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MBA from Bennett University: Benefits, Fees, Eligibility & Career Scope in 2026
Why MBA from Bennett University Is Trending in
Ronaldo Stuns the World Again! Portugal Crush Uzbekistan 5-0
The Portuguese legend rewrites football history as Portugal dismantles Uzbekistan in a performance that could reshape the tournament's power rankings
Government Jobs 2026: UPSC, SSC, Railway, IBPS & State Exams See Record Rush as Lakhs Chase Secure Careers
From civil services and banking to railways and state recruitment, India's competitive exam ecosystem is witnessing unprecedented participation as candidates prepare for the next wave of government vacancies.
India's Top 100 Jobs Most Likely to Be Replaced by AI by 2030
A sector-wise look at the Indian jobs most exposed to AI automation before 2030, from data entry and BPO roles to accounting, retail, and entry-level IT, plus how workers can future-proof their careers.
Neha’s Protest Drama Turns Ugly , Ink Thrown Over ‘Anti-National’ Claims
A student protest march in Ranchi over alleged irregularities in Jharkhand's recruitment examinations took a dramatic turn when ink was allegedly thrown at AISA national president Neha Bora. Police detained a man identified as Amarnath Pandey, who reportedly accused Bora of being “anti-national”. AISA alleged that the incident was politically motivated, while the accused reportedly cited Bora's political positions. The episode has added a fresh political dimension to an ongoing student agitation over JPSC and JSSC examinations
Justice Bhuyan’s Big Question: Why No Distinguished Jurist in SC?
For more than 76 years, India’s Constitution has allowed a “distinguished jurist” to become a Supreme Court judge, yet the provision has never been used. Justice Ujjal Bhuyan has now questioned why legal academia has remained outside the country’s highest court. A look back at the Constituent Assembly debates, the evolution of the collegium system and decades of judicial appointments reveals why India’s most eminent legal scholars have remained largely outside the Supreme Court’s selection pipeline.