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Canada is tightening its international student program with new rules. These include higher financial requirements and possible country-based caps. Indian students, the largest group, may be significantly affected. The changes aim to address system strain and improve oversight. Stricter monitoring and institutional accountability are also proposed. These reforms signal a move towards a more selective system for international education.

Japan's Princess Mako renounced her royal status to marry commoner Kei Komuro, embracing a life of normalcy in Connecticut. The couple, now parents, live a financially independent life, far from the scrutiny of the imperial household. Mako, an art historian, and Kei, a lawyer, have prioritized love and family over royal duties and luxury.

Scientists at IISER Pune have pinpointed a significant portion of the Bay of Bengal's ocean floor to be approximately 92 million years old. This groundbreaking discovery, based on magnetic and seismic data, offers a clearer timeline for the region's geological formation. The findings shed light on the ancient history of the northeastern Indian Ocean, revealing crucial details about its evolution.

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Dance, drama, music & more: as preschool enrichment surges, ‘edutainment’ is turning into a must-have budget item

India and New Zealand are set to sign a Free Trade Agreement on April 27, aiming to boost bilateral trade to $5 billion within five years. The pact will offer duty-free access for many Indian exports, benefiting sectors like Agra's leather industry. New Zealand gains tariff reductions on key products, while India protects sensitive agricultural goods.

Orchids The International School's CBSE 2026 results showcase a widespread success, with 1 in 6 students scoring above 90%. This achievement highlights a school environment designed for every student, not just the exceptional few. The data reveals a consistent, strong performance across hundreds of students, demonstrating a system that fosters broad academic excellence.

CBSE is changing Class 10 exams from 2026. Students will get two chances to take board exams each year. The best score will be considered. This aims to reduce exam pressure. Students can improve marks in up to three subjects. Internal assessments will be done once. Results will be declared after the second exam.

The ICC's Anti-Corruption Unit is investigating alleged corruption during a 2026 T20 World Cup match involving Canada and New Zealand. The probe centers on the fifth over of New Zealand's chase, where Canada's young captain, Dilpreet Bajwa, conceded 15 runs, including a no-ball and a wide. These events emerged in a Canadian documentary highlighting governance issues at Cricket Canada.

Bihar's long-standing liquor ban brings a complex mix of outcomes. On one hand, it has contributed to better public health and a notable decline in domestic abuse rates. On the flip side, the state grapples with economic setbacks and a booming black market for alcohol. Enforcement remains a daunting challenge, with overcrowded courts and incidents of harmful counterfeit drinks.

The Central Board of Secondary Education has released the LOC submission schedule for Class 10 Second Board Exam 2026, with strict deadlines from April 16 to 22. Eligible students can register or withdraw, while ER candidates are excluded. Limited subject flexibility, improvement in three subjects, and a digital-only fee system with steep late penalties have been enforced.

Twenty-two-year-old Gayatri Karad is revolutionizing India's equine sector with The Equine Collective. Her vision, backed by government support, aims to bridge gaps in training, regulation, and infrastructure. A new skill development center in Daund will offer global standard training for grooms and youth, fostering rural growth and international opportunities.