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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has declared the CA Final May 2026 results. Candidates can access their scorecards online by entering their roll number and registration number on the official result portal.
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Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has ordered a probe into around 1,600 errors found in school textbooks for Classes 1 to 8. The errors, including spelling mistakes and incorrect geographical references, were pointed out by teachers, drawing sharp criticism from opposition parties.
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Security forces in Manipur conducted search operations in Kangpokpi district, seizing arms and destroying thirty illegal bunkers. The operations targeted villages with recent violence, and four people were detained. The DGP is personally overseeing the efforts amid ongoing ethnic conflict.
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ICAI will release the CA Final 2026 results on June 18 evening. Candidates can check scores on icai.org or icaiexam.icai.org using their registration and roll numbers. Passing requires 40 marks per subject and 50% aggregate; 70% and above earns distinction.
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The central government has implemented extensive security measures for the NEET UG re-test on June 21, including IAF transport for question papers and a temporary Telegram ban. The move follows the cancellation of the May 3 exam over paper leak allegations.
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The Karnataka High Court declared the arrest of three Gameskraft directors illegal, stating the arrest lacked new material and violated constitutional rights. The court ordered their immediate release while allowing the Enforcement Directorate to proceed through summons if needed.
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Two accused in the murder of a Chandigarh chemist cashier were shot in the legs after allegedly attempting to escape from police custody and opening fire. They are hospitalised and in stable condition.
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After a deadly fire in Hauz Rani, Delhi authorities sealed illegal B&Bs, reducing affordable lodging for medical patients. Many patients and attendants now face higher costs and longer distances. The drive highlights a shortage of safe, affordable accommodation near hospitals.
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Two men, alleged associates of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, were arrested for firing outside a gym in Delhi's Paschim Vihar, reportedly linked to singer Guru Randhawa. The attack, occurring on June 11, saw no injuries. A social media post claimed responsibility on behalf of the gang, prompting a Crime Branch probe.
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The Greater Chennai Corporation clarified that only bulk parcel takeaways are banned at Amma Canteens, not all takeaways, to prevent commercial misuse. Small takeaways for families, night-shift workers, and the sick remain allowed. Staff involved in bulk bookings have been terminated.
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Union Minister Pralhad Joshi launched the Green Hydrogen Certification Portal, urging states to actively participate in the National Green Hydrogen Mission. The portal will facilitate transparent certification, while the minister highlighted progress in domestic electrolyser manufacturing, incentives, and pilot projects across sectors like steel and mobility.
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Rani Lakshmibai, the queen of Jhansi, died in battle during the 1857 rebellion against the British East India Company. Over time, through folklore and nationalist literature, she became an enduring symbol of resistance in India's historical memory.
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A tenant family from Uttar Pradesh vacated their Ahmedabad rental after a viral video showed a Bajrang Dal member confronting them with communal references. Police detained the man under preventive provisions without an FIR, citing the need to maintain public order.
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Gujarat Police have deployed personnel at a ratio of one officer per 80 candidates for the NEET-UG re-test on June 21. Traffic police and CAPF personnel supplement the security at 211 centres, with authorities aiming for a fair examination process.
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On June 17, 2026, key events included the signing of an agreement between the U.S. and Iran to de-escalate the West Asia conflict, the finalisation of the India-UK trade deal implementation date, and several domestic developments concerning the judiciary, parliament, and defence. The day also saw progress on aviation security and a diplomatic incident involving a Bangladeshi official.
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The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship has graded nearly 15,000 ITIs, with 466 scoring above 9 on a 10-point scale, up from 403 last year. High-performing institutes are now eligible to offer courses in emerging technologies like 3D printing and drone operations, marking a step toward improved vocational training quality.
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A minor girl who was missing for two days in Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit district returned home and alleged that a family acquaintance had abducted and raped her. Police arrested the 66-year-old accused within an hour of the complaint being filed, and further legal proceedings are underway.
