Tamil Nadu has signed four new Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with leading global companies and an international university, reinforcing its position as one of India's top destinations for foreign investment, advanced manufacturing, technology, and higher education.

The agreements were signed in the presence of Chief Minister Vijay at the Guidance Tamil Nadu office in Chennai and are expected to generate nearly 3,000 direct and indirect jobs.

Among the major announcements:

A Swiss company will establish its first Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Tamil Nadu.
Germany's Nordex will open a new Research & Development Centre in Chennai.
South Korean auto component manufacturer Motivelink will invest in a new manufacturing facility, supporting supply chains for Hyundai and Kia.
The University of Western Australia will establish its first international campus in Tamil Nadu, further strengthening the state's higher education ecosystem.

Tamil Nadu Signs Four Global MoUs, Attracts Major Investments and Nearly 3,000 Jobs

Thousands of schoolchildren across India took to the streets demanding better schools, improved education infrastructure, and the appointment of more teachers. The demonstrations, led largely by Gen Alpha students, highlight growing concerns over teacher shortages, inadequate classrooms, and the quality of public education. Protesters urged authorities to invest more in schools and ensure equal access to quality education for every child. The movement has sparked nationwide debate on the future of India's education system.


Gen Alpha protests, demanding better education, rock UP & Rajasthan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked India's youth amid the ongoing NEET protest movement, saying that their love, support and trust gave him the strength to continue working for the nation. His remarks come at a time when concerns over education, jobs and examination-related issues remain at the forefront of public debate. Watch the full report for details on PM Modi's message and the political reactions surrounding it.

PM Modi tells youth: Your love & trust gave me the strength

Gen Z is rapidly emerging as one of the most influential voting blocs in India, bringing issues such as jobs, education, exam transparency and opportunities into the political spotlight. With youth-led movements and protests gaining traction, concerns over employment, competitive examinations and educational reforms are becoming central themes in political discourse.


Gen Z voters emerge as the biggest electoral force in polls

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk is still on hunger strike, and a petition in the Delhi High Court is now asking for him to be force-fed. His lawyer warned he could die within two days without intervention. Since June 28, his weight has dropped and his BP is down. He’s demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign over NEET exam irregularities. The court has asked the Centre to respond to the hospitalisation plea. Now it’s a fight about life, conscience, and whether someone will finally listen before it’s too late.


Sonam Wangchuk's health condition turns more 'critical'

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma forces aggressive multi-sector policy overhauls to crush regulatory red tape and accelerate major industrial investments. By re-classifying protected lands for non-agricultural industrial exploitation, the state cabinet prepares a major legislative push to bypass traditional bottlenecks for energy and manufacturing giants.

Assam Reforms: Tourism Education And Investment Push

Former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama has shared a message for Gen Z, stressing the importance of character building, resilience and long-term growth. Speaking about modern culture, she warned against the pursuit of instant gratification and emphasized the value of patience, discipline and perseverance.

Her remarks have sparked discussions about success, social media culture and the challenges facing younger generations in a fast-paced digital world.

Michelle Obama’s Message To Gen Z: Don't Chase Instant Gratification 

Cross-border shelling from Pakistan has destroyed infrastructure at 22 schools in northeastern Afghanistan. In the border villages, classrooms lie in rubble with scattered books and ruined labs. Displaced students crowd into makeshift camps lacking teachers, supplies, or safety, worsening risks of child labor and early marriage


Dream of Education Upended for Thousands of Afghan Children Amid War With Pakistan

India is taking a big leap in education as the Central Board of Secondary Education rolls out AI learning from Class 3 onwards. Launched by Dharmendra Pradhan at Vigyan Bhawan, the new curriculum aims to build computational thinking early. The move signals a shift toward future-ready skills, preparing students for a tech-driven world.


India: Students to Learn AI From Class 3 

The U.S. Education Department has signed agreements with multiple federal agencies to strengthen collaboration and streamline initiatives across education and related sectors.
Meanwhile, the White House Press Secretary has announced efforts to shrink the federal bureaucracy, signaling a move toward more efficient governance and reduced administrative overhead.

US Education Dept Partners With Agencies | Federal Bureaucracy Shrink Plan

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order calling for the dismantling of the US Department of Education, fulfilling a long-standing campaign promise. The order directs the education secretary to take necessary steps to close the department and return authority to states and local communities. While core programs like Title I, Pell grants, and special education funding will continue, critics warn this could undermine equity, civil rights enforcement, and federal oversight. Lawmakers and advocacy groups are already preparing legal challenges.

Trump Signs Executive Order to Dismantle US Education Department

In a significant development, the Uttarakhand government is set abolish Madrasa Board in the state and moves towards integrating minority educational institutions into the mainstream education system. It will be the first state in the country to dissolve its Madrasa Board and bring minority educational institutions into the mainstream curriculum.

Uttarakhand to Dissolve Madrasa Board, Integrate Minority Schools Into Mainstream Education

In a major shift in Lebanon's public education system. The ministry of education has announced that public schools across the country will move to a 4-day school week for the upcoming academic year.


Lebanon to Go for 4-day School Week | GRAVITAS

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