over public health authority, religious rights and executive power. With appeals underway, the case now heads toward a pivotal legal showdown that could redefine exemption policy statewide.

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Report calls for overhauling how California runs its schools to improve accountability, efficiency, and student outcomes

A new PACE report calls for overhauling how California runs its K-12 schools, citing systemic weaknesses that undermine student outcomes. It recommends centralising authority under the governor and a governor-appointed State Board of Education, redefining the role of the elected state superintendent, and appointing an expert manager to lead the California Department of Education. The report highlights funding limitations, fragmented governance, and challenges in implementing programs like universal kindergarten and closing achievement gaps, emphasising urgent reforms.

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US Education Department outsourcing unlawful, lawsuit claims, threatens K-12 and higher education funding and services nationwide

The US Department of Education’s plan to outsource key K-12 and higher education programmes to other federal agencies faces an amended lawsuit claiming the move is unlawful. Filed by a coalition of states, school districts, unions, and disability rights groups, the complaint argues that shifting management of $28 billion in K-12 funding and $3.1 billion in postsecondary grants could disrupt essential services. ED officials defend the move as efficiency-driven, while courts continue weighing the legal challenges.

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Linda McMahon launches federal portal to monitor foreign funding in US universities

The U.S. Department of Education is launching a new portal on January 2, 2026, to ensure universities disclose foreign funding exceeding $250,000. This move aims to boost transparency, enforce federal law, and protect national security by curbing potential foreign influence on academic programs and research. Compliance has been a long-standing issue.

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AWS says custom AI chip line becomes multibillion-dollar business, unveils plans for Trainium 4

Speaking at the company’s annual event, AWS re:Invent 2025 in Las Vegas, CEO Matt Garman said that Trainium is already a multibillion-dollar business, and that 1 million Trainium chips have been deployed so far.

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The big debate: Is AI a bubble?

There is palpable tension with circular deals and debt funding doing the rounds but tech honchos are certain that AI is here to stay, write Surabhi Agarwal & Himanshi Lohchab.

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As Trump takes the US Education Department apart, where do Harvard’s federal investigations go next?

Harvard University faces an uncertain future as the US Department of Education undergoes dismantling. Investigations into the university are now unclear as responsibilities shift to departments like Labor. This dispersal creates a complex regulatory landscape for Harvard. The move signals a weakening of federal education oversight, with potential long-term implications for higher education.

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Chinese students boost US graduate programme growth, STEM enrolment, and local economies, NBER study reveals

A new NBER study reveals that Chinese students significantly boosted US graduate programme growth, STEM enrolment, and local economies. Between 2005 and 2019, Chinese enrolment rose from 62,000 to over 317,000, supporting American master’s students and local job markets. Revenue from Chinese students helped expand programmes and maintain affordable tuition. Researchers from UC San Diego and Stanford found that these students’ spending positively impacted college towns, highlighting their role in both education and regional economic growth.

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Income-driven IDR plans like IBR and RAP could reduce US student loan payments: Here’s what to know

Many US student loan borrowers could soon benefit from lower monthly payments as the Department of Education finalises changes to income-driven repayment plans. The Income-Based Repayment plan (IBR) will no longer require proof of financial hardship, allowing higher earners to qualify. From July 1, 2026, the new Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) will also offer lower bills and extended forgiveness. Borrowers can switch plans without losing progress toward loan cancellation, with tools available to compare payments.

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New-age firms rejig boards fast to plug IPO gaps: Longhouse

Indian startups preparing for IPOs are rapidly overhauling boards, hiring independent directors and boosting diversity, often within six months of filing draft prospectuses. A Longhouse study shows most appointments focus on regulatory, financial, and strategy expertise, with limited sector specialists and only modest gains in gender diversity across new-age companies.

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US colleges face $1 billion loss as new international student enrollment drops sharply in 2025

New international student enrolment at US colleges fell 17% in fall 2025, largely due to visa restrictions and policy changes under the Trump administration. The decline is projected to cost the US economy nearly $1 billion, including lost tuition and student spending, according to NAFSA and Implan. International students contributed $55 billion to the economy in 2024-25, supporting local businesses, jobs, and scholarships. Colleges face reduced resources for faculty, programmes, and domestic student financial aid.

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H-1B visas: Elon Musk claims outsourcing firms have gamed the system, sparking US job concerns

Elon Musk, in Nikhil Kamath’s WTF podcast, claimed that outsourcing firms have gamed the H-1B visa system, raising concerns over US job security. His remarks come after President Trump introduced a $100,000 annual fee for H-1B visa applicants. White House officials emphasise protecting American jobs while encouraging foreign investment. Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan highlighted the proposed HIRE Act’s potential impact on India’s IT services, adding to ongoing debates on outsourcing, foreign talent, and visa reforms.