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The CBI raided 14 locations in Uttar Pradesh following an alleged embezzlement of ₹4 crore from the Basic Education Department by a junior accounts clerk and others, acting on Allahabad High Court orders.
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The Surat Municipal Corporation demolished an unauthorised shed structure linked to a local BJP leader following a complaint, but later returned the seized materials. The complainant has also been served a notice for alleged encroachment of the same shed.
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Union Minister Jitendra Singh dodged reporters’ questions about examination paper leaks and a possible Telegram ban, directing them to other ministries. Meanwhile, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant refused to adjourn cases, asserting that judges must work to justify their salaries and dismissing the notion of court vacations.
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A man in Auraiya, Uttar Pradesh, has been arrested for allegedly attempting to kill his 14-year-old daughter, citing her gender non-conforming characteristics. The girl survived after being rescued from a canal and is receiving medical care. Police have taken the accused into custody.
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Eight persons arrested after a protest outside Falta police station where a crowd allegedly attempted to free detained strongman Jahangir Khan. Police used force to disperse the mob, and an FIR has been filed against Khan's wife for orchestrating the attempt. Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari called for strict action and announced development proposals for the area.
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Gorakhpur police have arrested absconding education officer Shalini Srivastava from Delhi in connection with the alleged abetment of suicide of teacher Krishna Mohan Singh. The family alleges she was part of a bribery scheme that drove Singh to suicide after he paid Rs 16 lakh for reinstatement and faced continued demands. The arrest follows a three-month manhunt, and the investigation is ongoing.
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Coordinated eviction drives on railway land in West Bengal’s Dum Dum and Sealdah areas have left generations of hawkers without their shops and livelihoods. Despite a High Court stay, some demolitions continued, sparking protests and calls for rehabilitation. Hawkers have expressed willingness to legalize their businesses but face an uncertain future.
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Over the past decade, more than half of FIRs for crimes against persons from North-East India in Delhi remain untraced, according to police data, highlighting persistent investigation gaps despite a specialised unit. The data emerges amid a recent rise in reported incidents of assault and racial abuse.
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The Delhi High Court has asked the Union Government to respond to Telegram's petition against the directive to block its channels allegedly involved in NEET exam irregularities. The messaging platform contends that the blocking order lacks transparency and proportionality.
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The 21st century sees nations competing for intellectual advantage, with knowledge becoming a key source of power. Historical shifts from territorial conquest to cognitive capabilities are discussed, along with the US model of converting knowledge into influence. India, while strong in digital services, is noted for its potential to transition to a broader knowledge civilization.
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Chennai Metro Water Supply and Sewage Board has unveiled a ₹59.15 crore project to provide permanent piped water supply to Thiru.Vi.Ka Nagar residents, replacing decades of reliance on water tankers. The infrastructure upgrade, including new pipelines and storage tanks, is scheduled for completion by August 2027.
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The Madras High Court has temporarily halted the construction of a church in Coimbatore near a Mariamman Temple, citing communal sensitivity and the disputed nature of the land. The court noted the need to preserve religious harmony while acknowledging the petitioner’s concerns about potential misuse.
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Three orthopaedic PG students at BJ Medical College in Ahmedabad have been suspended for ragging first-year residents. The Gujarat Health Department upheld the anti-ragging committee’s decision, imposing a one-year suspension on one student and six-month suspensions on two others, following an anonymous complaint.
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Construction of Chennai Metro Rail’s Phase II is facing disruptions due to an acute shortage of LPG cylinders, linked to the West Asia conflict. Contractors are using firewood and electric appliances for cooking in worker camps and occasionally purchasing cylinders at a premium to sustain fabrication work.
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The Madras High Court ruled that AI tools like ChatGPT cannot replace qualified teachers, especially in legal education, as they cannot teach integrity and morality. Upholding mandatory attendance norms, the court stressed that vibrant classroom interactions are essential for developing ethical legal professionals.
