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Nagpur NEET aspirant gets Abu Dhabi as exam centre
A Nagpur NEET aspirant received a shocking hall ticket assigning his exam centre to Abu Dhabi, over 2,500 km away, despite not possessing a passport.The National Testing Agency (NTA) assured rectification, but with the exam imminent, the family faced immense stress arranging travel.This incident follows widespread reports of exam centre changes, even for students who opted to retain their original locations, adding to the anxiety post-paper leak. -
Not only paper, NTA guarding paper-making process too
Expands Pool Of Experts To Cut Value Of Partial Access -
Centre remains committed to Article 371 safeguards for Ladakh
Centre reaffirms commitment to granting Ladakh constitutional safeguards under Article 371 and ensuring bureaucratic accountability to elected leaders, despite reservations from regional representatives over meeting minutes. Discussions are ongoing to define the precise scope of these protections and the framework for administrative oversight, with a customized approach being developed for the region. -
Eknath Shinde on rebellion: This is just trailer, picture baki hai
Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde issued a veiled warning to Shiv Sena UBT, stating that the recent departure of six MPs is merely a prelude to further defections.He confidently asserted that his faction is growing, while Shiv Sena UBT is losing its support base. Shinde criticized the opposition's tactics and reiterated his commitment to Hindutva, claiming his party has gained significant strength since the split. -
Indian captain of sanctioned Russian shadow fleet tanker charged in UK court; family in U’khand appeals for safe return
An Indian captain, Ajay Pant, has been arrested in the UK and charged with breaching sanctions after his Russian oil tanker was intercepted in the English Channel. The vessel, en route to India from Russia, was found to be stateless. Pant's family in Uttarakhand has appealed to the Indian government for his safe return, while authorities confirm consular access has been granted. -
Pak man who crossed LoC sent back, handshakes mark handover
A Pakistani national, Asad Khan, apprehended last week after crossing the Line of Control in Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir, has been safely repatriated. Khan, from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, was detained near Samari village on June 12. The Indian Army stated he was treated with dignity and compassion, with his handover at the Aman Setu peace bridge highlighting professional military conduct and humanitarian values. -
CISF returns Rs 22.8 lakh worth lost items in 6 months, reunites 69 missing children in Delhi Metro
Over a six-month period, the CISF protecting the Delhi Metro made headlines by recovering cash and valuables exceeding Rs 22.8 lakh, including gold and electronics. Additionally, they played a vital role in reuniting 69 missing children with their families and provided assistance to 152 women in distress. This demonstrates their unwavering dedication to enhancing commuter safety and service, fostering a sense of security for all passengers. -
PM Modi to preside over ceremony to commission 2 warships, one survey vessel into Navy tomorrow
India's naval might is set to surge with the commissioning of three advanced, indigenously built warships in Kolkata on Sunday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will preside over the ceremony for the stealth frigate Dunagiri, survey vessel Sanshodhak, and anti-submarine warfare craft Agray. These platforms significantly boost India's blue-water capabilities, coastal defense, and surveying prowess, showcasing the nation's growing shipbuilding prowess with over 75% indigenous content. -
Govt considering green charge on old buses, trucks, other goods vehicles that enter core NCR
After several rounds of discussions at Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM), the “Green Contribution Scheme” is being finalised for implementation from Oct-Nov when Delhi and adjoining areas face severe air pollution. The scheme would cover around 5,000 sq km of NCR. People privy to the discussion said the green charge may be around Rs 1,000-1,300 for trucks and buses and Rs 500-650 for light goods vehicles and mini-buses. -
A tale of two cross-votings: How power politics played out in Karnataka, Jharkhand
Cross-voting significantly impacted Rajya Sabha elections in Jharkhandand Legislative Council elections in Karnataka, with both the INDIA bloc and NDA facing losses. While parties lauded rival cross-voters as exercising conscience, they condemned their own MLAs for betraying the party. This highlights a persistent double standard, where power dynamics, not ideology, drive these electoral outcomes despite past reforms aimed at curbing corruption. -
For I am an Indian
