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Robert Kiyosaki education and career path: How a student who nearly failed school became the 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' author
Robert Kiyosaki, a struggling student, found success by rejecting traditional schooling. His path through military service and early business failures led him to create a global financial education brand. Kiyosaki's journey highlights how personal challenges within formal education can inspire the creation of alternative learning systems, emphasizing practical experience over academic qualifications.
Princeton faces multiple lawsuits after disclosing cybersecurity breach involving student and alumni data
Princeton University faces three merged lawsuits following a cybersecurity breach impacting student, faculty, alumni, and donor data. While no sensitive financial details are confirmed leaked, the incident has sparked legal action and broader concerns about data protection. This case mirrors similar breaches at other Ivy League institutions, highlighting growing digital security challenges in higher education.
AIBE 20 result, final answer key 2025 expected to be released soon: Check details here
The Bar Council of India is expected to release the AIBE 20 results and final answer key by late December or early January. Candidates can access their scorecards and the final answer key, which will not be open for objections, on the official AIBE website after logging in. The scorecard will detail personal information, marks obtained, and pass/fail status.

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Congress plays down Omar’s dismissal of ‘vote theft’ charge

Congress leader Salman Khurshid stated that alliance membership doesn't negate a constituent's political ideology, responding to J&K CM Omar Abdullah's distancing from the "vote chori" issue. Khurshid also highlighted the fight for Jammu and Kashmir's statehood and questioned the removal of Mahatma Gandhi's name from MGNREGA.

Omar praises Centre for allocating funds to Jammu & Kashmir, complains about statehood

Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah acknowledged the Centre's generous fund allocation but criticized the delay in restoring statehood. He rejected accusations of speaking differently in Delhi and Srinagar, asserting his consistent stance on both praise and shortcomings. Abdullah also criticized the new rural employment bill, highlighting the shifted burden to states and the renaming of the scheme.

Agusta scam: Michel gets bail in ED case, but to remain in jail

A Delhi court ordered Christian James Michel's release from custody in the AgustaWestland money laundering case, citing he has served the maximum period for the offense. While he will remain jailed due to a separate CBI case, the court acknowledged his entitlement to release in the ED matter. Michel has been in custody for nearly seven years.

FIR against doctors, manager over kidney surgery death

An FIR has been lodged against two doctors and a hospital manager in Rae Bareli following the death of a 22-year-old man after kidney stone surgery. The family alleges both kidneys were operated on without consent, leading to a rapid deterioration of his condition. Despite assurances, the patient was later declared dead at a Lucknow hospital.

Maharashtra CM orders SIT probe in Chandrapur kidney racket case

Maharashtra government formed a special investigation team to probe a Chandrapur kidney racket. Farmers were allegedly coerced by illegal moneylenders to sell kidneys for debt repayment, with one farmer forced into an illegal transplant in Cambodia. The probe also revealed another case of severe financial exploitation in Brahmapuri.

Ward boy refills child's nebuliser with 'spirit' at UP hospital, sacked

A ward boy at LLRM Medical College in Meerut was fired after nearly administering spirit instead of water to a child's nebuliser. The inebriated employee's dangerous mistake was caught by colleagues, averting disaster. This follows another recent termination of outsourced staff for assaulting a patient.

SIM-linking stays but government may up auto logout time

The government is firm on its SIM-binding rule for messaging apps to combat cyber fraud and foreign intelligence misuse, despite industry pushback. While the continuous SIM-binding mandate remains, authorities may increase the auto-logout time for web sessions from six hours to 12-18 hours, but not exceeding 24 hours, to address user concerns about workflow disruption.

2,961 signalling failures a year in South Western Railway: Auditor

The Comptroller and Auditor General has identified nearly 3,000 annual signalling system failures within South Western Railway, highlighting irregular maintenance and repeated non-compliance. Despite declining accident rates, 'Signal Passing At Danger' incidents and potential track diversions remain serious concerns. The audit stresses the urgent need for more effective maintenance to ensure railway safety.