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Lieutenant-Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu has ordered a citywide audit of schools in Delhi to ensure compliance with child protection laws. The directives include enhanced police presence, mandatory child protection committees, and a month-long awareness campaign in July. The move underscores a zero-tolerance approach towards crimes against children.
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NTA Director-General Abhishek Singh revealed that Telegram was warned before the Indian government imposed a temporary ban over the app’s role in facilitating fabricated exam paper leaks. The ban, intended to prevent panic ahead of the NEET re-exam, has sparked a debate between examination integrity and digital liberties, with experts divided on the absolutist approach.
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The Supreme Court has deferred the hearing of a petition opposing the NEET-UG 2026 re-test to July, likely making the challenge moot as the re-exam is scheduled for June 21. The plea argues that cancelling the entire exam penalises honest candidates.
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The Delhi government will run three-day welfare camps at 42 locations from Thursday, offering on-the-spot resolution of grievances and access to schemes like Aadhaar registration, ration cards, and loans. Officials from multiple departments will be present at school-based venues operating 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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The Lokayukta police arrested a senior BBMP health inspector for allegedly accepting a bribe of ₹10,000 to issue a trade licence in Bengaluru. The accused had already taken ₹5,000 earlier and was caught during a trap operation. A case has been registered under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
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The Kalaignar International Convention Centre at Muttukadu on ECR is expected to be operational by December 2025 or early 2026. With 60% of structural work complete, the Rs 525-crore project will feature exhibition, convention, and auditorium halls, along with sustainable elements. The centre aims to boost Chennai's capacity to host major events.
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Former Tamil Nadu DGP Shankar Jiwal has resigned as Chairman of the State Fire Commission, citing personal reasons. Along with him, three other members quit. Ex-DGP Sunil Kumar also resigned from the Uniformed Services Recruitment Board.
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The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly session begins on Thursday with Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar’s customary address. This is the first session after the new government led by Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay won the trust vote. The Business Advisory Committee will meet later to decide the session’s duration.
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The mother of a 26-year-old man missing for a month in Vijayawada has alleged he died in police custody, prompting the High Court to intervene and the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister to suspend a circle inspector and order an inquiry. Political leaders have called for an independent investigation.
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Director-General of NCC Lt. Gen. Virendra Vats interacted with cadets in Chennai, awarding five cadets and releasing the annual journal. He outlined initiatives such as improved camp infrastructure, new cyber defence and drone courses, and a Colombo-Delhi cycling expedition, emphasising gender balance and life preparation beyond military training.
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Loyola College in Chennai will host a job fair on July 11 featuring over 500 companies and approximately 50,000 job openings across sectors like IT, manufacturing, and banking. Pre-registration is free and offers training and priority access, while walk-in candidates must pay a ₹100 fee.
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Customs officials at Chennai airport have seized 5 kg of methamphetamine valued at ₹5 crore from an unclaimed parcel. The substance was disguised as medicinal powder and shipped with fake details. An investigation is underway to trace the smuggling network.
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The Karnataka High Court instructed the state government to consider a comprehensive policy for homestays after overturning a registration cancellation that lacked due process. The court identified nine regulatory areas needing attention, from fire safety to inspection mechanisms, and stressed that rules should match the scale of operations to protect small family-run units while regulating larger establishments.
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Odisha’s Primary Teachers Association reports 1,678 errors in new Class 1-8 textbooks, including a misidentified Assembly photo and misplaced Niyamgiri hills. The mistakes, found in NEP 2020-aligned books for the 2026-27 session, range from spelling errors to factual inaccuracies. The association seeks swift corrections while the government is yet to react.
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The CBI has arrested Navneet Srivastava, the former CEO of CREST, for allegedly diverting ₹75 crore of the society's funds to shell companies for personal use. Two other CREST officials had been arrested earlier and chargesheeted in the case, which was transferred from the Chandigarh Police's Economic Offences Wing.
