Times of India

The Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) Election 2025 concluded with ABVP winning three of four top posts, including President Aryan Maan, while NSUI secured the Vice President’s seat through Rahul Jhansla. With 39.36% turnout, the polls highlighted the ABVP-NSUI rivalry reflecting national politics. The results reaffirm ABVP’s campus dominance while signaling NSUI’s continued competitiveness.

Aryan Maan, a Hansraj College graduate from Bahadurgarh, Haryana, has been elected DUSU President 2025 on an ABVP ticket. Currently pursuing an MA in Library Science at Delhi University, he is known for his activism, sports involvement, and student welfare campaigns. His win underscores ABVP’s organisational strength and the evolving aspirations of DU’s diverse student community.

Delhi University’s 2025 DUSU elections concluded with ABVP’s Aryan Maan winning the President post, while the party secured three of the four key positions. Held on September 18 across 52 centres and 195 booths, the polls saw over 2.75 lakh eligible voters, with a 39.45% turnout. Key issues included campus safety, student welfare, and gender representation, reflecting the growing political engagement of Delhi University students.

The Nursing Officer Recruitment Common Eligibility Test (NORCET) 2025 has come under intense scrutiny following allegations that around 60% of preliminary exam questions circulated on social media. Technical glitches, including prolonged system failures in Jammu, added to candidate frustration. With echoes of the 2023 controversy, nursing associations are demanding an urgent investigation and stronger safeguards to protect the exam’s integrity.

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has opened the registration window for Bihar STET 2025 at bsebstet.org. Eligible candidates can apply online until September 27, 2025. The exam will be held from October 4 to 25, with results on November 1. Applicants must upload required documents, pay the fee, and carefully review details before submission.

The Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode (IIM-K), will close registrations for CAT 2025 on September 20 via the official portal, iimcat.ac.in. Applicants must choose five preferred cities and pay ₹1,300 (SC/ST/PwD) or ₹2,600 (others). CAT 2025 is scheduled for November 30, with admit cards available from November 5.

The DUSU Elections 2025 are witnessing a close contest between ABVP and NSUI as vote counting continues at Delhi University. Early trends show ABVP slightly ahead in key posts, with presidential candidate Aryan Maan leading. With the last decade dominated by ABVP except two NSUI wins, today’s outcome will decide whether ABVP extends its stronghold or NSUI stages a comeback.

The DUSU Elections 2025 are witnessing a close contest between ABVP and NSUI as vote counting continues at Delhi University. Early trends show ABVP slightly ahead in key posts, with presidential candidate Aryan Maan leading. With the last decade dominated by ABVP except two NSUI wins, today’s outcome will decide whether ABVP extends its stronghold or NSUI stages a comeback.

Delhi University’s Students’ Union (DUSU) has long been a springboard for India’s political leadership, producing figures who later shaped national and state governance. From Arun Jaitley’s rise during the Emergency to Rekha Gupta’s elevation as Delhi’s chief minister in 2025, DUSU has nurtured leaders across party lines, underscoring its enduring role as a training ground for power.

The UGC’s draft undergraduate mathematics curriculum, unveiled under NEP 2020, has drawn fierce criticism from over 900 experts, including Padma awardees and Bhatnagar laureates. Petitioners flag “grave defects,” citing sidelining of core subjects, exclusion of applied mathematics, outdated inclusions, and bizarre references. They demand withdrawal and redrafting by qualified mathematicians to safeguard India’s scientific and educational standards.

The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) has revised the schedule for the third and final AP EAMCET 2025 counselling round, with results now set for September 20. Aspiring engineering and medical students must check the official portal, download their allotment letters, and follow reporting procedures. This final phase is crucial, determining admission into top colleges across the state.

The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) has released the Group 2 admit card 2025 at apply.tnpscexams.in. Candidates can download the hall ticket using their registration number and DOB. The preliminary exam will be held on September 28, 2025, to fill 645 vacancies. Applicants must carry the admit card and valid ID to the exam centre.

High school career credentials are intended to prepare students for the workforce, offering skills that can lead to higher pay and employment. Yet research shows most certifications do not match employer demand, leaving many students with credentials of limited value. Experts emphasize the need for data-driven guidance, employer alignment, and strategic credentialing to turn certifications into meaningful career pathways.

The Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) Election 2025 results are being counted after a voter turnout of 39.45% across 52 centres. With 21 candidates in the fray, ABVP and NSUI remain the key contenders amid allegations of violence. As DU awaits its new President, here’s a look back at the last 10 leaders who shaped DUSU’s legacy.

A sudden freeze on nearly $7 billion in federal education funding left school districts across the US scrambling, exposing the fragility of budgets that rely heavily on Washington. In Ashe County, North Carolina, Superintendent Eisa Cox watched $1.1 million vanish overnight, threatening after-school care, teacher support, and migrant services—signaling a troubling new reality of uncertain federal aid.

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited Jackson, Wyoming, as part of her 50-state “Returning Education to the States Tour,” highlighting the push for state-led control in K-12 education. Joined by Governor Mark Gordon, she praised local successes, emphasized civics education, and echoed President Trump’s vision of reducing federal oversight to empower states and communities.

Bullying in American middle schools remains a hidden crisis, with nearly 28 percent of students in grades six to eight reporting incidents, far higher than high school levels. From verbal taunts to cyberbullying, the harm often goes unnoticed until it deeply affects a child’s wellbeing. Experts urge parents and schools to stay vigilant, address warning signs, and foster safer environments.

A year after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina, over 2,500 students remain displaced, struggling with homelessness, disrupted schooling, and emotional trauma. Families face unstable housing while schools cope with closures and resource gaps. Though debris is cleared, Helene’s long-term impact lingers — reshaping childhoods, education, and community stability in the Appalachian region once considered a climate refuge.

The 2025 Back to School Survey by the Connecticut Education Association reveals a grim reality for U.S. education. Over 60% of teachers say conditions have worsened in two years, with only 2.7% “very satisfied” in their roles. Rising stress, mental health challenges, low morale, and declining student performance underscore a system at breaking point.

Harvard Business School graduate Vladimir Artamonov faces federal charges for running a $4 million Ponzi scheme targeting alumni. Prosecutors allege he exploited Harvard credentials to lure investors, misused funds, and caused severe losses, including one suicide. The case underscores ongoing risks of fraud even within trusted professional and alumni networks.