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People often have a fear regarding Artificial Intelligence i.e. AI that this technology will take away people’s jobs. But famous filmmaker Shekhar Kapur says that AI is not a loss but an advantage for middle class people.

Big companies are facing real losses
Shekhar Kapur said that the loss of AI is actually being caused to those big companies which were run by middle class people. Now middle class people do not want to work with them and want to do something new themselves.

Youth are leaving jobs and focusing on startups
According to the filmmaker, today’s young generation wants to open their own startup instead of working in factories and companies. With the help of AI, youth are now able to work on their ideas and move forward.

Middle class is getting the most benefit from AI
Shekhar Kapur said that the biggest benefit of AI is getting to the middle class people. The use of Artificial Intelligence has increased rapidly in today’s young generation and more people will join it in the coming time.

AI is an easy solution to expensive education
He said that in today’s time education has become very expensive but AI system is no less than a gift for the middle class. The courses which were earlier available for lakhs of rupees are now available for free or at low cost on AI platforms.

AI will change the entire education system
Shekhar Kapur believes that in the coming times, AI will change the entire education system. The things which are taught in books and coaching centers are now easily available on AI platforms like Chat GPT.

Big business of coaching center will also be affected
He told that coaching centers have opened in every street and locality in the country, which have become a business worth about Rs 25 billion. But now the content taught there is available on different AI platforms.

In the end, Shekhar Kapur said that in the coming times, youth will not just run after jobs but will give more importance to their work and their dreams. AI will be the biggest help in this change.

IAS officers have been transferred in Nitish government. The order has been issued by the General Administration Department on Thursday (December 11, 2025). Along with this, secretaries for the three new departments formed recently in the Nitish cabinet meeting have also been found.

Rajiv Roshan is an IAS officer of 2020 batch. He was currently holding the post of Commissioner, Saran Division. Now he has been made the Secretary of Higher Education Department. Kaushal Kishore is a 2010 batch IAS officer and was currently holding the post of Commissioner, Darbhanga Division. While transferring him, he has been given the responsibility of Secretary Youth, Employment and Skill Development Department till further orders.

Whereas Nilesh Ramchandra Devre (2011 batch), Special Secretary, Cabinet Secretariat Department, Bihar, Patna (Additional charge Managing Director, Bihar Medical Services and Infrastructure Corporation Limited, Patna) has been transferred and posted as Special Secretary, Civil Aviation Department till further orders. Devre will continue to hold the additional charge of Managing Director, Bihar Medical Services and Infrastructure Corporation Limited, Patna.

Ajay Yadav relieved from responsibilities of education department

Secretary of Prohibition, Excise and Registration Department, Ajay Yadav, who is a 2005 batch IAS officer, has been relieved of all responsibilities/charges of the Education Department. Avnish Kumar Singh, I.P.S. (2010), Commissioner, Munger Division, Munger will hold the additional charge of Commissioner, Bhagalpur Division, Bhagalpur till further orders.

Himanshu Kumar Rai, I.P.S. (2010), Commissioner, Bhagalpur Division, Bhagalpur has been transferred and posted as Commissioner, Darbhanga Division, Darbhanga till further orders. Also, till further orders, Commissioner, Tirhut Division, Muzaffarpur and Commissioner, Saran Division, Chapra will remain in additional charge.

Let us tell you that after the formation of NDA government again in the state, the process of transfer-posting is also going on. Just last month, on November 30, the state government had transferred several senior IAS officers.

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Now the zeal and enthusiasm for start-ups is increasing rapidly among the youth of India. According to a recent study, almost three out of four university students dream of starting their own business. This shows that the next generation of the country is not limited to just getting a job, but is ready to bring change in the society and economy through their own business and new ideas. However, amidst this enthusiasm, many young entrepreneurs are facing challenges like lack of right direction, financial institutions and legal support. These obstacles can not only slow down their efforts but sometimes also prevent them from achieving their dreams.

What came out in the research

The report, titled Youth Entrepreneurship and Start-up Governance, Guiding the Next Generation of Leaders Towards Sustainability and Success, surveyed 1,000 Indian university students as well as 200 industry experts, investors, founders and CXOs. The objective of the study was to understand the mindset of young entrepreneurs, their ambitions, and the challenges they face.

According to the study, today’s youth are not just running after building big businesses or earning fast money. They are envisioning a business that is a combination of innovation, transparency and honesty. The youth not only want to expand their business but also want to have a positive impact on the society.

What are the big challenges?

The study also revealed that lack of guidance and financial support are the biggest obstacles.

1. 35 percent students said that lack of proper guidance is the biggest obstacle in starting their business.

2. 24 percent cited lack of guidance in legal and financial matters as a challenge.

3. 22 percent said that lack of adequate funding is their biggest problem.

4. 13 percent cited fear of failure, and 7 percent cited difficulty in balancing academic work and start-up efforts as a challenge.

roll of university survey

The report also revealed that investors have more confidence in businesses that follow transparency and ethical practices. Additionally, social impact and credibility of the founders also influence investor confidence. The study also highlighted the role universities play in nurturing young entrepreneurs. Nearly half of students said their university made an important contribution to business development, with 89 percent supporting ethical and financial inclusion. But only 9.6 percent students considered the current incubation program more effective.

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The army is engaged in handling the situation in Nepal. Important information has also been shared along with Warning on behalf of the Public Relations and Information Directorate of the Military base at the capital Kathmandu. The curfew will remain in force till 6 am tomorrow. The army has said that the common countrymen are informed that further information will be given on the basis of analysis of the situation.

