India news: Gupta said that the Delhi School Education Transparency in Fixation and Regulation of Fees Bill, 2025 had been cleared in response to rising panic among parents.

'Parents are not ATMs': Delhi cracks down on fee hikes in schools - Here's what the new 'Education Transparency' bill means

US President Trump has proposed closing the Department of Education, with Elon Musk set to review its expenditures. The duo aims to cut government spending and restructure several agencies. Watch to know more!

Trump to sign order Thursday aimed at shutting down Education Department

Afghan women who fled the Taliban to pursue education now face an uncertain future as their scholarships are discontinued due to Trump's funding freeze on USAID. Many students in Oman might be forced to return, raising concerns about their safety and future. The affected women are urging the international community to intervene urgently.

Trump's funding freeze jeopardizes Afghan women's education abroad

China is enhancing artificial intelligence (AI) education for its younger generations to prepare them for the emerging technology era. Watch this report for more details!

China aiming for full AI education coverage by 2030

World: In a post on Truth Social, Trump warned that whoever doesn't follow it will be imprisoned or permanently sent back to the native country.

‘Agitators will be...’: Trump to cut federal funding for US schools allowing illegal protests

In an emotional moment, Taliban leader Omari expresses deep regret over the continued ban on girls’ education in Afghanistan, sparking international concern and debate over the future of Afghan women’s rights.

Taliban leader Omari breaks down in tears over Afgahn girls' education ban

There are 26 million children out of school in Pakistan according to a government report. And most of them are from rural areas from low-income families. The report shows up big gaps in education between the rich and poor, termed education apartheid. The Pakistani government has promised corrective measures, even as other exigencies beckon. A closer look on Inside South Asia.

Pakistan: 26 million children out of school

The Taliban have declared its intention to shut down NGOs that employ women in Afghanistan, further restricting women's participation in the workforce and civil society. This move comes amid growing international concern about women's rights under Taliban rule.

Taliban Announce Closure Of NGOs Employing Women In Afghanistan

After a ban on senior school and university education for girls, a new Taliban diktat bars women from medical education. It's another setback for women and also for Afghanistan which is already reeling from soaring childbirth mortality rates. This move keeping women out of work like nursing and midwifery threatens to make things worse. This report on Inside South Asia analyses the issue.

Taliban Bars Medical Education for Women

Afghan women 'banned from midwife and nurse education' in Taliban's new decree: Report

Moldova aims to attract more Indian students: Education minister Dan Perciun

The supreme court of India has dealt a significant blow to Byju’s by reversing a tribunal order that allowed the firm to settle its debts with a creditor. This ruling pushes Byju’s back into the insolvency process, raising serious concerns about its future.

Byju’s Faces Setback as Tribunal’s Debt Resolution Rejected

Musk says college education ‘overrated’, success doesn’t need four-year degree

Girls go online due to fear of missing out in spite of sexism, stalking, harassment on social media

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's office said he would sign into law a disputed education bill, prompting the first sign of real friction in his unity government when the second-biggest party said the move jeopardised the coalition deal.

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa signs 'divisive' education bill

South Africa's Ramaphosa signs education bill, grants 3 months for consultations

Education, sexuality and religion are under threat as religious groups spend billions to fight gender equality, report reveals how extreme religious groups are targeting schools.

Religious groups are targeting schools to undermine gender equality: Reports

The global education monitoring report compiled by organizations including UNESCO has warned that climate change can undo the educational gains of the recent decade and this comes as most low and middle income countries are now experiencing closure of schools almost every year. Watch in for more details!

Climate related displacement causes education loss, drop-outs latest UNESCO report reveals

Toxic work culture forces man to leave his high-paying job where he was making over $200k

Sweden joins Artemis Accords vowing commitment to peaceful space exploration

AI chatbot therapists can change the future of psychotherapy, but how reliable are they?

In Balochistan, university teachers and staff have not received their salaries for three months. This has created an education crisis in what is Pakistan's poorest and most underrepresented province. Can the newly formed federal government under Shehbaz Sharif fix the problem?

Balochistan University Teachers Without Pay for 3 Months | Education Takes a Back Seat in Pak

The school year in Afghanistan started Wednesday but without girls whom the Taliban barred from attending classes beyond the sixth grade, making it the only country with restrictions on female education.

Afghanistan: Another academic year begins with no girls, no freedom for girls to dream

UN applauds India's increase in life expectancy and per capita income

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