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The Haryana Board of School Education has declared the BSEH D.El.Ed Result 2025 for Special, Mercy Chance, Re-Appear, and Fresh Exam (July 2024). Candidates can download their scorecards from the official website — bseh.org.in — by entering their admission year and roll number. After downloading, candidates must verify all personal and academic details on the marksheet.

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In 2025, as high-profile skills like AI and full-stack development dominate the job market, a quiet trend emerges—freelancers and professionals earning over ₹75 lakh annually through underrated skills. Technical writing, proposal writing, WordPress development, and packaging design are in high demand, offering lucrative opportunities with significant earning potential. These overlooked talents are becoming valuable assets in today’s digital economy.

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has scheduled the NEET-PG 2025 for June 15, to be held in two shifts via computer-based mode. The information bulletin and application form will be available from April 17, with the registration window closing on May 7. Results are expected by July 15, 2025.

The Trump administration has clarified that hospitals affiliated with Harvard University, including Mass General Brigham, will not face funding cuts as part of the ongoing federal funding freeze. While the freeze applies to Harvard University’s research funding, the independent medical and research hospitals remain unaffected. The distinction between Harvard University and its affiliated hospitals was confirmed by the US Department of Education and Mass General Brigham CEO Anne Klibanski, ensuring the hospitals’ continued financial stability.

Harvard University is facing a major financial threat as the Trump administration freezes $2.2 billion in federal research grants due to political disagreements. This freeze jeopardizes critical US scientific projects, from tuberculosis research to spaceflight studies, which rely heavily on federal funding. As Harvard resists political pressure, the clash raises questions about academic freedom, federal oversight, and the future of US innovation. The ongoing battle could reshape the relationship between elite universities and government control.

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has released the admit cards for the CA Intermediate and Final May 2025 exams on its eServices portal. Candidates can log in using their SSP ID and password to download the hall tickets, which include crucial exam details. Foundation-level admit cards will be released in late April.

Akron Public Schools Superintendent Michael Robinson has been placed on paid administrative leave following a report that revealed his abusive behavior and toxic leadership style. The investigation uncovered allegations of bullying, intimidation, and retaliation against staff, students, and board members. Robinson’s belief in being divinely “anointed” to lead the district further raised concerns. The APS Board of Education will review his employment status, with a final decision expected by April 28, 2025.

A federal judge has paused the deportation of an Indian student at UW-Madison after his visa was abruptly revoked over an uncharged incident. The court’s intervention highlights growing concerns over due process violations amid an intensified federal crackdown on international students, raising broader questions about fairness, academic freedom, and immigration overreach in the US.

President Trump’s recent policies are triggering a financial crisis in US higher education, as reported by Forbes. Visa restrictions are cutting off international student revenue, while federal funding freezes are crippling research and operations. Elite schools may weather the storm, but most institutions face budget shortfalls, rising inflation, and uncertain aid disbursements. With fewer resources and rising costs, students may soon pay more for less, threatening access and sustainability across American colleges and universities.