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After days of silence amid raging protests, PM Modi has spoken. Calling the NEET leak a 'ghor paap', he framed exam integrity as a national responsibility — and promised the guilty won't be spared.
The NEET protest just got its biggest name yet. Rahul Gandhi was detained and freed at Jantar Mantar as the student movement swelled, metro stations shut down, and the CJP vowed to stay put.
One goal, deep into extra time, and 16 years of waiting ended. Ferran Torres' 105th-minute strike gave Spain a 1-0 win over Argentina — and sent Lionel Messi into a tearful farewell.
"If there's no noise, there's no fun." Rohit Sharma answered weeks of retirement chatter the only way he knows — a 110-ball 137 at Lord's, the first ODI ton by an Indian at the ground.
A virus spread by sand flies is worrying Gujarat's health department. 63 suspected cases, 12 confirmed, 8 deaths — and most patients are children. Here's what parents need to know.
The monsoon has come back swinging. Red alerts cover Himachal, J&K and Uttarakhand, landslides are blocking hill roads, and the IMD warns isolated areas could see rainfall beyond 204.5 mm.
Rajasthan's long-awaited local body elections finally have a calendar. The voting process begins September 23 and the entire exercise — panch to district council — wraps up by November 15.
A first for India's fight against dengue. The drug regulator has cleared Takeda's Qdenga vaccine for ages 4 to 60 — two doses, no prior infection test needed, protection against all four serotypes.
Live near a toll plaza? You can now get your monthly local pass on your phone. NHAI's new digital pass on the Rajmargyatra app skips the queue entirely, verified via DigiLocker and VAHAN.
Day one of the Monsoon Session, and both Houses barely functioned. Opposition MPs stormed the well over the NEET paper leak and temple donation theft, forcing multiple adjournments.
Delhi's Jantar Mantar turned into a flashpoint as thousands marched towards Parliament over the NEET-UG paper leak. Lathi-charges, detentions, and one loud demand: the Education Minister must go.
