Karnataka to Launch ECCE Pre-Primary Classes in 4,056 Govt Schools from 2026-27

December 18, 2025

Karnataka to Launch ECCE Pre-Primary Classes in 4,056 Govt Schools from 2026-27

Karnataka government orders starting early child care education in 4,056 schools from 2026-27. The move aims to cut private school rush by offering LKG and UKG classes in government schools with bilingual teaching and nutrition benefits.

Karnataka to Launch ECCE Pre-Primary Classes in 4,056 Govt Schools from 2026-27

December 18, 2025

Karnataka to Launch ECCE Pre-Primary Classes in 4,056 Govt Schools from 2026-27

Karnataka government orders starting early child care education in 4,056 schools from 2026-27. The move aims to cut private school rush by offering LKG and UKG classes in government schools with bilingual teaching and nutrition benefits.

Canada’s Population Drops, Immigration Cuts Taking Toll Amid Public Concern

December 18, 2025

Canada’s Population Drops, Immigration Cuts Taking Toll Amid Public Concern

Canada saw its population shrink for the first time in over 50 years due to reduced immigration, especially fewer international students. New Prime Minister Mark Carney vows to control immigration, reflecting shifting public opinions and government policy changes.

Canada’s Population Drops, Immigration Cuts Taking Toll Amid Public Concern

December 18, 2025

Canada’s Population Drops, Immigration Cuts Taking Toll Amid Public Concern

Canada saw its population shrink for the first time in over 50 years due to reduced immigration, especially fewer international students. New Prime Minister Mark Carney vows to control immigration, reflecting shifting public opinions and government policy changes.

Retired Judges Hesitant to Return as Ad Hoc Judges, Slowing Case Clearance: CJI Surya Kant

December 18, 2025

Retired Judges Hesitant to Return as Ad Hoc Judges, Slowing Case Clearance: CJI Surya Kant

Chief Justice Surya Kant says retired judges avoid returning as ad hoc judges because they feel 'embarrassed' working with younger judges. This reluctance hampers efforts to reduce 18.9 lakh pending criminal cases in High Courts.