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Digital libraries helping students prepare for boards, competitive exams

Several districts across Karnataka, Maharashtra and Rajasthan are leading the way in refurbishing unused assets into digital libraries to help students prepare for board exams and competitive entrances. Plan is to set up more such libraries to improve educational outcomes in these districts under the Aspirational District Programme and the Aspirational Block Programme while also initiating crowd funding for some of the best libraries, adoption of libraries and mentoring students to scale up the project and expand outreach.

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Women cross 50% mark in four key industries, but C-suite representation lags: Report

Women accounted for more than half of the workforce in healthcare, education, consumer services, and the government and public sector by June 2026, according to the World Economic Forum. However, women remained underrepresented in senior leadership, technical roles and board leadership, despite gains in overall workforce participation and corporate boards.

Today News Headlines for School Assembly, September 15, 2026: Oil prices surge 3% amid Saudi pipeline outage, CJP to join MPSC protest
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Today News Headlines for School Assembly, September 15, 2026: Oil prices surge 3% amid Saudi pipeline outage, CJP to join MPSC protest

Oil prices jumped more than 3% on September 15 as Houthi attacks forced a Saudi pipeline shutdown, while the Cockroach Janata Party announced it will join MPSC aspirants’ protest over alleged exam irregularities. The price surge lifted Brent crude to $107.82 a barrel and prompted market and political reactions across the region.

AI is making ‘safe careers’ a thing of the past. Indian parents are scrambling for answers
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AI is making ‘safe careers’ a thing of the past. Indian parents are scrambling for answers

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.

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