An Indian voice challenges pervasive stereotypes, highlighting a double standard where Western actions are excused while Indian expressions of joy, culture, and presence are criticized. The piece argues that despite contributions in technology, medicine, and education, Indians face prejudice regarding civic sense, job competition, and cultural identity. It calls for judgment based on individual actions rather than generalizations, celebrating a rich heritage and resilient spirit. -
'This is like closing a road because there are potholes': CJP founder's dig at Centre after Telegram ban
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke slammed the Centre's Telegram ban ahead of the NEET re-exam, calling it a superficial fix. He highlighted ongoing student suicides and criticized the education system's commercialization. Dipke urged political leaders to prioritize student welfare over political gains, as Delhi Police bolstered security for an upcoming CJP protest. -
'Ready to resign': Uddhav's emotional offer amid MPs rebellion, but with a condition
Uddhav Thackeray projected confidence amid a fresh party rebellion, assuring Shiv Sainiks are "fired up" despite six Lok Sabha MPs defecting. He apologized to voters for electing lawmakers who switched sides. Thackeray dismissed merger talks with Congress and defended his leadership, highlighting electoral wins. He warned of a threat to democracy with a move towards a "one party, no election" system. This latest crisis follows the 2022 split. -
'I apologise': Uddhav Thackeray says Shiv sainiks fired up amid MPs rebellion
Uddhav Thackeray projected confidence amid a fresh party rebellion, assuring Shiv Sainiks are "fired up" despite six Lok Sabha MPs defecting. He apologized to voters for electing lawmakers who switched sides. Thackeray dismissed merger talks with Congress and defended his leadership, highlighting electoral wins. He warned of a threat to democracy with a move towards a "one party, no election" system. This latest crisis follows the 2022 split. -
'Just a trailer': Eknath Shinde warns as Uddhav Sena faces revolt 2.0
Shiv Sena (UBT)'s Lok Sabha unit appeared on the verge of a formal split on Thursday after six of its nine MPs stayed away from a parliamentary party meeting in Delhi despite the party issuing a whip. Only Arvind Sawant, Anil Desai and Rajabhau Waze attended the meeting, reaffirming their loyalty to party chief Uddhav Thackeray. -
Ex-DRDO scientist accused of sharing secrets with Pakistani agent to face trial
A former DRDO scientist, Pradeep Kurulkar, faces charges in an espionage case, with trial set to begin next month. Accused of sharing classified defence information with a suspected Pakistani intelligence agent, Kurulkar's plea for discharge was rejected. Proceedings will be held in-camera due to the sensitive nature of the Official Secrets Act violations. -
NTA to conduct nationwide mock drill on June 20 ahead of NEET-UG re-examination
Ahead of the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination on June 21, the National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct a nationwide mock drill on June 20. This measure aims to ensure a seamless process for the nearly 23 lakh candidates. The NTA is actively communicating with students, urging them to download fresh admit cards and warning against fraudulent messages. -
Taxpayers' money at stake? SC flags bank-ARC-borrowers 'deep-rooted' nexus
A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice V Mohana said its primary concern was the alleged misuse of public funds that could otherwise have been utilised for public welfare. The court issued notices to the Centre, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and other respondents on a plea alleging that loans worth Rs 1,537 crore owed to public sector banks were settled through two ARCs for just Rs 73.50 crore. -
'Hope Speaker gives us justice': Abhishek Banerjee files disqualification pleas against rebel MPs
Expressing hope that Lok Sabha Om Birla would "act in accordance with the Constitution," Banerjee said: "The Lok Sabha Speaker is the custodian of the House, not the protector of the government of the day. Every citizen, especially elected representatives, must work within the ambit of the law. Therefore, one has to function according to the provisions laid down in the Constitution." -
Evening news wrap: Trump calls PM Modi ‘a very tough cookie’; CM Yogi urges patience as SIT probes Ayodhya Temple fund allegations & more
Donald Trump lauded PM Modi as a "tough cookie" and admired leader, while Meloni refuted Trump's claim of begging for a G7 photo. Rahul Gandhi thanked DMK leaders despite their recent split, and CM Yogi assured a swift SIT probe into Ayodhya temple fund allegations. Meanwhile, Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on Moscow, targeting an oil refinery. -
'Naxal-free India': Govt shares 'historic milestone' after six decades of violence
