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A growing number of rural Indian youth are using AI tools and smartphones to earn between ₹30,000 and ₹50,000 a month without leaving their villages. According to the Youth AI Aspirations & Adoption Report, AI is helping young people learn languages, create content, edit videos and find freelance work.

Meet three students of Khan Sir whose success stories are inspiring millions. How did they become officers despite facing poverty, doing manual labour, and having no resources? Here's how Khan Sir's unique teaching and affordable model changed their lives.

After days of technical issues, the CBSE re-evaluation portal is finally operational, allowing students to apply until June 6. Meanwhile, allegations surrounding an on-screen marking contract have prompted a detailed government review.

Meet Arohi Deshpande, the female topper of JEE Advanced 2026. She secured an impressive rank with a stellar score and credits her success to a unique color-coding study strategy that boosted retention and clarity. Here’s a look at her achievement and smart prep method.

Sarkari Naukri 2026: Over 31,000 government jobs announced across SSC, RRB, UPSC, DRDO and EdCIL. Check eligibility, salary details and application deadlines for top vacancies.

JNTU has released the AP EAMCET 2026 provisional answer key. Download now from the official portal, estimate your score, and submit objections before May 27.

State Bank of India has announced 7150 Apprentice vacancies, offering a great opportunity for graduates. Candidates from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana can apply before June 8, with chances of posting in their home districts.

Following recent layoffs at Meta affecting thousands, the article highlights the precarious nature of job security during a recession. It provides five practical strategies to safeguard your career, including developing in-demand skills, maintaining an updated resume, and building a financial safety net.

A big controversy has erupted at Tata Consultancy Services after it announced a 5% salary hike. Many employees are claiming their take-home pay has actually gone down by up to ₹3,000 after getting their appraisal letters. 

Normally, when a company sends a rejection email, candidates just stay quiet. But this time, one job seeker's reply has gone totally viral on social media, and it's epic.