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The Karnataka cabinet on Friday decided to spend Rs 2500 crore to upgrade the government higher education institutions, for which it will borrow Rs 1,750 crore. The government has decided to implement a scheme for strengthening government higher education institutions with external funding of Rs 2500 crore, Karnataka Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister H K Patil told reporters after the cabinet meeting.

The US University Education Fair scheduled for November 21 in Delhi has been rescheduled due to poor air quality in the city. EducationUSA has not released the new dates for the fair. The US Department of State, as per a press release, supports the education fair to guide Indian students about scholarships, admissions, and other aspects. The event was scheduled at the America Center in New Delhi. With Delhi experiencing the worst air pollution levels since 2019, marked by a 24-hour AQI of 494 on Monday, Delhi and the NCR region authorities, including Noida, Gurgaon, and Faridabad, have taken swift action and have closed and shifted to online classes for all students up to Class 12. The decision to suspend all schools in Noida till Class 12 came as Stage IV of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) was invoked in the National Capital Region, which includes the two western Uttar Pradesh districts.