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Aussie preschoolers escape kindergarten and walk more than 1km in miraculous dash: Why they did it

Do you know more? Email kylie.stevens@dailymail.com.auSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy KYLIE STEVENS, SENIOR BREAKING NEWS REPORTER, AUSTRALIA Published: 23:41, 29 July 2026 | Updated: 23:41, 29 July 2026 e-mail View comments

Now, just one visit for NEET-UG counselling

NEET-UG counselling now requires only one physical reporting for candidates seeking admission. Aspirants can complete subsequent document verification online while retaining their allotted seats. The Medical Counselling Committee also introduced online resignation for surrendered seats. NRI category admissions are now fully digitized, improving verification processes. The government aims for a transparent and merit-based counselling system.

Here's why many MBBS graduates can't take foreign licensing exams

Thousands of MBBS graduates cannot take foreign licensing exams. Their colleges have not secured ECFMG sponsor notes for global recognition. This formal note is essential for students seeking international medical practice opportunities. Many students discover this issue only after completing their medical degrees. The National Medical Commission is processing updates for several Indian medical colleges.

Outcry after sweltering Florida city bans schoolgirls from wearing LEGGINGS

Hillsborough County Public Schools introduced the new policy last week to the surprise and outrage of parents, who have started a petition to reverse it that has garnered around 2,200 signatures so far.

Man returns his late grandfather's overdue library books... 116 YEARS after they were borrowed

Man returns his late grandfather's overdue library books... 116 YEARS after they were borrowedGet your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy SHANNON MCGUIGAN, NEWS REPORTER Published: 19:17, 29 July 2026 | Updated: 19:18, 29 July 2026 e-mail View comments

Jammu and Kashmir: Schools closed in Kishtwar, Doda amid inclement weather

Authorities ordered school closures in Doda and Kishtwar districts due to inclement weather. The Amarnath pilgrimage continued solely on the Baltal route with many devotees. Vaishno Devi yatra also proceeded but only via the traditional Ardhkuwari track. The Jammu-Srinagar national highway remained open for all vehicular traffic. The IMD predicted continued rain and potential flash floods across the region.

Prince George's Eton experience set to differ from Prince William's in one crucial way

Prince George, the future King, is just weeks away from beginning his education at Eton College — one of Britain's most prestigious institutions — at the age of 13.The young royal will be treading the same path as his father, Prince William, who arrived at the renowned Berkshire school at the same age back in 1995, with Princess Diana by his side.William's time at Eton, however, was overshadowed by profound personal loss. His parents' divorce cast a long shadow over his early years there, and ju...

Cyber-attackers take 607,000 records from Department of Education

Cyber-attackers take 607,000 records from Department of EducationImage source, Getty ImagesByVanessa ClarkeSenior education reporterPublished5 minutes agoHackers have obtained about 607,000 records in a cyber-attack on the Department for Education (DfE) in England.The data taken includes telephone numbers and email addresses relating to individuals and organisations but does not include bank details or other sensitive information.The DfE confirmed the incident and said it is working closely with...

Controversial teacher training targets parental authority as oppression, education expert warns

Teacher training programs across the country are adopting radical new educational theories to undermine parental authority and drive a wedge between parents and children, PragerU CEO Marissa Streit warned in an interview with Fox News Digital.Streit is raising concerns over the rapid spread of "ethnic studies" curriculum, which she says is being implemented or endorsed in more than 22 states across the nation. She specifically cited the controversial term "adultism," saying it paints standard pa...

13-year-old learns crochet online, makes toys for hospitalised children

Sophie Histed, a thirteen-year-old, crocheted thirty plush toys for children. She learned the skill online and practiced for four years. These handmade toys were donated to the paediatric ward at Calvary North Adelaide Hospital. Hospital staff appreciated the thoughtful gesture and distributed the gifts. Sophie plans to continue her charitable crocheting efforts in the future.

Rahul's remarks on student protests trigger Parliament showdown: What happened next

The Lok Sabha passed the Public Examinations Amendment Bill amid disruptions and political debate. Rahul Gandhi attacked the government over alleged police action and education privatization. Union ministers rebutted Gandhi's claims, calling them baseless and false allegations. The bill introduces stricter punishments for examination-related offenses and paper leaks. This legislation aims to ensure fairness and prevent unfair means in public examinations.

The Republic of discontent: Seven decades of student revolt in India

From a food riot in Calcutta to a satirical cockroach party that just cost a minister his job, India’s students have spent seven decades proving they are the country’s most unpredictable political force.

Rahul's 'advice' to PM Modi, and 3 guarantees to students over police action on protesters

Rahul Gandhi accused the Centre of denying him Lok Sabha speech rights. He refused to apologize for blaming Amit Shah for police brutality. Gandhi demanded the Home Minister's dismissal and an independent probe. He alleged police used pellet guns and nail-fitted lathis on students. Gandhi promised justice and accountability for the injured students.

Middle-earners 'struggling' over schools bonus cap

Middle-earners 'struggling' over schools bonus capImage caption, Mum of two Lisa McCabe said the government has not considered families in the middle earning bracket who were really strugglingByGemma DaubeneyChannel IslandsPublishedJust nowMiddle income families who are struggling with the cost of living are being "failed" by the government, a Jersey parent has said.It comes as families have shared frustration that a means-tested benefit to help buy school supplies has not been made available is...

Florida sixth-grader makes soil balls to save water, eyes $25,000 prize

An 11-year-old Florida student has reached the finals of a national science competition. Her innovative soilshade balls help farmers conserve water during dry weather conditions. This eco-friendly invention slows evaporation and keeps soil moist for extended periods. She will compete for a $25,000 prize and mentorship from 3M scientists. The competition celebrates young innovators using STEM to solve real-world problems.

Claude code creator shares an evergreen leadership lesson for users

Boris Cherny, creator of Anthropic's Claude Code, says the most common Claude prompting mistake is over-instruction. Speaking at a Y Combinator event, he told users to stop handing models step-by-step orders and instead describe the task, set guardrails, and define what success looks like. He also shared a framework for measuring enterprise AI returns beyond token-burn dashboards, arguing usage tracks activity, not value.

Teacher who had sex with schoolboy after blindfolding and tying him to bed faces prison after being convicted of gross indecency

Teacher who had sex with schoolboy after blindfolding and tying him to bed faces prison after being convicted of gross indecencySee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy NICK CRAVEN, SENIOR REPORTER Published: 13:34, 29 July 2026 | Updated: 13:34, 29 July 2026 e-mail View comments

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'Been in Russia for 4 months': Bihar man questions being named in NEET protest FIR

While overseas, a Bihar citizen asserts that police have filed charges against him for a protest he did not attend, detailed in a video reportedly shot in Russia. In response, the Kishanganj SP invited individuals with concerns to contact the police. Furthermore, the state government plans to void all cases linked to the NEET paper leak protests and will release arrested individuals in light of this decision.

Lecturer who called women 'females' and student a 'troublesome trans kid' loses unfair dismissal fight

Lecturer who called women 'females' and student a 'troublesome trans kid' loses unfair dismissal fightSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy ELIZABETH HAIGH, SENIOR NEWS REPORTER Published: 12:30, 29 July 2026 | Updated: 12:30, 29 July 2026 e-mail View comments