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Private school-college parents’ association objects to proposal of compulsory adoption of govt. schools

Private school-college parents’ association objects to proposal of compulsory adoption of govt.

Mannarkkad sub-district leads school science fair

UPSA graduates 978 students from faculty of Accounting, Finance

The University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) on October 30, 2026, held a graduation ceremony for 978 students from the Faculty of Accounting and Finance who graduated with bachelor’s degrees and diplomas. UPSA, which started as the Institute of Professional Studies, has grown into one of Ghana’s leading universities for professional and business education, with a strong reputation for producing graduates for the public and private sectors.

Railway construction near 118-year-old school in Mysuru sparks fresh row

In a letter to MCC Commissioner M.K. Savitha, MGP president Roy Joseph sought a written direction to the Railways to suspend all construction activities until the required approvals, sanctions and clearances are obtained

Identify children working in garages and bring them back to school, says Mandya Deputy Commissioner

Special training and remedial teaching measures should be formulated to improve the learning abilities of academically backward children; parents should also be counselled, says DC

Ten new scholars join Drive to Inspire – Africa, continuing scholars receive laptops

Ten new tertiary students have joined the Drive to Inspire – Africa LBG (DTI-A) scholarship programme, while some continuing scholars have received laptops to support their academic work. The awards were presented at a scholarship ceremony in Accra on October 30, 2026, organised by DTI-A in partnership with the Sanjeev Mansotra Foundation (SMF).

Sanjeev Mansotra Foundation awards 10 more scholarships to African students under Drive to Inspire partnership

The Sanjeev Mansotra Foundation (SMF) has awarded 10 additional scholarships to young Africans under its partnership with Drive to Inspire – Africa LBG (DTI-A), bringing the total number of beneficiaries under the initiative to 20. DTI-A Founder, Nana Adjoa Hackman, credited partners such as the Sanjeev Mansotra Foundation with helping expand the scholarship initiative.

IIT-Hyderabad, University of Hyderabad improve rankings in QS Asia 2027

Schools told to update attendance records on ISMS portal

Central University, NBCC join hands to develop sustainable green campus

The university has taken up a ₹1.21 crore research and development project sponsored by National Buildings Construction Corporation

Kogi varsity defends fee hike, cites NELFUND for 4,032 students

The vice-chancellor of Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU), Anyigba, Prof. Salisu Usman, says 4,032 students have been approved for loans under the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND). Usman said this while defending the university’s fee increase at an investigative hearing organised by the Kogi House of Assembly on Tuesday in Lokoja.

Kerala HC allows plea by Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit against permitting suspended students to appear for examinations

The Division Bench of Justices Anil K. Narendran and S. Muralee Krishna held that the single Bench erred in issuing the directions in the absence of evidence from the students demonstrating their eligibility to appear for the examinations

Full list: Africa missing as UK releases 2026 list of universities for graduate work visa

The United States has the largest representation, with universities including Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Stanford University, Yale University, Princeton University and the University of California system. Full list of 82 universities Aarhus University — Denmark Australian National University (ANU) — Australia Boston University — United States Brown University — United States California Institute of Technology (Caltech) — United States Carnegie Mellon University — United States City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) — Hong Kong Columbia University — United…

Terrorists Abduct 14 Students, Teacher In Niger Community

‎Suspected terrorists have abducted 14 students of an Islamiyya school and their teacher in Tungan-Bako village, Pandogari, Rafi Local Government Area of Niger State. ‎Meanwhile, the Spokesperson of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) governorship candidate, Jonathan Vatsa, has criticised Governor Umaru Bago over what he described as the state government’s failure to address the worsening security situation.

UNILAG VC threatens N1bn defamation suit over report on alleged financial irregularities

The vice chancellor’s lawyer said she does not object to investigative journalism or responsible reporting on matters of public interest but rejects “false and unverified allegations” capable of damaging her reputation.

India has never allowed import of genetically modified products, will never open dairy sector: Piyush Goyal

Addressing students of Kirori Mal College in Delhi, Piyush Goyal said India has never compromised on any sensitive item and has always protected its farmers, fishermen, and MSMEs in trade pacts

Kerala PSC under the scanner: How allegations of examination irregularities have triggered multiple Crime Branch probes

What began with the discovery of unevaluated answers in a 2023 examination for senior posts in the State Planning Board has snowballed into a wider investigation by the Crime Branch

Ladakh admin directs Sonam Wangchuk-founded school to halt activities pending High Court verdict

According to the notice, the administration received information that classes and other activities at Desert Flower School Phyang, Leh, had started without obtaining the requisite consent, clearances or approvals from competent authorities

SFI activists begin relay fast at SSUS, demand unconditional withdrawal of students’ suspension

The suspension of the four of 16 students was extended for two months on charges that they were actively involved in the SFI’s organisational affairs during the period of disciplinary action

Candlelight march in Bandra demands justice for IIT student Sahil Wakode

‘Students inside IIT who are fighting for justice for Sahil have not received their confiscated laptops, room keys or belongings, which are basic things needed for their education. They are facing backlash from the administration as well as other students,’ says AISA

Tinubu to unveil book on Olanipekun’s landmark cases

By Henry Ojelu LAGOS—PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu will on November 19 unveil a six-volume publication documenting landmark cases handled by renowned legal practitioner, Chief Wole Olanipekun, SAN, over his 50 years in the Nigerian legal profession. The unveiling will take place at the WOC Justice Summit, an initiative of Wole Olanipekun & Co, which brings together stakeholders to deliberate on issues affecting the justice sector.

AAUA bans signing-out ceremonies over security concerns

By Dayo Johnson, Akure The management of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), Ondo State, has banned signing-out ceremonies and all related celebrations on campus over security concerns. The directive was contained in a circular issued by the Registrar, Dr Grace Olubunmi Babalola, dated October 30, 2026.

Schools, colleges and hostels to be covered under El Nino awareness drive in Hyderabad

‘Our aim is that children are protected’: besieged West Bank school fortifies its defences against settler violence

After deaths of five students at hands of Israeli settlers in last academic year, al-Mughayyir’s teachers and pupils are on high alert This year, parents in al-Mughayyir had to be persuaded to send their children back to school. A new wall shielded the classrooms from a hilltop where last academic year a settler had shot dead two people, including a student.