Author: State Naukri

Selling your home quickly requires more than just sticking a “for sale” sign in the yard. In a competitive market, thinking creatively can give your property the edge over others. With more buyers browsing decisions online and expecting interactive, memorable experiences, leveraging fresh techniques to market and present your home becomes essential. For sellers in Raytown and similar markets, discovering unique strategies is key—learn more about creative selling at https://www.kcpropertyconnection.com/mo/raytown/. Key Takeaways Enhancing curb appeal creates a strong first impression. Leveraging social media expands your property’s reach. Offering unique incentives can attract more buyers. Hosting themed open houses makes your…

Non-Teaching Vacancy Recruitment at IIM Lucknow 2026 The Indian Institute of Management Lucknow (IIML), an autonomous institution under the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, invites online applications for recruitment of various Non-Teaching Sarkari Naukri Vacancies at its IIM Lucknow & Noida Campuses for the year 2026 on a contract basis from highly motivated, proactive, and dynamic professionals for engagement in various positions on a contractual basis. The positions are purely contractual in nature, initially for a period of one-year, extendable on a year-to-year basis for a further three years, subject to satisfactory performance of the incumbents and need of the…

Mera Gaon Mera Gaurav (My Village, My Pride) is a flagship agricultural outreach programme of the Government of India implemented by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). Launched in 2015, the initiative aims to strengthen the direct connection between agricultural scientists and farmers to speed up the lab-to-land transfer of technologies. By adopting villages and providing regular, need-based technical guidance, the programme empowers farmers with timely knowledge, improves farm productivity, and promotes sustainable and inclusive rural development. Why was the Mera Gaon Mera Gaurav scheme launched? Indian agriculture is dominated by small and marginal farmers, who often face challenges…

Extra curricular activities in schoolBy Ms Shilpee Ganguly.Academic excellence is crucial, but it must not be the sole criterion for a child’s development. Today’s children need to learn to work together, feel for others, regulate their own emotions, and think critically. These are the life skills and values that will direct them long after the classroom is left behind. Arts, movies, and music are all central to this endeavor. They are not an addendum to the curriculum but an effective means to mould a child’s character and fortify their social and emotional pillars.Why the arts matter in educationArt revolutionizes children’s…

He’s already building his network, having made connections through the National Association of State CIOs (NASCIO) and at CIO events. Lenard says executives know they can turn to each other for information and advice, but doing so takes intention. He notes that he had been so inundated with work during his first months at his new post that he hadn’t “made the time to get out to as many CIOs as I wanted.” That’s why, he explains, it’s on his 2026 to-do list. 9. Be part of whatever is next As Karen Swift, vice president of IT at Penske Media,…

If you want reliable agents, you need to apply the same rigor to their memory that you apply to your transaction logs: Sanitization: Don’t just append every user interaction to the history. Clean it. Access control: Ensure the agent’s “memory” respects the same row-level security (RLS) policies as your application database. An agent shouldn’t “know” about Q4 financial projections just because it ingested a PDF that the user isn’t allowed to see. Ephemeral state: Don’t let agents remember forever. Long contexts increase the surface area for hallucinations. Wipe the slate clean often. My Oracle colleague Richmond Alake calls this emerging…

The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2026 examination schedule has been officially released by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati, the organising institute for this year’s exam. As per the notification, GATE 2026 will be conducted over two weekends — February 7, 8, 14 and 15, 2026 — in computer-based test (CBT) mode. The GATE 2026 admit card release date is likely to be out this week. The examination will be held in two sessions each day: the forenoon session from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm and the afternoon session from 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm. GATE 2026…

S. Krishnan, Secretary, Ministry of Electronics and Information TechnologyS. Krishnan, Secretary, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), stands at the intersection of policy, technology, and institutional reform at a moment when India’s digital trajectory is entering a decisive phase. This convergence is reflected in MeitY’s stewardship of the India AI Impact Summit 2026, an initiative that signals India’s intent to move the global artificial intelligence conversation beyond abstract frameworks towards measurable outcomes, inclusion, and real-world deployment. From foundational digital public infrastructure and electronics manufacturing to artificial intelligence, semiconductors, cyber resilience, and data governance, MeitY today occupies a central role…

Parents and students here on Saturday held a sit-in seeking restoration of the Neerja Modi School’s Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) affiliation, which was recently cancelled by the board. The protesters said the decision had plunged the future of nearly 5,500 students into uncertainty and could seriously disrupt their education as it comes in the middle of the academic session. They said the move would adversely affect examination preparation, regular studies, mental well-being and academic continuity of the students. READ MORE| ‘Total failure of safety systems’: CBSE withdraws affiliation of Jaipur school after class 4 girl’s death The CBSE…

If you have spent years preparing for UPSC, you already know that the problem is not hard work. The problem is uncertainty. UPSC has a way of keeping even the most sincere aspirants stuck in a loop of “almost there” for years. Prelims cleared, mains written, interviews narrowly missed—or sometimes not even that far—yet life keeps moving on. At some point, especially after attempts are exhausted or the mental and financial cost becomes too heavy, many aspirants start looking for a serious alternative. That is usually when SBI PO (State Bank of India Probationary Officer) comes into the picture. Why…