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The Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) is set to announce the AP Intermediate supplementary results for first and second year students shortly. Candidates can download scorecards from resultsbie.ap.gov.in and bie.ap.gov.in using roll number and date of birth. The exams were held in May-June 2026, and students need at least 33 per cent marks to pass.
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A man in Belagavi district, Karnataka, has been arrested for allegedly murdering his wife by giving her a poisoned soft drink and later staging a road accident. He confessed to the crime, citing an extramarital affair with a widow. Police are investigating the role of the other woman.
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi addressed a students' convention in Kota, calling for reforms in India's education system to reduce financial burden and mental stress. He highlighted issues with competitive exams and unemployment, announcing a nationwide campaign for accountability.
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State Bank of India has approached the Telangana High Court to contest the e-auction of five acres of land by the state government. The land was earlier allotted to the bank's predecessor, State Bank of Hyderabad, for constructing an office complex. The court will hear the matter on Thursday.
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Nibe Limited demonstrated its Garudastra 120mm vehicle-mounted mortar system to the Indian Army at Infantry School Mhow, showcasing rapid deployment, high firepower, and precision-guided munitions. The no-cost-no-commitment evaluation highlights the company's push for indigenous defence manufacturing under the Make in India initiative.
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Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla met Union Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss the state’s security situation amid ongoing ethnic tensions. The meeting reviewed the recent escalation of clashes between Kuki and Naga communities, and the broader conflict that has claimed over 260 lives since May 2023. The state government was restored in February 2026 after a year of President’s Rule, but the cabinet expansion remains pending.
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s planned visits to Malaysia and China will not affect the country’s unique relationship with India, officials said, stressing the irreplaceability of the bilateral bond. India’s High Commissioner-designate Dinesh Trivedi has arrived in Dhaka to foster dialogue, and a visit to India is likely in July.
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Maharashtra Cyber police recorded statements of stand-up comedian Pranit More and MBBS student Sejal Pawar on Wednesday in a case filed over controversial remarks during a Gurgaon comedy show. The duo has been summoned again next week, while the third accused, Himanshu Jangra, remains untraceable. The investigation is ongoing.
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Photographs of a religious ritual performed by the director of Mumbai University’s CDOE in his office have sparked a debate on campus. While some faculty note that religious events are common, others argue that a personal ceremony in an official space undermines institutional secularism. The university has yet to comment on the matter.
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Full body scanners are being trialled at four Indian airports, with BCAS requesting priority installation at Srinagar, Jammu, and Ayodhya. The technology aims to reduce physical frisking while improving threat detection. The CISF is evaluating the scanners, while also reporting significant seizures of gold, silver, and drugs.
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On 16 June, an encounter between a joint team of the Army and Assam Rifles and suspected militants in Manipur’s Churachandpur district left one person dead. Police recovered an AK-47 rifle, ammunition, and explosives from the site. The incident took place amid heightened security operations in the state.
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Tata Trusts has provided an undisclosed grant to IIM Bangalore for a 27-acre undergraduate campus in Bengaluru. The funding will support infrastructure and research clusters in fields such as AI and data science. IIMB aims to apply its postgraduate academic rigour to undergraduate education.
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The Kerala government's Priyadarshini scheme, offering free ordinary bus travel to women and transgender persons, has been embraced by women cardamom plantation workers from Tamil Nadu. While speculation about limiting interstate travel arose, KSRTC officials clarified there are no such plans as long as no complaints are received. The scheme has led to a significant drop in daily collections but increased commuter gratitude and ridership.
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KERC has ordered mandatory Aadhaar e-KYC authentication for new electricity connections in Bescom’s jurisdiction. Applicants must provide their Aadhaar number and complete OTP-based verification, alongside other documents. The move aims to streamline identity checks but raises questions about alternatives for those without Aadhaar.
