Police clear Ken-Betwa protest site on Day 17, shift fasting activist to hospital
The administration has maintained that the Ken-Betwa Link Project is of national importance and will boost irrigation, drinking water supply and development.
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'Fabrications aimed at making bad performance': NTA warns of criminal action on AI, fake OMRs
The National Testing Agency has warned of strict action against fake OMR sheets. Several OMR sheets submitted for NEET-UG result grievances were found to be fake or AI-generated. Candidates submitting digitally altered documents face cancellation of results and debarment. The agency is scrutinizing all complaints and will take corrective measures if discrepancies are found. Fabricated documents are being used to challenge results after the recent retest.
Congress demands independent probe into donation chori
Opposition leaders have demanded an independent probe into Ram temple donations. They also warned the government's credibility depends on swift action regarding this issue. Activists and a political party plan a march to Parliament over paper leaks. Many opposition parties support this protest and may join the Parliament gherao. These twin issues are likely to dominate the upcoming monsoon session's first week.
DMK confirms TOI report it’s open to rethink on delimit bill
The DMK party will state its position on the Lok Sabha strength bill later. This regional party holds a significant bloc of 22 Members of Parliament. They are open to revisiting their delimitation stance if southern states are not harmed. DMK previously protested a similar bill, which was defeated by the opposition. The party awaits the government's proposed legislation to clarify its future actions.
Minister Manohar Lal dismantles Central Public Works Department’s ‘Delhi Club’
Minister Manohar Lal dismantles Central Public Works Department’s ‘Delhi Club’