The movement traces its origins to the Naxalbari uprising in West Bengal in 1967 and drew inspiration from Maoist ideology and the concept of armed revolution. Over time, several extremist groups operated across different regions before merging under the banner of the CPI (Maoist) in 2004. The organisation subsequently emerged as the principal face of the insurgency and came to be regarded as one of India's most serious internal security challenges. -
'A very tough cookie': Donald Trump says PM Modi a world leader 'he admires', calls Xi 'all business'
US President Donald Trump has lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi as "a very tough cookie" and one of his most admired global leaders, alongside China's Xi Jinping. Speaking to Axios, Trump highlighted their strong personal rapport, even amidst trade tensions. This praise follows their recent G7 meeting, where Trump emphasized the close India-US relationship and PM Modi's formidable negotiating skills, suggesting a trade deal is nearing completion. -
The great reverse migration: Why India's professionals are leaving Metro cities
A fascinating trend is emerging as Indian professionals increasingly desert sprawling metropolises in favor of tier-2 and tier-3 cities, searching for a richer quality of life. The rising costs of living, extensive travel for work, and the stress of city life are significant forces behind this migration. -
Culture, history & diaspora ties are empowering India-Malaysia ties
India's cultural diplomacy is flourishing in Malaysia, strengthening centuries-old ties. Recent events, like the record-breaking Swagatam dance performance and archaeological discoveries, highlight deep historical connections. The Indian Cultural Centre in Kuala Lumpur acts as a vital hub, fostering a unique, localized Indian cultural identity woven into Malaysia's multi-racial fabric, promoting mutual understanding and shared heritage. -
Culture, history & diaspora are empowering India-Malaysia ties
India's cultural diplomacy is flourishing in Malaysia, strengthening centuries-old ties. Recent events, like the record-breaking Swagatam dance performance and archaeological discoveries, highlight deep historical connections. The Indian Cultural Centre in Kuala Lumpur acts as a vital hub, fostering a unique, localized Indian cultural identity woven into Malaysia's multi-racial fabric, promoting mutual understanding and shared heritage. -
From Kalamkari to Ayurveda: PM Modi’s gifts to French and Slovak leaders showcase India’s cultural heritage
Prime Minister Modi presented leaders in France and Slovakia with exquisite Indian heritage gifts. French President Macron received a Kalamkari Mahabharata painting, while Brigitte Macron was gifted a Pochampally stole. Slovak officials were honored with Kashmiri carpets, Dokra art, Himroo textiles, and ancient Ayurvedic texts, showcasing India's rich craftsmanship and intellectual legacy. -
'Shameless, ungrateful, & corrupt': Aaditya Thackeray on 6 MPs as party faces split 2.0
In his first reaction to the crossover of six of the nine Lok Sabha MPs, who constitute two-thirds of the party's strength in the Lower House, Thackeray Junior said: "Maharashtra won't tolerate this". Calling those who are expected to switch to the Eknath Shinde camp "shameless, ungrateful, and corrupt individuals", the ex-Maharashtra minister said the MPs "shamelessly" sold themselves, staking their "reputation and family names". -
NDA bags 19 out of 26: How close is the ruling coalition to Rajya Sabha two-third majority
The BJP-led NDA has strengthened its Rajya Sabha presence, winning 19 of 26 recent seats to reach 150 members. This brings the alliance closer to a two-thirds majority, with potential further gains from upcoming bypolls and shifts in opposition alliances. However, regional parties and upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections could still influence the balance of power. -
'Those who fired bullets at karsevaks now give sermons': CM Yogi flags Opposition's 'double standards' amid Ram Mandir SIT probe
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath accused opposition parties of hypocrisy regarding Ram Mandir donations, highlighting their past opposition to the temple's construction. He assured devotees of a thorough SIT probe into alleged misappropriation, urging against inflammatory statements and encouraging evidence submission. -
Musk tops Buffett in a day: 7 stats on this week’s number platter
Elon Musk's wealth surge highlights a future arriving early.China's consumer spending shows a wobble, while Indian tech jobs face a squeeze.However, blue-collar roles are growing, and civil engineering sees a comeback.India's universities are rising, but China leads.Meanwhile, India's subsidy bill has tripled, reflecting a complex economic landscape where the future is here, but not for everyone. -
RSS office attack in Ranchi: Pakistan ISI-backed terror network uncovered
Ranchi RSS office attack probe reveals links to Pakistan's ISI-backed Tehreek-e-Taliban Hindustan. Three arrested individuals allegedly communicated with handlers via encrypted apps, sharing footage of the incident. Two accused reportedly met a Pakistani national in Dubai, where they were allegedly radicalized and agreed to support TTH's anti-India agenda. -