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The Kerala High Court has upheld the conviction and 20-year sentence of a madrasa teacher for sexually assaulting a nine-year-old student during the COVID-19 pandemic. The court rejected the teacher’s claim that the case was fabricated due to sectarian conflicts, ruling that the child survivor’s testimony was wholly reliable and supported by evidence.
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The Delhi High Court has asked the Union Government to respond to Telegram's legal challenge against a temporary suspension of its services until June 22, imposed over concerns of exam malpractice ahead of the NEET-UG re-examination. The court heard arguments from both sides and directed the government to file its reply by June 18.
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The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has sought a response from the Tamil Nadu government on a PIL demanding an inquiry into excess fee collection by government-aided schools and a mechanism to monitor such fees. The petition alleges that despite a government waiver, some schools charge unauthorised amounts. The court has posted the matter for July 15.
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A Joint Action Committee of workers' unions and civil society organisations has demanded a judicial inquiry into the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant accident that killed 10 workers on June 8, along with ₹1 crore compensation per deceased family and permanent employment. The demands were made during a round-table conference in the city, where leaders alleged lapses in safety measures. A resolution also sought ₹50 lakh for injured workers and full medical expense reimbursement.
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Telangana has proposed a ₹2,580-crore World Bank loan for the TG-SVASTH programme, targeting non-communicable diseases, women's and elderly health, and digital health reforms. The draft Environment and Social Systems Assessment outlines steps to shift to preventive care and strengthen vulnerable groups' access.
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Telangana's Indiramma Housing Scheme Phase II will prioritise hut dwellers, with 2.5 lakh houses planned across 119 constituencies. The government aims to verify beneficiaries through field surveys and has also introduced a ₹2 lakh roof upgradation scheme for unsafe roofs.
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The Supreme Court declined to club multiple cyber fraud cases or grant bail to accused Manoj Kumar Singh, stating that such offenders are 'parasites' and must be kept in custody. The Bench highlighted the pan-India pattern of such crimes and referred to the suo motu case on digital arrest scams, emphasising the need for stringent action.
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Anganwadi workers in Karnataka have appealed to the Election Commission to exempt them from Block Level Officer duties during the electoral roll revision, citing severe disruption to their core child and maternal care services. They staged a protest in Bengaluru highlighting inadequate training, documentation challenges, and staff shortages that compound their stress.
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The MMRDA has proposed reclaiming 2,298 sqm of the sea near Marine Drive to widen the road from 8 to 13 lanes at a cost of Rs 40 crore, accommodating traffic from the Orange Gate-Marine Drive tunnel and providing a wider promenade.
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On the second day of Kerala's Priyadarshini scheme, women passenger count on KSRTC Ordinary buses rose to 11.84 lakh, up from 9.63 lakh on day one. The Transport Minister assured that the government would reimburse the estimated ₹2.46 crore daily cost and expressed willingness to talk with private bus operators. The free travel initiative covers seven categories of KSRTC services for women and transgender persons.
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The Indian Railway Finance Corporation has frozen a proposed loan for the Telangana government's takeover of Hyderabad Metro Phase I, also stalling Phase II expansion plans. Multiple inter-departmental disagreements and contractual complications are cited. The existing L&T-operated services will continue until the issues are resolved.
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Forensic report of a pet dog that died during the search for a missing toddler in Andhra Pradesh is expected by June 21. The Minister reviewed operations and warned against unverified social media posts.
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Telangana Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar announced free TGSRTC bus travel for NEET-UG re-examination candidates on June 21. He and Social Welfare Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar took a bus ride to review services, and Mr. Laxman Kumar rebutted allegations of a ₹2,000 crore welfare scam by BRS leader T. Harish Rao.
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The Andhra Pradesh Waqf Board has selected 250 underprivileged Muslim students, including 41% girls, for free residential Intermediate education through a talent test. The ₹6 crore initiative is part of the state's efforts to remove poverty as a barrier to education. Additionally, 335 Haj pilgrims received a ₹1 lakh subsidy.