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How AI adoption may erode key skills US students need in an automated world

US universities are rapidly integrating AI across undergraduate curricula, but researchers and educators cited by the Atlantic warn that early and unstructured adoption may erode essential cognitive skills. Studies referenced in the publication, including MIT research, found weaker reasoning, lower brain activity and overreliance on automated text generation among frequent AI users. Experts quoted by the Atlantic advise delaying widespread AI use until students develop foundational analytical, creative and disciplinary abilities needed in an automated world.

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KSET 2025: KEA to conduct PwD candidate verification in December, check list of required documents here

Karnataka Examinations Authority announces KSET 2025 document verification for Persons with Disability candidates. The verification is scheduled for December 8 and 9, 2025. Candidates must attend on their assigned date with all required original and photocopied documents. Successful verification is crucial for issuing the KSET eligibility certificate under the PwD quota. Failure to comply will lead to disqualification.

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New international UG and PG enrolment falls in US and Canada this fall: What NAFSA survey reveals

New international undergraduate and postgraduate enrolment fell sharply in the US and Canada this fall, according to a NAFSA survey. US colleges reported a 6% drop in new bachelor’s and a 19% decline in new master’s students, while Canadian institutions saw decreases of 36% and 35%. Government visa policies were the leading obstacle, followed by tuition and living costs. Colleges plan budget cuts, online expansions, and new markets to address declining numbers, as reported by the Higher Ed Dive.

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NFAP report shows H-1B decline for Indian firms: Here’s why US tech giants are dominating approvals

H-1B visa approvals for Indian companies have plunged, with only three firms among the top 25 employers in FY25, according to NFAP data. US tech giants such as Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Google dominate new hires, reflecting shifting trends in high-skilled foreign employment. Denial rates remain low, but proposed $100,000 fees and legislative changes, including a bill to phase out the H-1B programme, have raised concerns among employers and policymakers about US competitiveness in technology and AI.

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US student loans and tax planning 2025: Four year-end steps for IRS and IDR borrowers

US student loan borrowers face key tax changes as 2025 ends. Federal student loan forgiveness will again be taxable, and the IRS has resumed garnishing refunds for borrowers in default. Experts advise compiling forgiveness records, planning for state taxes, calculating student loan interest deductions, and addressing defaults through income-driven repayment plans or loan rehabilitation. Following these steps can help borrowers minimise federal and state tax liabilities and protect expected refunds as year-end approaches.

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Amazon India waives seller referral fee for items below Rs 1,000 until December 31

Referral fee is a commission Amazon charges its sellers for each item sold on the platform. It depends on the product category and ranges from 2% to 16.5% of the order value.

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Students in 11 professional fields could borrow up to $200,000 under new federal loan rules

The Trump administration plans to introduce new federal student loan limits from July 2026, capping graduate borrowing at $20,500 annually and professional programmes at $50,000 per year. Graduate PLUS loans will be eliminated. While officials aim to curb debt and tuition growth, critics warn the changes could limit access to essential fields like nursing, social work, and mental health, affecting equity and workforce supply.

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Reapplying for an F-1 visa? Here is how to answer interview questions after a rejection

A US student visa refusal can be disheartening. However, understanding the reasons behind the denial is crucial for a successful reappearance. Applicants must strengthen their financial documentation and clearly articulate their intent to return home. Thorough preparation of academic plans and consistent paperwork are key. A well-prepared second attempt offers a renewed opportunity for aspiring students.

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Americans are reconsidering the college ladder: 63% say the climb isn’t worth the price

A new poll reveals a significant decline in public belief regarding the value of a four-year college degree, with a majority now deeming it not worth the cost. This shift stems from rising tuition outpacing wage growth and the burden of student loan debt, reshaping life choices and career paths for many Americans.

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ONDC’s FY25 loss narrows to Rs 147 crore even as expenses stay high, revenue more than doubles

Despite the sharp topline growth, ONDC remains in the red. The net loss narrowed to Rs 147.13 crore in FY25 from Rs 195.6 crore in the previous year. Total expenses declined to Rs 180.54 crore from Rs 210.3 crore a year earlier, reflecting some cost rationalisation after the previous year’s scale-up.

