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Amid Restrictions, J&K Minister Tries To Visit Martyrs' Graveyard In Burqa
All roads leading to the martyrs graveyard in downtown Srinagar have been sealed amid a massive security deployment in the city.
'No Mediation, Only Court Ruling': Both Sides In 3 Temple-Mosque Disputes
The parties argued the disputes involve competing claims over places of worship that raise constitutional and legal questions requiring authoritative judicial determination.
CSEET June 2026 Result To Be Out On July 15: Know Release Time And Steps To Check
CSEET June 2026 Result: Candidates who appeared for CSEET will be able to check their results through the official website on July 15 at 2 PM.
TG TET June 2026 Results To Be Declared Today: Check Steps To Download Scorecard
Telangana School Education Department will release TG TET June 2026 results today at 2 30 pm on the official website.
"Process Should Be Fair": Supreme Court Protects Individuals Declared Foreigners In Assam
The Supreme Court's judgement emphasised judicial fairness over state interests in citizenship cases, addressing ongoing litigations and procedural issues in Assam's Foreigners Tribunals.
India Shines On Global Stage, Wins 5 Golds At International Physics Olympiad 2026
India won five gold medals at the 56th International Physics Olympiad 2026, securing a joint World No. 1 rank.
Nepal Sends Highest Number Of Students To India, Says AISHE Report
Nepal remained the largest source of international students in India, accounting for 24.1 percent of foreign enrolments in 2023-24.
Konkan Railway Staff Pulls Passenger To Safety Seconds Before Disaster, Gets Rs 10,000 Award
The passenger lost his balance while trying to disembark the moving train and came dangerously close to falling onto the tracks.
IIT Guwahati 28th Convocation: 2,265 Degrees Conferred Across UG, PG And PhD Programmes
IIT Guwahati conferred 2,265 degrees at its 28th Convocation, honoured top performers, and highlighted research achievements, and new academic programmes.
Jamia Millia Islamia Introduces New Exam Rules For Final-Year Students With Backlogs
The university's Executive Council amended Ordinance-15 to enable quicker clearance of backlog papers for regular programme students.
Army Veteran, 92, Alleges Fraudulent Sale Of Allotted Land In Rajasthan
A 92-year-old retired officer alleges his Rajasthan land was fraudulently sold using forged documents.
Maharashtra CET Cell Begins Registration For BSc, BTech Agriculture Admissions 2026
The Maharashtra CET Cell has started registrations for BSc and BTech Agriculture Admissions 2026. Eligible candidates can apply online till July 25, 2026.
Election Commission Mandates Parents' SIR Details For New Voters In Bihar
Election Commission mandates new voters submit parent SIR details with Form 6 for Bihar electoral rolls.
JNU Admission 2026 Opens For UG And COP Programmes, Check Eligibility And More Details
Jawaharlal Nehru University has started UG and COP admissions for 2026-27 through CUET UG. Eligible candidates can submit applications by July 22.
Meet Hiten Dharpure, 17-Year-Old Behind The World's Smallest Robotic Arm
The 39.25 mm robotic arm uses 3D printing and micro servo motors to grip and lift tiny objects with precision.
Over Union Minister's Satluj Stance, Punjab BJP Leader's 'Stay-In-Limit' Barb
Satluj was released on July 3 on the OTT platform ZEE5. Two days later, the platform took it down, triggering a massive controversy in Punjab.
Premium Coffee, Colonial Cousins Vinyl: What PM Modi Gifted Australia's PM
One of the gifts, a Indian Premium Coffee Box, showcases the diversity of coffee grown across India's major coffee-producing regions.
India Declares 1-Day Mourning For Ex-Qatar Emir Sheikh Hamad Al Thani
India declared a one-day national mourning on Monday as a mark of respect for former Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani who died at the age of 74.
School Assembly News Headlines (July 13): Top National, International, Sports News
Today's News Bulletin: At home, tragic accidents, tense security scares and bold police actions are keeping states and cities on high alert.