It has been said on behalf of the Nepali army that the army expresses gratitude to all the people of the country for cooperation in maintaining the responsibility of maintaining peace and security in the country. Expressing deep grief over the loss of property during the movement, everyone is requested to cooperate in efforts to control criminal activities.

Permission only emergency vehicles during curfew
The statement said that in the name of the movement, various chaotic persons and groups are still infiltrating and damaging private and public property. These arson, looting, targeting people are attempting violent attacks, rape. Strict action will be taken against such people. Emergency vehicles (ambulances, corpse vehicles, firefighters, paramedics and security vehicles) will be allowed to operate during prohibition and curfew. All concerned parties are requested to coordinate with nearby security personnel for necessary facilities.

Strict action will be taken on miscreants
It has been said by the Nepal Army that coordination is being established between the concerned parties to resolve the situation and the problem after the protest and the attack on any kind of demonstrations, sabotage, looting, arson, individuals and property will be considered a punishable offense by security personnel. The statement further stated that the Nepali army is confident that it will continue to discharge its obligation to maintain national unity and social harmony. It is a humble request that all Nepalis should cooperate with the security personnel for the safety and humanitarian aid.

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The protests of the youth started on social media ban in India’s neighboring country Nepal changed completely in 24 hours. On Tuesday (September 9, 2025) on the second day, this protest was seen to be violent. Weapons armed protesters were seen entering Nepal’s Parliament. Unknown armed people are committing violence against the government under the guise of protest, while KP Sharma Oli resigned from the post of PM on Tuesday afternoon.

Experts believe that this anarchy is being provoked by a few selfish groups and leaders in the neighboring country Nepal, because they are trying to change the power by taking advantage of this atmosphere. Industrial institutions, government offices and even police stations were attacked under the guise of protest.

‘Looting by entering malls and banks’
The protesters entered the malls and banks and looted them. In this protest started under the leadership of Gen-Z, arson was set up to Rashtrapati Bhavan, Parliament, Supreme Court and Prime Minister’s Office, no one was spared. The houses of many ministers were also targeted. He was even killed on the streets.

Nepali army engaged in controlling the situation
Seeing the situation deteriorating in Nepal, the army has been entrusted with the responsibility. However, a day earlier Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli had requested the army for help, but the army refused to intervene. After this, Oli had to resign and went to a safe place somewhere by helicopter.

Experts say that this model of change of power can be like Bangladesh, where the change of power is done on the pretext of social dissatisfaction. The army has now taken Nepal in its hand and efforts are on to control the situation, but the atmosphere still remains tense.

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Everyone is worried about the violent protests in India’s neighboring Nepal. India has issued advisory for its citizens. Now at the same time, the United Nations has also expressed its concern over the situation in Nepal. A statement issued by UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres said that the United Nations is clearly monitoring this situation with deep concern.

The statement issued by the UN Secretary -General said that it is necessary that the government should protect and respect the rights of freedom of peace and freedom of expression. I think security forces should follow the basic principles of use, as our Human Rights High Commissioner said.

‘Government and protesters should talk among themselves’
The statement further said that we are definitely very sad due to the loss of life and property in Nepal. I think there is a very lively democracy in Nepal. It is important that the government and protesters meet and try to move forward by talking and discuss the issues in a peaceful manner.

#Nepal: We are shocked by the killings and injury of protesters today and urge a prompt and transparent investment.

We have received Several Deeply Worrying Allegations of Unnecessary or Disproportionate Use of Force by Security Forces during protests organized by youth… pic.twitter.com/kstvww4la92

– Un Human Rights (@unhumanrights) September 8, 2025

Protests have been taking place in Nepal since Monday regarding the matter of social media ban. At least 19 people have died and more than 300 people have been injured in the violent protests of Gen Z in Nepal.

Curfew in many cities of Nepal
The Nepali Authority has imposed curfew in Kathmandu and many other cities of Nepal. In Nepal, Indian citizens have been asked to be vigilant and follow the guidelines issued by the officials.

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In India’s neighboring country, Nepal, the country has been burnt over the social media ban case. The youth of Nepal are on the streets and are demonstrating aggressively against the government. Amidst all this, India has issued an advisory for its citizens in Nepal on Tuesday (September 9, 2025).

India is worried about its citizens in view of the Gen Z protests in Nepal, as at least 19 people have died and more than 300 people have been injured in this violent protest. In advisory, New Delhi has appealed to Indians living in Nepal to take precautions and follow the guidelines issued by the officials.

What was said in the official statement of the Ministry of External Affairs
The Ministry of External Affairs (Mea) has said in an official statement that he has been keeping an eye on Nepal’s matters since yesterday and is also concerned about the performance of the youth. The statement said, “We are closely monitoring the developments in Nepal since yesterday and are very sad about the death of many youth. Our condolences and prayers are with the families of the dead. We wish the injured to get well soon.”

Curfew imposed in many cities of Nepal
The statement issued by the Ministry of External Affairs said that we have also taken cognizance that the Nepali Authority has imposed curfew in Kathmandu and many other cities of Nepal. In Nepal, Indian citizens are advised to take precautions and follow the steps and guidelines issued by Nepali authorities. “Nepal’s Home Minister Ramesh writer submitted his resignation during the cabinet meeting held at the Prime Minister’s official residence. At the same time, the protesting youth is adamant on demanding the resignation of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.

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