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Analysis: Why Congress's Charanjit Channi Dilemma Could Be BJP's Gain
Channi also attempted another move to oppose the decision; however, the high command is firm on continuing with Amrinder Singh Raja Warring.
Carpenter's Daughter From Andhra Pradesh Selected For Global Lunar Satellite Mission
Kandula Jessie was selected from a highly competitive pool after nearly 12,000 girls from 108 countries registered for the programme.
'Need Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation First': Opposition On Centre's NEET Discussion Stand
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju underscored that the government had been maintaining since the beginning of the Monsoon Session that it was ready to discuss all important issues, including the NEET exam paper leak.
As Bihar Government Nears 100 Days, A Look At Its Flagship Initiative
At the core of the initiative is a system that allows people to take unresolved complaints directly to the highest level of government.
'Protest, Dissent Essential Parts Of Democracy': NEET Topper Aryan Gupta
NEET UG 2026 Topper: Aryan Gupta credited his family and teachers for helping him remain positive throughout the challenging period. He said his achievement would not have been possible without their constant support.
Woman Strangled, Body Stuffed Into Suitcase, Dumped In Bengaluru Lake
The victim, Jayamma (61), wife of Boregowda and a resident of Challaghatta in Kengeri, had been reported missing.
'Will Return To India By Early Next Year': Lalit Modi After Tribunal Verdict
Referring to the ruling, Lalit Modi, who lives abroad, said his 16-year-long legal fight has come to fruition.
'How Is This For Publicity?' High Court To Centre On Police Brutality Plea
The Delhi High Court issued notices and asked for CCTV footage to be preserved.
New Satellite Images Show Entire Country Covered By Clouds As Monsoon Returns To Full Strength
Indian monsoon strengthens with heavy rains forecast from July 22 to 24 across several regions.
Indigenous Shallow-Water Warship INS Malvan Commissioned By Indian Navy
INS Malvan epitomises the vision of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' with over 80% of its equipment made in India.
Video: BJP, Congress Workers Clash In Patna, Cops Resort To Lathi-Charge
Visuals showed both sides using lathis and attacking each other with stones during the clash. Several workers were injured on both sides.
"152 Paper Leaks In 10 Years, Zero Convictions": Rahul Gandhi Targets Government
Calling Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan "corrupt" and "incompetent", Rahul Gandhi reiterated his demand for his resignation.
CCTV Shows Terrorist Shooting Jammu And Kashmir Cop At Point-Blank Range
This is the first terror attack in the Valley since last year's Pahalgam attack.
Andhra Scientist Wins Danish PhD Fellowship Worth 3.6 Crore For Sustainable Agriculture Research
The research is expected to generate valuable evidence to help Denmark improve protein self-sufficiency, strengthen climate resilience.
Scored Low In CUET UG? Here's How You Can Still Get Admission To A Good College
College Admissions 2026: Universities publish the list of vacant seats on their official websites. Interested candidates must register for the Spot Round within the specified deadline.
From NEET To TET: Paper Leaks, Postponements, Cancellations
The UGC NET examination in June 2024, affecting around 9 lakh students, was cancelled.
Kerala Plus Two SAY Result 2026 Expected Soon: Know How To Check Scores
Kerala Plus Two SAY Result 2026 is expected soon. Check official result websites, login details, alternative methods, and steps to download the DHSE Kerala supplementary scorecard.
UP Class 11 Dropout Used AI To Create Fake Banking Apps For Cybercriminals
The network came to light during the investigation of a cyber fraud case registered in Surat. In May 2026, a victim received an APK file on WhatsApp that closely resembled the official Punjab National Bank's PNB One application.
Elderly Woman, 2 Sons Die Inside Underground Water Tank In Uttarakhand
According to the villagers, a gas leak from a biogas plant near the tank may have been the cause.
