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Every year on 26th December, India commemorates Veer Bal Diwas to pay tribute to the extraordinary bravery of Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s young sons, Sahibzadas Baba Fateh Singh Ji (6 years) and Baba Zorawar Singh Ji (8 years). Despite their tender age, these young warriors fearlessly stood against the cruelty of the Mughal rulers, choosing martyrdom over abandoning their faith. Why Veer Bal Diwas is CelebratedVeer Bal Diwas honors the courage, steadfastness, and moral integrity of the Sahibzadas. They refused to renounce their religion under immense pressure, setting an inspiring example of faith, bravery, and commitment to truth. The day serves as a reminder to stand strong in the face of adversity and uphold one’s values, no matter the challenges. Historical SignificanceAccording to pi...

Lieutenant Sartaj Singh has carried forward a legacy of patriotism and service that spans more than 100 years. Hailing from a family that has proudly contributed soldiers to the Indian Army across generations, Sartaj has become the fifth generation to join the armed forces, upholding a tradition that remains the hallmark of his family. A Legacy of Courage and Honor While many read history from books, Sartaj Singh’s family has lived history. For over a century, successive generations have donned the uniform with pride, embodying the spirit of dedication and love for the nation. On 13th December 2025, Sartaj received his commission, not only marking a personal achievement but also continuing a lineage of service that has inspired countless young Indians. Bravery Runs Through the Gen...

If you aspire to a career in Human Resources, here’s a golden opportunity to join a government-owned company. BEML Limited, a multi-technology enterprise under the Ministry of Defence, has announced vacancies for HR Officer and Assistant Manager positions. Interested candidates can apply through the official website bemlindia.in by 7th January 2026, 6 PM. Key Details of BEML HR Recruitment 2025 Recruiting Organization: BEML Limited Positions: Officer – Assistant (HR Grade II), Assistant Manager – HR (Grade III) Number of Vacancies: 22 Official Notification: BEML Executive HR Recruitment 2025 PDF Application Deadline: 7th January 2026, 6 PM Salary: ₹40,000 – ₹1,60,000 per month (depending on post) Eligibility: Graduate with MBA (HR/IR), MSW, MA Social Work (HR/IR), ...

The Ministry of Education is set to introduce several major reforms in India’s school education system in 2026, aimed at reducing dropouts, improving learning outcomes, and integrating technology from an early stage. Tracking Students with APAAR IDThe ministry has started issuing Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) IDs, generating over 25 crore IDs so far. This unique 12-digit ID will allow authorities to track students who fail or drop out, making it easier to identify students who do not continue from 10th to 11th grade. These IDs will also be linked to the Academic Bank of Credit and DigiLocker, enabling a seamless educational record-keeping system. Support for Failing StudentsThe Ministry of Education plans to provide guidance and learning support to students wh...

“Jingle Bells” has become a symbol of joy, festivity, and celebration, especially during Christmas. It is one of the most sung and recognized nursery rhymes worldwide. However, few people know that it was originally written not for Christmas, but for Thanksgiving in the United States. The History of Jingle Bells“Jingle Bells” was composed in 1857 by American musician James Lord Pierpont from Medford, Massachusetts. He wrote the song inspired by the city’s annual sleigh races held around Thanksgiving. The original title of the song was “One Horse Open Sleigh”, capturing the fun of riding a sleigh over the snow, the jingling of bells, and the joy of winter. Over time, the song gained immense popularity and became popularly known as “Jingle Bells”. In 1889, it was first recorded on the ...

Russia remains a popular destination for Indian students pursuing higher education, especially in the field of medicine. Every year, thousands of Indian students enroll in Russian universities due to affordable fees and diverse programs. However, recent reports highlight serious risks, urging students to prioritize personal safety over college rankings or academic facilities. Over 30,000 Indian Students in RussiaCurrently, more than 30,000 Indian students are studying in Russia, with around 90% enrolled in medical programs. While Russia continues to attract students for its cost-effective education, authorities and experts caution that security concerns must now be a primary consideration. Forced Recruitment into the Russian MilitaryReports from 2024 and 2025 indicate that several In...

Germany has emerged as a popular destination for higher education in recent years, attracting thousands of Indian students. However, caution is crucial when taking admissions, as several students have recently faced serious issues, including the threat of deportation, due to alleged university fraud. Deported Instead of GraduatingIndian students enrolled at International University (IU) Berlin now find their academic futures in jeopardy. One student described his experience as “life feels like hell.” The problems stem from questions over the university’s accreditation, inadequate infrastructure, and insufficient faculty, leaving students in legal and academic limbo. According to Euro News, 25-year-old Deep Shambharkar from Maharashtra came to Berlin in July to pursue a Master’s in Bu...

The number of Indian students pursuing higher education abroad continues to rise every year, with some countries emerging as the most preferred destinations. According to a report by the NITI Aayog on the “Internationalization of Higher Education in India,” Canada, the USA, the UK, Australia, and Germany are among the top choices for Indian students seeking quality education, affordable tuition, post-study work opportunities, and pathways to permanent residency. Top States Sending Students Abroad: Andhra Pradesh leads the list, followed by Punjab, Maharashtra, and Gujarat. Other states include Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Chandigarh, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh. Student Flow to Key Countries: Canada has become the most popular destination, with the number of Indian student...

Haryana’s schools are set for a long winter break as the state government announces 19 days of closure from 25th December 2025 to 1st January 2026. All government and private schools will observe winter vacation starting 1st January 2026 due to extreme cold and chilly weather conditions. According to the official notice issued by the Directorate of School Education, Haryana, winter vacation will continue from 1st January to 16th January 2026, with schools reopening on Friday, 16th January 2026. Schools have been instructed to strictly follow this schedule. Important Details for Students: Students from classes 10 to 12 may be required to attend school for practical exams during the winter vacation, in line with CBSE and ICSE board schedules. Prior to the winter break, schools w...

A major change in the H-1B visa program in the United States is set to significantly impact foreign workers and international students, making it harder for them to secure jobs in the country. The US Department of Homeland Security has announced a revision in the H-1B selection process. Under the new rules, visas will no longer be granted via a lottery system. Instead, priority will be given to applicants based on salary and skill level. The change is set to take effect from 27th February 2026. What is the H-1B Visa?The H-1B visa is used by US companies across sectors like technology, healthcare, finance, and education to hire specialized foreign workers. Each year, 65,000 visas are issued under the general category, with an additional 20,000 visas reserved for students who have earn...