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Tribal residents of Kokkal in Udhagamandalam have filed a counter-petition against other villagers boarding buses from their hamlet, citing cultural protection. An official intervention by the tahsildar has led to proposals for separate bus services to resolve the dispute amicably.
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A 60-year-old farmer from Cachar, Assam, was returned by Bangladeshi border guards after being detained for over ten hours. Ranjit Das was taken from the Indian side while working in the no-man's land near the border. He was handed back following flag meetings, with coordinated efforts ensuring his safe release.
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S.S. Jenifer, a survivor of the 2004 Kumbakonam school fire that claimed 94 lives, has secured the 15th rank in the TNPSC Group-I examination. Overcoming trauma, she now aims to serve in the Department of Rural Development and build safer schools in rural areas.
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In Theni district, 400 women survivors of domestic violence have created a peer-led federation to support others facing abuse. The initiative, promoted by Arogya Agam, aims to provide legal aid, rehabilitation, and economic independence through a self-managed network. Members resolved to transition from isolation to collective leadership.
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A Chikkamagaluru court sentenced Anil Poojari, 30, to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment for sexually assaulting a minor girl. The court also levied a fine of ₹25,000 and ordered ₹4 lakh compensation to the victim under the Karnataka Victim Compensation Scheme.
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The Supreme Court directed the Punjab and Haryana High Court to set up a new bench to hear former judicial officer Amrish Kumar Jain’s challenge to his 2022 termination after four judges recused. The apex court ordered day-to-day hearing and advised judges not to recuse, while the CJI flagged possible manipulation by some senior advocates.
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The Madras High Court granted an interim injunction against the construction of a church near the Mariamman Temple in Coimbatore, citing public order concerns and the need to preserve religious harmony. The bench observed that the temple has existed for over a century and the area has few Christian families, making the proposed large church's intentions questionable. The order was passed while a civil suit filed by temple worshippers is pending.
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Andhra Pradesh is exploring partnerships with Singapore-based institutions for the development of its capital Amaravati and urban infrastructure. A ministerial delegation visited Singapore to discuss collaborations in urban planning, climate resilience, and waste management. Key proposals include an Urban Futures Lab and knowledge exchange programmes.
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A Bengaluru businessman has alleged that he was kidnapped and robbed of Rs 1.09 crore by an armed gang following a staged car crash. Police are investigating the complaint while also noting that the complainant himself faces a prior cheating case.
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Petrol bombs were thrown at the RSS office in Ranchi on June 17, 2026, causing no injuries. BJP leaders condemned the attack and demanded swift police action, while authorities are investigating a possible motive linked to a local restaurant dispute. No arrests have been made yet.
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The All India Democratic Students Organisation staged a protest in Hassan demanding the dismissal of the National Testing Agency and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the NEET-UG paper leak controversy. The protesters alleged that lapses forced students to write the exam despite prior leak reports, and highlighted the exploitative nature of the coaching industry.
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The Karnataka High Court reserved its order on petitions to quash an FIR over alleged illegal foreign funding of over Rs 92 crore by a US-based organisation. The court directed no precipitative action against the accused and stressed that UAPA charges require a solid foundation, questioning whether information from a FEMA probe could be shared with police.
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IIM Ahmedabad has inducted 458 students for the 2026-28 batch of its PGP and PGP-FABM programmes. The PGP cohort includes 60.87% engineering graduates, 30.92% women, and 77% with prior work experience, showcasing academic and professional diversity.
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A preliminary autopsy of Prince Yadav, an accused in the Khan Sir violence case, has found no evidence of foul play, though a heart condition was noted. Viscera samples have been sent for further analysis in Kathmandu, while his brother alleges conspiracy and pressures linked to the legal dispute.