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US students pursuing these 11 degrees will be eligible to borrow up to $200,000 in federal loans under new limits

New federal borrowing limits for graduate students will take effect July 1, 2026, significantly altering loan access and program qualification. While undergraduate borrowing remains unchanged, graduate and professional students face new annual and total loan caps, with Graduate PLUS loans being removed. The reform aims to curb excessive student debt and encourage tuition restraint.

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Trump administration taken to court for dismantling Department of Education ‘brick by brick’

The Trump administration faces a sweeping lawsuit accusing it of illegally dismantling the US Department of Education and shifting billions in programme funds to other agencies. Filed in federal court, the case argues these transfers exceed legal authority and jeopardise core student services, civil-rights protections, and national oversight, amid growing warnings of chaos, confusion, and long-term harm to vulnerable learners.

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Learning to “disagree” can make your way easier to Ivy Leagues: Here’s how

Elite colleges like Harvard, Duke, and Wellesley are redefining excellence with the “disagreement essay.” Applicants must reflect on moments of conflict and demonstrate intellectual maturity, empathy, and self-awareness. The essay prioritizes emotional intelligence and relational insight over traditional achievements, signaling a shift in admissions toward students who can navigate diverse perspectives, bridge divides, and engage thoughtfully in complex social and academic environments.

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European lawmakers seek EU-wide minimum age to access AI chatbots, social media

According to a statement published on the European Parliament's website, lawmakers are calling for a harmonised EU digital minimum age of 16 for access to social media, video-sharing platforms and AI companions, while allowing 13- to 16-year-olds access with parental consent.

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The corporate mirage: Why over half of Americans are "pretending" to work

American workplaces are grappling with a growing trend of “ghostworking,” where employees fake productivity to cope with pressure, micromanagement, and unclear expectations. With 58 percent admitting to pretending to work and 92 percent job-searching on the clock, the data reveals a systemic crisis. From staged busyness to remote distractions, America’s work culture now rewards performance over genuine output.

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ET in the Valley: Semicon supply chains are in constant flux on tariffs, policy swings: Pure Storage CEO

Semiconductor supply chains are in constant flux, battered by tariff swings that have created “week-to-week uncertainty” for technology companies already straining under surging AI demand, said Charles Giancarlo, CEO of data storage solutions company Pure Storage.

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Campus land clash: Court freezes Miami Dade College’s transfer for Trump library project

A high-stakes lawsuit over Miami Dade College’s plan to transfer a prime Biscayne Boulevard property for Donald Trump’s proposed presidential library will go to trial on August 3, 2026. The case, driven by Sunshine Law concerns raised by activist Marvin Dunn, has stalled the deal and ignited broader questions about transparency, public land use, and institutional accountability.

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Unemployed on OPT? Here’s how international students in US can navigate the job hunt

International students on OPT face a tough job market, with many applying to thousands of positions without success due to visa sponsorship issues. The number of students on OPT has surged, intensifying competition. Navigating strict rules, tracking unemployment days, and exploring alternative employment options are crucial for maintaining F-1 status while pursuing career goals.

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Agritech startup Fyllo launches hyperlocal AI weather model

“DeepMet 1 operates at a hyperlocal resolution of 10 × 10 kilometers and has been specifically developed for the Indian subcontinent,” said Fyllo in a media release.

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Student suicides: Parliamentary panel to review spread of coaching centres

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Harvard University data breach hits core community records: How the fallout affects students

Harvard University's alumni data systems were breached via a phone-based phishing attack, exposing sensitive information of alumni, donors, and some students. This follows similar incidents at other Ivy League schools, highlighting universities as prime targets for cybercriminals. The breach, while not affecting classroom systems, could impact student opportunities and trust in university communications.

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A profession left out: Why nursing’s exclusion from “professional degree” signals a looming healthcare crisis in US

The Trump administration’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” has sparked fierce backlash after nursing was excluded from the federal definition of a “professional degree,” slashing loan access for aspiring nurses. With borrowing limits reduced and education costs soaring, nursing leaders warn the move will worsen shortages, undermine training pipelines, and further strain America’s already fragile healthcare system.

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Wealth management firm Wealthy raises $14.5 million

Wealthy, a Bengaluru wealth management startup, has secured Rs 130 crore in a new funding round. The investment will fuel technology upgrades and expansion into new cities. The company aims to significantly increase its assets under management and grow its network of financial advisors. This funding highlights strong investor interest in India's expanding wealth sector.

