1. Kerala Minister Defends Bill Allowing Private Investment in Higher Education.

Kerala Higher Education Minister R. Bindu defended the Kerala State Private Universities (Establishment and Regulation) Bill, 2025, asserting that it aligns with the Left government's.

2. Maharashtra Minister Confirms State SSC Board Will Stay Despite CBSE Implementation.

Maharashtra’s Education Minister Dadaji Bhuse clarified that the state’s SSC Board will remain operational even as the government introduces the CBSE pattern for first-grade students in government schools.

3. Delhi Education Minister Vows to Improve School Infrastructure Amid Concerns.

Delhi Education Minister Ashish Sood pledged to address the deteriorating condition of schools in the capital during the ongoing Delhi Assembly Budget Session.

4. President Murmu Urges Tribals to Get Educated and Benefit from Welfare Schemes.

During her visit to Odisha, President Droupadi Murmu encouraged tribal communities to take advantage of various government welfare schemes, emphasizing the importance of education for awareness.

5. South Australian Premier Leads Education Delegation in Delhi to Highlight Opportunities for Indian Students.

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas is leading an education delegation in New Delhi to promote opportunities for Indian students in South Australia. 

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