Coaching centres boom, charging huge fees: Why CM Vijay's govt wants NEET abolition
State health minister KG Arunraj said the examination had “diverted focus of students” from the curriculum followed by schools to coaching.
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Notices to 80,140 voters in Nandyal district over discrepancies in draft roll
The revision began with 14,05,443 voters in the district, of whom 12,25,937 were identified as genuine; the final electoral roll is to be published on October 3, and hearings must be set at least seven days after a notice is served
Mizoram MLA to challenge Supreme Court order on ADC-Assembly dual membership
Rasik Mohan Chakma, who represents the Mizo National Front in the 40-member Assembly, is a member of the Chakma Autonomous District Council
'Discussed India-US ties': US ambassador Sergio Gor meets NSA Ajit Doval
On Tuesday, US Ambassador Sergio Gor engaged in significant talks with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, focusing on enhancing strategic ties between Washington and New Delhi. Gor emphasized the importance of these discussions for global security, following his prior meeting with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Monday. This diplomatic dialogue came just days after US Vice President J D Vance's conversation with PM Modi, highlighting the ongoing collaboration.
No question of reviewing liquor prohibition law in Bihar: JD(U)
The Bihar Prohibition and Excise Act, implemented in April 2016, bans alcohol manufacture, sale, and consumption in the State