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A policy proposal by the Federal Government to remove compulsory credit in Mathematics for admission to non-science and ...

India faces a significant digital literacy gap, with only 38% of households digitally literate, starkly contrasting with its traditional literacy progress. This deficit hinders the nation's youth from ...

The Alabama State Board of Education on Thursday unanimously approved a new K–12 digital literacy and computer science course of study, outlining what students will learn as computer science ...

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Australia is on the verge of taking a 2-0 lead in the Ashes series after an all-round masterclass from Mitchell Starc on day three at the Gabba. England is reeling at 6-134 at stumps, still trailing ...

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