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CBI arrests Pune school headmistress in NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case; total accused rises to 11

The CBI has arrested a Pune school headmistress in the NEET-UG 2026 Physics paper leak. This brings the total accused to eleven. The headmistress allegedly had access to question papers. The investigation is widening to Latur and other districts. Doctors and coaching operators are under scrutiny. Middlemen are also being…

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Bullock carts make a comeback in Jharkhand’s Hazaribag as fuel crisis disrupts transport and raises fares

Bullock carts are making a comeback in Jharkhand's Hazaribag district. Fuel supply disruptions are impacting diesel vehicle movement. This forces residents to rely on traditional transport for goods. Bullock carts are now seen in areas where they had nearly vanished. This shift highlights the challenges faced by local transportation services.

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One tap, 5,000 residents: How Delhi’s Dakshinpuri is battling severe water shortage

Residents of Dakshinpuri's Block 10 are facing a severe water crisis for nearly a month, struggling with basic hygiene and drinking water. A single temple tap has become a lifeline, with long queues forming daily. Despite Delhi Jal Board's efforts with tankers, residents await clear answers on restoration.

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PM Modi reviews deregulation push, asks ministers to cut compliance burden

Prime Minister Narendra Modi led a significant meeting to review deregulation and reforms. The focus was on reducing government interference and simplifying processes. This initiative aims to boost economic growth and improve the ease of living for citizens. The government is pushing for faster decision-making and project completion.

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Why are Indians suddenly buying more vitamins after starting Ozempic-like weight loss drugs?

Demand for vitamin and nutritional supplements is surging in India. This trend follows the increased availability of semaglutide-based weight-loss and diabetes medicines. Doctors are advising patients on these drugs to take multivitamins and protein supplements. This is to prevent nutritional deficiencies and muscle loss due to reduced food intake. Sales…

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India's informal job generation marked key milestone in January-March 2026

India's informal sector employment has surged past 15 crore for the first time during January-March. This marks a significant 15% increase year-on-year. The number of businesses in this sector also grew by nearly 17%. Services led this expansion, showing strong entrepreneurial activity and demand.

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'Nail scratches, eardrum ruptured, head slammed against wall': Family of Delhi woman claims beatings never stopped over dowry demands

A 25-year-old woman died after allegedly falling from her terrace in West Delhi, with her brother alleging dowry harassment and abuse by her in-laws. The family claimed she had nail scratches and her head was slammed against wall with her eardrum ruptured. Veena Kumari reportedly told her sister she was…

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How Kamala Harris sank: Democrats admit 2024 went horribly wrong but have no roadmap for 2028

TOI correspondent from Washington: After months of secrecy, recrimination, leaks, and intra-party paranoia, the Democratic Party on Thursday released its long-awaited autopsy of the disastrous 2024 presidential campaign that resulted in Kamala Harris losing the election to Donald Trump, turning the post mortem into another debacle.

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Ghaziabad rape accused gets new FIR after released in bail; celebration blocks road, videos go viral

A Ghaziabad man accused in a rape case is facing a fresh FIR after videos showed supporters celebrating his release from Dasna jail with a convoy, flower shower and roadshow. Police told TOI the group allegedly blocked traffic for 30 minutes and drove recklessly while escorting him home after bail.

The Economic Times

Delhi launches new hydrogen buses that run 250 km in one refill, promise zero emissions, but there's a catch

Delhi’s new hydrogen-powered buses can travel nearly 250 km on a single refill, but experts told TOI the technology still faces major hurdles. High operational costs, limited refuelling infrastructure, storage concerns and competition from electric vehicles are raising questions about whether hydrogen buses can scale for daily city transport anytime…

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Mumbai anti-encroachment drive: Western Railway clears Rs 600 crore land, violence erupts in Bandra

Western Railway is conducting a massive anti-encroachment drive in Garib Nagar, Mumbai. Hundreds of structures are being demolished to reclaim valuable railway land. This operation aims to facilitate crucial infrastructure expansion near Bandra station. The drive has faced some resistance and violence. Authorities are proceeding with the demolition under heavy…

The Economic Times

Pulwama attack mastermind Hamza Burhan killed in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir: Report

Hamza Burhan, a prominent figure linked to the Pulwama terror attack that claimed the lives of 40 CRPF personnel back in 2019, has reportedly met his end. Witnesses claim that unidentified gunmen struck in Muzaffarabad, a region under Pakistani administration. Designated as a terrorist by India in 2022, Burhan was…

The Economic Times

Amid ‘Cockroach Janta Party’ buzz, here’s how a cockroach found in a DU hostel created a mess

Delhi University South Campus hostel students protested after a cockroach was found in breakfast chutney. This comes as the newly launched Cockroach Janta Party created a buzz online. Students also reported illness from contaminated food and alleged poor kitchen hygiene, including rotten vegetables and wastewater use. The administration has promised…

The Economic Times

Everest economy shift: Sherpas move from muscle to mass market, edge out Western firms

Until 2010, outfits like Adventure Consultants and Himex (New Zealand), Alpine Ascents International and International Mountain Guides (US), and Jagged Globe (UK) dominated Everest, while Nepalis worked merely as employees for these firms.

