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Football legend Emad Al Hosni launches Al Injaz School Sports Day

School nurtures allrounders through innovation and sports Al Injaz International Private School in Muscat held its annual Sports Day on

Minor document lapse should not derail NEET PG aspirations: HC

For aspiring doctors, the verdict offers hope that genuine mistakes may be treated with compassion, ensuring that careers are not

Malaysia–India partnership enters a new digital and strategic era

Trade between the two countries reached RM79.49 billion in 2025, showing steady growth Leaders are expected to discuss further cooperation

Report finds Indian diaspora UK’s most economically successful migrant community

The report concludes that the Indian diaspora has played a defining role in Britain’s growth, innovation and global standing, with

Indian educator Rouble Nagi wins $1 million Global Teacher Prize for transforming learning in slums

Negi’s achievement drew attention to the role teachers play in shaping inclusive and equitable education systems worldwide PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian teacher

Sharp fall in NRI quota admissions after Maharashtra tightens eligibility rules

While some parents argue that genuine candidates have lost opportunities, others say the tighter rules curb unfair practices and ensure

Sandwich Courses in the UK: Study, work and graduate job-ready

Sandwich courses bridge the gap between education and employment, making graduates more confident, skilled and ready for the job market

NEET-PG 2025: Over 800 candidates shift to NRI quota after court rulings

Employers who sponsor medical education as part of staff retention plans are being advised to closely examine fee structures and

Australia tightens student visa rules for Indian applicants

These developments underline that Indian students must plan carefully and present a strong, evidence-backed case to meet Australia’s tightened

UK sees record drop in international student enrolments amid tighter rules

The figures highlight the growing challenges facing UK higher education as it seeks to remain competitive in an increasingly crowded

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