Watch: India’s first LNG carrier reaches Gujarat as Hormuz shipping resumes, docks at Dahej port
The LNG carrier Disha has successfully arrived at Dahej Port in Gujarat, heralding a much-anticipated return of maritime activities through the Strait of Hormuz amidst recent tensions in the West Asia region. This docking comes on the heels of a historic US-Iran peace accord, suggesting a potential stabilization of India's vital energy supply lines. -
'Party will split': OP Rajbhar claims Akhilesh Yadav's 'real uncle' will take over Samajwadi Party
Uttar Pradesh minister Om Prakash Rajbhar launched a sharp attack on Samajwadi Party leader Ram Gopal Yadav, accusing him of casteist remarks and predicting a party split. Rajbhar claimed Yadav viewed Rajbhar and Maurya communities as inferior to Yadavs. -
Rs 1 crore to victims' families, Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation - CJP chief Abhijeet Dipke writes to PM Modi, lists demands
Cockroach Janata Party chief Abhijeet Dipke has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to provide ₹1 crore compensation to families of students who allegedly died by suicide amid paper leak crises. Dipke highlighted the escalating mental health and education crisis, claiming 11 student deaths recently and demanding accountability from the Union Education Minister. -
'Dangerous sidelining of India': Former Trump aide rejects US-China 'G2' world order
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton warned against a US-China "G2" framework, calling it a "dangerous sidelining" of India. He emphasized the critical need for closer India-US strategic cooperation to counter China's growing influence in the Indo-Pacific. Bolton also advocated for a deeper strategic dialogue between leaders focused on the China threat, beyond trade disputes. -
'Centre's order is well-founded': Delhi high court dismisses Telegram plea over ban before NEET retest
Delhi High Court upheld the Centre's temporary ban on Telegram, citing its potential misuse for exam fraud and misinformation ahead of the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination. The government's order, issued under the IT Act, was deemed well-founded. The restriction aims to prevent cheating rackets from exploiting the platform, with the ban in effect until June 22. -
‘Bringing us closer’: PM Modi announces wider UPI rollout, education initiatives in France
Prime Minister Modi's recent announcement regarding the launch of India's UPI in France is set to revolutionize financial interactions between the two countries. This initiative not only simplifies instant transactions but also opens doors for increased student mobility and educational collaborations. -
'Praying for his good health and long life': PM Modi wishes Rahul Gandhi on 56th birthday
Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended birthday wishes to Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on his 56th birthday. Several Congress leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge and Pawan Khera, lauded Gandhi's dedication to constitutional values, social justice, and his resilience in politics. Leaders from Kerala also highlighted his journey and outreach efforts. -
'Monster bites back': India slams 'Frankenstein' Pakistan over terror links; calls Indus Waters Treaty outdated at UNHRC
India strongly criticized Pakistan at the UNHRC, labeling it a "Frankenstein state" that nurtures terrorism as state policy. India rejected Pakistan's allegations regarding Jammu and Kashmir, asserting the region's integral status and highlighting human rights violations in Pakistan-occupied territories. -
34% of candidates for NEET-UG retest from just 3 states
A significant portion of NEET-UG re-exam candidates, over a third, hail from Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan. These three states alone account for 34.4% of registrations for the crucial medical entrance test.The Hindi-belt states collectively represent 44% of the applicant pool, highlighting regional concentration. -
For retest, why curtail rights of 150m Telegram users: High court; attorney general says app a 'Frankenstein'
Delhi High Court will deliver its verdict on Telegram's challenge to a temporary ban imposed by the Centre. The court questioned how 150 million users' rights could be curtailed due to an exam, while the Centre highlighted Telegram's architecture as a "Frankenstein" prone to misuse and evidence deletion. -
Only 3 of Sena UBT's 9 Lok Sabha MPs turn up for party meet in Delhi
Six of Shiv Sena (UBT)'s nine Lok Sabha MPs have reportedly shifted allegiance to the Eknath Shinde-led faction, failing to attend a party meeting after writing to the Speaker to form a separate group. Citing ideological deviations and fear of a merger with Congress, the rebel MPs are expected to formally join the Shinde camp next week.

