A deadly building collapse in Satya Niketan has pushed Delhi University students out of nearby PGs as parents rush to bring them home. The fallout has sharpened concerns over costly, poorly maintained student housing and scarce safer options near South Campus.
Uzbek students recited and sang Prime Minister Narendra Modi's poems in Hindi and Uzbek during his Tashkent visit. The performance drew a warm response and underscored Uzbekistan's deep cultural engagement with India.
The Centre has opened a public consultation on reforms to public examinations, including the NTA system. The exercise will inform the Nandan Nilekani-led task force's recommendations on security, access and governance.
The new BJP team blends the old and the new and features women in key roles as the party prepares for elections in five states in the coming months.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologised to the Centre for the spread of Child Sexual Abuse Material, deepfakes and shortcomings in Meta's content moderation during high-level consultations, government sources said.
The Centre has extended Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan's tenure by one year till August 22, 2027, after the ACC approved an extension beyond his retirement under relaxed service rules.
In an exclusive interview with India Today television, Smriti Irani said that she did not want to comment on a party colleague, who has explained herself many times.
Smriti Irani said the Centre answered the NEET paper leak protests with legislation, a task force and direct outreach by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. She said the response showed engagement with students while drawing a line against violence during dissent.
Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan unveiled a "New Age Kerala" vision focused on fiscal discipline, investment-led growth, and tackling brain drain through a Global Job Watchtower. He also raised concerns over delimitation, backed stronger action against online abuse targeting women, and outlined plans to prepare the state for an ageing population.
IIT Madras Director Professor V Kamakoti says rebuilding students' trust is central to NTA reforms, stressing that technology alone cannot stop rogue paper setters. The panel recommends transparent evaluation, stronger oversight, independent audits and phased reforms to curb paper leaks.
Former Solicitor General Harish Salve said the NEET leak should be debated in Parliament rather than through street protests, criticised repeated disruptions to parliamentary proceedings, termed the Congress protest "narrative building", and urged voters to reject MPs who fail to attend or participate in Parliament.
Former Solicitor General Harish Salve said the Opposition can raise the NEET issue but should do so in Parliament, not through protests outside the Prime Minister's residence. He said students deserve accountability, but street politics and repeated disruptions weaken democratic institutions.
Twenty rebel TMC MPs are preparing a defamation suit against Mahua Moitra over her bribery allegation. The clash deepens the party's internal battle after the MPs broke away and backed the NDA.
Cash offers, chartered flights, alleged pressure tactics and a looming split - Sanjay Raut has made a series of sensational claims as Shiv Sena (UBT) fights to prevent another rebellion in its ranks.
The medical workers, previously employed at the Iranian Hospital located on Al Wasl Road in Jumeirah, Dubai, suddenly lost their employment after the hospital was ordered to close during a recent war-related situation.
What began as complaints over CBSE's on-screen marking system has now led to an inquiry, a leadership shake-up and a political battle over who should be held accountable.
Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng openly admitted on social media that she never expected PM Modi to answer her shouted query. She knew the protocol. The narrative ceased to be about India's press freedom landscape. It became entirely about her.
After days of political uncertainty and alliance negotiations, Vijay secured support from 120 MLAs to stake claim in Tamil Nadu, paving the way for his swearing-in as Chief Minister on Sunday.
The BJP's rise in West Bengal was shaped by voter anger over roads, jobs, safety and identity. The result turned years of scattered grievances into a sweeping political verdict.
The meeting will focus on preparedness measures, including supply chains, energy security, and the safety of Indian citizens abroad.