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How this Ghaziabad ward residents solved stray dogs problem without euthanasia; become first in UP to achieve...

Even as the Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to recall its decision to remove stray dogs from public places like hospitals, schools and railway stations, a township in Ghaziabad’s Indirapuram was quietly celebrating a rare milestone. Ward No. 100 of the Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation has become the first civic ward…

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400-year-old Panzath festival in Kashmir revives community spirit and river conservation

Villagers in Qazigund, Kashmir, are reviving the Panzath festival. This ancient tradition involves cleaning the Panzath Nag stream and ritual fishing. The event draws crowds and has gained national attention. It highlights community efforts in preserving water bodies. The festival is a blend of cultural celebration and environmental service. It…

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NGT seeks CPCB report on whether pouring milk into rivers during rituals causes pollution

The National Green Tribunal is investigating if pouring milk into rivers constitutes water pollution. A petition highlighted a religious event where thousands of litres of milk were poured into the Narmada River. The tribunal has asked pollution control boards to assess the ecological impact. Scientific data is needed to determine…

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GCCs in India: The story so far

India's global capability center landscape is booming, serving as a catalyst for technological and service-driven growth. While discussions on quantifying its impact persist, it’s notable that multinational exports are anticipated to hit $164 billion by 2025-26. The workforce has expanded to a remarkable 4.2 million, with AI set to revolutionise…

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Seven year-old Pune kid dies after being trapped in society's lift for over a hour

A seven-year-old boy tragically died after becoming trapped between a lift's collapsible grille and wooden door in Pune. The child reportedly entered the lift alone and was caught as it began moving. Rescuers found him on the second floor, but he was declared dead at the hospital. An accidental death…

The Times of India

Nepal plans ‘Romeo-Juliet’ clause in rape law to shield consensual teen couples

Nepal’s current law treats any sexual relationship involving a person below 18 as rape, regardless of consent, while the legal marriage age in the country is 20.

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Bengaluru ORR upgrade: Traffic jams will worsen on Silk Board to KR Pura road as redevelopment to start soon; Key traffic hotspots and alternative routes

Bengaluru ORR Upgrade: Bengaluru’s already-stretched Outer Ring Road (ORR) tech corridor is about to enter what could become one of its most difficult traffic phases in years. A massive Rs 378-crore concretisation project from Silk Board to KR Pura is expected to begin soon, with officials warning that construction could…

The Economic Times

Bengaluru road rage shocker: Architect threatened, accused clicked her picture, and attacked husband with stone on his head

Two farmers from Doddaballapur Rural were arrested for allegedly attacking an architect and her husband in a road rage incident near Hesaraghatta Main Road. The confrontation began when the architect honked at an MUV blocking her path. The situation escalated when the men allegedly beat her husband and attempted to…

The Economic Times

Old shopping funnel is gone: Gen Z is rewriting rules of retail

Gen Z is rapidly reshaping India’s online retail market, forcing brands and platforms to rethink traditional marketing strategies. Nearly half of India’s online fashion and beauty shoppers now belong to Gen Z, with companies like Amazon, Nykaa, Myntra and Shein tailoring their offerings to meet the cohort’s fast-changing preferences and…

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CBSE reduces re-evaluation fees amid on-screen concerns; what are the new charges and when can students apply?

CBSE Re-Evaluation 2026 Fees and Dates announced: After concerns from students over CBSE’s new on-screen evaluation system for Class 12 board exams, the board has sharply reduced fees for answer sheet copies, verification, and re-evaluation. While officials denied any link between digital marking and this year’s dip in pass percentage,…

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Of roses and redlines: Trump faces thorny questions on Taiwan and trade

TOI correspondent from Washington: US President Donald Trump lumbered back to the White House on Friday bringing back with him seeds of discord from Beijing despite assertions to the contrary. The promise of Chinese rose seeds for the White House Rose Garden from Xi Jinping, meant to be a diplomatic…

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