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NMC Approves 10,650 New MBBS Seats, But Key Regulatory Posts Remain Vacant: Chairman To NDTV
The total MBBS seat count has risen to 1,37,600 for the current academic session.
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NTA Releases Advisory For Joint Entrance Exam 2026
Joint Entrance Exam is conducted for admission to undergraduate engineering programmes at NITs, IIITs, other Centrally Funded Institutions (CFTIs).
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Open Schooling Sees 70% Failure Rate in 10th Grade Exams Over Last 4 Years
Under the 'NIOS Project,' an average of 70 per cent of students who took the 10th grade examination have failed in the last four years - this was revealed by the Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) in response to an RTI.
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Bengal Gang Rape Survivor's Friend, Who Fled, Under Scanner: Women's Body
A friend of a 23-year-old Odisha college student, who was allegedly gang-raped by unidentified men near her institute in West Bengal's Durgapur, is also under the scanner and the police must consider interrogating him, the women's body has said.
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'Trump's Science Cuts Could Lead To Brain Drain': Nobel Prize Officials
Donald Trump's assault on science could threaten the United States' position as the world's leading research nation and have knock-on effects worldwide, Nobel Prize officials in Sweden told AFP.
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Qatar National Bank Adopts JPMorgan’s Blockchain Platform for Instant US Dollar Payments
Qatar National Bank (QNB) has integrated JPMorgan’s Kinexys Digital Payments platform to process US dollar corporate transactions in minutes. The platform offers 24/7 settlement, handling billions daily, and signalling growing institutional adoption of blockchain. Analysts say this move strengthens confidence in digital assets like Bitcoin, Ether...
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Important To Defend Its Authority: China Defends UN Against Trump's Criticism
China has thrown its weight behind the United Nations, stressing that the world body remains essential to global stability, in sharp contrast to US President Donald Trump's attack on the institution on Tuesday, during his speech at the UNGA.
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Alarming C-Section Surge In India: Why Women Must Reclaim Childbirth Rights
India's national average for caesarean section (C-section) births is currently 21.5% and is driven not purely by medical need but by systemic, institutional and socio-cultural pressures.
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United Nations "Not Even Coming Close To Living Up" To Its Potential: Trump
President Donald Trump returned to the United Nations on Tuesday to boast of his second-term foreign policy achievements and lash out at the world body as a feckless institution.
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In A First, Taiwan To Produce US-Designed Missile, Drone Amid China Tensions
Taiwan will jointly manufacture a missile and an underwater drone with a US company for the first time, officials said Thursday, as Taipei seeks to boost domestic weapons and ammunition production.
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Gold Worth $700,000 Stolen In Paris' Natural History Museum
Thieves have broken into Paris's Natural History Museum, making off with gold samples worth 600,000 euros ($700,000) in the latest of a series of robberies from cultural institutions, according to the museum.
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Kate Middleton Says Prince William Is "Fussy" About His Brownies
Kate Middleton revealed that Prince William can be quite particular about certain foods, such as brownies.
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5 Bangladeshi Students To Face Deportation Over Campus Violence In Assam
Five Bangladeshi students of the National Institute of Technology in Assam's Silchar have been suspended for violent clashes inside the campus and authorities have decided to hand them over for deportation.
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National Institute Of Design DAT 2026 Registration Opens: Here's How To Apply
The NID DAT 2026 prelims will serve as the first step toward securing admission in one of India's top design schools.
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Afghanistan Earthquakes Worsen Humanitarian Crisis As Winter Nears
Earthquakes that flattened villages in eastern Afghanistan this month destroyed homes and livestock, the only assets owned by most families, leaving survivors with almost nothing to rebuild as aid runs thin.
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NMC Approves 10,650 New MBBS Seats, But Key Regulatory Posts Remain Vacant: Chairman To NDTV
The total MBBS seat count has risen to 1,37,600 for the current academic session.
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NTA Releases Advisory For Joint Entrance Exam 2026
Joint Entrance Exam is conducted for admission to undergraduate engineering programmes at NITs, IIITs, other Centrally Funded Institutions (CFTIs).
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Open Schooling Sees 70% Failure Rate in 10th Grade Exams Over Last 4 Years
Under the 'NIOS Project,' an average of 70 per cent of students who took the 10th grade examination have failed in the last four years - this was revealed by the Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) in response to an RTI.
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Bengal Gang Rape Survivor's Friend, Who Fled, Under Scanner: Women's Body
A friend of a 23-year-old Odisha college student, who was allegedly gang-raped by unidentified men near her institute in West Bengal's Durgapur, is also under the scanner and the police must consider interrogating him, the women's body has said.
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'Trump's Science Cuts Could Lead To Brain Drain': Nobel Prize Officials
Donald Trump's assault on science could threaten the United States' position as the world's leading research nation and have knock-on effects worldwide, Nobel Prize officials in Sweden told AFP.
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Qatar National Bank Adopts JPMorgan’s Blockchain Platform for Instant US Dollar Payments
Qatar National Bank (QNB) has integrated JPMorgan’s Kinexys Digital Payments platform to process US dollar corporate transactions in minutes. The platform offers 24/7 settlement, handling billions daily, and signalling growing institutional adoption of blockchain. Analysts say this move strengthens confidence in digital assets like Bitcoin, Ether...
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Important To Defend Its Authority: China Defends UN Against Trump's Criticism
China has thrown its weight behind the United Nations, stressing that the world body remains essential to global stability, in sharp contrast to US President Donald Trump's attack on the institution on Tuesday, during his speech at the UNGA.
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Alarming C-Section Surge In India: Why Women Must Reclaim Childbirth Rights
India's national average for caesarean section (C-section) births is currently 21.5% and is driven not purely by medical need but by systemic, institutional and socio-cultural pressures.
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United Nations "Not Even Coming Close To Living Up" To Its Potential: Trump
President Donald Trump returned to the United Nations on Tuesday to boast of his second-term foreign policy achievements and lash out at the world body as a feckless institution.
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In A First, Taiwan To Produce US-Designed Missile, Drone Amid China Tensions
Taiwan will jointly manufacture a missile and an underwater drone with a US company for the first time, officials said Thursday, as Taipei seeks to boost domestic weapons and ammunition production.
-
Gold Worth $700,000 Stolen In Paris' Natural History Museum
Thieves have broken into Paris's Natural History Museum, making off with gold samples worth 600,000 euros ($700,000) in the latest of a series of robberies from cultural institutions, according to the museum.
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Kate Middleton Says Prince William Is "Fussy" About His Brownies
Kate Middleton revealed that Prince William can be quite particular about certain foods, such as brownies.
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5 Bangladeshi Students To Face Deportation Over Campus Violence In Assam
Five Bangladeshi students of the National Institute of Technology in Assam's Silchar have been suspended for violent clashes inside the campus and authorities have decided to hand them over for deportation.
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National Institute Of Design DAT 2026 Registration Opens: Here's How To Apply
The NID DAT 2026 prelims will serve as the first step toward securing admission in one of India's top design schools.
-
Afghanistan Earthquakes Worsen Humanitarian Crisis As Winter Nears
Earthquakes that flattened villages in eastern Afghanistan this month destroyed homes and livestock, the only assets owned by most families, leaving survivors with almost nothing to rebuild as aid runs thin.