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Shriram Ilakkiya Kazhagam has announced the 2026 Thirukkural elocution, drawing, and essay contests for students across Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. The competitions will be held at 12 centres from July 18 to August 30, with categories for middle school to college. Applications can be obtained from Shriram Chits branches or online.
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An 18-year-old youth died of snakebite in Tamil Nadu's Tenkasi district after anti-venom was unavailable at multiple local health facilities. Family members alleged that the death could have been prevented with better stocking, while a doctor pointed to the delay caused by moving between hospitals. The public health department cited a temporary stock exhaustion due to a surge in snakebite cases.
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The National Investigation Agency attached two land plots in Baramulla belonging to an accused in a UAPA case. The case involves an alleged conspiracy by the banned Hizbul Mujahideen and others to sustain militant activities. The attachment is a court-ordered procedural step as the trial proceeds.
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Delhi Police have arrested five more operatives in the TTH terror module case, which is allegedly linked to Pakistan's ISI. The module is suspected of involvement in an attack on a Punjab police official and used social media for recruitment. The NIA also conducted searches in Punjab and Haryana as part of the investigation.
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The Supreme Court has ordered an inquiry after an advocate alleged that the court's Registry misplaced her client's case files, delaying registration. Chief Justice Surya Kant termed the matter serious and sought a formal complaint. The development follows earlier instances where he had criticised administrative inefficiencies in the Registry.
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A proposed legislative bill aims to restructure governance at the Indian Statistical Institute to overcome decades of organisational inertia. The bill creates a lean board, grants autonomy to regional centres, expands the mandate to include AI, and addresses long-standing scale limitations. Its implementation is seen as critical to reviving the institute's competitive standing.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that homemakers are ‘nation builders’ and introduced a compensation head for loss of domestic care, fixing a notional monthly value of ₹30,000. The judgment recognises the economic and caregiving contributions of women, which constitute an estimated 15–17% of India’s GDP, and aims to advance gender justice and social equity.
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Anakapalli police arrested five individuals and seized 213 kilograms of cannabis during a vehicle check, uncovering a trafficking network with international links. The prime accused had a prior drug conviction in Sri Lanka and entered India illegally after being released on bail. Investigations are ongoing to trace further connections and coordinate with Sri Lankan authorities.
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Kelkar Subhramanya Balachandra took over as Nagapattinam SP on Tuesday, replacing Sujith Kumar who moves to Cyber Crimes in Chennai. Balachandra previously served as DCP in Salem City and brings experience in community policing. The routine transfer aims to enhance administrative efficiency and address local security needs.
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Experts advise NEET re-exam candidates to stay calm and focus on revision rather than learning new topics. Emphasising emotional management, time strategy, and practical readiness, they urge students to build on existing knowledge and maintain a healthy routine for optimal performance.
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Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has ordered an inquiry after 1,678 errors were detected in school textbooks for Classes I to VIII. The government has formed a committee to investigate and submit a report within seven days, after which action will be taken against those responsible. The errors, including misidentifications and grammatical mistakes, have sparked concerns among teachers and parents about the impact on students' learning.
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A special PMLA court in Chandigarh has denied bail to Punjab minister Sanjeev Arora, arrested in a money laundering case linked to an alleged ₹100 crore GST fraud. The court cited evidence of potential witness tampering, including a ₹35,000 payment to influence a statement. The investigation by the ED continues, and Mr. Arora remains in custody.
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Navi Mumbai International Airport will launch international flights and freighter services on July 15, 2026. Air India Express and IndiGo are set to operate international routes. The airport, which started domestic services in December 2025, currently serves 20,000 passengers daily and recently received the Prix Versailles award for architectural beauty.
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Karnataka Police has mandated that all police stations must register FIRs immediately in cases of non-consensual sharing of intimate images, clarifying that consent to capture does not imply consent to distribute. The order addresses previous police inaction spurred by a misunderstanding of consent, ensuring that victims of sextortion and revenge pornography receive timely legal recourse.
