EDUCATION COUNSELLORS
Ode to a compassionate algorithm: Philanthropists are backing AI for public good
From Flipkart’s Binny Bansal to Chrys Capital’s Ashish Dhawan and Karishma Sanghvi of Sun Pharma, a growing number of entrepreneurs are writing cheques for AI that can diagnose diseases, empower teachers, modernise courts and strengthen public services, betting that the technology can create social returns as significant as commercial ones.
Pune teacher sells father's land to teach 10 poor students, all clear MPSC exams; now he runs a Rs 20 crore campus in his village but still lives in a rented house
After selling his inherited house and farmland in 2005, Pune-based teacher Yajurvendra Mahajan started educating 10 underprivileged students. All cleared MPSC exams. His Deepsthamb Foundation now supports around 600 students, including persons with disabilities, orphans and transgender people, offering free education, accommodation, counselling and employment assistance.
These 11 private and public banking stocks have an upside of up to 33% in 1 year, according to analysts
It is too early to read a lot into the divergence seen in the stock price movements of private and PSU banks on Tuesday. Neither can it be said with any certainty that it had anything to do with FII buying. Against this background, remember: For any investor interested in the banking sector, the price movements should matter less than what the overall Q2 performance of both private and PSU banks reveals.
New Zealand to remove 17 occupations from Green List Work to Residence pathway from March 2027
Effective March 8, 2027, New Zealand will revise its Green List Work to Residence visa pathways, eliminating 17 specific occupations. While these workers can transition to residency through fresh Skilled Migrant Category routes, special education teachers will notably have direct access to residency without needing prior work experience.
Why are nearly 2,000 MBBS seats vacant in India? Private and state medical authorities ask NMC to step in
Despite numerous rounds of counseling, approximately 2,000 MBBS seats in India still remain empty. High tuition fees are deterring potential candidates from enrolling, especially in states like Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, where significant vacancies persist. Authorities are contemplating lowering eligibility cut-offs to fill these spots, prompting discussions on the accessibility of medical education and its future ramifications for students.
Post-study jobs are the biggest factor shaping Indian students’ overseas education choices, says IDP report
In the face of shifting visa regulations, Indian students continue to pursue education abroad, emphasising the value of post-study job opportunities over living costs. Awareness of immigration updates exists, yet most students remain resolute in their plans.
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India rejects laws affecting national sovereignty; votes at UN against US embargo on Cuba
India expressed its strong support for a United Nations resolution that demands an end to the US embargo against Cuba. The resolution was endorsed by 130 nations, while 17 voted against it and 25 abstained. A diplomatic clash occurred during the proceedings as the Cuban Foreign Minister confronted the US Permanent Representative. Following the confrontation, the US expelled a Cuban diplomat for alleged misconduct during the meeting.
These 7 banking stocks have an upside potential of up to 28% in 1 year, according to analysts
If FPI selling returns to the levels seen in April and May, financial sector stocks are the ones likely to be hit the most. This would be irrespective of how the fundamentals are for the industry. The reason is simple: Higher ownership by institutional investors, especially FPIs. Check out Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, for price targets of over 4,000 listed stocks along with detailed company analysis focusing on five key components, earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum, to generate standardised scores. SR+ Reports is a complimentary offering to ETPrime members.
These 7 private and public banking stocks have an upside of up to 25% in one year, according to analysts
Thanks to the US-Iran conflict, the economy has been dealing with higher oil prices for close to seven months. And if inflation starts to creep up, its impact will be felt by many businesses, and banking would be no different.
Student suicides: IITs to create proper cadre for mental health professionals
Indian Institutes of Technology are planning to create a dedicated cadre of mental health professionals for campus support. This initiative aims to address ongoing concerns regarding student suicides and overall mental well-being. While counseling services have been implemented, IITs recognize that they need a more sustainable solution. The proposal is being developed in accordance with guidelines from the Rehabilitation Council of India.
These 8 banking stocks have an upside potential of up to 29% in 1 year, according to analysts
For the last two years, one sector where actual performance has been better than expected has been banking. Yes, there were exceptions among small finance banks. But the question now is: Will the situation remain the same given that there are many emerging challenges?
These 8 banking stocks have an upside potential of up to 26% in 1 year, according to analysts
Given the current market situation, no sector is immune from headwinds. The banking sector is no exception. There are clear short-term headwinds, but the question an investor should ask is: Are these headwinds likely to hit the core business of banks and create some issue that may take a long time to settle?
Your child scored 90+ percent, but should they become an engineer or doctor? When and how career tests can help
High academic performance often pushes students towards traditional careers, such as engineering or medicine. However, career choices should involve understanding personal interests and strengths. Psychometric assessments can provide valuable insights beyond mere academic marks. Parents are encouraged to foster discussions on career preferences and aspirations instead of solely focusing on scores.
