Delhi govt closes NEET protest cases with caveat: No protection for those with criminal antecedents
The Delhi government announced it will cease legal actions against NEET protest participants, barring those with criminal backgrounds.
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Telangana to sponsor annual foreign study tours for government teachers: CM Revanth
While Telangana spent about ₹1.08 lakh annually on each student in government schools, parents of children studying in private schools spend around ₹50,000 a year. Introspection on why parents continue to prefer private schools is needed, says Telangana CM and Education Minister
Vande Mataram Bill clears Parliament as Kharge, Nadda lock horns in RS - key highlights
Vande Mataram Bill clears Parliament as Kharge, Nadda lock horns in RS - key highlights
Why must a child say 'sorry mummy-papa', Trinamool MP asks as she tears into Centre over NEET suicides
“A child has gone because of the failure of this government and the Prime Minister (Narendra Modi) has not said one word on these children," Ghose said.
Govt summons Meta executives again over temporary restriction of PM Modi's Facebook post
India's government has summoned Meta executives to explain a temporary restriction on Prime Minister Modi's video. The social media giant acknowledged the error and has restored the content. New protocols are being introduced for prominent public figures' accounts. This incident highlights ongoing scrutiny of content moderation by tech firms. The government seeks explanations for platform governance and content handling.