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Nicobarese tribal councils have formally objected to draft election rules for their self-governance bodies, arguing that their traditional consensus-based system is democratic and warning that imposed polls could cause division. The Andaman and Nicobar administration has called a public meeting on June 30 to discuss the draft.
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The Mahila Court in Coimbatore convicted G. Balasubramanian for raping a woman with mental disability in 2021, sentencing him to 10 years rigorous imprisonment after DNA evidence confirmed his guilt. The court also imposed a fine and ordered compensation to the survivor.
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The Kerala government has challenged the anticipatory bail granted to police personnel accused in a 2023 assault on Youth Congress activists. The SIT argues the bail order contained factual errors and restricts investigation. The High Court will hear the appeal.
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Eight people have been arrested for allegedly attempting to storm a police station in West Bengal to free jailed leader Jahangir Khan. The Chief Minister has vowed stringent action, including property confiscation, and emphasised that the rule of law will be upheld.
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Madhuri the elephant is returning to Kolhapur after nearly a year at Gujarat's Vantara facility, where she received care for health issues identified during her stay at a local mutt. The relocation followed a Bombay High Court ruling that prioritised her welfare over religious use, a decision upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut used abusive language against party defectors at a press conference and asked the media not to censor his remarks, later defending his words as typical of Marathi speech. While a party colleague called it an emotional outburst, rivals condemned it, and an ally termed it understandable anger given recent defections.
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IIM Bangalore has announced a philanthropic grant from the Tata Trusts to support its new School of Undergraduate Studies. The school will offer BSc (Honours) programmes in Economics and Data Science from August, with a residential campus 27 km from the main institute.
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The District Consumer Commission in Chandigarh has ordered HDFC Bank to release Rs 2 lakh that was frozen after a senior citizen fell victim to a fraud, and to pay Rs 20,000 as compensation for the harassment caused by the delay. The commission observed that the bank’s inaction amounted to deficiency in service.
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Vidyashilp University's School of Design held a workshop on creative entrepreneurship with Vietnamese curator Nguyễn Anh Tuấn, exploring independent artistry and cultural parallels between India and Vietnam. In collaboration with the University of Applied Arts Vienna, an international summer school on circular futures is scheduled for July.
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The Tamil Nadu government's White Paper reveals that petrol and diesel consumption growth has stagnated relative to GSDP growth, driven by factors like EVs, CNG adoption, and fuel efficiency. This structural shift is expected to further erode fuel-based revenue.
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticised the Centre's temporary restriction on Telegram ahead of the NEET re-examination, calling it a tactic that harms students. The BJP accused him of exploiting the sensitive issue for political mileage during his rally in Kota.
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Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan visited 17-year-old Niranjan, who has a rare neuromuscular condition, at his home in Hanumakonda on Wednesday. Mr. Kalyan spent 45 minutes with the family, offered financial aid of ₹1 lakh, and promised to help set up a canteen and provide a pet dog. He later visited the Bhadrakali temple and expressed gratitude to Telangana authorities.
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A 28-year-old bank manager was arrested in Meerut for allegedly murdering a six-year-old boy to marry the child’s mother. The accused initially tried to mislead police but later confessed; the boy’s body was recovered from a field. An investigation is ongoing.
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The body of Akash Delison, who died in March 2026 in alleged police custody, was cremated on June 16 in Madurai after the Madras High Court directed a dignified disposal. Family members protested and 14 were detained, but the cremation took place with family consent at the Thathaneri yard.
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A private bus collided with a stationary truck on the Vadodara-Halol highway early Wednesday, resulting in six deaths and around 20 injuries. The truck was parked while the driver checked tyre pressure. Rescue operations involved local police and NDRF teams.
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Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah termed the abrogation of Article 370 as the "biggest policy mistake" and demanded a clear timeline for statehood restoration at The Hindu Huddle. He also discussed the challenges of 'One Nation, One Election' and invited southern film industries to shoot in Kashmir.
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