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STEM OPT extension denied? What students in the US can do next as refusals rise in 2025

International students face STEM OPT denials despite meeting requirements, often due to employment compliance issues. A recent case highlights the need for meticulous documentation and clear training plans. While a denial isn't immediate deportation, students have options like filing a motion, refiling, or exploring other visa pathways. Acting swiftly with DSO and attorney guidance is crucial.

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A $500 million proposal and months of silence: Why Linda McMahon still says Harvard is ‘nearing’ a deal

In a recent update, Education Secretary Linda McMahon suggested that a resolution with Harvard University is on the horizon, amidst ongoing White House assurances of a swift agreement. Although President Trump has previously hinted at a potential settlement, an official announcement has yet to materialize.

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Who is paying the highest price in Trump’s crusade to dismantle the Education Department?

The Guardian’s findings reveal a demoralised US Department of Education as the Trump administration accelerates efforts to break it apart. With staff cuts, chaotic restructuring and key functions pushed to other federal agencies, employees describe an atmosphere of confusion and deliberate pressure. Unions and policy experts warn the overhaul risks long-term harm to students, schools and federal oversight itself.

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Top 5 US universities hosting the highest number of international students

The flow of international students to the U.S. is slowing, with enrollments declining by 17%, yet the total international student population remains strong at over 1.17 million. A few leading universities continue to attract large numbers, providing economic stability, research support, and academic diversity, even as visa uncertainties, geopolitical tensions, and resource pressures challenge broader international student mobility.

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Working parents in the US struggle under unequal expectations, hidden labour, and broken work-life balance

The 2025 FlexJobs Working Parents Report reveals that work-life balance remains a challenge for U.S. parents, particularly mothers, who face higher workplace expectations and carry a heavier share of domestic and professional responsibilities. Structural barriers, childcare costs, and rigid work policies exacerbate pressures, while flexible hours, remote options, and meaningful leave emerge as critical solutions for career and family stability.

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Tennessee hits a breaking point as $150 million voucher plan sparks constitutional showdown

Tennessee’s new $150 million statewide voucher programme has sparked a major legal fight, with parents and taxpayers suing to block what they call an unconstitutional diversion of public funds. The lawsuit argues the plan weakens public schools, lacks accountability, and violates the state’s duty to provide free education, setting up a pivotal courtroom battle over Tennessee’s schooling future.

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Filing I-485 on OPT: How it affects your student visa and work options in the US

International graduates in the US can file for Adjustment of Status (I-485) while on OPT, without automatically losing F-1 status. However, filing signals immigrant intent, impacting travel and work. Using the I-485-based EAD ends F-1 status, making careful planning crucial for a smooth transition to permanent residency.

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Student visas under scrutiny: A detailed look at DHS’s new initiative to detect fraud and protect US campuses

In a proactive move, American educational institutions have taken the helm in combating student visa fraud. Thanks to new training from the Department of Homeland Security, officials are becoming adept at reviewing applications, authenticating qualifications, and spotting red flags. This initiative not only shields the educational values of the U.S. but also prioritizes authentic students pursuing their academic aspirations.

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Infosys foundation awards social tech-innovators, winners receive Rs 50 lakh each

In its fourth edition three teams won Rs 50 lakh each in the main categories. Five more were selected for the jury’s special awards and will receive Rs 10 lakh each for their innovative soltions.

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US schools may face significant challenges as the Trump administration begins dismantling the Education Department

The Trump administration is redistributing the Department of Education's work across four other federal agencies, citing a need to reduce oversight and empower states. While supporters claim this will increase flexibility, many state and local education leaders express concern over added complexity and potential disruption to vital programs for vulnerable students.

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Israel's cybersecurity firm Check Point looking at more investments in India

Tel Aviv, Israel-based cybersecurity solutions provider Check Point on Thursday said it is looking to expand its research and development (R&D) centre in Bengaluru by investing and hiring more engineers in the coming years.

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Agritech startup AgroStar raises $30 million from Just Climate, others

Agritech startup AgroStar has raised $30 million in a funding round led by the environment-focussed investment firm Just Climate. The round also saw participation from the firm’s existing backers Aavishkaar India, Bertelsmann, Evolvence India, Chiratae Ventures, and Hero Enterprises.

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Who is Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt, the political science grad calling OPT a ‘cheap labour pipeline’?

Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt, a political science graduate from Truman State University and Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Saint Louis University School of Law, has called the Optional Practical Training (OPT) programme for foreign students a “cheap labour pipeline” and urged its termination. Schmitt emphasised prioritising American students for internships and work opportunities. A former Missouri Attorney General and State Treasurer, he has a long career in public service and advocacy, focusing on domestic employment, free speech, and military readiness.

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