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IPS officer Sameer Sharma shared his UPSC journey on Instagram, highlighting his struggles from academic setbacks to success.

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Shakespeare toed the line. What’s good for the Bard is good for all, but Shakespeare did a dozen weird things we’ve since ignored. Haphazard capitals pepper his folios, from Romeo’s yearning to be a ...

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Ed had wisdom and kindness beyond his years and a way with people that endeared him to them,” said his father, Spencer.

Experts spoke with Education Week about the potential challenges and opportunities an official U.S. language creates.