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AI Goes To School

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September 01, 2025

Coding and Artificial Intelligence in Indian Classrooms

Indian classrooms are changing fast. Alongside math and history, students are learning to write code and integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into daily life. These skills are becoming the new literacy, essential for careers in technology, research, innovation, and beyond. To keep up, CBSE has updated its curriculum, and state boards are catching up. But this shift raises big questions: How early should children start learning coding and AI? What's the best way to teach these concepts? And can schools keep up with technology that evolves daily?

Educators and experts argue that AI and coding are not just add-ons but are redefining education. The key difference lies in when and how these skills are introduced, especially to younger students.

Catch Them Young

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Govt to list priorities on first day, VP to debut as RS chair

THE Winter Session of Parliament will commence on Monday with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s customary address to the media. Newly elected Vice President (VP) CP Radhakrishnan will preside over Rajya Sabha for the first time.

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1 min

December 01, 2025

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Gayatri-Treesa triumph, heartbreak for Srikanth

TREESA Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand retained the women's doubles crown while Kidambi Srikanth narrowly missed out on the men's singles top prize in the Syed Modi International meet in Lucknow on Sunday.

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1 min

December 01, 2025

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GIFT City now manages $100 billion in assets

GIFT City’s International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) now hosts over 1,034 registered entities, including 38 banks holding assets worth $100.14 billion, positioning it as a growing competitor to established financial hubs, such as Singapore and Hong Kong.

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1 mins

December 01, 2025

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BJP dismisses claims as 'baseless, false'

Hitting back, BJP says company sold for just ₹50 lakh

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1 mins

December 01, 2025

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SHOULD WE INVEST IN INDIAN EQUITIES

FOR a long-term investment horizon, yes, Indian equities remain one of the most compelling long-term opportunities among major economies even as today.

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2 mins

December 01, 2025

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The New Indian Express Hubballi

A NEW ERA OF NARI SHAKTI IN AMRIT KAAL AS NATIONAL MISSION

WHEN women rise, the nation soars. In a society rooted in values of equality and jus tice, a woman’s dig nity must be non-ne gotiable. The Government of India, under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has reaffirmed this belief by translating it into institutional frameworks through Mission Shakti—our compre hensive programme for safety, security, and empowerment of women. As the Prime Minister has rightly said, “Our govern ment places utmost importance

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3 mins

December 01, 2025

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It’s vendetta: Cong on FIR against Gandhis

Oppn calls National Herald matter a ‘completely bogus case’

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1 mins

December 01, 2025

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Argentina and NZ play out thriller

TWO-TIME champions Argentina were favourites when they started their second Pool C match against New Zealand here at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

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1 min

December 01, 2025

The New Indian Express Hubballi

CAMPUS, CULTURE, CHANGE, AT IIM-C

Across academics, partnerships, student activities, and research interests, IIM-C continues to define its contemporary identity

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4 mins

December 01, 2025

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₹10 lakh fine, three years of jail in paper leak cases, organised cheating in HP

HIMACHAL Pradesh has enacted one of the strictest laws in the country to curb paper leaks and organised cheating in recruitment examinations by making the offences non-bailable and cognisable fetching three years’ jail term.

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1 min

December 01, 2025

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