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Resurfaced 1997 protest fuels debate over accountability, student rights and examination transparency during NEET controversy today.
Fresh violence, conflicting claims and political tensions intensify Delhi's protest over the alleged NEET paper leak.
France has passed a landmark law requiring social media platforms to block users under 15, making it the first EU country to introduce a nationwide age-based ban.
Extreme heat is emerging as a business risk, threatening workforce productivity and forcing Indian companies to rethink workplace resilience.
Nadda acknowledged students' concerns while urging Parliament to pursue bipartisan reforms against recurring examination paper leaks.
A viral controversy shifted focus from Vijeta Dahiya's credentials to accountability and political public perception.
Government promises faster justice against paper leak accused while reinforcing commitment to protect students' futures nationwide.
India's BRICS health agenda could create opportunities for pharma, digital health and AI firms, but market access remains the real test.
The phased tariff plan aims to boost US pharmaceutical manufacturing but has raised concerns over medicine prices and global generic drug exports.
Wangchuk says government offered assurances but seeks written protection before ending his indefinite hunger strike.
The Madhya Pradesh Assembly has approved a Uniform Civil Code framework covering civil laws amid political disagreement from the Congress.
A police head constable deployed for Amarnath Yatra security was killed after suspected terrorists.
Opposition leaders cite health concerns while assuring Parliament will continue pursuing Wangchuk's key demands together.new
TVK urges constitutional reforms, arguing states should independently decide medical admissions instead of centralised NEET examinations.
Young Indians remain optimistic about the future, but economic uncertainty is reshaping their jobs, finances and family aspirations.
CJP seeks fast's end as Opposition promises Parliament debate while exam reform protests continue nationwide.
Heightened security and continuing protests disrupt Delhi commuters as police, protesters and politicians remain locked in standoff.
Trump's proposed generic drug tariff could reshape India's pharmaceutical strategy, US supply chains, and the global economics of affordable medicines.
Intel's latest reported layoffs highlight its ongoing restructuring as the chipmaker balances cost pressures, AI competition and its ambitious turnaround strategy.
Court postponed the PIL, saying broader examination integrity issues are already pending in NEET-related cases.
Finance Minister says market determines rupee while RBI intervenes only to prevent excessive currency volatility.
CJP urges public to ignore rumours, insisting only Jantar Mantar hosts its authorised peaceful protest today.
Education minister defends Centre, backs NEET debate as opposition intensifies protests over alleged examination irregularities nationwide.
Court-approved transfer to Medanta coincides with Centre's outreach amid intensifying protests and political tensions nationwide.
Vantara, translating to 'Star Of The Forest,' is located within Reliance's Jamnagar Refinery Complex, also known as the Green Belt Of Gujarat. The Vantara ecosystem encompasses a 3,000-acre Elephant Centre, which serves as the residence for over 200 rescued elephants.