These 7 private and public banking stocks have an upside of up to 27% in one year, according to analysts
If oil prices stay high and push up inflation, it is likely that banking stocks will come under pressure because their business will be impacted. But even before the real business is impacted, it is likely that they will see selling pressure because of their FPI-heavy ownership structure. So, clouds of uncertainty hang over the sector’s stocks. But don't confuse the stocks with the business.
Massachusetts brothers started junk-removal business as teenagers with $4,000 pickup truck; it made $3.04 million in 2025 & now targets $5 million in revenue in 2026
Massachusetts brothers Kirk and Jacob McKinney turned a $4,000 used pickup truck and a teenage side hustle into Junk Teens, a multimillion-dollar junk-removal business. Founded in 2021, the company generated $3.04 million in revenue in 2025 after completing more than 5,500 jobs, and is targeting $5 million in revenue in 2026. The brothers, who also study entrepreneurship at Babson College, have expanded to two locations, five dump trucks and a team of full-time and part-time employees while building a social media following of more than 400,000.
These 6 banking stocks have an upside potential of up to 26% in 1 year, according to analysts
The way things are panning out in the Gulf region, in Wall Street, and in the Bay Area in northern California, the chances of greater volatility in the global markets is high. Given that the Indian economy and oil prices have a strong correlation, it might be better to think twice before acting in the stock market. And remember this: Don't take any statement by anyone, whether the US president or the CEO of an AI company, as gospel truth. Check out Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, for price targets of over 4,000 listed stocks along with detailed company analysis focusing on five key components ,earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum, to generate standardised scores. SR+ Reports is a complimentary offering to ETPrime members.
Paralysed in a car crash, this US Army veteran rebuilt his life and graduated seven years later earning petroleum engineering degree
Army veteran Rocky Fernandez earned his petroleum engineering degree seven years after a car crash. He overcame paralysis, hospital stays, and medical setbacks to return to education. Support from the Houston VA and vocational services aided his academic journey. Fernandez adjusted to life with paralysis while managing health challenges and studies. He now prepares for a career in petroleum engineering after years of hard work.
These 6 banking stocks have an upside potential of up to 25% in 1 year, according to analysts
At a time when a statement or missile can cause unexplained volatility, expecting rational behaviour in the equity markets is probably expecting too much. But the fact is that rationality finally prevails. And it has to do with earnings and fundamentals and macro-economic order. Check out Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, for price targets of over 4,000 listed stocks along with detailed company analysis focusing on five key components ,earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum, to generate standardised scores. SR Plus Reports is a complimentary offering to ETPrime members.
What should kids study in the age of AI?
As AI reshapes entry-level jobs and geopolitical uncertainty clouds overseas education, Indian parents are questioning long-held beliefs about safe careers. From engineering and medicine to theatre, sports and the humanities, families are rethinking what children should study. Educators and psychologists say adaptability, continuous learning and genuine interest may matter more than certainty.
More students use AI like ChatGPT to choose study destinations and programmes
Students are now using AI tools like ChatGPT to plan their overseas education. More than half of students use AI to choose where and what to study. While AI helps narrow down options, human guidance from counsellors and universities remains crucial for final decisions and applications. Education agents are now validating AI information and supporting students through the process.
Just good grades aren't enough to get you into your dream university abroad
While good grades for admissions to the creme de la creme colleges are a given, education counsellors warn that those are just a foot in the door. They are pushing students to find exotic extracurricular activities to make their CVs stand out - be it rowing, fencing, robotics, or the good old social work. And a number of organisations & clubs have sprung up, offering quick-fix solutions.
'US to remain the most preferred destination for Indian students'
The US remains the most-preferred destination for Indian students pursuing higher education abroad for its world-class universities, diverse study programs, and opportunities for research, internships, and job placements. Other popular destinations for Indian students include Canada followed by the UK and Australia.
Lido sends final settlement offers to its employees
Teachers, educators, counsellors, and administrative staff have also received a similar offer, the people said requesting anonymity.
Experts to provide support to kids in observation home
Instances of boys running away from the government observation home in recent months are because the facility is more like a prison than a reformative shelter, child rights activists say.
Germany's Ambassador to India Michael Steiner meets Rajasthan CM Vasundhara Raje
Ambassador of Germany to India Michael Steiner today called on Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje at the Chief Minister's office.
High cut-offs drive students to US; number Of Visa applicants has gone up by 20% over last year’s
If the rise in student visa applications this year is anything to go by, students are increasingly looking westwards and flooding American universities.
Caught in debt trap: Rescue on way
Spendthrifts can now approach debt counselling centres, which can work out rescue deals for them. When D means Debt for you
Caught in debt trap: Rescue on way
Spendthrifts can now approach debt counselling centres, which can work out rescue deals for them. When D means Debt for you
Kid gloves for the credit-scarred
Customers feeling the pinch of the loan trap could approach debt counselling centres, who negotiate better deals for financially-distressed borrowers.
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