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Education news — September 12, 2026

Publications tagged with Education published on September 12, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

5 publications

  1. WorldMiddle EastEducation

    Istanbul Schools Boost Security with 3,130 Garden Duty Personnel

    In Istanbul, 3,130 garden duty personnel will commence work on Monday, joining school guards and administration to ensure safe student entry and exit. They will intervene immediately in case of any negative situation and inform the school administration. Additionally, detectors will be used for inspections, and the 'school police' application will be implemented more carefully and frequently to enhance school safety.
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  3. WorldAsiaSoftwareEducation

    India Showcases 37 Deep-Tech Innovations at BRICS Bharat Innovates Exposition

    The Education Ministry of India, in collaboration with the Ministry of External Affairs, organized the Bharat Innovates Exposition as part of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi. The event, held on September 11-12, 2026, featured 37 deep-tech innovations from Indian startups and ventures. The Exposition aimed to facilitate B2B engagements, technology partnerships, investment discussions, business linkages, and international market access. It provided an opportunity for participating innovators to network with CEOs, investors, business leaders, and industry representatives from BRICS member countries. The event was visited by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, and other heads of BRICS delegations.
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  4. ScienceMiddle EastDefenseFraudEducation

    KamAZ Accumulates $786 Million Loss, Kept Afloat by State Orders

    The KamAZ group, Russia's largest truck manufacturer, has accumulated a net loss of $786 million since mid-2024, according to Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Service. The company's total debt exceeds $3.3 billion, with $215 million paid in interest in just six months, surpassing its gross profit. KamAZ has violated loan terms by $1.21 billion, and banks have agreed to postpone payments to prevent bankruptcy. The enterprise is primarily sustained by state and defense orders.
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